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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1905

Page

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Timber Deal Sets Hood River Firm to Change Hands

In The Dalles on September 5 Robert Smith and F Stanley of Portland bought the entire Davenport Lumber Company interest in Hood River. They and Davenport interests acquired 200 million feet of timber on Laughlin lands and others. A new company will be organized and Davenport will cease to exist. The name of the new venture has not been decided.

Dalles Wee Robert Smith F . Stanley Portland Davenport Lumber Company Hood River Davenport Laughlin Davenport Company

Retired Chicago Millionaire Arrested in Camp Lake Assault

Peter Ashton, a fifty year old retired Chicago millionaire, is jailed on murder assault charges after a house party at the Ashton summer home on Camp Lake. Guests say a quarrel with a guest escalated into a stabbing. Ashton fled into the woods but was captured by the sheriff as the son lay gravely injured.

Kenworth Peter Ashton Chicago Job Ashton Camp Lake Will Bie Tie Aon

Attempted Lynching at County Jail in Butte

About 200 men tried to break into the county jail to seize and lynch James Barnes, held for the murder of Patrick Hanley. Deputies and police repelled the mob after an hour, guarding Barnes overnight. The Hanley killing was described as cold blooded.

Scripps News Association Butte James Barnes Patrick Hanley Bilo A Hanley

Jeffries Versus Nelson Fight Stirs San Francisco Hype

With four days to go for the bout, Jeffries and Nelson are near weight and in good form. Referee decisions spark controversy as Shier is set to officiate Schneck-Wilke in Salt Lake City tonight, Britt favored by bettors, and Jeffries demands a two thousand dollar fee for refereeing.

Cripps News San Francisco Mritz Nelson Nelson Enyedeffries Hritt Neleon Jeffries Feow Britt Francisco Aaa

Third Trial Begins for Williamson and Co-Defendants

In federal district court Judge William Hont presided as the third trial of Congressman Williamson and co-defendants Van Gesner and Marion R Riggs began. The jury was being seated this morning as prosecutors promise new facts to strengthen the case alleging conspiracy to suborn perjury in timber and land entry affidavits.

Scripps News Association Portland William Hont Montana Federal District Court W Williamson van Gesner Marion Rriggs

No Succor Came At Fraser River Calamity

A boat capsized at the mouth of the Fraser River. an Indian woman and four children were drowned despite reaching the heads and waiting for rescue as the rising tide and waves overwhelmed them.

Vancouver Fraser River

Tablets and Pencils Sale Across Various Prices

An advertisement lists tablets of all kinds and sizes with pen and pencil items. Special fixed pencil tablet offered at 5¢. Pencil and eraser deals include 24¢ lead pencils, 6¢ crayon holder sets, and 5¢ indelible pencils. Scholars hardwood cabinets priced at 5 and 10¢.

Generon

School Shoes Claim Best Stock and Solid Inside

Advertisement notes boys and girls school shoes made from stock with solid inside guarantee. Claims shoes won highest prize at the St. Louis event and promises very reasonable prices.

St. Loui

Treaty of Peace Signed At Portsmouth Conference

Portsmouth Sept 5 envoys and guests met at the navy yard at 2 30 pm to review the peace terms ending the Russo Japanese war. Articles cover balance of influence over Korea Manchuria Sakhalin and commercial ties with France England and the United States to sign within 60 days. The news sparked receptions and congratulations from officials and citizens alike.

Scrippa News Association Portsmouth Navy Yard Komura Boston Harvard College Takabura Bato New York Portamouth Japan Russia Korea Manchurian Articole Port Arthur Dalney China Mancara Sakhalin Articole XV Planeheon der Matren Bishop Mra Potter Goon Ha O Nessenger Ealf Pierce

Pirate Vessel Carmonella Returns to Vancouver Island

The schooner Carmonella under Alexander McLean reached the Claquet on Vancouver Island with 679 pelts aboard from a raid. After landing the cargo the pirate ship was watered and refitted before sailing to an unknown destination aboard the steamship Queen City for transfer toward Victoria.

Borlops Newn Association Victoria B C Carmonella Alexander McLean Vancouver Island Queen City

Lightning Strikes Crowd at Utah Race Event

During a Utah celebration yesterday morning a lightning strike during the crowd watching races killed Altos Bean and left Dwight Bear unconscious. About 200 people were knocked down and hurt as the stampede followed. spectators initially feared a dynamite blast. Injured include Donia Nelson Thomas Brown and Mre Rasmussen among others.

Scrippsewa Kiehfeld Utah Altos Bean Dwigh Bear Fret Donia Nelson Thomas Brown Mre Rasmussen

Cholera Surges in Berlin and Across Empire

An official bulletin reports eleven new cholera cases and one death in Berlin, bringing totals to 77 oncs and multiple fatal outcomes. A few cases are noted across the empire as additional physicians are mobilized to combat the plague.

Scripps News Association Berlin The Empire

Mormon Temple Work Advances at La Grande

The Mormon temple at La Grande progresses rapidly with brick work nearing completion. A large workforce is employed on this major eastern Oregon project noted for its imposing size and planned choir accommodations, a key attraction of the Mormon church.

la Grande Oregon Seconmiodationa

Boycott Eases as Northern Trade Opens Says Rodgers

Geneva Rodgers reports Washington notes the boycott subsiding as northern trade resumes. The state department indicates recent shifts in policy and commerce with Shanghai as a backdrop.

Washington Coneal Geneva Rodgers Shanghai State Department

Field Marries in Quiet Chicago Ceremony

Married in London on September 6 Marshal Field the Chicago merchant king wed Mrs Caton at St Margarets Westminister. About twenty witnessed the ceremony officiated by Canon Kansas. The bride wore French gray crepe de chine with orchid bouquet pearls and diamonds. Field wore American May boutonniere. Augustine Eddy of Chicago gave the bride away. Field Jr. served as best man. The couple signed the register and left for the Clarendon for breakfast.

London Marshal Field Chicago

National Letter Carriers Meet Discusses Rates and Care Plan

The Portland session of the national association of letter carriers opened today. Members reviewed change of rate to benefit the union and heard reports from officers and the commission. The group proposed establishing a home for aged and superannuated carriers.

Portland National Association of Letter Carriers

Carnegie Library Eugene Plans Reviewed for Contractors

A Carnegie library committee meeting at Viret National Bank reviewed plans and specifications. The documents will be ready for contractors by the middle of the week.

Eugene Carnegie Library Viret National Bank

Wreck Near Denver Kills Three on Private Car Train

A Burlington freight rear collided with a passenger train near Brash about seventy miles from Denver. Three reporters died and several injured. The private car Balobow carried Red Mountain Mining Co officials. One colored porter and a cook were killed or fatally injured. Other passengers and crew suffered serious damage.

Gerippa News Associaion Denver Burlington Brash Pallmans Machuby Chillicothe Bronnanian West Virgins

Indicted Leaders Seeks Continuance in Federal Case

The heads of the packing company members appeared before Judge Humphrey in federal court this morning and requested a continuance to the 18th, which was granted.

Scrippo News Chicago Beot B Humphrey Federal Court

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