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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1906

Page

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Murder Sews Tragedy As Mother Kills Daughter Then Herself

New York May 7 Miss Agatha Waters a society figure admitted to the Four Hundred was shot by her mother Mrs Mary E Waters wife of a prominent banker and leader in society The mother then killed herself the cause given as insanity In Chicago thieves looted the Levi Leister estate vault of securities valued at 150000 and are at large Williamsport delegates from across Pennsylvania attend the eighth annual Knights of Columbus convention with many distinguished members present

Sorlips News Associat New York Agatha Waters Mary E. Waters Scripps News Association Chicago Borgulars Levi Leister Williamsport Pennsylvania Knights of Columbus Order

Assassination in Elizabethstag and Political Notes

Reports from Odessa and Washington detail a governor general’s assassination by a revolutionary bomb in Elizabethstag, plus senators meeting President Roosevelt over a railroad rate bill. Other items note elections in Guadaloupe, Chinese plans to recruit teachers in Pekin, and Oakland banks reporting large deposits since resuming business.

Scripps News Association Odessa Russia Elizabethstag Revoluionist Seripps News Association Washington Carter Flint Perkins Ankeny Roosevelt Mastea Scrippa News Association Oakland

Holy Roller Leader Creffield Shot In Street

Franz E. Creffield, leader of the Holy Rollers sect, was killed by George Mitchell of Portland who says Creffield ruined two of his sisters. Mitchell, recently released from Oregon penitentiary, claims revenge after Creffield caused a sensation two years ago in Oregon.

Scripps News Association Seattle Franz E. Greffield Holy Rollars George Mitchell Portland Creffield Oragon Mitchell

Dam at Casha C 9 Slips After Landslide

A landslide formed by May 6 near Casha C 9 weakened the dam and caused gradual slippage. No flood danger unless the dam reforms.

Orippa News Association Sacremento Cal Casha C

Mathews Post Invites Forest Grove For May 30 Events

The James 3. Mathews post of the G A R extends an invitation to civic societies and the public to join decorations day and memorial services on May 30. A Measles relapse appears in Nelson where a twelve months old child of Mr. and Mrs. C A Nelson is noted. The funeral will be from the home near the brick yard with interment at the I O O F cemetery. Old Town sees ongoing building and improvement as La Grande plans a premier residence district.

Forest Grove James 3. Mathews Nelson C. A. Nelson Feme Old Town la Grande

Indictment in Oregon land fraud case targets 21 men

Federal grand jury returned an indictment after 36 hours, detailing a large Oregon land fraud plot. Warrants will be issued for 21 men including Crarley M. Elkins, Jock Combs, Benjamin F. Aller, and other officials and lawyers from Oregon Washington and Arkansas.

Oragon Fadaral Grand Jury W. GC. Bristol Northwest Crarley M. Elkins Jock Combs Peneville Benjamin F. Aller Portland Elkins & Co M. E. Brink Penevilla Donald F. Steffa Prineville Crook Gouty Journal Almond G. Palmer H. Judd Palmer E. Dorgan Francis J. Davina John J. Collins E.dorgin & Co Albany Malcom McAlphin J. W Hopkins Vancouver Wash W. W. Brown Seattle Thomas H. Watkins Erickson & Watkins, Prineville and Edgar White Ara F. W

Speaker Cannon's Birthday Reception Sparks Presidential Boom

Washington May 17 The 17th birthday of Speaker Cannon is celebrated tonight with a House reception at the Arlington hotel where the pen beam for the presidency will be opened. The aged speaker says he will not refuse the nomination though no man can afford to be a candidate. he says the boom is not bothering him. In Nebraska reports note the first time in the Roman Catholic Diocese services embraced primitive simplicity with congregational singing and male voices. Bishop Scannell orders no solos or instrumental displays to honor Pope Pius wishes for plain worship. The move aims to curb display and influence a broader return to simple forms of worship, anticipated to spread nationwide.

Washington Cannon Arlington Hotel Scripps News Associa Omaha Scannell Pope Pius

Prosecution Against Standard Oil Intensifies in Ohio

Columbus report says Attorney General and President Roosevelt unite against Standard Oil. The special counsel's report accuses the company of operating in Ohio under five names to pirate and undersell independents, crushing competition.

Columbus Ohio Roosevelt Standard Oil Company Standard Company Standard

Shamokin Miners at Work Resume Repairs in Pa

Shamokin area workers returned to the collieries to repair facilities in readiness for an early restart of coal mining. New Haven hard coal price dropped one dollar per ton locally.

Shamolin New Haven

Medford Seeks Dry Town Vote On June 1

A petition circulates in Medford Oregon this week to place the saloon license issue before voters at the June 1 election. The Ministers association plans a 10 day Davis opera house speaking campaign. Saloon men vow strong opposition, splitting business leaders and heightening the local political contest after a dry ward last election.

Medford Ministers Association Davis Opera House

GGAR MAKERS STRIKE Boston May 7

Boston cigar makers walkout affects twelve hundred workers. Forty employers sign the wage scale and five hundred workers return. Remaining workers have not yet agreed to union demands.

Scripps News Association Boston

General Corbin's Plans Reported For Summer Move

The Lieutenant General of the Army leaves Washington for Wilmington to visit his daughter, then Cincinnati, French Lick Springs, and St. Louis to assume command of the Northern Division. Aides Moss and Horton proceed to St. Louis ahead of him as they await his arrival. He plans a several week rest at Indiana resort and will attend West Point graduation in June before a division inspection and retirement list report. He then returns to Washington to take residence at Cherry Creek with a new home under construction.

Scrippa News Association Washington D. G Washington Wilmington Corbin Cincinnati Uhey Fransh Lick Springs Ind St. Louis A. Moss W. E. Horton Gorbin Indiana St Louis West Point Gen. Gorbin Cherry Cease

Chess tournament fatality shocks St. Louis leader

St Louis, May T, prominent chess figure %-Max Judi a former minister to Austria died of heart disease during a chess tournament in progress here. He had ignored medical warnings not to participate, succumbing to exertion during the event.

Scripps News Association St. Louis Max Judi Austria

Water Ways Committee Recommends Niagara River Limits

Washington May 7 The international water Ways commission for the preservation of Niagara Falls reported to Congress today. It recommends limiting the amount of water taken from the river and negotiating a treaty with Canada to curb diversion of the current.

Scripps News Association Washington International Water Ways Commission For the Niagara Falls Conerina Canada

Dock at Seattle Damages and Fire Threaten Waterfront

May 7 Seattle reports a near total loss of the Allington dock after a blast of cartridge explosion. The Army transport Sherman docked nearby was saved by crew effort and flooding controlled the blaze. Damaged stock included stored ore and materials bound for shipment. Canyon City Oregon notes local Republican central committee electing J. E. Marks president A. D. Leedy secretary with plans for active campaign.

Scripps News Association Seattle Wash Allington Canyon City, Or Republican Party Grant County J. E. Marks A. D. Leedy

Local option likely to carry in Heppner Oregon

May 7 report argues June local option vote will pass despite saloon opposition. Saloon men concede defeat and predict earlier closure leads to reopening later, while fruit districts like Fruitdale and Maypark display signs of a forthcoming crop.

Heppner

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