30 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
1
Governor Mead will arrive tonight after inspecting the Whelsingtor State Jote Phant and the Weeton Norm College. The evening includes speeches and a reception in the ballroom of the Commercial Association, concluding with a group photo and acknowledgments.
Arrival of party from Walk Watch Tutti public reception to Governors Chamberlain Mead and members of the legislature at the Commercial meaning chilion banquet at the Hotel Pen. Mock election of the social culture.
A large gathering in Pendleton honors the governor and a two-state delegation. About 40 members from Oregon and Washington arrive by train for an entertainment program while prominent local and regional figures join from Walla Walla and Portland. The event includes a reception by the Walla Walla Commercial Club and a special train plan to Portland. Twenty three lives were lost when the steamer Morsnin collided with a sailing ship near Ostend on December 30.
In Cleveland Ohio on October 20 hus India men protest fire insurance rates. They claim rate hikes are discriminatory and prohibitively high, ranging from a few percent to over 200 percent. They note a Tom Johnson led movement to lobby the next state legislature for a state insurance law modeled after the New England statute.
Concord, Oct 20. Christian science leaders deny printed stories of Mrs Faldy weakening in mind and defend her at a public session. A Scripps correspondent witnessed attempts to show her vitality, with Mrs O’Brien questioning her health while aides and reporters pressed for answers.
The fragment describes a woman removed at the carriage by Fry Bird a strong nurse, interview lasting 51 seconds, contradicting earlier claims she cannot walk or talk. The scene shifts to Judge Grahan's crowded court as the grand jury completes its work, with a large audience and police presence noted amid confusion and disorder.
A birth is announced for William Plonkingtin at Passvant Hospital. The document notes the delivery date and hospital location, with references to Dr. Hime and a wish from the family for the newborn’s health.
Accused of robbing a cashier at St. Petersburg house, the robbers faced execution after linked robberies. Supreme Court ruled that attorneys could claim fees from a life policy suit involving Jdeomite Smyth of Tess, where the husband had been declared dead but later found alive.
Washington Oct 34 The miyet this afternoon purchased res ources of silver at 70.97 cents with delivery to New Orleans. Stax Will Appeal Findlay Ohio Oct 10 ADI of exceptions filed this afternoon by the Standard lawyers marking the first test of the appeal.
Worcester resident Congressman Rockwood Hour is gravely ill and near death, with reports noting a sharp decline in his condition and limited hope for recovery as of yesterday.
Atlantic City October 10 Police chief Maxwell reports river thugs may have wrecked the train near the empty bridge tender Daniel Blewart. The disaster left eight to one missing, with bodies recovered from the water at Thoroughfare bridge. All hope of survivors is abandoned.
A former German army officer Albrecht Becker pursued an American heiress amid a betrothal dispute. After the engagement fell through, the father reportedly disowned his daughter, while Becker was last noted as a railway clerk in Florida earning sixty dollars a month. The case centers on the heiress and her influential lineage.
In a garbled entry dated October 20, a Sten Hirt figure was brought from the penta to appear before Meathet Werthe, the billeted official of the defunct Milwaukee Avenue Store tomb. Five Initlotmenre Otay foyer a malta HMerting.
The Supreme Court cleared former Governor Murphy of impropriety during office. Wilton charged Morphy with bribery and converting $1000 to the revenue, but the high court dismissed the allegations.
George Foe Hone, city marshal, was shot and killed by Henry White, a Black man, during an attempted arrest. A mob formed in the street, threatening violence as authorities sought to control the scene and restore order.
A notice issued today grants civil marriage licenses in Petersburg. The report notes reforms to align local nuptials with prevailing social conventions and references individuals named Gorky and Andreyva in the context of these changes.
Washington reports hints that birth influences may fuel anti American sentiment on the Japanese question in San Francisco. Excludes Japanese children from schools spurs concern, while emissaries of powers may foment trouble. Roosevelt may uphold justice amid talk of a boycott. Root’s telegram from Tokyo suggests public friendliness tempering tensions.
Reported bets in Wall Street say John W. Gater placed twenty thousand dollars on Hughes while a brokerage customer put ten thousand on Heier. Market chatter notes about three hundred thousand dollars wagered elsewhere, reflecting heightened interest in the mayoral election, with last year’s large pools also cited.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on October 30 a large miners rally marked Mitchell Day as 170000 workers sought jobs. Leaders urged higher non tendership levels amid declining scarcity and unrest over employment.
In New York a price drop for refined sugar lowers costs by 10 cents per 10 pounds today. A separate London item notes the death of the Earl of Tranhbrook, aged 02, described as a former secretary.
Prosecutor Frank Grant targets misconduct in Oregon’s legal ranks as he presses cases against judges and lawyers. Notable figures cited include Judge A. H. Tanner Senator Mitchell’s former partner and Oscar C. Stone. Grant says motives are lawfully neutral and focused on oaths and integrity.
Der to Tell of a Socialist Joseph Muda sentenced to death for murdering a police specialist. For 48 hours before execution, police allegedly subjected the prisoner to extreme torture including burning mesh, cotton stoking, hot lead driven under the walls, and other brutal methods.
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