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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
8
Fragmented jumbled text references a theme of resilience and struggle. Mentions a 25 cent coffee and vague phrases about the strong prevailing while the weak perish, with garbled names and misstruck words. No clear person, place, or concrete event available.
Fragmentary ad copy claims five teas are scientifically blended for a smooth flavor. It invites readers to ask for a sample, implying a tasting promotion with claims of a refined mouthfeel and lingering appeal.
The Idaho Supreme Court upholds Shoshone County writ to compel Nez Perce to issue warrants totaling 69,655.95 for Shoshone debt, while ruling Nez Perce pays as agent for Shoshone. taxes levied in annexed district fund the warrants. Separately, notes on local gatherings and expected sportsmen participation.
Walla Walla on February 7 reports Dr N G Bialock plans a large rabbit drive on Bialock island February 9. He announced 326 pounds ham 200 loaves bread four bushels beans 50 pounds rice two pecks pickles 50 gallons syrup 40 pounds cheese 46 pounds mocha and java coffee and one beet welching will be provided for the crowds.
Chicago Feb 7 in the packers case the Garfield report reading resumed after Morrison sought to end it as waste of time. The first 50 pages took four hours leaving 300 more. Attorney General Moody learned his law partner Pesri died in Haverhill Mass and may attend the funeral. The process will likely extend a week or ten days before any other action.
Victoria February 7 Captain Collister Canadian Inspector of hulls and W A Thompson Canadian Inspector of callers testified before the dominion commission that on the latest inspection the Valencia was in good condition and held together well They preferred tulle buoys to any other.
Pittsburg Feb 7 The miners of this district voted to oust President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham from their offices for opposing at Indianapolis the demand for higher wages. Sentiment here is strong in favor of a strike.
Judge Ellis denies a motion for a new trial after defense counsel argued a juror involved with alcohol showed bias. Judge Fee sought exceptions to jury instructions, while scheduling sentence for Thursday morning with Colonel Raley present and Judge Billy absent next week.
The company enjoyed phenomenal success along the eastern route this season. In Logan about 100 people were turned away from the theater as Utah cities hosted performances, marking strong demand and crowded venues.
The Dalles Chronicle notes surveyors heading toward Dow Chutes with eastern Oregon expansion in view. Des Chutes Railway Company forms with 100 million capital proposing 180 miles from river mouth to Bend within a year, becoming a major Harriman system feeder. The line would connect with Columbia Southern for 70 miles and extend freight access to distant regions.
Mrs John Norman died at 10 55 pm from heart failure in her Madison and Martin Streets home aged 64 11 she leaves husband John Norman daughters Mrs W G Hodder and Mrs Nelson Hughes Portland and another daughter The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the corner Madison and Martin streets Rev W L Van Nuys officiating In a separate item a mare mule ownership case Ward Richardson is back on trial with jury selection continuing in circuit court
A New York Herald correspondent reports a 14 mile long crack in the Terlingua quicksilver district near Boquillas 30 miles distant. Described as 700 feet wide and 1800 feet deep with near-vertical walls, the cavern hosts a hermit Mexican, goats and chickens, and may hide minerals and treasure. Old outlaw rendezvous lore is tied to Ble Bend country and the Taylor gang. A planned expedition may explore when organized.
John P F Robertson of Salem arrived this morning and will depart tonight for Echo where he owns a large tract near the town borders. He also has land near Milton and may visit that area before returning home.
Portland lawyer J N Teal writes to the East Oregonian commending its demand for a state examiner of accounts. He notes bills introduced in 1905 09 and 10 and urges passage to fund county offices and curb fraud, stressing the measure’s financial and integrity benefits.
Midshipman Dessassure from South Carolina and Melvin from Illinois were dismissed from the Naval Academy today for hazing.
John H. Armstrong, owner of property at Huron, has homesteaded near the town and may establish a permanent residence there. He visited Huron recently to stay for at least a month and plans to remain.
Mrs Kate Coppinger wife of J W Coppinger died at her home near Velho at 6 o clock last evening from injuries received in a runaway incident a week ago in which she sustained both legs broken She was 54 years 11 months old born in Kentucky and came with her father and children to Echo from Are Kuinnas five years ago Surviving are several children funeral at Echo tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev G N Hall of the Pendleton Baptist church
William Sheffer advance agent for the Charles B. Hanford company reports the troupe will present The Merchant of Venice here next Tuesday February 14. He is in the city today arranging local details and promotions for the upcoming engagement.
Arthur Reed and Miss Mary Young, long-time residents of the city, were married on Sunday February 4 at North Yakima and will reside in Yakima county.
The commissioner of labor and statistics announces Idaho's population at the start of the present year, totaling 256,000. The number reflects official census data and is released as part of state labor statistics.
A shopper declares never having inferior meat at Central Meat Market and urges others to try roast beef, steak, chops, or cutlets, insisting the market offers quality without charging two prices.
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