Verdicts and Sentencing in Smith vs Motgrove Court
The courtroom heard verdicts and demurrers in multiple cases. Walter Ogilvy was sentenced for larceny after pleading guilty. Other cases, including Harvey vs Lidwall and Moore vs Blakensee, saw demurrers overruled or cases continued or settled. Judge Ellis urged repentance and warned against criminal associations. The record notes a reservation case and a dispute about jurisdiction between federal and state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derourrer
Smith
Maker & Folsom
George Cruise
Harvey Va. Lidwall
A. Sewell
J. P. Wintere
A. Kunkel Ve
Grisely
Moore Va
Blakensee
Harrington
C. W. Avery
Philomena Smith
Matt Mangrove
J. A. Fee
Ellis
United States
Portland
John Sviventer Va. Omilvy
Walter Ogilve
Pilot Hock
Denvy
Retev Ant
Hone
Thorne
Fragmentary War News From Vladivostok Diary
Fragmented dispatches report artillery bombardments in Vladivostok and Irkutsk area with numerous captures and sieges. A lettered note mentions executions and fires, while a force of dragoons was surrounded and a vice-governor accused. Reports of arrests and police leadership changes surface amid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Aula
Vladivostok
Taltie
Teland
Exel
Lette
Getera
Lee Eowek
Irkutsk
Pollen
Kina
Marshall Field Dead After Illness in New York
New York reports the death of Marshall Field at 4 to 8 p.m. after a day of rapidly worsening condition. Fifteen physicians had been providing updates on his health, describing his state as critical and not hopeful as the day progressed.
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New York
Jon
Lithia
Field
Murder and death by own action in Tego Minnesota
In Tego Minnesota on January 16 W E B Beundi a gentleman shot and killed Justin Adams. Mrs Brandt then committed embolite.
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Tego
Minn
W. EB Beundi
Jenloun
Justin Adams
Mra
Brandt
National Livestock Leader Heads to Denver Convention
J. Gwinn formerly of the Army and now secretary of the National Livestock Association travels from Pendleton to Spokane to attend the Washington State Livestock Association meeting. He aims to secure a large U.S. delegation to the Denver convention January 29 to February 3, with leaders from Congress, railroads, and packing houses discussing freight rates markets and range justice for Umatilla County stockmen. The Denver meeting marks a major gathering expected to shape livestock policy nationwide.
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Janes H. Gwinn
Amy
Naanal Livestock Association
Denver
Spokane
State Associaor of Livestock Men of
Washington
Cavinn
Pendeton
Delegati
Gwinn
Washington Asenciation
Wtite Association
Rocky Mountain Stntes
Oma Ln
Umatilla County
United States
Brackett Demands Depew Resign In Senate Speech
Brackett led a Senate floor push calling for Depew's resignation over ties to Insurance scandals. He attacked Depew’s role with Equitable, arguing the $20,000 yearly figure and alleged evasive legal guidance showed improper ethics, while claiming Depew provided value only as a company director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Biles
Shane
United States Senate
Depew
Brackett
Senate
United States
Platt
Resolution Defeated After Historic New York Vote
After one of the severest arraignments ever heard, the Trackett resolution was created by a vote of 84 to 1. Democrats remained passive, passing responsibility for Depew upon the party which sent him.
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New York
Trackett
Paroled mentally ill mother freed after long prison term
Walla Walla January 1 After spending nearly twenty years in state prison for the murder of her infant daughter near Cabvitle Colville the prisoner Mrs Nelee has been paroled by Governor Mead For the first time since her release Mrs Nelee has left the prison walls Her release comes with time off for good behavior and she faces two years and four months more on the sentence The crime involved the murder of the baby by Mrs Nelee and her husband who were arrested and convicted The couple’s later suicide attempt and injuries were noted during confinement
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Walla Walla
Mme Hattle Nelse
Colville
Mara
Nelse
Mre
Mead
Neleehin
Mw Feler
Cabvitle
Ises
Kettle Falls
Chicago Wheat Prices Close Higher on Market Day
In Chicago on January 16 the wheat market closed at 8 1/2 cents, corn at 45 1/8 cents, and oats at 17 3/4 cents. The Wheat Center in Chicago anchors the quotations in this daily grain roundup.
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Chicago
New Tariff Sustained and Philippine Self Rule Debate
The Republican Insurgent forces failed to defeat the Philippine tariff bill, voting down amendments on self-government timing and the post-April 1911 free trade plan. The palace plan for canal construction by contract was upheld, with the Spooner law allowing presidential discretion. Chaplain Couden paid tribute to Captain Castro for heroism during the Jersey shore incident.
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Panama Canal
Whellington
Republcan
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Sea-woverman
Philippines
Land Communion
Snatheere
Momly Haw
Spooner
Couden
Castro
Jersey
Orchard heating proceeds in aging Steun enberg trial
The examination of Marry Orchard, the alleged accomplice of Frank Steun enberg, advances slowly with limited new evidence. Julia Steunenbuys, son of the murdered man, will testify about identifying the prisoner and about a man who claimed no engagement with the governor regarding a sheep purchase. A relative, Saw om Man, resides at the Steun enberg home and is employed there.
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Allegal Assaein
Steunenberg
Marry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Coldwell Ie
Dolne Stylesman
Julia Steunenbuys
Kiso
Om Man
A. W. Story
Steanerberg
Steunertberg
Fight in Jute Mill Ends with Guard Firing Twice
Walla Walla January 16 Five convicts at the Juve mill inside the penitentiary fought last night. Guard Hussey shot Thomas Winters in the leg and John McCann in the arm after Winters attacked McCann with a knife. McCann, though badly wounded, grabbed a sledge hammer and advanced on Winters before Hussey fired again. Both wounded convicts are in the prison hospital under care. McCann is badly hurt but expected to recover.
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Walla Wallin
Hussey
Thomas Winters
John McCann
Winters
McCann
Husey
McCannie
Thieves Break Window at Jewelry Store in Palmer House Block
Two men shattered a plate glass window at She bert Co Jewelry in the Palmer House block and stole 1400 dollars in diamonds before escaping. Police found the broken window this morning. Four Dead in a Tunnel. Four men died and four were hospitalised after a bursting air pipe in a Belmont tunnel shaft on the East River near Man-of-War Reef early this morning.
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Slowscreme
Chicago
Shebert & Co
Pallmer
New York
Belmont
Ewat River
Work shipped to California boosts Umatilla stock trade
Pendleton dealers B W Black and EB L McBroom returned from California with 34 head of work horses and plan a second shipment. Buyers report scarce large work horses and an early opening of the market aided by rail activity. A carload was sent to the Sound market and more moved toward Walik Walla. profits expected from supplying railroad work. Tidincapolis hosts the 17th annual United Mine Workers convention with 1200 delegates present as Mitchell presides and Governor Huntly gives the welcome.
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Trave
Umatilla County
Los Angeles
Stumlus
B. W. Black
EB. L. McBroom
Pendleton
California
San Angeles
Tidincapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Huntly
Mysterious murder adds Chicago crime list
In Chicago this morning a 40 year old man, Anton Spychalsky, was shot during a robbery attempt and died at a hospital later. Police investigate the shooting as a murder mystery.
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Chicago
Anton Spychalsky
Diedenon
Nomination of Prevvd President in Paris Vote Count
Paris January 16 Fallieres president of the senate was nominated for president by republican majority senators and deputies. He received 416 votes while Doumer got 191.
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Prevvd
Paris
Fallieres
Senate
Doumer
Election Violence Kills Eight in Budapest Tow
In Budapest Tow on January 16 six peasants and two policemen died amid clashes during an election dispute. The incident marks a deadly turn in local politics as authorities investigated the violence and potential motives behind the confrontation.
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Budapest
Expenditure Report Shows County Costs Rise in 1905
County clerk forwards annual expenditure summary with total costs including courts, sheriff, treasurer, and school services. The reported 1905 outlay reaches 67,554.39, with roads and state taxes added to reach an approximate grand total near 158,000. 1906 estimates project higher general expenses and various credits, detailing warrants and debts.
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Frank Aling
Secretary of State
Commie Whoners
Lapwal Indians Seek Cash Claims and Liquor Ban
Nee Perce representatives met with United States Indian Inspector McLaughlin to press grievances over 20 000 owed on Langfort lands and 17 000 linked to treaty payments. They demand liquor sales bans on the reservation and plan a Washington visit. a marriage license was issued to James Noble and Leah Gamble.
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Vhey
Lapwal
United Stotee
McLaughiin
Nee
Langfort
Lapwil Creek
Anc
Whitkey
New Perce
United States Attorney General
Court of Appeals
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Cruise
THE
Cincult Court Wits
Jalil
Chia
Vladivostok Piisons
Marshall Field
Pasent
Tedione
National Livestork Association
Nationnal Livestock Association
Denever
Bragkett Hag
Democratm
van Sant Ve
Vorvell
Fen
Stevens
Senate Committee On Canals
Iain
Breurenborg
Orchant
J. Co Ries
Steunentorg
W. HL Schenck
Orchard
Roormingy
Gonvigts
Odts
Work Noaded
Black & Mekroom
Wecdu
Martings Liewnen
James Noble
Leah Gamble
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