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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
3
A sale organized to reduce and close out Drum mers Sample and assorted items at the proper time. The event emphasizes substantial discounts and invites readers to view the big middle window display for details and pricing.
A confused report claims a covert party led by Healey travels from Chicago via Seattle to conduct a tilepad survey across the state line between Beattie and Walla Walla. The group, held to secrecy, recruits gear and personnel while denying purpose, amid ties to the Pacific and OXs backed by the Chong, Milwaukee & St Paul.
An audacious thief pilfers in the early hours at the White House, using a clever scheme to keep alarms silent as owners rush to the scene. Police suspect a certain sitter behind the rash of thefts as authorities monitor the ongoing ruse from the fast Lynn Canal steamer to Colville reports.
The Portland hotel in Portland Oregon advertises American plan lodging at five dollars per day and up with special rates for families, couples, and single gentlemen. Manager Bowers pledges to please at all times and to show rooms.
New York voters face a three way mayoral race with George McClellan backed by Tammany Hall, William Randolph Hearst courting reform and independents, and William M. Ivind as a Republican candidate. The campaign features fiery rhetoric, party maneuvering, and heavy involvement from Odell and Hearst, as the field heats up amid city politics and public appeals.
Delegates from across the United States attend the Interstate Commerce Law conference at the Auditorium. Raccoon of Milwaukee opens the session and outlines goals. Roosevelt calls for empowering the commission to set rates after hearings with judicial review. The gathering aims to press Congress for laws that protect the public interest and curb abuses.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its annual general executive meeting at St Pauls church in New York. Delegates from 1 branch per region, Maine to California, assembled with a literature committee. The society has 217,000 members and about half a million dollars in yearly receipts, excluding church-wide funds.
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