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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1906

Page

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Russia Faces Financial Crisis and Holiday Shutdowns

St Petersburg reports a citywide factory closure for holidays with many works not reopening until after Red Sunday on January 22. Siberian rail stations are under martial law as Russia teeters on possible bankruptcy amid failed loan talks and French lenders withholding funds. Minister to Japan to visit Tokyo and Roosevelt en route to bolster Russo Japanese ties.

Scripps News Association St. Petersburg Etgledlerk Siberian Roosh Elt Gypbakbamteiff Japan Tokio United

Attempted Train Wreck Near Marysville Sparks Investigation

Southern Pacific Oroville local passenger train derailed eight miles east of Marysville at ten last night. Engine and baggage car left tracks but no injuries. Wreck blamed on malicious individuals who battered a switch with a hammer.

Sacramento Cal Southern Pacific Oroville Marysville

Congressman Proposes Balboa 400th Anniversary Exposition

Representative Kahn of California introduces a bill to spend a million dollars for a 1913 San Francisco international exposition marking Balboa's discovery of the Pacific and to stage a worldwide naval review on September 25 in the bay. In Illinois, a quarry explosion near Carryallville Killss dozens. reports vary from three to fifteen deaths and several injuries as dynamite heating is suspected.

Scripps News Association Washington Kahn California Today Pacific Ocean Vasco Nunez Balboa San Francisco Bay Balboa Pacific Chicago Dolesea, Shepard Carryhille

Notre Dame Establishes Japanese History Course

A new Japanese history course opened today at Notre Dame university in South Bend Ind with Fran cis Sugita a graduate of Tokyo University appointed chair.

Boripps News Association South Bend Ind Notre Dame University Francis Sugita Tokio

Grain Markets Crackers Open Mixed in Chicago Trade

Chicago grain markets show wheat opening at 88 and closing at 85. Corn starts 44 and ends 44 4. Oats begin 52 44 and settle at 32 .

Chicago

Barrel of Rats Sent to National Museum from Manila

Word has reached the national museum that a barrel of rats has been shipped from Manila. They were caught as cholera and other diseases afflicted Luzon. Major Edgar A. Mearns, U.S. Army surgeon and collector, noted many rats were scientifically valuable. Some belong to species unknown to naturalists.

Washington, D.C National Museum Manila Luzon Edgar A. Mearns United States Army the Nations Museum

Murder suspect Harry Orchard tightens link chain in Steunenberg case

Oldwell Tane notes the growing evidence against Harry Orchard alias Thomas Hogan in the Frank Steunenberg murder inquiry. Detectives press to close any loop holes with more conclusive proof while analysts prepare chemical examinations and preliminary hearing plans.

Oldwell Tane Harry Orchard Thomas Hogan Frank Steunenberg Slauths Swain the Statesman Orchard

The Ice Man Dead

Jacob Rustman president of the Jefferson Ice Co was found dead in the office with a revolver nearby Police cannot confirm murder or suicide Rustman aged forty was wealthy and faced substantial losses from alleged ice trust prosecutions per his physician he had been nearly insane for two weeks The report notes suspected pressure from the ice trust and Rustmans claimed inability to endure the stain.

Ecripps News Association Chicago Jacob Rustman Jefferson Ice Co Corporation Rustman Charles Genn Rustmans Alledged Ie Trust

Midshipman Decatuer Acquitted by Court Martial

Annapolis, Jan 6 The midshipman Decatuer was tried by court martial for hazing McGrary of Texas and Church of Indiana and was acquitted this afternoon.

Scripps News Association Annapolis Midshipman Decatuer

Exposition Scandal Hints of National Inquiry

Washington January 6 The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company may face federal scrutiny as Senator Carter of Montana and the National Commission consider requesting government investigation. Indignant officials vow to push charges of incompetency illegal dealings and improper post fair disposition of funds. The Exposition will likely be revisited in Congress.

Scrippa News Association Washington Senator Garter Montana National Commiension Carter

New York Woman Murdered: Gentry Wife Slain in Apartment

Mrs. Gentry, wife of Universal Trading and Supply Company president, was found dead in her New York apartment with throat cut from ear to ear. The killer or motive remain unknown. a blood stained razor was found nearby. Police search for Frank J. Constantine as potential suspect amid related late night deaths in the same district.

Scripps News Association New York Gentry Cari Frank J. Constantine Constantine Ias

Mail Train No 9 Derailed Injuring Clerks Near Nevada Desert

Mail train No 9 derailed at Horney Nevada at 1 o clock am while racing to recover lost time. Four mail clerks were seriously injured including Chris Denzing T Powall Omaha and J J Burke Geo Scott Sacramento. Fourteen clerks aboard sustained injuries to varying degrees. Traffic halted until late morning.

Scripps News Horney Nevada Desert Chris Denzing T. & Powall Omaha J. J. Burke Geo. Scott Sacramento

Bank of Commerce Reopens After Night Fire

Kansas City reports the Bank of Commerce opened at the usual hour despite a fire that caused extensive damage to the building overnight. Bank officials say operations resumed and customers were seated to transact business.

Scripps News Association Kansas City Bank of Commerce

Antlers Hotel Fire in Portland Sends Guests Fleeing

A blaze started in a sewing machine shop storeroom near the Antlers hotel at 1 am in Portland Oregon. The fire caused dense smoke but all guests escaped via fire escapes as the department took control quickly. One visitor, N R Wilson, returned home to Spokane after the scare.

Portland Ore Fira Antlers Tenth Washington Streets N. R. Wilson Our City Spokane

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