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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1909

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Navy reforms inaugurated overhaul bureau system

Washington announces sweeping changes in the navy department set to take effect December 1. Secretary Meyer will subordinate bureau chiefs and appoint four advisers for material personnel operations and inspections. New divisions cover hulls machinery and a modern kept records system. Admirals Wainwright Potter Swift Ward Nicholson named aides and chief of navigation.

Washington Naval Meyer Navy Department Alde Navy Yrds Navy Yard Bureau of Navy Congress Line Richard Wain- Wright Atlantic Fleet W. P. Potter Bureau of Navigation William Swift Kosten Navy Yard Agron Ward New York Harbor Reginald F. Nicholson Board of Inspection and Survey Potter

Survivors of Argo Safe in Pot Port Voyage

Asteria at Manganita reports the lighthouse crew brought Captain Snyder and nine other Arce survivors to port at noon today. They had been marooned at the Columbia river mouth since Saturday morning after the steamer wrecked following starboard propeller damage.

Asteria Manganita Snyder Arce Columbia River Menbors

Japanese commercial commission sails for Japan

After three months touring America the Japanese commercial commission departed on the steamer Chiyo. Baroh Shibusawa, head of the commission, telegrammed President Taft expressing profound gratitude for the courtesies and unfailing hospitality shown by the American people and wishing prosperity for Taft and the United States.

San Francisco America Japanese Commercial Commission Japan Chiyo Baroh Shibusawa Taft Honorary Commercial Commission The Republic Haron Shibusawa

Rockefeller's Life 13 in Jeopardy

Eveland reports two men are sought for a plot to kidnap John D Rockefeller. Singer Smith of Minerva OhioProvided details overheard in Alliance Ohio. Police doubt the plot and guards around Rockefeller's estate remain tight.

Rockefeller Eveland Kidnaup Rockefeiller Suclid Avetriue Baptist Church

Zelaya Appeals to Mexico for Help

Salvador December 30 report says President Zelaya of Nicaragua, amid U S respiration plans, appealed to Mexico for aid. Cables from Managua to the Italian minister in Salvador claim Zelaya offered to convene congress and abdicate by placing the presidency in its hands.

Salvador Republic of Salvador Ite Zelaya Nicaragua United States Mexico Managua Congress

Floods Wash Away Five Steel Bridges in Skagit Area

Severe floods in Bellingham Washington region render over five steel railway bridges in danger. The Nowksack river and Skagit delta face breaching dikes with multiple tracks under water. Rail traffic is largely blocked as Northern Pacific Great Northern and local lines report washouts and undermined bridges threatening additional routes and a widening flood.

Skagit River Bellingham Wash Bellingham Bay Britheh Coolumbin Everson Great Northern Railway Ferndile West Bellinghim Northern Pacific Bellington Bay British Columbia Nowksack Japone Skagit Great Northern Out of Commission Minkler Hamilton Lyman Woater Puget Sound Baker River

Nicaragua Denies Zelaya Appeal to Mexico Inquiry

Mexico City dispatch reports Nicaraguan Minister Francisco Castro denying any appeal by President Zelaya to Mexico. Castro said he knew nothing of such action and would have been informed if true. Mexican officials declined to comment.

Mexico City Francisco Castro Moyloo Adavia Wicaragon Zelaya Mexico Castro Pinaldent Zelaya

Hamilton Jury Completes Embezzlement Trial Panel

Olympia Wash November 30 A night court session completed the last of 12 jurors chosen to try former Adjutant General Ortis Hamilton on the first count of larceny by embezzlement. Judge John K Mitchell presided in Thurston County Superior Court.

Hamilton Olympia Wash Ortis Hamilton John K. Mitchell Thurston County Superior Court

Anger and tragedy as Rafferty slashes family

New York dispatch reports Patrick Rafferty enraged by alleged drink and dissipation attacked his household with a razor, killing his wife Margaret and injuring her mother and brother, then slashed his own throat and later fled. Police arrived as he cowered beside a bloodied scene, while an earlier London budget debate featured Lord Morley warning against overreach by the Lords and urging constitutional restraint.

New York Patrick Rafferty Brick Liver Carizer Margaret Kelly Frank Opland Rafferty Kitchurn Mr. Kelly Oplind Myra Bettertyean London Lord Morley Uhe House of Lords India England Durke House Committee Lords Lord Lansdowne der Morley

Lewis killed Bweesy in focal saloon probe

A report says Lewis killed Bweesy in a saloon amid an alleged intimate claim involving his daughter Ida aged ninety seven. Ida is sought by prosecutors but is believed hidden with Oregon relatives.

Lewis Bweesy Focal Ida Oregon

Johnson Declines Fight South of Mason and Dixon Line

Savannah Ga November 20 Jack Johnson heavyweight boxer telegraphed manager Nick Aprea of the Savannah Athletic club that he would not fight James J Jeffries south of the Mason and Dixon line in response to an offer of a purse for the bout indicating his stance was firm and not negotiable

Savannah James J. Jeffries Mason and Dixon Nick Aprea Jack Johnson

Mrs Christy Seeks Reconciliation With Howard Christy

New York November 20 Mrs Mia Christy wife of artist Howard Christy says she would forgive and forget their troubles if he agrees to a reconciliation. She wants their ten year old daughter Natalie returned and refuses to go to Zanesville to live or enter court proceedings while hoping to spend Christmas together in the East.

New York Howard Mia. Howard Hans Mer Christy Christy Zeneaville Ohio Tle Natalie Zanisville

Japanese steamer Kisagura Matsu sinks off Shimonsho

November 20 report from Tokto states the Japanese liner Kisagura Matsu was wrecked in a terrific gale off Shimonsho. All aboard are believed lost with twenty five bodies already washed ashore.

Toktbo Shimonsho

Securing Jurors for Trial of Jeff Lewis

Auburn Calif Nov. 30 Seven jurors have been seated for the trial of Jeff Lewis for the killing of Ben Sweesy. Both prosecution and defense believe the panel may be incomplete and testimony is to be taken.

Jeff Lewis Auburn Calif Ben Sweesy

Americans Not Executed Says Wireless Message

New Orleans reports that naval officers on the Atenas received a wireless claim that three Americans had not been executed in Nicaragua. Authorities and ship crew could not confirm the source or exact wording of the message, nor locate the wireless operator.

Wireless New Orleans Nicaragua Atenas

Burglar Caught While Working at Safe on Market Street

A midnight struggle on Market Street ends with Pellecwan Murphy and two officers arresting a burglar in a room containing a complete set of burglary tools. Letters, checks for 15 000 and 1 000, and an insurance policy payable to John Bonnet Rogers found. Rogers refuses to explain.

Sant Francisco Larry Galoon Market Street Jaimes Towers Pellecwan Murphy Murphy Rogers John Bonnet Rogers First Ave Seattle Puget Sound Hagem

Rain Brings Smiles as Wheat Seeding Progresses in Umatilla

With over a quarter inch rainfall and a monthly total of 3.68 inches, Umatilla County farmers cheer heavy moisture aiding early seeding. East end reports similar rain, boosting orchards and young trees, though some larger operations still seed miles more. Local buyers estimate 7 percent of fall seeding done, with hopes for 80 to 85 percent of 1909 wheat to be harvested by growers. Prices for cont a and Bluestein projection quoted, and mills may pay above the dollar mark once seed is completed.

Umatilia A. Pearson Freewater Elas Conta Bluestein

Roosevelt party returns from hunting trip in Inguasha plateau

Londons B EB A Nov 0 The Roosevelt party arrived today from a hunting trip in the Inguasha plateau district planned to last several weeks. The party reports abundant game and good health.

Londians Roosevelt Inguasha

Bandits Escape After Bold Store Robbery Near Butte

Six bandits raided a Collings store near herd indling six clerks and customers. Four robbers guarded victims while two looted about one thousand dollars and all escaped. A search began today for the suspects.

Butte Mont Collings Herd

Burlington Adopts Commission Form of Government

Burlington Iowa voters approved the commission form of city government by a vote of 2638 to 1268 on November 30. The result comes after a public ballot in Burlington with residents choosing the reform measure.

Burlington Commission Hurlington Towa

Prohibition Vote in Alabama Sees Landslide Loss

Alabama voters rejected the prohibition amendment by an estimated 16 000 to 20 000 majority led by J Lee Long in opposition. Counties including Jefferson Mobile Montgomery and Cullman voted strongly against, while Falladega Macon and Sumter towns were closer. A minister and a woman incident at polling places drew attention alongside the death of Oscar Hall after voting.

Birmingham Ala Alabama J. Lee Long Jefferson County Mobile Montgomery Cullman Falladega Macon Sumter Lee Comer S. N. Kley Oscar Hall Baldwin County

Dead man drives through country for two days

In Chico California on November 30 Silas Stockwell a weed farm owner lay dead in a carriage seat for two days his horse drew the buggy around the countryside before being found. Cause of death listed as heart failure with the stiffened hands still on the reins.

Dead Man Chico Calif Silas Stockwell Stockwell

Johnson Reverses Tables On Police

New York November 30 Magistrate Dooley lectures patrolmen after Jack Johnson, resting in a Brooklyn police court chair, berates the arresting officer. Johnson vows to fight Sam Langford within 200 days if Langford posts 1000. The magistrate rules Johnson did not violate the law and censures the arresting cop.

New York Brooklyn Jack Johnson Dooley Johnson Sam Langford Langford Gardiner

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