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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
4
A jumble of local notices and ads appears with Hauling services, furniture sales, hotel staffing, millinery fashion, rental offerings, job calls, and general town chatter. Items include vacant rooms, job postings, grain equipment, hardware and store offerings, and a patent remedy pitch. The snippet ends with land sale notes and a large land claim consideration.
District Attorney Phelps filed information in the circuit court charging James McElrath of Freewater with local option violation. The matter moved from justice court as DA favored circuit court trial and aims for swift adjudication. McElrath agreed to keep his saloon closed pending proceedings. Local officials expect a circuit judge from a neighboring district to preside.
Unclear OCR text reports a late August record run between New York and Chicago. Mentions the Pardry train and a forward push toward rehoming, with fragmented phrases about two sections and a crew at Taft. Details are garbled, but the piece hints at a notable run and a competitive pacing among cars or locomotives.
Unclear OCR text cites alleged plotters tied to Che Meh families of Rivele Whenim aiming to abduct a cap and place on the throne of a grand duke. Russian secret police reportedly pursue those connected to the plan. Terrorists may target foreign cantisates to push intervention.
Washington August 29teengury department announces purchase of 200000 ounces of allwor not 67.5. In Portland visit the Hotel Oregon for a stay with rates from 1 dollar per day under the European plan. Free bus transportation provided.
Mr and Mrs H A Richardson of Adium visited the city today. Myre Rolfe from Portland and Thom from Belo were here visiting relatives. James A Howard, formerly of this city now in Sumpter, arrived and stayed at Hotel St George. Roland Oliver planned to go to Coos Bay to inspect business opportunities. Byron Hawks stopped by en route to Athens after purchasing Pioneer drug store. William Toles returned from Spokane to visit his parents before returning to the city. George Nobbins and family came back from Hidaway Springer where they camping. Carl Cooley of Alexander department store returned from a week at home in Brownsville and other western Oregon spots. Dr A L Wini left Walla Walla after visiting Moorhouse family. Mrs Willia will remain a week longer. Prof C W Steele is in La Grande for Pendleton Business College matters. W O Frey and wife returned from four months away in Alberta, British Columbia, Washington and Portland, staying here a while. Mrs E M Churchill spent Mon Tue in Milton and Freewater and then moved on to Dayton to aid Pendleton Business College. Miss Beedle McDaniel, recently at the academy, returned to Pendleton with Miss Jennie Dykes returning to Milton.
A garbled report notes a stranger offered a higher price for wheat late today amid a volatile market. The public bid triggered internal debate among club members and a tentative acceptance by the exchange, with figures and parties obscured in the transmission.
Fragmented OCR notes claim a misprint in a Punta vestordie article changed FROM to TO in a report on Hitler era topics. The piece notes public attention centers on whether the error was typographic or intentional, asking if the published date was correct.
WIL, MES PALE HOARD, cording Comingmuir, C F Vande Water of Will Wall WI will meet this evening to discuss the district fair. He led the Walla Walla fruit firm for years and credit for much of its success rests with his management. Local leaders seek his guidance for the fall fair set from September 24 to 28.
Ed Richmond, a federal prisoner, attacked guard Pat Frie this morning. Frie shot Richmond dead. Also notice three newly furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 201 South Main Street, Bowling Alley inquiry continues.
Walla Walla news reports no demonstrations or rail service, with Union and company leaders meeting at the mayor's office but failing to resolve wage and eight hour day demands. Allen Dillon, 18, a Blackwood student, was killed in the Bonutan mine near Teator City by a rock fall. body sent to Walla Walla for funeral services led by Rev. Morton Gregory, with brother Dolphas Dillon and three sisters surviving.
Charles J Green, arrested in San Francia on Ave 29, is suspected of firing at Policeman Damer Cook at Seventh and Townend streets. Cook wounded and in serious condition at hospital. Green found with cartridges matching the weapon. police pursued four wire thieves who sparked the confrontation. East Oregonian reports ongoing coverage.
First Christian Church holds a meeting this evening at 8 o clock All departments will be at operation regularly Victor W Dierrit reads the East Oregonian.
The State Normal School at Monmouth enters its 21st year with three full courses of study and a higher course recognized in Washington and other states. Additional work in general and coral methods, school management for graded and ungraded schools, longer terms, higher wages, and better opportunities await Normal graduates. Catalogues with full information available. correspondence invited. Address J. B. V. Butler, Registrar.
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