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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1905
Page
5
A dispatch from Bowe reports a revolution in Poland with mobilization hindered by cut telegraph lines. The note appears in a Sérippe News Association column dated London January 8.
Five police officers guard the Russian Embassy in London today after a report that Nihilists are in the city. The update comes from Boripps News Association filed January 23.
Washington January 28 The president directed a joint board of army and naval officers to study and report on the introduction of body of Jiu Jitsu in military and naval academics.
Threaten action on the Pennsylvania system was averted and the dispute settled satisfactorily between the employer and employees according to Scripps News Association.
F McDaniel prominent Baker City businessman is visiting the city guest of former Governor Geer. He is a brother of Frank McDaniel of Stayton who was found dead in a Stayton hotel Sunday. McDaniel attends the funeral and is settling his brother’s estate in the Grande Ronde valley. Sheriff Pennington will begin selling delinquent lands next Tuesday and continue daily until all are sold.
Con ductor Frank Coykendall tells East Oregonian that worm damage makes growers waste apples each year. He shipped from La Grand a top quality Grande Ronde car with no culls, sold California buyers 85 cents per box while local price was 65 cents, and bought a $250 spraying outfit to improve profits.
Oregon apples fetch sixty to seventy cents a dozen in Boston, higher than good oranges, due to careful packing and selection. The passage notes quality drives prices and packing only ensures the fruit travel from Oregon to Boston.
A St Petersburg dispatch to the Zeltang reports Berlin rioting casualties at three thousand killed and twenty thousand wounded so far. The figures reflect a chaotic day with widespread unrest across the city.
Editor Observer notes a mistake in yesterday's notice about the Waledonian Reunion. The event is hosted by the Euro's Society of L Grande and open only to society members or those eligible for membership based on Scottish heritage. Membership costs one dollar annually for men, women attend free, and the funds cover reunion expenses. Turner Oliver, President.
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