03 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1905
Page
1
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Port Arthur article fragment details government timber funds and revenue, with references to Secretary Hih lig, Washington orders, and high water impacts. Mentions Oregon receipts, land auctions, and a plan to consolidate farmer activities. Includes references to Portland January 1 and insane asylum decisions by courts.
Reports from Tokyo and St Petersburg detail Port Arthur’s fall and Japanese capture of forts, with Stoessel praised yet critiqued for harbor actions. News notes parole for Russian officers, fortress repairs planned, and broader reactions in London and Paris on the siege’s end.
The Co Association holds its regular monthly meeting tonight to admit 27 new members and accept last year's reports. Membership has grown to 10, and initiation fees shift to 5 dollars. Dues stay one dollar monthly, with an eight dollar initiation fee for new applicants after tonight. The gymnasium project will be discussed, with a strong attendance hoped for to support the fund and related matters.
Umatilla County to bear public school exhibit costs at the Lewis and Clark fair. Six cabinets needed, each worth 24 to 50 dollars, with data gathering and photos of pupils. Superintendent Robison from Multnomah counsels, Pendleton meeting with County Superintendent Welles to finalize plans by April 1.
The United States Court of Appeals reversed a prior ruling, upholding Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines in a major antitrust equity dispute. Judge Dallas wrote the majority opinion with a four to two split, while Judge Acheson concurred and Judge Gray dissented. Discussions continue as the case nears further action. The adjourned stockholders meeting for Northern Securities in Hoboken also faces rescheduling to January 9.
The candidate assembly convened at noon to nominate a successor to Senator Bard who seeks re-election. Frank Flint of Los Angeles and George Knight of San Francisco are seen as strongest, with Henry Oxnard, U.S. Grant and Postmaster Arthur Fink of San Francisco also in the race but faring weakly.
Jun 1 near Franklin County Missouri a southbound Missouri Kansas & Texas flyer derailed after a rock fell from a bluff, injuring five passengers. A baggage car and three coaches left the track. Local details are sparse and unverified.
A work train on the Northern Central backed into a freight here today injuring ten men, five probably seriously. Albert Waffle has returned to Portland to resume studies at the Medical College of the University of Oregon.
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