13 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1904
Page
1
The board and staff review a proposed two year budget of about sixteen thousand dollars for Easter Oregon State Normal. Regents and legislators debate funding sufficiency, with leaders from Weston and Portland weighing in on staffing and priorities for the upcoming term.
Bridget Daugherty aged and Anna Daugherty and Daugherty her daughter and son found dead at home this morning by natural gas Sul This clipped OCR fragment notes a fatal gas incident at a residence involving the Daugherty family with unclear ages and relation descriptions.
A new space is opened for exhibitors as the Brevt le utnd plans for a public event. The Towle building will host the exhibit with ready access, and organizers announce a June 1 deadline for opening. The entity aims to accommodate exhibitors with a dedicated area and clear space for display.
The Supreme Court at Jefferson City reversed a lower ruling in a Missouri bootlegging case, finding the information not verified by affidavit. The decision involved Harry Pauliner and related parties, amid broader coverage of misdeeds and investigations across Missouri and surrounding areas.
Chicago on December 13 reports a Humboldt Park elevated train derailed by fog, with riders precipitated to the ground. A north side cable car halt tied up traffic for two hours as responders managed the scene and warned of dangerous grade crossings guarded by police.
Portmaster General Wynne dismissed Frank Cunningham of Omaha and James Keller of Cleveland for political activity. County Treasurer Ebert reports Cass County official Obencham missing since December 1 with 730,000 short title accounts. investigation shows a 200,000 gap. In Chicago, gas and electric plants opened and closed at 1.08 percent, trains to run 24 hours. Calcutta viceroy resumed duties after a ceremony as 15 injured in a streetcar crash in Chicago, with motorman Michael Waldron fatally hurt.
A fiery hearing reveals allegations about Mormon temple ceremonies and polygamy history. Witnesses discuss endowment vows described as a vaudeville stunt, and testify about multiple marriages and the temple procedures shaping faith practices in Utah.
The Cuyahoga County grand jury resumed the Chadwick investigation today. It indicted Mrs Chadwick on forgery tied to a 5 million note held by Reynolds with Dr Chadwick’s knowledge. President Beckwith said Chadwick knew of Riley Wire transactions and produced two signed checks for 10,000 each.
A Niagara Falls powder explosion near noon today killed three men and injured about a dozen others at the Toronto and Niagara Falls Powder Ice plant. Investigations begin as workers are accounted for.
In Walla Walla on December 13 the $5600 portage fund was guaranteed by 15 county citizens. If collectors fail, these men will advance the amount to prevent delays in valuing the portage deficit. Collectors strive to raise the sum by week’s end as the McCabe Construction bond remains unfurnished, signaling confidence the county will meet its share before road contracts are issued.
Jane Falling, aged 0, underwent amputation of a left leg yesterday afternoon after broken bones failed to unite following a runaway accident. Surgeons report no bone infection at the time of surgery and express cautious hope for recovery as the patient remains under care.
Reports from the Little Walla Walla power station indicate turbines were injured when water was turned on. The force was strong enough to tear buckets from the turbines, and repairs will take several days.
Portiant Dec 14 The defense in the second trial remains unsettled as Judge Bellinxner sustains the government objection against a defense motion. The court adjourns until morning to pick a jury, with the trial resuming to panel jurors.
The report notes that John Adgim Schmidt, tied to a federal jury case, has vanished from Walla Walla after the order. The circuit court granted a stay for a new appeal after the bondsmen Duncan McGillivray and the Logrow estate handed over a $6000 bond to Deputy Clerk Harry Strong. The check is to be used by the United States court in Seattle.
Sensational scenes opened the Hungarian chamber as Premier Thessian faced protests over a controversial vote. A clash erupted when a tribune president was attacked and riot threats grew outside, prompting police to deploy troops amid fiery tension and a looming bonfire demand.
An Athens report claims East Umatilla residents plan another push to split Umatilla County. Local farmers and merchants would lead a delegation to Pendleton this winter to lobby for division. Athena residents call the tale idle and say they oppose any division. Walla Walla merchants fear loss of trade and fruit business if Milton directs sales away, threatening Pendleton's regional ties.
Nine men were arrested on charges of gambling in Pendleton after raids on Baker & Garrison’s saloon and nearby resorts on Mary Street. Those named include Tex Langhver, Korkee Morrie, Jon Anderson, J. S. Hobincon, Letherman, W. George, George Hayes, Sam Miller, and Dateh Charley. Each faced $100 bond. poker and roulette were reportedly active before authorities halted games. The incident followed a summer order by District Attorney GW Photo to end gambling operations.
A bold夜 night bank break in at the Pirat National Bank left papers and valuables stolen before robbers fled. Citizens nearby were frightened by the commotion as authorities investigated the incident in December at the depot site.
A spirited Baptist church meeting announced a voluntary plan to hold a series of special meetings starting tonight led by Evangelist Noll of Texas. The pastor invited all city churches to join and hear Noll at 7 40 PM as part of a broader Union campaign introduction.
Paul O. Davie filed for divorce in the state circuit court alleging desertion by Kathyrne A. Davie. The couple wed in the city two years ago and have since separated.
In Butte on December 13, Ass Van Gorder a Great Northern general bridge foreman killed himself with a shotgun after heavy losses from Amalgamated copper and losing his position.
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