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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
3
The shipment promises the largest car loads of date furniture ever seen, including bedroom suites lounges couches dressers chifoniere and various mattresses. It will arrive early this week with a wide range from common to real hair mattresses. Visit to see the full display.
A local store promotes its updated line of picture frames mouldings art decorations pictures and window shades with a promise of slight framing expense and a display that highlights this season's styles and options for framing family photos.
Gosner Rus sell, alias Geasler Rossena, was found guilty before Recorder Goff of delivering an infernal device to the Cun ard seamer Umbria in New York on May 5, 1903. He admitted making many such devices and said he sold them to Cuban agents during the Ouden rebellion and offered devices to Boer agents, all for profit.
Eckhardt and Hawkins company presents three act drama A Wicked Woman tonight and closes with farce comedy A Woman in the Case. The Weiser Signal notes rich costumes, splendid settings, and first class acting, praising the troupe and predicting continued patronage.
A great fire rages along the Nijol Novgorod docks, endangering all shipping and causing enormous damage in a central Russian city. The report notes the urgency of the blaze and its wide impact on commerce.
Philadelphia report details nearly one million dollars in cash and bonds tied to the Storey Cotton company embezzlement that vanished with Sophia Beck aboard an ocean liner. She linked to Frank Marrin and Ewart Storey, as postal authorities pursue Marrin who plans to flee country likely with Beck and Storey.
Special rates for the National Convention of the Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft in Los Angeles California April 18. Round trip tickets from La Wants through the O RAN are 47.10 with return privilege until June 16. Tickets on sale at this station office April 11 12 and 7th.
Senator Heyburn discussed improving the upper Columbia and Boake rivers and surveying the Clearwater with the chief of engineers. War Department officials have advised on available appropriations and steps will commence soon to start projects and proceed with work this summer.
Judge James Hargis his nephew Elbert Har gis and Ed Ostrahan Breathitt sheriff held without bail on charges of complicity in the James Cockrell murder in Jackson Kentucky three years ago Senator Alexander Hargis arrested in the name connection and held on fifteen thousand dollars bail All men are prominent in Kentucky business and political circles Found a bible on the streets of La Grande Finder may claim by calling and paying for this notice The Lyle Tuesday Musicale met at the Presbyterian Church for a public recital to explain the clubs real object The recital drew a large crowd and featured piano mandolin and vocal music
Estray stock described as a bay mare weight 950 aged 13, a sorrel mare weight 900 aged 4, and a bald faced pony weight 700, all branded Non. Stock taken up east of La Grande. to be sold by the precinct constable at 10 o clock Monday March 3 1905 to satisfy pasture bills unless owner appears to settle charges.
The report notes a 72 mph wind at North Head near Astoria lasting 11 hours on March 23. In Ravenedale Washington Ben Williams, a Black man, stabbed Jack Ianks in a saloon fight. Franke is dying and Williams is under arrest. At Hood River Carl Keats was badly burned when a spray nozzle failed and a Japanese assistant operated the lever. Joseph Porter suffered an eye injury from sprayed liquid.
A clairvoyant, Palma, has set up at Hotel Sommer offering readings from 9am to 9pm daily. She promises to answer questions without being asked and asserts she can reveal past, present, and future events. Call now to consult. Fee is described as reasonable and accessible.
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