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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
1
Oregon senate fight builds around Kuykendall and Carter with Vawter and Brownell as potential pivots. Backers forecast votes and ballot dynamics as factions brace for a tight race, while hints of defection and alliance shifts emerge amid caucus maneuvers and anticipated official balloting.
In Multnomah county a strong, nearly unanimous demand supports A. TL Mills as speaker. Many voters favor him regardless of faction or party, and local business leaders urge him to preside over the lower house.
Three Italians were killed and four injured when struck by a train while shoveling snow from Long Island railroad tracks near Dunton. Two of the injured likely died from their wounds. the incident occurred January 6.
A young woman, 24, found dead in Chicago near Irving Park and Seventy second street. Death appears to involve an anesthetic and operation. Police investigate a refined victim. In New Ulm a murder trial features a drug clerk testimony about a rubber finger tip used in a struggle at the murdered man’s office.
Washington dispatches report rising activity on the Hill currency bill as the House votes to take it up and begin committee work. Included are nominations, a Supreme Court petition by convicted officials, and calls for congressional probes into Lawson campaign fund charges.
Portland reports December 2004 customs activity totaling 1,137,890 in exports and 46,168.72 in import duties. Three vessels entered from foreign ports and ten cleared. domestic entries 28 with 35 clearances. Total entries 214. 211 consumption liquidations, 9 warehouse liquidations. one enrollment certificate. six coastwise licenses.
In Denver, Patrick Higgins and colleagues were found guilty of contempt for participating in and allowing November fraud. Dague Kern and Campbell got two months in jail plus costs, Higgins four months. Lt Gov Haggett and Speaker Dickinson clashed over presiding, creating a rump session and a split chamber. A committee to investigate Denver frauds was authorized to report Monday.
Portinnéd Jan 6 Prosecuting Attorney Heney returns from San Francisco to resume land fraud grand jury work. He begins with preparations for indictments and the first case against Frederick A Kribe a lumber speculator agent for eastern lumber magnates. The jury will then tackle frauds involving Congressman Wilkernean and others.
Reports from St. Petersburg and Tokyo describe battles on the Shakbe river, ministerial talks, and naval appointments. General Nogi may return to Tokyo amid imperial requests, while mines at Port Arthur are being cleared. A strike clash in Raku results in deaths, and a schooner Lakmeth drifts near Humboldt Bay as search efforts continue. Springfield also reports a city hall fire and fires spreading to nearby venues.
Pendleton letters from Sporomen's Association and supporters urge delaying deer and ground seasons, ending prairie chicken, restricting quail days to 16, and limiting bag to six birds per day. Umatilla county delegation backs three amendments. appeal to Senators Pierce and Smith in Salem. Eastern Oregon only. Willamette valley opposed.
Oregon lawmakers consider funds for a third agricultural district and a home for defective youth in Umatilla County. Senator Smith proposes an allocation of 1500 for a county fair association and a special tax for road improvements. Discussion includes relocating deaf mutes to a near Salem facility and expanding institutions for defective youth.
Sacramento reports a new phase in the senatorial contest as Bishop Koight and Bard supporters drill into the second choice, with Southern California urged to unite. A San Francisco leaders’ conference is set to clarify the dispute while bills on horse racing pools and 30 day racing limits surface. Sing Yow executes at Folsom prison for murder, with no incident reported. Cardinal Benedict Mary Landais, archbishop of Rhema, dies at 80.
The Hamburg-American liner Adelbert ran aground in the early morning, suffering a wreck with the loss of life. The schooner Archer, abandoned in mid-Atlantic, also faced peril on the same day, with several seamen reported shipwrecked.
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