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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
5
The Odessa governor plans a proclamation amid rising anti Jewish sentiment among troops and civilians. He rejects anonymous letters claiming a Jewish massacre and criticizes Jews for provoking disorders while police report revolvers and prohibited literature in Jewish homes.
An itinerant evangelist calling himself the Second Daniel claims Mount Hood will erupt between July 27 and August 10, spewing lava and flooding Hood River Valley. The prophesy has drawn converts and prompted many residents to leave town amid fear the disaster will occur Thursday.
A Spokane restaurant cur was drowned in a bathing pool at Pampa while traveling with cramps. A 4 year old daughter of Julius La Duke in Livingston Mont fell into a hot spring and died from scalding. Northern Pacific machinists west of Ellenburg Wash gain 2 cents an hour. Henry Blakeley named western freight agent of Northern Pacific based in Tacoma succeeding G Fulton. Chautauqua in Oregon City surpassed attendance needs to fund next year. Anaconda reduces capital stock from 1 million to 100 thousand at Butte Sanctioning closing of affairs.
The hearing of Mani Gonne versus Major McBride opened in the civil tribunal of Paris. Gonne’s attorney denounced McBride for alleged unfaithfulness as the case proceeds in the divorce suit.
An early 20th century advertisement describes a severe mucous membrane inflammation affecting the ind pipa and sometimes spreading to the larynx and bronchial tubes. It warns the illness often strikes at night and promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup with frequent doses and Ballard's finement applied externally to the throat. Prices listed as 25c, GOo, $1.00 from Newlin Drug Co.
A Danville reader dated December 2 1901 reports recovery from rheumatic affliction after using Balder’s Snow Liniment. The testimonial claims four years of illness were cured by one bottle and recommends it to others suffering similar pains. Newlin Drag Co. appears in the ad copy.
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