30 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
1
Senator Fulton attends district fair exhibits as DeCaprio administration pushes private and special exhibits. Officials from rail, wool, wheat and educational groups pledge participation. Carpenters prepare booths for Sept 30 opening. honey samples and local industry displays advance.
A fragment describes sending a splendid fruit portiol to jars by Dan Bowman with remaining fruit stored cold to prevent waste. An agent to Louis Beholl of Fehe is noted as not yet submitting exhibits but expected to ensure the west end is well represented.
Aug 30 report from Baker City. a freighter Howard Gillis's 3 year old daughter was severely bitten by a large dog in their yard. The animal, belonging to movers, leaped at the child while playing with others, inflicting severe limb wounds and a broken arm. The child was treated at Tinker Hospital after the attack.
A fire swept two tracts of land near the Ejnian and Ureltenbush rivers in Marion and Linn counties. The smoke cloud faded but timber was denuded, reducing local comfort as residents report stronger odors and poorer air quality.
Reports from San Francisco indicate a pause in the strike as Carmen workers mull return terms. President Cornelius urges public support for living hours and asks company to meet midway. police limit release orders amid strikebreakers being housed. Local option legislation eyed for upcoming Kiaho session.
Washington reports indicate rebels strike at American property in Cuba as tensions rise. In Spokane the first complaint under the new rate law is filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by Spokane merchants against Northern Pacific Great Northern Union Pacific Oregon Railway and Navigation Spokane Falls and Northern accusing Denver. The IC employs a 30 day notice for adjustments due to ice shortages and crop needs. The Cuban unrest prompts calls for protection of American holdings including a factory near Clenfuego after revolts damage facilities. the State Department seeks measures from the Cuban government.
Aug 30 report from Petershurs notes government plans to relieve famine by imposing new measures and distributing aid. It mentions revolutionary activity across Europe and hints at security steps, with Stolypin cited as leading the initial responses.
Oswall Wesy state land agent and G G Brown clerk of the state land board testified in the Moys land fraud trial. They authenticated the signatures on applications for school land in Bite mountain nose and discussed related payments.
In New York on August 20 Bryan draws crowds as supporters demand tariff policy be the sole solution to the trust problem. Reporters corner Bryan, who refuses political discussions and hints at European interview lines on free silver.
Emil Cameron former railway employee of the Great Northern and O R N L is hospitalized in St Marys with severe arm injuries after misstep near the O R N depot as the Pendleton Spokane flyer No 7 pulled away toward Pendleton. He was en route to Canyon City to visit a married sister when the accident occurred.
Coroner announces President Hipple of a Philadelphia trust company committed suicide by blowing out his own brains with a revolver at his Ave 90 address. The coroner reports suppression of facts for seven days to prevent a bank run. Mrs Hipple found the body. no outward signs of suicide appeared.
Scores from yesterday show Portland defeated San Francisco 4 to 1 in Portland. Seattle lost to Los Angeles 1 to 7 in Seattle. Oakland defeated Fresno 3 to 0 in Oakland. A remarriage license was issued to Raymond Abbot and Elina Bozley in the county records.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell received a letter from Tom Richardson, secretary of the Portland Commercial club, about the Oregon delegation leaving Portland on the regular evening train November 6. Most delegates will travel together to Boise for the National Irrigation Congress, arriving Sunday evening to settle before the congress opens Monday. Labor Day holiday will close banks, and Malheur residents show strong interest in attending to see irrigation exhibits and participate in proceedings.
Last evening the city council discussed plans for temporary levee repairs to be overseen by Engineer Kelsay who will arrive Saturday. Brown named to water commission to fill vacancy caused by Frank Clapton's death. liquor license granted to K Ferguson. four members present.
The estate attorney states Frank Mopton privately arranged a life income to his mother Maria Clopton payable monthly to cover her needs. The provision was made outside the will, deemed private and in the mother’s best interest, avoiding public interest.
Divorce proceedings have been commenced by E F Roles against May F Roles. The complaint in the case was filed today by Winter & Collier, attorneys.
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