Italians Fight Over Girl Sparks NYC Car Clash
A brawl among Italians over a girl on a New York car led to shootings and stabbings. Venesca Carrera was shot while Carrol Simo and Antonio Notaro were stabbed. Notaro is expected to die.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
2
A brawl among Italians over a girl on a New York car led to shootings and stabbings. Venesca Carrera was shot while Carrol Simo and Antonio Notaro were stabbed. Notaro is expected to die.
Bonds issued in Ontario to fund a major school addition and heating plant. Baird and Clemens of Butte plan bank moves in Portland or to launch a new bank. Penham's Falls power project near Bend promises 24,000 HP from a 105 foot drop. Lewiston votes April 27 on a 26000 school at Normal Hill site with 2600 for site costs. Fire department figures at Hollis and nearby shops report 592.25 recovered, plus nearly 200 from other sources. Burned barber shops in Vale lose property valued around 3000 with no insurance noted. L. D. Welle owned the buildings. 0 Ritborn is listed as dining.
A Kentucky merchant from Pao recounts a past near death from lung hemorrhages and credits Dr. King’s New Discovery with complete cure. The ad promises relief for hemorrhages, chronic coughs, and bronchitis, calling it the only known cure for weak lungs. Trial bottle offered by Tallman & Co. and Pendleton Drug Co. with price details listed.
Spokane parties on Saturday closed a deal to buy the H. R. Wells ranch totaling 7500 acres at Brown's siding, five miles east of Prosser, spanning Benton and Yakima counties. The purchase price was $65,000.
An April notice promotes extensive land and property opportunities. It touts 140 acres at 44 per acre suitable for wheat or corn, 60 acres broken, one mile from a railroad, and half-section in wheat. Projected yield is 12 000 bushels per year with price stated at 37 50 per horse.
Government report recommends a system of wireless telegraph stations from Cape Flattery to Grays Harbor with Cape Flattery Point Wilson Seattle Puget Sound navy yard and coastal relay. Navy already building Cape Flattery station and has funded Point Wilson and Seattle. Commission notes steamship support and envisions rapid wireless links aiding rescue in future disasters like Valencia.
A Washington letter criticizes Senator Elkins of West Virginia as a leading “corporation senator” tied to railroad interests while Senator Foraker defends motives behind rate legislation. West Virginia skeptics fear a late political flip as re election looms. The piece also notes Hood River irrigation progress and plans to electrify the Mount Hood Railroad to improve apple shipments.
A plan for a sanitarium on a mountain north of Boise proposes a 1000-person facility with an electric road from Balye, using abundant water to create a health retreat. Proponent Ee CG Cook notes the site offers cool, refreshing air year round and could attract federal support to fund the project.
Plans call for a spring build by Canon ity Florence Royal Gorge Inter city railroad to span the Arkansas River above the Denver & Rio Grande crossing. The bridge would be about 25600 feet above the river bed with a 560 foot length main span, costing around 1000000. A suspended steel structure would carry streetcar traffic and an adjacent hotel may cost 200000 near the approaches, amid eastern winter interest.
Workmen blasting stumps on the Horn west side uncovered a buried counterfeiting outfit. The box rotted away, tools rusted, and items included a dark lantern moulds a stamping press. An old resident recalls a local counterfeiter captured about ten years ago and jailed.
A Hood River correspondent reports unprecedented orchard expansion in the Hood River valley with about 64,000 trees planted across 1,000 acres in the last ten days. Notable growers include WL Von Hirth H. F. Davidson and C. R. Bone with 400 acres, and other planters boosting the district’s fame. A $12,000 residence by William Van Worn atop a hill overlooks the valley, planned with a circular driveway and panoramic Mount Hood view.
Walter Sewell arrived this morning from Orofino with a large cougar skin captured in Cougar basin last Saturday. The animal measured nine feet eight inches from tip to tip and weighed over 200 pounds, according to the Lewiston Teller.
Sold out notice from Oray's Harbor Lumber Co and E.T. Wade & Son announces sale of Pendleton lumber business. Requests unsettled accounts be paid immediately. Mentions electric railroad work begun on April 1 between Boise and Caldwell with address and phone details.
A Pendleton Oregon business Tallman and Co advertises prunes wafers said to cure liver diseases and stomach troubles. The product is described as gentle yet effective, claiming to strengthen bowels and restore healthy action. 100 wafers cost 25 cents at 623 Main Street.
A. B. Pike underwent a daring surgical procedure at Walla Walla hospital where doctors opened his chest and treated his lungs with him awake. His son Albert Brighton, part of the Lee Willard theatre company now in town, learned of the operation by long distance call. Pike had suffered months of flour dust in the lungs and poor breathing, with morphine injections easing heart action.
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Ar flea Shive for piles and wounds with a testimonial from LS in Napler Kentucky. Fire at Tallman & Co and Pendleton Drug Co is noted alongside hotel arrivals in Pendleton. Socialists in Crook County plan a convention at Prineville on April 25 to nominate a full committee.
A fragmented line suggests a consumer reassurance statement about value and guaranteed payoff. The readable words imply emphasis on getting money’s worth and trusted assurance from a seller or service. No clear entities or dates are identifiable in the fragment.
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