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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1908

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Supreme Court Session Opens in Eastern Oregon

The Oregon Supreme Court convened in Pendleton this morning with Chief Justice Bean and Justices Moore Ekaken and others on the bench. Horseman appeals manslaughter verdict in Potts killing. Laing divorce case argued. judges to vote in Pendleton tomorrow due to travel.

Saing Pendleton Supreme Court of Oregon Oregon Bean Moore Ekaken King Slater Slate Va Horseman Umatilla County Clarence McBroom Potts G. W. Phelps Fee Colonel Raley Laing Va

Taft closes campaign in Youngstown tonight

Dunkirk New York November 2 Taft stops en route to Cleveland from Buffalo meets 6000 laborers joined by Mrs Taft who receives chrysanthemums He plans speeches at Ashtabula Cleveland and Youngstown then departs for Cincinnati Youngstown Ohio November 2 crowds gather as the closing Republican campaign here surpasses the opening rally in September led by Governor Hughes

Dunkirk N. Y Cleveland Buffalo Taft Ashtabula Youngstown Cincinnati Ohio Hughes

Aged Woman Killed by Hallowe'en Prank

Portland Oregon reports Mrs Katrina Dahlquist 84 died after a Hallowe'en prank. Neighbors stole two farm wagons prompting distressing events on Barnes Road. An acute heart condition worsened by the thefts led to her collapse on the front porch. her son found her unconscious but she could not be revived.

Portland Ore Katrina Dahlquist Barnes Road Dahlquist

Republicans Spend Twice as Much in Campaigns

Chicago November 2 Republicans report nearly nine million dollars spent in the campaign while Democrats total about half a million. Republicans say western division leaders collected $300,000 and eastern division the rest, with average contributions around $50,000 each.

Chicago

Wreck on Western Carolina Railroad Leaves Many Dead and Injured

At Charlotta North Carolina on November 2 a wreck on the Western Carolina railroad is reported with many killed and injured. Relief and wrecking trains have been rushed to the scene. Judge Will R. King of the state supreme court arrived in Pendleton last evening to attend the seamon to be held in this city this week.

Charlotta N.C Western Carolina Will R. King State Supreme Court Pendleton Jhst

Rumor of Russia-Serbia Stance Over Balkan Talks

In St. Petersburg Nov 2 diplomatic circles suggest Russia will withdraw from the planned Balkan conference and refuse to recognize Austria-Hungary’s Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation. Preparations for rapid mobilization on the Balkan frontier are noted, while Douma members imply Russia may aid Serbia and Montenegro in response to their appeal for help.

St. Petersburg Russia Foreign Office Rustia Austria-Hungary Bosnia and Herz Balkan Servia Montenegro

Congressman Jones To Ride In Mail Car

North Yakima Wash Nov 2 Congressman Jones plans to travel to Washington at the opening of Congress in a mail car to learn mail handling and be better equipped to consider legislation affecting it.

North Yakima Wash Jones Proporta Washington Congress

English aristocracy welcomes Roosevelt visit

London England November 2. Aristocrats say they consider Roosevelt the greatest man in the world and express a desire to welcome him in London. The prospect of his visit to England draws keen interest.

London Eng Roosevelt England

Democrats Close Campaign at Oregon Theater Tonight

Judge A. S. Bennett of The Dalles and Judge Parker of Walla Walla headline a Democratic closing rally at the Oregon theater in the evening. The event emphasizes simplicity with no autos or fireworks while Bryan supporters anticipate triumph after election returns. Local band music precedes the meeting on Court street.

A. S. Bennett Dalles Judge Parker Walla Walla Oregon Theater Court Street Bryan Judge Bennett Oregon Judge McGinn

Election week nerves mix with Rockefeller fear

Walter Wellman reports mixed signals as Republicans feel outward confidence but inward nerves over Rockefeller endorsement. Democrats predict usual optimism while both parties claim Nebraska and contest broader battlegrounds in Indiana Illinois Ohio Colorado and Kansas.

Taft Rockefeller Ohio King Nebraska Chicago Walter Wellman the Record-Herald Today Ilinois Bryan New York

Moving Picture Shows Made Boy a Thief

Los Angeles Nov 2 juvenile court probes a bizarre case of Larry Watson 18 who lived in the bushes and spied out houses to steal. He confessed that moving pictures drove him to crime after abandoning by parents and while a student in a police technique high school. He admits robbing parents and relatives.

Los Angeles Cal Larry Watson Watson Polic Technic High School

Nevada voters to get turkey dinners on election day

Reno Nev Nov 2 Every man who votes in the principal cities of Nevada on Tuesday is to have a turkey dinner free as part of a campaign gesture amid the heated senate race between Francis G Newlands the incumbent and Patrick Le Flanigan a Republican Both candidates will offer turkeys to claimants in a bid to boost turnout.

Reno Nev Nevada Senate Francis G. Newlands Patrick le Flanigan

Bryan Surprises Republicans in Kansas City Parade

In Lincoln and Kansas City, Bryan begins a northern Kansas tour with a monster parade and vigorous speeches. He attacks Taft’s campaign after Rockefeller endorsement, promising a sharp split with Republicans. Bryan plans to rest at Fairview to await returns and predicts winning Illinois.

Kansas City Bryan Taft Rockefeller Lincoln Kansas Fairview Illinois Chicago

Dakota's "Easy Divorce" Statute Debate

Sioux Falls November 2 The so called easy divorce law that made the state famous will be judged by voters next Tuesday The new measure would require a residence of one year for divorce and mandate that every suit be heard at a regular term of court

Sioux Falls Dakota

Forest Fire Threatens Famous Observatory Near San Jose

Volunteers raced to Mount Hamilton to battle a forest fire six miles long and two miles wide threatening the Lick Observatory. The blaze grew overnight, visible from the observatory, and horses and several barns were burned.

Famous Observatory San Jose Cal Mount Hamilton Lick Observatory Wid

Kern Closing US Campaign in Ohio City Speech

Toledo Ohio November 2 Kern the Democratic candidate closes his vice presidential campaign in Onin with his final address to be delivered tonight in the city.

Kern Ohtlo Toledo Ohio Onin

Famous Kidnapper Scented Again In Everett Report

Everett Wash November report alleges Leo Beamer a shingle weaver is the kidnapper of EL G English a Mount Vernon lumberman. Beamer allegedly threatened an employee at a Lake Goodwin shingle mill, left early yesterday, and warned not to notify police.

Everett, Wash Leo Beamer EL G. English Mount Veror Lake Goodwin Arly

Faculty member visits Weston on weekend trip

Prof Carruth of the high school faculty visited Weston Saturday evening and spent time with friends there. He returned home last evening after the trip, according to local notes.

Carruth Weston

Tribune Staff Straw Vote Signals Bryan Dominance

Morning Tribune employees in the mechanical department backed W. J. Bryan in a straw poll, with only one vote for Debs. two staffers, T. T. Geer and Frank McKenzie, hold actual votes, while no broader canvass of the force was conducted.

Morning Tribune Force W. J. Bryan Tribune Bryan Debs Tribune Force T. T. Geer Frank McKenzie

Chinese Rioters Killed as Hong Kong Clashes Escalate

In Hong Kong on November 2, clashes between police and soldiers left several Chinese rioters dead. The Japanese quarter is under military patrol after a riot that continued yesterday. Merchants with Japanese goods were attacked, looted, and warehouses emptied as troops fired on the mobs. hundreds were arrested as the boycott's call faced pressure.

Hong Kong

Commercial association to meet tomorrow night

President Alexander announced the Commercial Association will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 7:30 PM despite election activities. A committee on rejuvenation will present a report calling for remodelling of quarters and other reforms to place the group on a proper footing, encouraging a large attendance before election returns.

Alexander Elector—God Commercial Associaton

Debs Begins Final Socialist Tour Through Chicago

Chicago on November 2 reports Debs, the socialist presidential candidate, launching his final tour. He will wrap up with a large meeting in Terre Haute, Indiana, as Socialists project Chicago support around 108,000 votes.

Chicago Debs Terre Haute

Bank guaranty debated by Eloth dealer in county HQ

Eloth dealer Lo Smith, prominent Umatilla County farmer and banker, warned at republican headquarters that if voters reject William Jennings Bryan’s bank depositor guaranty position he will retire from banking. He argued national deposits should be guaranteed to protect workers and property owners, contrasting Democratic and Republican platforms on Japanese immigration and defense.

Lo Smith Umatilla Bryea Mr. Smith Planet Firmer Erest Muppe Taft & Sherman Club Voere Mr Smith

Blockade of Castro Ports Sparks Dutch War Move

Dutch government orders battleships to Venezuelan conflict as President Castro’s decree blocks Dutch goods. 20,000 Castro troops mobilized under General Rollando to resist the blockade. Utrecht cruiser and Dutch ships from the Caribbean and East Indies to reinforce the scene.

Castro Ing Holland Rollando Hague Venzuela Willemstead Venezuela Curacao Nicholas Rollando

Smallest Umatilla precinct faces election absence

Four registered voters remain in Ruddock precinct on Meacham Creek causing doubt whether an election can be held at home. In spring elections the staff could not be filled and voters went to Bingham Springs. Established for mill workers years ago, the precinct may be abolished and merged into Bingham Springs precinct.

Ruddock Meacham Creek Oregon Bingham Springs Wilbur B. F. Brown John Jim Bryson Pingham Springs

Republican Excursion Proved A Failure

An Oregon county Republican rally near Pilot Rock failed to draw expected attendees. The Saturday evening train brought only 4 to 80 passengers, mostly women and children, leaving leaders to cover a sizable deficit to guarantee 100 travelers.

Umatilla Pilot Rock

Halloween Celebration Described as Reasonably Sane

A fragmented report notes Halloween events with limited damage and orderly behavior. Details refer to Pendlesa and a mill race near a sister's archival location, mentioning police activity and transportation of political items. The piece emphasizes minimal disruption and cites unclear incidents involving improvised tools and stormy conditions.

Pendlesa A. Mhk Duggica

Irony at National Irrigation Congress Trophy Theft

At the Albuquerque New Mexico National Irrigation congress the trophy cup given by William Randolph Hearst to the best individual agricultural exhibit was reportedly stolen by Pufto Colorado from the dry farming exhibit near the city, highlighting a strange twist of fate.

National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque New Merc Lon Wiliam Rantolph Hearst Puphto Colorado Mietetee

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