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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

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Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1910

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Death of Edward VII Ends Reign. George V Succeeds

London May 7 Edward VII King of England died at 11 46 at night with the queen and princesses at his side The Prince of Wales becomes King George V and will take the oath this afternoon His death follows pneumonia after bronchitis and ends a short reign marked by war and political upheaval The new king’s first acts include notifying the Lord Mayor and confirming the line of succession The empire faces planned events cancelled or postponed and Roosevelt's visit may be affected by the royal transition

England Prince George George V Wales London Edward VII Princes of Walesa Fini Privy Council Edward Prince of Wiles South Africa Great Britain Biarritz Prince of Wales Mayer Tam Queen Alexandra Princess of Wales Princess Royal Duchess of Fife Princess Victorian Princess Towle Duchess of Argyll Prince Confederation Roosevelt Guild Hall Mr. Roosevelt Berlin Putile House of Lords Mike Eampire Guy Flage Queen Victoria Buckingham Palace Albert Edward Albert Edewari Duke of Kent Duke of Cornwall Boinge Chester Duke of Reviesay Duke Susxe-Cobbre-Gothin Princée Sixony Earl of Carrick Earl of Diblin Biren Renfrew St. George’s Chapel Windsor Lyttleton Gladstone Oxford Cambridge Col Bruce Order of the Garter Cowl Exchange Victoria

Cook secrets on Arctic life proof travels to McKinley Etah

Santa Barbara May 7 Dr Rosewell Stebbins of New York an Arctic club official says Dr Cook has expeditions en route to Mt McKinley and Etah to secure verification of life chim es Stebbins confided in a friend that he is constantly in communication with Cook

Santa Barbaria Rosewell Stebbins New York The Arctic Club Cook Mt. McKinley Etah Stebbbins

Thibetans Slay a Thousand Chinese Soldiers

London May 7 Reuters reports a Tibetan holy war invasion of Chinese troops at Lhosen ending in the slaughter of about 1000 Chinese soldiers. The Chinese had invaded Tibet in January, ousted the Buddhist high priest Datin Taunn, and pillaged sacred buildings. Tibetans appealed to China and Lord Minto of India but received no reply.

London Reuters Pekin Today Lhosen Kibet Datin Taunn China Minto India

Indictments in Lorimer bribery case shock Chicago

Grand jury returns three indictments following a bribery inquiry. Lee O Neill Browne, Robert Wilken, and Michael Link face charges of bribery and perjury connected to the 1909 Lorimer election scandal. Browne allegedly bribed a witness to vote for Lorimer. Link is accused of perjury about the Bribery Fund. Wilson implicated in distributing money to White and Buckemeyer. Bond set at one thousand dollars. delays noted as trials proceed.

Chas. A. White Browne White Lorimer Oo Grand Jury Chicago Hay Lee O'Neill Drowne Miineis House Lribery Robert Wilken Michael Link United States Gou See Link Eran Wileun Erand Wilson Buckemeyer Souther St. Laui Grand Unite Bi Witton St. l Louis

Testimony Reveals Premeditated Murder Claim

In the William Johl trial for Hedberg's death, Paddy Mc Huet testified that Got hail planned the killing. He recounted Gohl saying they landed them and described placing Hoffman and Hadbere with a pillow setup. Other witnesses described hearing shots during the night.

Monteseno Paddy McHuet William Johl Hedberg Eal Gohl Hoffman Hadberg

Graves Sees Pinchot Policies Followed in West Tour

Henry Dunyves, successor to Gifford Pinchot, arrived in Portland on an inspection tour. He stated the Pinchot policies are being followed and plans to inspect forests in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho before heading to Missoula, Montana.

Portian Ore Henry Dunyves Gifford Pinchot Ohler Forester Portland Pinchot Mg Pollelow Amt Oregon Washington Idlaho Java Gece Missoula Montana

Roosevelt Expresses Grief Over King's Death

Roosevelt said Americans and Britons must mourn the king’s death. He praised Edward’s ability tact judgment and kindness as fit for advancing international peace.

Roosevelt Stockholm Rooosevelt Edward

Costa Rica Earthquake Kills Estimated 1800 Traumatized

Reports from San Jose dated May 7 detail a catastrophic earthquake that may have killed about 1800 people with 50 bodies recovered in Cartagena. The disaster destroyed the Peace Palace gift of Andrew Carnegie and other public buildings. Martial law is in effect as aid efforts face food shortages and exposure. Several towns have been swallowed by crevices, many students perished, and relief consignments have begun from San Jose and Alajuela.

San Jose Costa Almjuela Fon Peace Palace Carnegie College of the Silesian Fathers Costa Rica Nicaragua Mexico Necanegta Central American Arbitration Court Senor Trejoe

Indian Admits Serious California Incident in Port Calli

An Indian captive in the Seolt valley confessed to a serious incident. authorities say the suspect Moore indicated another Indian, Augustine, in the killing. The case has drawn heavy charges and the prisoner is under close guard.

Washington Militia Officers Ousted in Dissension

In Beattle Washington May 7 Colonel Ot to AL Chae and Captain Maurice Thorpeon of the second regiment Washington National Guard will be relieved from active duty by Adjutant General Lamping today. They are accused of leading factions causing dissension threatening to split the guard. Dr Hyde is hardly a Jekyll at all.

Moters for Grave Made Almost Half Century Ago

James S Backenstos of Portland seeks the precise locating of a grave buried at Willow Springs near the Blue mountains dated November 3 1842. He wishes to have his mother's remains exhumed and moved to Fontland to rest beside his father. Coroner Folsom and County Clerk Saline are assisting in locating someone to carry out the task.

Tlue Mountains Willow Springs James Backenstos Portland Saline Blue Mountains Fontland

Tin by the ton for babies in Germany protest ships

Seattle May 7 tin soldiers horns and other toys for American babies will be made in Germany from scraps loaded on the protestant ships today. The tin is stacked in 120000 bale on pier 1 and has been gathered from Alaska canneries.

Seattle Germany Hner

Reverend A Jeffries Defends Son Jim's Ring Activity

In a Los Angeles communication Reverend A. Jeffries, father of Jim Jeffries, objects to ministers nationwide opposing boxing's big fights while defending his son's boxing. He says Jim hates hypocrisy and avoids religious professions, arguing the sport reveals truth when stripped of money and glory, though he condemns merciless acts toward outsiders.

Los Angeles A. Jeffries Jim Dhriet

Book of Pacts to Arouse Sentiment Against Asiatics

San Francisco May 7 first edition of the White Men issued by the Asiatic Exclusion league to arouse sentiment against Asiatic immigration. The pamphlet's tone and appeals are described as inflammatory and aimed at stirring prejudice among readers.

San Francisco Calif Asiatic Exclusion League Emoe Tone Sntimental Appeals

Partition to establish Monmouth Normal filed in Oregon

Salem May 7 The first initiative petition to submit a measure to voters was filed at the Secretary of State’s office proposing the establishment of a state normal school at Monmouth. It was signed by 12 900 voters.

Salem Ore Secretary of State Monmouth

Roosevelt Likely Appoints Envoy Amid Funeral Plans

Washington reports May 1 that the president may name Colonel Thane as Americas envoy. The move follows Ellard's funeral plans, with communications aimed at assessing how the arrangement affects the broader diplomatic strategy.

Roosevelt Washington Thane Rele U Apectini Americas Attem Ellard

Parliament Meets in London to Swear in Members

London May 7 parliament met in the afternoon to swear in members under the George regime as the new session begins.

London England George

Tlonse Shows Respect

Washington DC May. The house adopted resolutions of respect for Edward today.

Tlonse Washington, D. C House Edward

Cotton Exchange Closes After King Riward’s Death

The New York Cotton Exchange suspended operations on May 7 following the death of King Riward, causing a brief halt in trading and related activities across the market.

Cotton Exchange New York King Riward

Stock Pixchanges Close for London Observance Day

Stock exchanges in London pause trading today honoring the death of Hol word. Observance affects all major markets and notices indicate a market-wide halt in activity with trading resuming on a later date.

London Holword

Scriber to Plead Mental Irresponsibility in Bank Wreck Trial

J W Scriber former cashier of Farmers National bank La Grande Oregon will plead mental irresponsibility near insanity at his trial next week on five indictments charging wrecking the bank and forging over seventy thousand dollars in certificates. He says panic panic fear made him responsible then and will conduct his own defense before Judge Bean in U S court.

Portian J. W. Scriber Farmers’ National Bank la Grande Ore Scriber Bean United States

Universal mourning as monarchs and nations grieve

Pressions of sympathy spread worldwide for the death of a peaceful monarch. Kaiser Wilhelm and King Emanuel send condolences and plan funeral rites. France and other allies feel the loss as reports warn of impact on commerce and international relations.

Jupin Kaiser Wilhelm King Emanuel Prance J. J. Hit

George V Proclaimed King of England in Dignified Ceremony

London reports George V was formally proclaimed King at St James Palace after the king’s death. The queen is nearly prostrated and funeral arrangements are held in abeyance. George took the oath of fealty as parliament contemplates a constitutional crisis and the monarchy’s future.

London George VV England St James Palace Prince George George

Kaiser Wilhelm Funeral May Alter Roosevelt Plans

Berlin reports an unofficial note that Kaiser Wilhelm the elder's nephew Edward died, with his funeral likely affecting Rosevelt's schedule. Roosevelt is expected to arrive May 9 and stay through May 18, potentially altering diplomatic plans if the Kaiser attends.

Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm Edward Rosevelt Roosevelt

England’s Mortal English Monarchy Draws Europe’s Scrutiny

Paris observers on May 7 declare Edward England’s reign the greatest monarch, while France treats the royal death as a potential threat to European peace. The public sees George as morose and unimpressive, ill suited to mediate in grave political questions England faces.

Paris Edward England France Europe George

Gloom in Japan as Britain’s alliance is questioned

May 7 Tokyo reports gloom across the Japanese empire as the loss of a powerful friend in Edward unsettles Allied ties. Prince Fushim is sent to Japan’s funeral and coronation to represent the nation.

Japan Tokio Edward Prince Fushim

Death of the king may affect English commerce says Hill

Spokane May 7 J J Hill arrived from Portland and commented on the death of the king. He said England means a mighty life for business and that the commercial world will be affected by the monarchs death. He did not predict gloom but expects negative effects on trade.

Spokane J J. Hill Portland England

British Columbia Mourns as King Dies

The provincial government offices are closed today in mourning for the king. General mourning is observed across British Columbia. Tomorrow churches will hold memorial services and public services will be held when the burial occurs.

British Columbia Victoria Pudlcle

Emmanuel to Attend Funeral in London May

King Emmanuel of Portugal telegraphs he will attend the funeral in London on a date in May. The news notes the royal presence as a key detail of the ceremony.

Emmanuel London King Emmanuel of Portugal

Funeral Likely May 17 in Windsor Westminster Mausoleum

London May 7. The funeral will probably be on Tuesday May 17 though not finally arranged it is expected to be held at Windsor and the body interred in the special Mausoleum at Westminster.

London Windsor Westminster

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