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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1905

Page

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Emmons Trial: Certificate Questioned as Election Proof

In Sacramento the Emmons case debated if a clerk’s county vote tally constitutes a valid certificate of election. Judge ruling favors de facto officers for civil matters but requires a proper election certificate in criminal indictments. Moses Heinz testified about bribe money transfer related to Deputy Assemblyman McNab.

Sacramento Cal Emmons Kerk Jehon Emwone Johneon Moses Heinz Doge McNab

Sailor's Troubles After 122 Days on Magellan Rocks

The steamship Gambol, after 122 days on Magellan Strait rocks, reached port and prepared for the South America coast voyage. Log recordings detail a December grounding, failed wrecking, and a false bottom replacement after 327 days. The ship then carried cargo to Buenos Aires dry dock.

New York Eailora Eoldam South America Magellen Ena Buenos Ayres

Postmasters Granted Ten Day Leave for Dayton Convention

Washington Sept 19 postmasters of the Bret clase receive a ten day leave of absence to attend the National convention in Dayton Ohio, meeting Sept 26.

Washington Bret Clase Dayton Ohio

Residence Burns Destroys Shelford Home Near Goverdale

A fire in Santa Rosa destroys the Shelford residence near Goverdale along with several summer cottages. Lee Shelford narrowly escapes as his room floor collapses into the cellar during the blaze. Damages estimated at $10,000.

Santa Rosa Rastus Shelford Goverdale Tre Lee Shelford

Grain Markets Forippa Newa Association report

Grain markets from Newa Association Chicago Sept 19 show wheat 83 percent corn 7344 oats 28 percent. Wheat advanced today two cents. total advance since Sept 12 is eight cents. Portland market quotes stem 70 club 70, stem 73 valley 73. Local market buyers offer sixty cents for stem and fifty eight for bluegrass stems.

Chicago Portland Market Portland Club Blas. Stem Valley TL

Minneapolie Given Anchorage by Ville Francho Authority

The American warship Minneapolie under Admiral Chester is permitted to anchor in Ville Francho for an exclusive reserve for the Mediterranean squadron’s flagship. This marks the first time such an exception has been granted.

Mariner Ville Francho Minneapolie Chester Anchorage

Beechy Flies From Vancouver Parade Grounds to Fort

Lincoln Beechy piloted the air hip Gelatine on a first light voyage from the expedition grounds to the Vancouver parade grounds and back. The eight mile round trip took seven minutes, marking a successful flight for the Scripps News Association team.

Scripps News Association Portland Lincoln Beechy Vancouver Washington

Morocco Question Stalled as Envoys Confer

The Horipps News Association reports that the Germany France special envoys have suspended the Morocco question, with the Moroccan government insisting it will remain engaged. The move cools a period of heightened tension as talks pause.

Horipps News Association Parle Bept Becauen Germany France Morroco

Bank Closes In Minot By Comptroller Order

Minot National Bank shuts its doors under a Controller of the Currency order. The action closes the bank in Minot, Dakota, issued September 19 by federal banking authorities.

Seipps News Minot Dakota Minot National Bank On Rency

Endorse Present Condition Endorse Present Condition

Washington September 19 The latest Manila mail reports a Bourke Cochran speech at bangast for the Taft party with Archbishop Harty. The anti imperialist camp expresses enthusiasm for the administration policy on the Philippines and Cochran says he expects support from former opponents and that the President will act for the benefit of the Philippine people with gold as the motive.

Washington Manila Bourke Cochrane Bangast Taft Archbishop Harty Philippine Islands Philippines

New York Plans 1909 World’s Fair to Celebrate Hudson Discovery

Public plans reveal a permanent World’s Fair to open in 1909 for the Hudson River centennial. The proposal places the fair on the east bank near Poughkeepsie, with construction and opening dates still to be finalized.

New York Hudson River Hudson

Price movement lifts Standard Oil actions

The Standard Oil Company again advanced the price of erade of today as of September 19, reported from Pitesburg by Scripps News Association.

Scripps News Association Piteburg Standard Oil Company

Komura Recovery Advance After Typhoid Doubt

The ilineas of Komura are no longer doubted to be typhoid. He is mild and irregularly ill but recovering. He will likely sail from Ta on September 20. De Pritchard announced favorable conditions and several days fever free.

New York Komura de Pritchard

Robbed His Idea by a Self-Proclaimed Inventor

A man claiming to be James Murphy of San Diego arrived in Chicago and headed to Krabershaun air ship tent where he began cutting the ropes before police intervened. He alleged Koabenabue stole his idea when shown in San Diego.

Scrippa Nowe Assoviation Chicago James Murphy San Diego Krabershas Koabenabue

Burning At Sea Sends Rainier Freight Shipment News

A San Francisco to Bellingham voyage on the Rainier ended with unrest and destruction at sea. The crew fought aboard for two days, gaining control and docking in port with limited damage to the freighter.

Scripps News Association Bellingham Rainier San Francisco Hellingham Dames

Canal plans outlined by Varilla for sea level canal

Washington Sept 1 The consulting board of engineers heard Avunag Varille explain a canal plan to build and operate in six to seven years. He said the project could reach sea level in five more years with locks from foundations below the sea and dredging continuing to maintain commerce. Linden W Bates of New York proposed locating the main locks near the sea with two streams feeding the mammoth lakes.

Washington Consulting Board of Engineers Aunag Varille Varilla Linden W Bates New York Lethman Mmamoth Lakes

Embezzlement scandal rocks Tokio government bonds

Tokyo authorities disclose that three rival paymasters embezzled 105000 dollars in government bonds over a year. Public reaction is subdued, but the revelation could erode trust in the naval administration and its political opponents.

Tokio Bept Dregast O Wen

Bryan Delegate Heads to Lancaster Convention

Lincoln Sept 19 Bryan a delegate to the Lancaster county convention today. He will also be a delegate to the state convention before going around the world.

Rerippa News Association Lincoln Bryan Lancaster County

NOTHING NEW IN LAND FRAUD TRIAL

The Wil Kiomeon trial shows little new. Judge Hunt keeps rulings tight as Branton testifies of timber deals. Evidence hints at family crime links with Claude Branton, murder charge, and John Branton serving ten years for murderous assault.

L Branton Defenss Hiv Hranton Qlaud John

Equitable Board Reports on Yellow Dog Fund Loan

President Paul Morton announced the Equitable board’s report denying organizational responsibility for the 049,000 Yellow dog fund loan and addressing the Corner forma loan. The Merchants Trust Co expects to recover 701,204 to apply toward the funds, while Morton cautioned the paper may be of uncertain value.

Scripps News Association New York Paul Morton Equitable Board of Directors Yellow Dog Fund Equitable Fonna

Waters Rising River Flood Closes Farms in Missouri

In St Charlies on September 19 the cM couri river rose rapidly beyond danger as levels reach 96, one foot over danger line. The flood submerged the river bottom, forcing farmers to abandon fields and relocate livestock and equipment.

Scrippe News Assoviation St Charlies Mo Couri

Twelve New Yellow Fever Cases Reported in New Orleans

At noon today twelve new yellow fever cases and two deaths were reported in New Orleans. The bulletin from the health office notes ongoing spread and urges residents to take precautions and seek treatment promptly.

Hy “Yripps News Association New Orleans Eal

Fight Stopped in Halt Lake Scheduling Disrupted

County Attorney Christenweg announced he halted the Goa Rubba and John Wille fight planned for Sept 26 at the Palace. He said the bout would not occur as scheduled and that it violated Utah law.

Halt Lake Christenweg Goa Rubba John Wille Falt Palace Utah

Fruit Growers Meet Amid National Assembly

The Pomor gical society convened in Kannee City to discuss fruit growing with growers from across the country. Attendees included representatives from BScripps News Association and local committees, outlining plans and sharing innovations for the season.

Bscripps News Association Kannee City Pomor Gical Society

Seven Cases Reported Amid Government Respiratory Check

The Scrippe News Association reports Bertio on September 19 that seven cases exist today with no deaths. The government claims the egodemic has been checked and controlled.

Scrippe News Association Bertio Pew Cance

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