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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1905

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Odell Lost in Investments and Equitable Hearings

Hyde testified about stock offers from Gould, Frick, and Harriman, saying he refused to sell to protect the society. He claimed no interest in the shipbuilding trust and that his father did not own a majority of Equitable stock during questioned investments. Lawmakers’ memos showed legislative lobbying by the Equitable with letters from Jordan to Hamilton and Fields guiding bills. Judge Vaniel overruled a detourer to Burton’s indictment, trial set for November 29. White Temple Church grew from 860 members to 1000.

Heo Equitable Eo Guetemaile Waa New York Hyde William EH. Macintyre Macintyre Maassachusettle John McGuinness Equitable Life Inmuranen Society Thomas D. Jordan The Andrew Hamilton A. *. Pield Pickin Fields Jordan Suffolk County Hughes Witcee James H. Hyde Hendricks

Newman Sentenced to Five Years in County Fraud Case

Milon City Mont Nov 16 T J Newman formerly a county officer was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for participation in extensive bounty frauds that cost the state several thousand dollars.

Milon City Mont T. J. Newman

Printing for the Blind at Oregon School for the Blind

A novel printing device arrived at the Oregon School for the Blind in Salem on November 16 to produce books for the blind. The Brabile alphabet uses a six-key dot matrix to imprint raised characters on paper, enabling low-cost, frequent printing for instruction and reading material.

Salem Oregon School For the Oregon Hall Simoe School

Chicago Wheat Market closes with mixed grain quotes

Chicago wheat closed at 86 in the greatest wheat market in the United States. Corn traded at 45 and gate at BY.

United States Chicago

Proved Not Murderer Murphy Rearrested Amid Doubts

CalNov 15 Clarence Murphy was acquitted of the murder of Mrs Phoebe Williams at Lacana Plano on June 11. He was rearrested on the charge of murdering Chester Maker, believed to be the same case. Harry Love, who confessed, was sentenced to life for Mrs Williams murder. Love’s testimony prompted Murphy’s rearrest though evidence mirrors the prior acquittal. The crime described as the most fiendish in the region.

Murphy Cal Clarence Murphy Phoebe Williama Lacana Plano Chester Maker William Harry Love Mra Williame Uharter Maker Love Willams Hie

Picture Brides Marry in San Francisco Church Ceremony

Eight Japanese women and their four American husbands united in a unique mass wedding at a local Japanese Methodist church. Rev Zebro Hipota officiated as couples exchanged vows and then stepped aside for the next pairing. Miss Marguerite Lake supervised the brides at the Methodist Home for Japanese Women before the ceremony.

Iit San Francisco Examiner Zebro Hipota Polka United States Manchuria Marguerite Lake Califorria Mise Lake Pine Street Loensen

One Third of Russia to Peasants Under Intense Turmoil

Dispatches from London and St Petersburg report a czar planned ukase to seize imperial lands in a vast area, while Vladivostok faces mobs, looting, and famine. Refugees crowd ships as fires rage. hundreds killed or wounded as sailors and artillerymen clash with reservists.

Russia London Petersburg Malcon Lent Reserviata Rojestvensky St Petersburg St. Petersburg Rojest Vladivostok Ivensky

Annual Seed Distribution Begins December First

Washington announces the agriculture department will start seed distribution December 1. About 38,440,000 packages of vegetable and flower seeds will reach farmers nationwide. Congress has appropriated 290,000 dollars for district parts and foreign experiment work. A bulk of 375,000 packages goes to senators and representatives for constituent distribution. one fifth funds statistics, crop reports, and weather services. Additional cotton, forage, and forage seeds go to localities as needed.

Washington Department of Agriculture Congress Renew of Agriculture Weather Bureau

People of Grant Hope for Railroad to Pendleton

A Baltezore in Susanville leaves for home by horseback via Wikiah and Date. Grant county residents favor a railroad link from Pendleton over Baker City to boost trade as Susanville’s Badger mine quiets and South Gem prospect by T. C. Taylor shows promise.

A. Baltezore Grant Llope Pendleton Susanville Wikiah Badger South Gem T. C. Taylor

Northwestern Gas Electric to Install Motors at Walla Walla Prison

In Walla Walla on November 15, arrangements are under way for Northwestern Gas & Electric to install motors at the penitentiary to run machinery. The new jute supply should arrive around December 16 and the mill is expected in operation by January 1. The boiler inspector recently cited the prison boilers as nearly worn out and condemned them for further use, prompting the contract to supply power for the penitentiary machinery.

Walla Walla Northwestern Gas & Electric Company Iuterit Ate I J Board of Centre Northwestern Goa| & Electric Company

Ultimatum to Sultan Signals Mediterranean Showdown

Paris reports an ultimatum to the sultan of Turkey and an international fleet set to concentrate at Piraeus around November 22. The powers demand the sultan's plan to administer Macedonia finance, with Admiral Ritter of the Austrian navy picked to command the allied fleets.

Paris Turkey Piraeus Macedonia Ritter

Three Die From Gas Poisoning in Paterson Kitchen

In Paterson on November 16 three people Mira Catherine Schroeder aged 62 Cheta tion B Schroeder aged 4% and Ira La Forme aged 10 died from asphyxiation due to gas fumes leaking from a broken pipe in the kitchen.

Manufacturers urge tariff removal on hides

A delegation of shoe manufacturers led by Governor Dougie of Massachusetts met the president to press for a duty reduction on hides. The request reflects industry concerns over high tariffs impacting leather costs and shoe prices.

Washington Dougie Maassacusetts

First basketball tournament game set for tonight

The Whites led by Knight face the Reds under Hoffman at 7:15 in the gym in the first tournament game. No admission, all invited to attend the Reed Alexander concert after. Rede suffers Folsom injury but expects a close match. next game slated for next Tuesday evening.

Knight Reds Hoffman Reed-Alexander Opera House Stricklin Alexander Penland Smythe King Malarkey Rede

Insurance Statistics and Moscow Mutual Co operative

The State Statesman reports Senator M. B. G Lewis in Moscow assisting the formation of the State Mutual Co operative Insurance company with headquarters in Moscow. The early prospects look bright as prominent northern leaders serve as officers and directors. Conductor and engineman inquiries seek new insurance details within O. R. & N. and related companies.

Moscow Insurance Company M. B. G Lewis Atute Board of Wagon Road Commissioners Moscow State Mutual Co-operative Thaurance Company Bole Statesman Y Mt

Chinese Plan for New Empire Reform Association Building

The Bolve branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association plans a two story brick building at Seventh and Front streets with a cement basement. Estimated cost 2000 to 32000 dollars. 1260 dollars already raised by Chinese residents. First floor to house Chinese merchants, upper floor for association meetings, basement storage and living quarters. Work expected to begin within one month. first such building in America by CBE BR AQ.

Kolw Tawodadion Alte Dereht Thie City America CBE BR AQ

Money Raised for the Jews Aid Russia Relief

In Doren Hutie Mont on November 15 Jews and Gentiles pooled 500 dollars to aid suffering Russian Jews. Resolutions urged President Roosevelt to intervene to stop the massacre and to send warships if needed.

Doren Hutie Mont Man Roose Masan

Fitzsimmons Seeks World Title Fight Against O'Brien in San Francisco

In a bold move Robert Fitzsimmons declares he will be recognized as world heavyweight champion after beating Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in San Francisco between November 20 and 31. He rejects money as motive, hints at a $5,000 side bet, and plans to train in San Juan while releasing details with promoter Brien and Eddy Graney. Meanwhile secretary Shaw in New York monitors money market stringency and Taft leadership talks surface in Ohio. In Chicago, Mabel Beland wins $15,000 for breach of promise against John ONeill.

Hound O'Brien Fitsimmons Pight San Francisco Roth Pot Money Robert Fitzsimmons Mys Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Fite Simmons Putt Addit Fitz Brien Eddy Graney Fite San Jom New York Shaw Gow Chicago Mabel Beland

Discrepancies prompt court orders for original toll sheets

New York November 15 lawYers secure court orders demanding the production of original toll sheets and declare a certainty of impending divergences in the case.

New York Hoeuwret

Industrial and labor factions at national convention

In St. Louis on November 15, C W Post of Washington described industrial combinations as the upper millstone and labor unions as the nether millstone, saying the Citizens' Industrial association stands between capital and labor. Over 100 delegates attended as Judge Holden spoke. concurrent reports from Pittsburgh note a Schmitz endorsement and calls for a national union of stenographers and clerks, denouncing convict labor and foreign imports.

Enders Schmitz San Francisco National Union of St. Louis C. W. Post Washington, D. C Citizens’ Industrial Association Upper Millstone Nether Millstone Mr. Post Industrial Association Judge Holden Chicago Schmitz Pittsburg Gompera Jamen Duncan Federation of Labor Ald

Purchase Approved Arranging Beeball Clubs for Next Year

The National Baseball commission met in Cincinnati to review drafts of purchases from the California league. Approved: New York Americans acquire pitchers Hitt and Whelen of San Francisco and Keefe of Tacoma. St Louis Americans add first baseman Louis Nordyke of Tacoma. Drafts approved by St Louis Nationals include infielder Hennett of Seattle and catcher Byrnes of Oakland.

Cincinnati National Baseball Commission New York-American Hitt and Whelen San Francisco Keefe Tacoma St. Louis-Americans Louis Nordyke St. Louis Nationals Hennett Seattle Byrnes Ouxland

Reduced fare request for Pendleton to Baker City trip

Through agent F C Smith a request has been made to the O R & N company for a one and one third fare from Pendleton to Baker City and return. The move aims to secure a reduced rate if enough passengers are not found for the original excursion. To obtain the fare nine debete including the team members must be guaranteed, and a reply from General Passenger Agent A Le Crale was awaited.

F. C. Smith O. R. & N. Company Pendleton Baker City

Two New Candidates for City Council Seats

Petitions circulated for T J Tweedy in East Rodad and F M Oliver in North Side ward. Citizens' tickets nominate Tweedy, Oliver, Wheeler, and Smith for wards one through four. A vertical shaft collapse in the Driefontein mine Transvaal killed one white man and 67 natives.

T. J. Tweedy East Rodad F. M. Oliver North Side Weket C. 8 Wheeler E. L Smith Driefontein Transvaal

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