09 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text hints at official debates on a school bill, government actions, and funding allocations. It mentions a veto or defeat, affiliations with a Regent Church, and references to education costs, normal schools, and conjoined legislative activity. Also present are mentions of a wedding, a murder trial, and a Salt Lake connection with a travelling party.
In Chicago on February 2, Judge Korsten with Judge Green presiding quashed the indictment against Will Davis manager of the Troquois theater destroyed by fire December 1902. Indictments against stage carpenter Cummings and bus int manager Noonan were set aside as the court ruled new indictments could be drawn, noting no statute of limitations on manslaughter.
Chicago Feb 9 Many prices expen ped at SLT and closed at 1.10 barley 14 to 38 and flax 1.16 July Wheat opened at 101 and closed at 1.00 Corn 46% and one 30 San Francisco Wheat 190 to 91.6 Portland Walla Walla 6 Wlue em 91 wulley 87 Liverpool May wheat 1 14d Gomon opposes Huan Washington Speaker Can nen today declared opposition to damage of the public building bill and the river and harbor bill economy likely to be pursued through opposition of the eders
Disjointed telegraph copy notes mediation by the United States to offer good offices in the Far East crisis. Officials discuss tendering U S services without pressuring Belligerents while noting reactions from Hasein and Japan. Unclear details accompany references to postal fraud verdicts and state penitentiary funding debates.
An attempted burglary of County Treasurer HL J. Sommer ville’s Vincent street home occurred likely hours ago. Mrs Sommerville awoke to a window shade being removed, noticed the intruder flee after lighting, leaving the curtain behind as he escaped in darkness. A divorce suit was filed by Liesle Jane Carder against Thos Carder, citing cruel treatment nonsupport and desertion. she seeks restoration of her maiden name Liesie Jane Miller.
A Chicago to Des Moines overland train wrecked near Melbourne and Rhodes after a bridge collapse caused by a broken rail. Five dead and many injured were reported with eight coaches overturned. survivors were being moved to nearby towns as investigators traced the failure to a 300 foot rail break before the bridge.
In U S district court Judge Tarbor to hear Mrs Chadwick’s trial on March 6. Reports from Weymouth or Warship Gone Aure note the Sullivan battler damaged in Ton King bay China with exact losses unclear.
News from La Grande reports Mrs Van Noyes is ill with diphtheria after visiting friends for a week. Mr Van Nuys plans to travel there tonight. his wife’s condition is serious though not described as severe. The Van Nuy s children remain well and careful care is noted.
Mrs C B Wade, aged 11, has been suffering with a slight cold that grew serious this afternoon. She left the home of her son Guy Wade on Wade Hill and went home in worry over his condition. Her illness worsened as she cared for him, leaving her bedridden.
Portland dispatch reports B A Worthington of Chicago has been promoted to general manager of the Harriman system’s Ohio and Western divisions, succeeding Calvin who resigns to likely join Southern Pacific. Worthington assumes duties at once, bringing extensive railroad experience. no changes expected in superintendent ranks.
Prisoners and miners received fortnightly imprisonment for rioting in August 1902. The unrest led to three non commissioned officers nine deaths three Hebrews and two Christians injured four Christians and four Hebrews. Jewish and Christian shops suffered 250 pillages. Catholic Knights session opens in New Orleans with delegates from across Louisiana. Also reports of ship Da ned Arenafe wrecked at Halifax with all aboard saved, Newport gunboat no news, two killed one injured by dynamite at Lockport drainage canal, and a Topeka refinery bill authorizing a 400000 dollar salary.
A long machine era safety push announces two brakemen on every train to safeguard the traveling public during a busy period. The plan details steps for extra braking and heightened crew procedures, with February 16 as a key update date and impending tests across routes.
Council hears that quarantine rules were not observed for scarlet fever and diphtheria cases in the city. Marshal Carney cites physician permission allowing entry to quarantined houses, and health officials consider rigid enforcement and penalties to keep people out. A quarantine officer will monitor homes. Dr Meeker named for special duty. Bid highlights include lumber contracts and a new firehouse project. streetlights and a dangerous fire bell tower query are postponed to next steps.
In the Hiine province, 260000 miners ended a prolonged stoppage after capitulation by workers. Funds were exhausted and work will resume tomorrow. Miners rely on the government to enact reforms to improve conditions, marking a severe blow to German labor unions.
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