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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
3
Phoenix and her husband confronted Charles Hayes in Goldfield over a lot bought from him. Mrs Phoenix fired during the struggle, hitting Hayes in the groin and hand and missing with another shot. She surrendered and is held on an attempt at murder charge.
General Leonard Wood arrived aboard the Manchuria from Manila and will go to Washington. He says the visit has no significance and reports the Moros in Jolo are pacified, Mindanao conditions improved, and Dato Ali with 25 000 followers has moved into the interior and is causing no further trouble.
The situation in Lodz Poland shows improvement as order returns and streetcars resume service. Estimates say around twenty thousand Jews have fled since Saturday to avoid a potential massacre amid the unrest.
Berlin reports Herr Launarts a social democratic member of the Reichstag received three months imprisonment for insulting the German expedition to China in 1900. In a speech he said the soldiers deserted the land plundered and abused women.
The Great Northern Steamship Company's steamship Minnesota arrived at Nagasaki with a cracked stern post. Temporary repairs will be made on site, taking about ten days to complete.
Grover Cleveland Justice O'Brien and George Westinghouse, trustees of the Equitable, met in New York on June 27 to consider the institution s affairs and a plan for electing directors by policy holders. The board of directors will meet tomorrow.
The Supreme Court of Ottawa granted the United States request and quashed the appeal of Gaynor and Green with coats. The decision was issued today in Ottawa.
Today on the Chicago grain exchange Wheat at zero followed by corn opened at 0.544 and closed at 0.56 Oats opened at 0.83268 and closed at 0.32 Grain quotations reflect minor price movements across the principal staples.
Advertising a cement sidewalk service offering to supply cement and gravel or perform similar work. Quoted prices include 75 dollars for a 30 foot lot of solid work and 85 dollars for comparable jobs. Ike Proebster is handling orders from La Grande and other details reference government cement quality and testing.
The text promote Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a natural gentle laxative. Sold by Newlin Drug Co.
Seattle June 37 J Abbit son of a wealthy Louis liquor dealer aged 35 shot and killed his wife in their Tonriat bot e then shot himself. He left a note blaming his wife's life of shame for the tragedy. The wife was a daughter of Edward Thicksteen of Muncie Indiana.
The German answer to France's note on the Moroccan conference was sent to Paris. High authority says Germany insists on a conference and will not outline its policy before the conference program.
Special prosecutor from the United States Attorney's Office in the railroad rebate cases arrived in Kansas City this morning. He met with District Attorney Van Valkenberg and planned to file Information against the Santa Fe for contempt within a week. If evidence justifies, proceedings could target officials.
Will celebrate Mr Lineberger proprietor of the Ladd Wagon pleasure resort preparing for a large Fourth of July audience. A festive Independence Day with mountain resort comforts includes refreshments, music, dancing and speeches by local men of prominence.
A representative of Admiral Viscount Ito visited Vice Admiral Rosentvensky at Sasebo hospital to convey regrets over his suffering and admiration for the Rasalan defense. Rosentvensky is progressing well and will send thanks to Ito.
The Hamburg finished two minutes ahead in today's yacht race as Meteor II with Kaiser on board and Prince Henry's Orpen defeated Ailea by about ninety seconds.
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