24 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1904
Page
1
A fragment notes churches planning to adopt or utilize something titled Oy in a local religious context. The readable text is limited and lacks clear actions, dates, or named organizations to form a full card. The item appears miscellaneous and not a complete report.
A chaotic church page recounts Christmas events across multiple houses of worship. The Church of the Redeemer hosts a children's program with candy and nuts, Salvation Army aid, and an 8 pm service. Other congregations plan tree ceremonies, choir offerings, and community fellowship as parishes emphasize charity and shared joy.
The article reports on lands to be allotted for a Yaktnss reservation with about 1000 acres proposed to fund the project. It notes a public opening by the project will occur, with details ordered for Tangier and Hoare Pez and mentions a White division in January. A vehicle accident near Madrid yesterday left Alphens and Horhow injured when a wheel broke.
Portland December 24 A bold backers tale claims a 1000 dollar reward for informants aiding officials in raiding Chinese gambling houses. Sheriff Ward and deputies pledge protection to informants while raids press the operation, amid rumors of widespread informants and efforts to disrupt illegal games.
Mrs James Hartnett of this city dies in Pueblo Colorado while en route home from Lonley Fair. Hartnett is daughter of Mr and Dr Robert Hartnett. Survived by husband, a six month old infant, brother Fred and sister Mary. Funeral arrangements pending with relatives traveling to Pueblo for services. The family request no flowers.
Inland dispatches report a proposed conditional surrender of Port Arthur to Japanese forces. Amid inconsistent signals, diplomats in Petersburg and Paris discuss mediation while Russian and Japanese forces continue operations around the fortress.
Horace Lyman a famed Oregon educator and historian died at Portland hospital after months of illness. Born 1880 in Polk County he authored Life of Men in Oregon and served as superintendent of public instruction and leader of state education initiatives. He prepared for the ministry and directed school efforts across the state before illness ended a long public career.
Judge Thomas of the United States circuit court today overruled the demurrer of F. Verday and others charged with breach of responsibility in a whore of the incumbents. They argued they were not owners, but the court rejected that ground.
The supreme court yesterday sentenced Goldman and Edward Sweeney, both Democrats, to four months in jail and fines for fraud in the recent election. Clarence Dixon, another Democratic election officer, received four months and a 280 fine. Judge W Hunter fled after the event.
An 1898 pending Senate plan proposed adding a judge to ease district business. Opposition from Chickasaw and Washington counties blocked redistricting efforts while efforts continued to appoint a judge to handle court duties. The measure aimed to subdivide the district and assign McBride’s valuation index duties.
The federal grand jury adjourned at noon with no new indictments. Dietming appeared but was told a hearing will be held Tuesday when the jury reconvenes. Mitchell did not appear. Dr. W. Davie, Albany mayor and Linn county Republican chair, testified. government contends it has sufficient evidence to indict Davie.
A 17 year old youth fatally harms his father in Cheials Chehalle Wash last night. The assailant surrendered to authorities after the incident. Local efforts discuss safety measures and public notices amid a broader community project and planning in Astoria.
Nan Patterson remains discouraged yet shows slight uplift after assurances of possible retrial. A physician prescribed a sedative as lawyers prepare anew. O Keeley reports next trial could lead to acquittal amid a flood of letters and telegrams of sympathy from supporters.
Dec. 24 reports from Dec 24 describe Ted Murphy Eddie Soniy and others brought from Brockton to face felony embezzlement charges over a $9000 draft alleged to belong to Murphy and redirected by Nelson. The court will determine division of proceeds as Murphy and Santry face further decisions. Governor Hervick refused requisition papers for Chadwick indicted in financial cases. Chadwick’s wife’s fate tied to European arrival. Former Crown Prince Louis travels to Florence amid family disputes and anticipated returns.
Madrid reports the anticipated royal wedding of King Alphonma to Princess Victorio daughter of the Duke of Connaught. The ceremony is expected to take place in January with widespread royal and national interest.
Dinners for the poor are provided at Salvation Army quarters located on Wear Tollroad Street. The program operates in the afternoons with evening deliveries by ex-service members. A marriage licence is noted in connection with the event and individuals Frederick W. Beck, Luin Edna Stagkint, Peter De Young, and Myrtie Waters are mentioned.
A chaotic notice describes a proposed race track near Pendleton to boost stock and agriculture in Tinantia County. It urges residents to attend a countywide gathering at Potoloeh on December 11 1000 to discuss the plan, with promises of growth and economic incentive.
Police captured two women linked to a midnight raid on a Ulin store. Items ranging from axer and hardware to skirts and birdtrens were taken as onlookers crowded the street. The incident led to court actions with burglary and vagrancy charges and a school bond proposal gaining authority to seek 1200 dollars for a new building.
In Butte Montana court reports, Sheriff Charles Benner faces charges for uttering invalid checks tied to a local dispute. Sheriff Aprestert and others are named in the legal action as several individuals are said to have been involved. Benner’s official records are expected to be reviewed.
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