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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
3
Local fraternal orders including La Grande Lodge 16 Eagles Wing Star Encampment 31 and Foresters of America Court Maid Marion No 22 meet weekly or monthly at Odd Fellows hall Redman hall Castle Hall and other venues. Listings note meeting days visiting members welcome and officers like G W Ball D E Cox and F. S. Kannon.
Centered at No 1417 Adams Ave the Centennial Motel advertises new management. Rooms and board priced at five dollars per week cash with modals at 26 cents. Monthly patrons encouraged. Proprietress Mrs W E Murchison can be reached by phone 1161.
The Grande Ronde Coal Go. reports receipt of three coal cars and promises prompt attention to all orders. It states arrangements are in place to handle all coal and ample supply for the rest of the season. Laws Bros.
The William H. West Big Jubilee Minstrels headline Steward's Opera House next Saturday presenting Major Smith and a strong bill of vocal and instrumental features. Human Hearts will also visit the city, praised as a powerful melodrama about hope, love, and justice with a compelling plot. Human Hearts plays Tuesday, March 6, while the minstrel show tours through March 10.
New York dispatch says Hyde agreed with Jerome to return when wanted before sailing for Europe. McCurdy denial follows. Stuyvesant Fish reportedly plans to run for Mutual president, with officials favoring an insurance man as leader and efforts to find the right candidate.
The transport Logan departed San Francisco at noon carrying the Eighth Infantry and two troops of the Third Cavalry for the Philippines. Among the officers aboard were Brigadier General J. M. Lee and Captain Taggart.
President Samuel Gompers called an AFL executive council meeting in Washington March 19 to discuss the coal situation. The gathering aims to review labor actions and potential responses to the energy shortage.
The article extols the spinal column as a marvel of design, describing its twenty four vertebrae and interlocking ligaments. It lauds the column’s strength, flexibility, and self restoring alignment under proper muscular support and correct positioning.
A Baker City Trades and Labor meeting adopted resolutions denouncing slanderous attacks on John L Rand and other citizens. The group called for fair treatment and urged the Portland Labor Press to avoid publishing slander and to assess candidates by past records, upholding organized labor’s principles.
Senator Clark of Montana secured a complete victory as the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling. The government had sought cancellation of timber land patents on grounds of fraud and speculation, but Clark was found to have no actual knowledge of the alleged fraud and the decision stood.
The city returned to quiet after troops were withdrawn amid riots. Officials report about three hundred arrests have been made in connection with the unrest.
Wheat opened at 2.34 and wheat the day before but oats finished at 0.89. The Maan News Association reports early market moves in Chicago on March 6 with grain prices showing small shifts and no clear trend.
Great musicale event expected to fill Central Church this evening. Miss Lyne recalled a Kansas City performance with $1.50 seats and strong audience delight. Evangelist Handsaker has heard Mr. Gamble and Kinpalf Press notes from Portland and Lewis ton about the western party.
Business notice from J Bull and Company announcing the purchase of Boss Meat Market in La Grande and pledging to merit patronage by providing best possible service. A trial order is earnestly solicited from the public.
Fragmented OCR text mentions prospective loans and installment payments. References a plan awaiting approval by a body called the Doma after assembly. Context and entities are unclear due to garbled source.
Vallejo dispatch reports March 5 there is growing interest in the municipal election with a strong Republican slate anticipated. Mayor Raney faces opposition as about two hundred navy employees and squads rally in support and a substantial turnout is expected.
The Mar 5 report notes heavy selling pressure and widespread liquidation at the Amalgamated concern with inside interest signaling potential price declines. Traders see a downbeat tone as prices drift lower amid selling.
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