16 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1907
Page
1
Evelyn visited the tombs and spent a Saturday with her husband before meeting a messenger at the gates. She insisted on seeing Harry first and later drove away sending word she would return. Attorney Delmas is worried as Evelyn’s link to Mrs George Lederer’s divorce case emerges.
Representative Herman Rothchild wired Win Miller, La Grande Commercial Club president, that the county division bill was killed. In Vancouver, hockey finals on Trout Lake report ice fourteen inches thick with teams from Ottawa Montreal Halifax Wisconsin Minneapolis and Brooklyn set to play. In San Francisco Captain of detectives resigns, citing interference by Chief Dinan.
Berlin reports Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch of Russia, living in Goburg with his wife in defiance of imperial wishes, welcomes a daughter. The cousin Czar, celebrated in rank and honors, sits under threat from Russian revolutionaries as Cyril enjoys rare happiness in Europe.
A fragmented classifieds snippet lists prices for opera toe and beauty items, noting 6.00 for Opera toe and 4.50 to 5.50 for beauty products.
Washington reports Mayor Schmitz received telegrams congratulating settlement of difficulties. Japanese exclusion from schools stands, but exceptions for eligible Japanese children may apply. Delegation influenced President, while debates over San Francisco policy continue in London and Washington.
New York society hosts a bold dinner dubbed a twentieth century banquet. Frederick S Goodwin and party guests will dine tonight on a menu of raw foods with every course and drink served uncooked as part of the novelty event at Central Park West venue.
The Chicago session of the third day of the national woman suffrage convention featured sustained earnest work and enthusiasm. Delegates toured Hull House and the University of Chicago, with plans for public meetings tomorrow including Herbert Bigelow, Miss Jane Addams, and Rabbi Emil G Hirsch at the Studybaker Theatre.
Hutty Green reportedly sells her sugar plantation near Bartle for 6 million dollars to a New York syndicate. Purchased four years ago for 15 million, the seller claims clear profit. The plantation, never visited by the public, lies near Bartle with a nearby railroad.
In San Francisco on February 16 Harry Corbett brother of champion prizefighter James Corbett collapsed and died as he was about to step into a bath tub. Physicians were summoned but he died before help could arrive.
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