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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1905
Page
1
report from Karapatkin on renewed attacks and Japanese counter moves near Mukden and Manchiapu. both sides suffer heavy casualties with no clear end in sight as fierce combat continues with high intensity and captured machine guns.
Denver March 6 A sensational claim from Senator Richard Morgan of Boulder allegedly involved a thousand dollar payoff from D 8 Sullivan Cripple Creek postmaster and J W Herbert Colorado Southern Railway GM to back seating Adamé. Morgan and Sullivan deny the allegation as warrants reportedly issue for perjury.
In St Petersburg on March 6 a Russian force under General Kuropatkin reportedly attacked the Japanese left center near the railway. Intense fighting persisted along the Nee with Russian casualties estimated at 23,000 and Japanese losses believed to reach 40,000.
Mr EC Davis of La Grande Marble Works has ordered grave markers for AB Tattle former editor of the High Recorder and for his own tomb in Digins. Mr E Alberson buys a stone for his daughter’s grave and Mr O W Moon plans a monument for his late wife to be placed soon.
The Senate adjourned at 2 30 this afternoon after confirming the cabinet nominations. This evening a sermon at Central Church will discuss gains and losses in following Christ.
Washington March 6 Beripps News Association reports the senate opened with new members Pilea from Washington Flint from California Nixson from Nevada Carter from Montana and Sutherland from Utah receiving a warm welcome from colleagues.
Miniat Barrett of Panama cabled the department that the treaty had been signed between Costa Rica and Panama to settle the boundary dispute.
The Cody divorce case resumed in Omaha on March 6 with William Whares of North Platte testifying. He said Mr Cody objected to the ease of guests at the home for entertainment, and Cody testified he provided ample provisions for his wife and family.
In the House of Commons Premier Balfourd announced the resignation of Wyndham, Ireland's chief secretary, marking a significant shift in the government lineup. The move comes as Westminster braces for political maneuvering and potential replacements.
Honolulu reports a chemist's finding of strychnine in Mrs Stanford's stomach with only a trace seen. Police dispute guidance from Honolulu while in San Francisco detectives await the Stanford estate's arrival for the inquest.
Jefferson Meyers thanks Dr RL Lincoln Mr Miller and the La Grande Commercial Club for hospitality during a visit to the city and valley. He commends the region saying its potential is not yet realized and expresses hope for future meetings. Dated Portland March 4, 1906.
Bank of Oberlin era a case against Cassie Chadwick alleges conspiracy to issue eight checks without funds. Carnegie attended, Chadwick fainted during proceedings, jury sworn in, district attorney outlines case, defense pleads not guilty.
Washington March 6 Roosevelt today nominated all the present cabinet members to succeed themselves except Postmaster Wyone who is succeeded by Geo Vortelyou. Wynne is named for consul at Berlin. The president also nominated Reed as ambassador to Great Britain and McCormick as ambassador to France.
Washington report states secretary of the Treasury Lesley Shaw will retire from the cabinet next February. The announcement indicates a planned departure from public service and the administration will begin seeking a replacement.
Chicago March 6 Twenty more subpoenas bring total above two hundred issued today for Heal trust employees and members to appear before the Federal Grand Jury on the twentieth of the month.
The Grand Jury examined legislative bribery charges related to the anti-cigarette bill raised by Representative Baker but did not return any indictments. They found no graft system in the legislature and called it exceptionally free from corruption.
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