26 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
1
Eyewitness letters describe horrific bloodshed and looting during the Heka massacre in Baku. Cemeteries show decaying corpses left unidentified. Petersburg reports that reinforcements have arrived as violence continues.
Secretary Shaw writes to the Polk County Republican Club stating definite intention to resign from the cabinet in February next year. The move comes as the Scripps-Des Moines association notes the looming leadership shift in government circles.
There are no new cases reported today nor any deaths from cholera. Officials state there have been no fatalities and reassure public health as authorities investigate a suspected plague-related incident.
Report claims New York Life Insurance funds were diverted to Republican campaign committees involving Morgan and Perkins. The Morgen firm is cited in questionable transactions as Parkin’s resignation is urged to be accepted.
United social factions clashed as the lower house reconvened, cries of withdraw and resign echoed. Minister Hanily said the government would fulfil its pact with Hungary if Hungary complied, while reports suggest the petition seeks universal suffrage.
George Simpson, superintendent of transportation for the Milwaukee and St Pan, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission this morning. He defended higher rates to and from Chicago, arguing the overall cost of transportation justifies them. He said moving a rook was costlier than other freight, underscoring why rates must stay high.
Ogater Bay Sept 26 Shonts who oversaw the Panama canal construction landed with the president today and conferred on the situation prior to his departure for Panama next Thursday.
Chief of Police Raborn arrested Mike McDowell of Summerville for stealing a horse from George Ott of Summerville Breweryman. McDowell sold the horse to a Kirtley livery stable employee for three dollars and confessed after search. He waived examination, bonded for 300 dollars, and awaits circuit court. He faces an additional saddle theft charge from W Hanter of Brammerville with 100 dollar bond, left in county jail.
Cincinnati reports a move to apply for a receiver in the Gould Ramsey dispute. John 8 Jones, holder of $100,000 in Little Kapowaho stock, petitioned for receiver status. Hearing set for October 2 as Ramsey patrols the Kanawaba, a pivotal access to Pittesburg terminals. Plaintiff claims no stake in the fight but seeks stockholder protection.
Judge Bannett is making an exhaustive plea for the defense in the Williamson land fraud case. US Attorney Heney will finish his closing argument tomorrow afternoon, and after three weeks the case will go to the jury for final action.
Judge Kobbatt refused attorney Clark Varoum permission to file intervening pleas for 21 unpaid death claims in the Western Life Indemnity case. He noted about 400 similar claims totaling roughly 460000, suggesting the company had long been insolvent and agents may have accepted premiums, hinting at forthcoming proceedings.
Lincoln Heavhy piloted the City of Portland to a record flight looping around the business district from the exposition grounds to the Chamber of Commerce and back in record time. The event drew crowds and showcased the Scripps None Association's aviation efforts in Portland.
Judge Frank T Jobusco orders enforcement of gambling laws in Denver county. Sheriff Newbet and Chief Folios Deialy act as officers to enforce the shutdown as proprietors close all gambling houses today.
The county board of equalization meets this week with the county judge assessor and county clerk. Many residents have appeared before the board to correct any errors in assessments and the session will continue throughout the week.
A severe typhoon struck Manila and surrounding districts causing widespread destruction. Hundreds of buildings were damaged or unroofed, trees uprooted, and downed live wires killed five police and injured many others. Power loss left the city in darkness as pastors and police coordinate aid for thousands homeless. Labor gangs clear streets as residents brace for potential aftereffects.
Conwarener al Rogers at Shanghai reports the state department sees no evidence of a boycott against American code in or near Shanghai. Officials state there is no longer any indication of the Qhinde boycott affecting operations or relations.
London September 26 British league sale companies anticipate strong gains for the United States as a result of the inaugurations expose of the American company.
New York report states the cruiser Columbia arrived in port this morning and said they had succeeded in destroying the derelict schooner Edward Allen.
A treaty submission is reported involving the Erippa Nova Association Christiana with a note that Norway committed to the agreement. The account references a special commitee and mentions 26 Michelson as part of the context.
Witte landed in Germany at 10 the morning and entered a car, heading to the amparor's shooting box as part of the newly formed association.
Report from Petersburg cites investigation begun at the penal conference showing that Russian monasteries hold about four and one half million dollars on which the crown has the right to draw.
A large fire swept the Spokane wholesale district early today causing about 160000 in damage. The blaze damaged the Cudahy Packing Company building between Railroad Avenue and Post Streets. Emergency crews fought the flames as the district suffered significant fire activity.
The fret good roads convention in New Mexico concluded in Las Vegas with delegates from every county. Over three days the session planned speeches by prominent leaders and a broad campaign for improved roads across the territory.
At noon today eight new fever cases and two deaths were reported in New Orleans. The Fever on Wane news brief notes rising fatalities alongside illness as officials monitor the outbreak and urge public precautions.
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