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La Grande Evening Observer in La Grande, Oregon
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
2
Governor on Capital Punishment Debate
The Anti Capital Punishment Association presses governors for endorsement as the governor defends capital punishment. He argues that murder with premeditated malice warrants the death penalty and life imprisonment alone cannot guard the public. He favors extending capital punishment to highway robbery and burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Capital Punishment Association
Who Is It On Lewiston Gruesome Arm Find
The Lewiston case claimed two women’s right arms were found and identified by physicians as real human remains. Later the arms were deemed cougar parts brought from Orofino for bounty collection, leaving doctors and local authorities looking foolish in the Floral Journal critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Orofino
Lewiston Tribune
Floral Journal
Centennial Hotel Under New Management
The Centennial Hotel at 1417 Adams Ave announces new management by proprietor Mrs. W E Murchison. Rooms are five dollars per week with meals at twenty five cents and special furnishing rates. Monthly patrols offered. Phone 1161.
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Adams Ave
W.E. Murchison
The Miner’s Inch and California Water Flow
The article defines the miner’s inch as about 8.796 gallons per minute and explains that fifty miner’s inches equal one cubic foot per second. It notes common measurements use a mean pressure of four inches with a two by two inch aperture and five inches of water, equating to roughly 1.2 cubic feet per minute per square inch of aperture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Henderson Resigns as U S Marshal to Run for DA
The Portland Telegram reports that S Z Henderson resigns as deputy United States marshal to enter the race for District Attorney in the tenth Judicial District. He will leave next week for Enterprise, with Col Ivanhoe also a candidate for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Telegram
S. Z. Henderson
Tenth Judicial District
Enterprise
Henderson
Col. Ivanhoe
Woman's Tea Takes Measure In Society Satire
A satirical note ponders judging a woman by her tea habit, noting Hollistar's Rocky Mountain Tea sold as Tea or Tablets for 485 cents. Newin Dru Co.
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Hollistar
Newin Dru Co
La Grande Drug Co. Promotes Experienced Pharmacist
Reliable druggist F. G. Fornes Prop in charge of prescription department. Expert graduate of pharmacy. Prescriptions delivered at all times. Phone Red 121.
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F. G. Fornes
Notice 10 Bridge Builders Sealed Bids in Oregon
Union and Wallowa counties invite sealed bids by noon February 7 1906 for constructing a bridge across the Wallowa river per plans in the clerks offices. Abutments and approaches bid separately. 6 percent certified checks required as guaranty. Courts reserve right to reject any and all bids. J B Orwae County Clerk Union county Oregon.
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Union
Wallowa
Oregon
Wallowa River
A Useful Hen A New York Boy Learns on Farm Visit
A New York boy on a country visit finds farm life new and especially enjoys live stock. He discovers hens lay eggs and proudly brings one home for his aunt. She offers to cook it, but he insists the hen already cooked it and it is still warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The Fight for Legislation on Osteopathy Gains Ground
The article argues Osteopathy, developed by Dr. A T Still, is about a dozen years old as a school of practice and has been recognized by 27 states through legislative action. It notes widespread legislative support despite strong opposition from traditional medical monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
Tates
Osteopathy gains legislative recognition in several states
The article argues for separate osteopathic licensing boards in states with osteopathic laws, noting New York and New Jersey efforts. It cites court support in New Jersey, predicts broader adoption as public sentiment favors recognition of osteopathy, and critiques opposition from established medical groups.
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