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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

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Wealthy Brower Dies After Illness in County

William A. P. Brower, a prominent local resident, died at Elcerrito Park after a three week illness from double pneumonia. He rejected regular physicians in favor of a San Francisco scientist healer and his arrangement included a trained nurse. Brower was known as a strong believer in Christian science.

Actions News Association San Masto Galif William A. P. Brower Elcerrito Park Brower San Francisco Esea

Court Martial Concludes Deliberations at Annapolis

The Coffin court martial finished deliberations after noon. Findings will go to Admiral Sands who may review them. He plans to forward records with recommendations to Washington. Trial of Midshipman Stephen DeCatuer Jr. opened this afternoon with hazing charges.

Scripps News Association Annapolis Admiral Sands Cour Washington Stephen DeCatuer Jr Hoe

Train in Hard Luck near El Paso Wrecks, No Injuries

The Rock Island Golden State limited derailed forty miles north of El Paso but stayed upright with no injuries reported. The wreck follows a 24 hour delay caused by a snow slide. In Paris the same day France denies issuing an ultimatum to Venezuela.

Scrippe News Association el Paso Rock Island Golden State Limited

Wealthy German to Wed Busch Heiress on New Year

Theodore Scharrer a 55 year old hop dealer of Stuttgart plans marriage to Wilhelmina Busch daughter of Adolphus Busch. The couple registered as man and wife at Beileville hotel, sought a license but left when closed. Adolphus Busch claims no knowledge or concern. Scharrer calls the ceremony a quiet joke.

Scrippa News Association St. Louis Theodore Scharrer Stuttgart Germany Wilhelmina Busch Adolphus Busch Beileville Illinois St Louis Baileville

Taxable property in La Grande rises to 924975

The county clerk has notified the city recorder that La Grande's taxable property within city limits totals 924,975 dollars, an increase over last year.

City Recorder la Grande

Shaw Defends Wall Street Crisis Amid Snow Walk

Secretary Shaw and local bankers trudged through a snowstorm to address the financial emergency. He warned against further damage, planned a Washington trip, and accused Chicago newspapers of distorting his statements while denying shielding Walsh from prosecution.

Scripps News Association Chicago Shaw Wall Street Washington Walsh

Yerkes Dies. Street Car Financier Charles Yerkes Dead

Charles Yerkes, famed street railway financier, died at 2 16 PM at the Waldorf Astoria New York after a heart illness. Born June 25 1859 in Philadelphia he built Chicago cable and underground systems and later funded London underground projects with wealth rivaling J P Morgan.

Scripps News Association New York Charles Yerkes Waldorf Astor Philadelphia Gs City Council Yorks Chicago Chicago University London J. P. Morgan

Putting Down Rebellion Grows in Russia Amid Moscow Push

Troops flood into Moscow to assist in quelling the rebellion while reports from Warsaw fade. In Poland the Moscow dispatch notes Cossacks advancing against peasant forces as the broader empire reacts.

Scripps News Association St Petersburg Moscow Warsaw Poland

Football stays but must curb bad conduct says Minnesota official

Cyrus Northrup, president of the University of Minnesota, tells the Minnesota State Educational Association football can stay if professionalism and betting are driven out. He urges regulation but warns against driving the game away.

Scripps News Association St. Paul Cyrus Northrup University of Minnesota Minnesota State Educational Association Today

Special City Council Meeting in La Grande Tonight

A special meeting of La Grande city council is called by the mayor to discuss levying a general tax up to one percent on all property and a separate tax up to one percent on bonded debt for 1906. The measure also taxes male residents aged 21 to 60, except active firemen.

la Grande

Lost Word Delays Washington Message In Charlottesville

No word has arrived from the President and his stenographer says no Washington message is required. The executive and family are freed from official duties. Theodore Jr and Dr Ry join the party and are believed to be rabbit hunting again today.

Scrippa Nown Association Charlottesville Vac Washington Theodore, Jr Riry

Swearing Effectively Cures Deaf M mute In Stockton Tale

Dave Miller a deaf mute who arrived from Salt Lake City was cured in Stockton after a bedside incident triggered a remarkable change. His rival pulled the bedding away and Miller awoke angry almost frozen then, in a fit of effort to speak and hear, regained both speech and hearing.

Scripps News Association Stockton Dave Miller Salt Lake City Miller

Rebel government seizes Zlatoust armory in Ural town

In Zlatoust, population 17000, a republican government set by rebels now flies red flags over the arms factory. Officials are imprisoned and Cossacks threaten to kill officers if the town is attacked.

Scripps News Association St. Petersburg Zlatoust Ural Mountains Gossacks

Van Dran commits suicide after poison murder case

Casper Van Dran killed his wife with cyanide on August 12 and then died by his own hand on December 20 in Portland. The case linked to earlier violence when J W Young shot Van Dran near his saloon. Young was convicted for assault with intent to murder and appealed. Van Dran, known for running the Hotel Pendleton, died after a long illness.

Scripps News Association Portland Casper van Dran van Dran Young Pendleton George

Grain markets open and close prices in Chicago

Wheat opened at 0.89 and closed 0.854. Corn started at 0.60 and ended at 0.60. Oats opened at 0.514 and closed at 0.53. Market report from Chicago dated December 29.

Strippe News Association Chicago

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