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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
3
A delegation from Muskogee I T arrives in Washington to urge the President and the Interior Secretary to stop tribal tax collection on white businesses in the territory. They seek a delay to take the case to the Supreme Court.
Christiana Jane 6&-M Laeviand notes army and navy officers took oath of allegiance. Norwegian diplomatic officers in Stockholm recalled. Fridtjof Nansen named ambassador to Bagland, former Premier Hagsarap named ambassador to Berlin.
The London committee has sent an identical note to all Madrid signatories proposing an international conference on Morocco. It is understood none of the powers have replied yet.
Oscar declines to receive the delegation from the Norwegian Storthing in Stockholm. He denounces the revolutionary steps and decline to recognize the actions against the union. He says he has not received the delegation and notes widespread sympathy from across the kingdom. The Swedish council of state schedules an extra session of parliament to address the situation.
Three explosions rocked the submarine A-8 off Plymouth England this morning causing it to sink. Of eighteen crew members aboard four were rescued while divers investigate the wreck. Survivors say the boat suddenly tipped with hatches open before vanishing beneath the sea.
The New York Scrippa News reports the sailing of a squadron to Franpe to bring home John Pan James is indefinitely postponed by war department orders. Rumors cite grave foreign complications including a German base in the Caribbean and Russian officer incidents. Admiral Sigubee remains in Washington.
La Grande Oregon June 8 1906 city treasurer Walsh reports funds on hand to pay all outstanding general fund warrants up to No 4571 endorsed October 17 1903 and water fund warrants up to No 5204 endorsed November 4 1904 interest on warrants ceases from this date
A drug store advertises New Life Puts promising prompt relief for liver and stomach troubles. The copy claims guaranteed results and lists a price of 250 at Newwin Drug Co.
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