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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
3
Two boys swept from a bridge drowned in Chippewa Falls. A cyclone damaged the Lutheran church and Gilween houses. Severe losses reported in Sheboygan Payette Portage and Barron with many towns cut off by the disaster.
Washington DC officials confirm deeds in due form and accept title to the right of way for the Dalles Canal on May 2. Work on locks will begin soon as the national government proceeds with constructing a canal around the rapids at that site.
Daily two to four schedule for two weeks features Oregon cities in the exposition program. The Transcontinental Passenger Association will set one way rate from Missouri river points to bite in it. Continued rain has postponed the athletic program.
New York June 6 Superintendent of Insurance Hendricks examined William H McIntire the fourth vice president of Equitable Life in Hyde case. McIntire is identified as a Hyde supporter.
St Petersburg Jane 6 Buseia reports that the intern has practically agreed to an assignment with Russian vessels now in Manila harbor. The move signals closer contact between the parties amid current diplomatic tensions.
The Supreme Court today affirmed the conviction of Edgar Bally for the murder of Ferguson, a non-auton hack driver in Kansas City in 1904, and upheld the death sentence to hang on July 13.
Forest Reserve in Washington area announces the creation of a 1,500,000 acre San Juan reserve in South Colorado by the President.
The court today decided to examine exceptions to the verdict that found Charles L. Ticker guilty of the murder of Mabel Page Tucker. A new trial is likely.
Madison June 6 The railroad rate commission bill was sent to the governor after the final amendment was concurred in.
Ilogar forces of Yeomen seized Kalib and Ibb and now invest Tales as Turkish troops rush to Tulse for reinforcements in the Hodeida region.
Mrs Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered dyspepsia and stomach distress. She used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and reports great relief with no further symptoms since taking them. New Zealand Drug Company is noted as distributor.
Temple resident J J Hubbard testifies on March 22, 1903 that Herbine relieved headaches rheumatism and tiredness after two years of use. The ad claims the tonic aids nature in restoring vitality and healing wounds.
A fragment describes a cure called Arnica Galve for piles and injuries. It mentions Newlin Drug Co as the druggist and notes cat uses. The language reflects early patent medicine style with exaggerated claims.
In 1900 Oregon had seven Indian reservations with a total Native population of 8,772. Harney County, the largest by land at 9,986 square miles, housed 2,589 residents in 1900, up 59 since 1890.
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