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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
1
Report from Petersburg Oct 61 notes four critics react to a new manifesto. Observers say advisors may exceed the ruler's stated words. The British press appears cautious as public promises are scrutinized amid political tension.
Report from St. Petersburg and Odessa dated Oct 31 describes mass gatherings at churches and squares as protestors demand civil liberties and amnesty. Witte pledges political prisoner releases while revolutionaries push for broad amnesty and end to strikes amid military patrolling and disorder.
The Logan arrived in the morning from Manila and Hong Kong. Charles steward explained the ship blew at its toad after it wounded the church.
The Christina Oor 81 Usptin expedition sails toward King William's Island west of Greenland. They report the crew is well and conducting aviatific experiments during the northern voyage.
An investigation began this morning in Vieteburg regarding Kusann Geary and a rival of an officer. At 3 McAdoo today the Gar y Fick theatre management was notified they attempted to present Amre Warren's Profession tonight and a participant would be arrested.
A chaotic notice notes that those injured in the Kavess City wreck will recover, with mixed phrases about the Beattle Grocery and local services. It advertises fiction stock additions, cheap bindings, and new copyrights, inviting readers to browse shelves and find reading material.
Report from Scripps News Association describes masked men boarding a freight at night near Moriy Is and shooting one Frenchman after a confrontation. Two others fled. the injured victim is being held for investigation as authorities pursue the assailants.
Judge Hart today denied a new trial for Senator Edmonds and sentenced the ex senator to five years in San Quentin for bribery. The 45 year old, frail defendant urged leniency and asked to serve time at San Quentin. Mrs Edmonds supported her husband as the court deferred rulings on bail and an appeal to the supreme court.
Washington dispatches received from Shanghai describe target practice aboard the battleship Oregon and a Japanese official note expressing pleasure at the visit of American warships. The reports deny any attack by a Chinese mob and place the Shanghai attack story at a distance from Nanjing.
Acting on the attorney general and the state board of bank commissioners, United Bank and Trust Co. resumes operations this morning. The attorney general noted all depositors are safe and protected as the bank restarts.
Beripps News Association reports Scottie in Los Angeles is badly injured from a crash. He says he will never ride again after doctors describe severe injuries and temporary paralysis. His wife stayed by him as Olivera plans to press charges for speeding violations once able to appear in court.
President Roosevelt reached the navy yard at 11:55 amid a 31 gun salute and a Star Spangled Banner. He rode to the White House with Secret Service and was in excellent health despite a slight illness noted on Sunday night. A West Virginia crew spent most of the day on the bridge while the voyage from the mouth of the Mississippi took three days and ten hours, breaking records.
A fire outbreak this morning in Pinsgrove destroyed most of the town. The blaze damaged the bank Marshodish church office building saved stores and ten dwellings with property losses estimated over $20 000. Fire crews used dynamite to vent fumes.
Readable text shows Mrs Stevens re elected to a position in the Boripps News Association in Los Angeles with unclear date references and stray fragments.
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