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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1906

Page

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Riots in Siedlice Kill Hundreds. Jawish Civilians Targeted

Dispatch from Warsaw reports at least fifty soldiers and three hundred Jawish civilians killed over two days of rioting in Siedlice. Troops have captured and outraged hundreds of young Jawish women while orders from Saint Petersburg move to suppress the terrorists.

Scripps News Association Warsaw Siedlice St. Petersburg

Pierce implicates self in oil inquiry at standard case

St Louis Sept 10 Attorney General Hadley resumed the oil inquiry before the special commissioner in a continuation of proceedings against Standard Oil and Waters-Pierce companies Pierce admitted Standard holds 2746 shares in Waters Pierce but argued it was business motive not intent to quench competition against rival firms

Scripps News Association St. 1Ovis Genera Hadley Standard Oil Wat Re~ Pierce Republic Pierce Standard Waters-Pierce Company

Hetty's Son Runs as Republican Nominee for Governor

Austin Sept 10 A reorganized Republican ticket led by E H Green son of Hetty Green filed a mandamus suit to compel the Texas secretary of state to place nominees on the official ballot. Green heads the ticket for governor.

Scripps Newa Annociation Austin Tex E. H. Green Hetty Green

International Insurance Commission Opens Session in Berlin

Berlin hosts the International Commission as seventeen nations attend the insurance body’s opening session on September 10. Delegates from multiple countries gather to discuss cross border coverage and industry standards.

Scripps News Association Berlin International Insurance Commission

Ohio Republicans Gather for State Convention

Dayton, Sept. 10. Forces and factions of the Republican party converge for the state Convention tomorrow. The mood will reveal Ohio’s stance on Taft and Foraker with rumors that the Foraker-Dick machine may back Taft.

Dayton Ohio Taft Foraker Foraker-Dick

Loyalists Claim Victory in Pinar del Rio Battle

A government bulletin reports the battle of Pinar del Rio ended in a government win. Rebels were defeated as government forces rescued a train, with three hired men killed. Rincon, fifteen miles away, is in insurgent hands while rebel infantry move toward Santa Clara. Government machine gun units repelled an attack on the troop train at Artimiet.

Serippa News Association Havana Pinar del Rio Avols Gureras Rincon Santa Clara Artimiet

Avalanche of mud swallows Kawrelj village in Tiflis region

A mountain break caused a sea of mud and stones to sweep Kawrelj, obliterating the township. Early reports say dozens of bodies recovered with many feared dead. exact fatalities to be confirmed. Tiflis, capital of the Russian governorate, lies in central Georgia near the Caucasus.

Tiflis Kingdom of Georgia Caucasus

Maine Election Shrink to National Stakes in State Race

Portland reporting on Maine politics notes national significance as labor pressure targets Congressmen. Senator Frye's reelection, Governor Cobb seeking another term, and labor issues including liquor questions loom large while results will take days to determine.

Scripps News Association Portland Maine Littlefield United States Frya Cobb

Many Off for Schools From La Grande This Morning

Beginning this morning and for at least two weeks, many La Grande youths depart to seek higher education. Nine left, heading to Washington Idaho and Utah. Walla Walla Whitman open this week Eugene and Corvallis follow next week.

la Grande Washington Idaho Utah Walla Walla Whitman Eugene Corvallis

Peculiar Accident Injures John Krause at Home

John Krause, 70, suffered a compound fracture of the arm above the wrist and facial injuries after a sleepwalking fall from an upstairs veranda led to a tumble to the surface below. Dr. Molitor treated the wounds. Krause is reported improving. He is father of the Krause Brothers meat market proprietors.

John Krause Krause Molitor Mr. Krause Krause Brothers

Battle Rages in Sedlice Center as Destruction Spreads

Cites artillery bombardment tearing through three central streets in Sedlice as rioters burn buildings and famine looms. Reports say six buildings ablaze with shells from windows, reinforcements expected, Lihau infantry noted among the most active units amid deadly clashes.

Cripps News Association Serdice Rus Centrals Revolutionary Center Lames Lihau Regiment of Infantry

Aged 80 and Going Alone Grandma Woods to Oklahoma and Texas

Julia A Woods known as Grandma Woods leaves for a Lone trip through Oklahoma and Texas. She is near eighty, optimistic, visiting relatives and friends at various points, traveling alone.

Julia A. Woods Grandma Woods Lexandes Oklahoma Texas Randms

Wreck on Southern Pacific near Seacliff

The second section of Southern Pacific train number 10 from San Francisco, traveling at forty mph, wrecked near Seacliff, California, twenty miles below Barbera. Thirty passengers injured, some seriously. no fatalities reported. Dr A W Taylor and local surgeons departed for the scene on a special train. cause unknown.

Scripps News Association Barbera Cal Southern Pacific San Francisco Seacliff A. W. Taylor

Farley strike breakers shipped back to New York

The United Railroads in San Francisco announced it shipped three hundred fifty Farley strike breakers to New York as arbitration advances a peaceful settlement. Hundreds more are expected to head home soon as the company exits the strike support role.

Scripps News Association San Francisco United Railroads Farley New York

Mountan Trestle Work Accelerates in Oregon Route

The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company expands tunneling between Kamela and Hilgard to eliminate multiple track crossings. Crews increase to reduce high trussers and reroute the stream to run on one side of the track, improving train safety. Improvements at Hilgard include new Y structures.

Eula Forsythe Mary Zurcher Enterprise la Grande Weston Kamela Hilgard OR & N

Stores Burned in Massive Warehouse Fire

A large warehouse and its goods were destroyed by fire today in Valdivontock. The blaze damaged the Piers volunteer fleet and caused extensive property loss with no injuries reported.

Scripps News Association Valdivontock Piers

City of Topeka Strikes Rocks Near Point Arena in Fog

The Pacific Coast Steamship Company steamer City of Topeka traveling from Eureka to San Francisco struck rocks at Point Arena in dense fog. After a glancing blow the ship reached open water and continued to port, with all passengers unaware of the danger until arrival in San Francisco. The vessel will be placed in dry dock today.

Scripps News Association San Francisco Pacific Coast Steamship Company City of Topeka Eureka Point Arena

Deligous Peaches Brighten City Visit

Mayor Stoddard delivered a load of peaches from his riverfront orchard and presented a box to the Observer force. The fruit impressed all with its flavor and the mayor’s generosity, suggesting the Ossmayer region as a peach country potential.

Mayor Stoddard Observer Force Ossmayer Stoddard

Adams Faces New Charge In Denver Murder Case

Baise Idaho Sept 10 Steve Adams rearrested on a murder charge in the Lyte Gregory case of Denver. He was released on habeas corpus earlier and will not have a preliminary hearing for two days to allow Denver officers to arrive.

Scripps News Association Baise Idaho Steve Adams Lyte Gregory Denver

Grain markets report from Scrippa News Association

Wheat opened at 6 95 and closed at 69 and a half. Corn opened at 4 54 and closed at 4 61. Oats opened at 50 and closed at 50 5.

Scrippa News Association Chicago

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