Hurt by the Train
Mr Watross was severely hurt this morning while attempting to board a moving passenger train No 6 near Pendleton. He slipped and fell, suffering a cut lip and other injuries. two stitches were needed, but the doctor reported the wounds were not serious. He rested at the scene and planned to continue to Sho shone Idaho once able.
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Washington
Pendleton
Watross
Motiter
Watrese
Shoshone
Idaho
Watress
Exhibit Hall M L Causey Announces Depot Exhibit
Exhibit Hall official M L Causey told an Observer representative that the contract for building the hall would be let on Monday. He projected thousands will pass through the city in 1905 and said the exhibit at the depot would showcase the area’s varied products in a memorable way.
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M L Causey
Spokane Police Chief Shot Inaccidental Discharge
Spokane reports Chief of Police E M Voydt shot this afternoon by an accidental discharge. The bullet passed about three inches above his heart as his revolver struck a rock and discharged. He has a slight chance for recovery.
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Spokane
E M Voydt
Russian Officer Describes Battle At Port Arthur
Commander Mitsenkoff, Poltava executive officer, recounts the savage third assault on High Hill during the Port Arthur siege. He notes brutal hand to hand fighting, fierce Japanese casualties, and massive fires that forced a Russian retreat while emphasizing the strategic limits of retaking the hill.
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Ports Arthur
Associated Press
Mitsencoff
Poltava
Port Arthur
Passing bad checks shocks Baker City populace
A smooth young man used a forged Baker City Herald check for forty one dollars at N K West’s, receiving change after a false bargain. After the store contacted the Herald, the check was declared worthless and the suspect fled toward Hilgard. Sheriff Brown and Officer McLachlen arrested him near Perry. the man, known as McClegg, faces Baker City forging charges.
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Baker City Herald
N K West
Herald
Laker City
Mr. West
McClegg
Co. L Boys
Armory
Marital Ceremony Noted In Mt Glenn Settlement
In Mt Glenn, Albert H Tiffany and Bertha Williema were married by Justice of the Peace Hough in his office. The event drew local friends and observers from Haines Record, who extend best wishes for a happy married life. JT Jarman will join Hook & Thomas of La Grande as cattle buyer. Thomas R Akins and L B Akins visit Enterprise and Joseph for land office business.
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Judge Hough
Mt Glenn
JT Jarman
Hook & Thomas
la Grande Battle Drealure
Haines Record
Thomas R Akins
Enterprise
L B Akins
Joseph
City
Returned Home After East Tour and California Visit
Mr AB Conley and wife Ed Conley and wife and J J Conley returned yesterday from a trip that started in Los Angeles where they met relatives touring the East. The party visited Illinois New Orleans El Paso and Cataline Island then San Francisco before heading home in time for Christmas tide.
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AB Conley
Ed Conley
J J Conley
San Francisco
Los Angeles
A B Conley
St. Louisa Fair
Illinois
New Orleans
el Paso
Texas
Conley
Cataline Island
Rate Set for Exhibits to Portland Exposition
Railroads fix a 60 cent rate in carload lots from St Louis to Portland for exhibits destined for the Lewla and leek exposition.
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Portland
Eec
St. Louis
Woolen Mills Secures Record $27000 White Blanket Sale
JP Wilbur superintendent of the Union Woolen Mills closed a Thursday deal for $27000 of white blankets sold to a Boston firm. This stands as the largest single order by the mill or any northwest woolen mill. Two more orders of about $2000 each followed, signaling capacity pressure and potential need to double output to meet demand. Wilbur’s leadership underpins strong local industry and prospects for Union.
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Wilbur
Union Woolen Mille
Boston
Union Woolen Milla
Northwest
Union
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LA Grande
Oregon
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Dante
Stoessel
Officer McLachlen
Woolen Mills
la Grande, Or
J. R. Forrest
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