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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1908

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Pendleton Walla Walla Electric Line Plan Debated

A Walla Walla delegation seeks a Pendleton city franchise for an interurban electric line. Promoters, led by Isaacs and Drumheller, propose two end-start construction, one year to complete, with power sites on Walla Walla river and Wenaha. They anticipate funding of about a million dollars and aim to start by fall 1909.

Gilbert Hunt Isaacs Walla Walla Oregon & Washington Traction Company Pendleton Council Tasacs Iite Pendleton Wallin Walla Isiacs Walla Walla River Wenaha Tsance Mr. Isaacs Judgeames A. Feo East Court Street Alta Street Court Main Garden City Columbia River

Cassidy quits renomination to pursue independent bid

Ithaca New York September State Senator Owen Cassidy announced he will run as an independent after losing renomination for voting against anti race track gambling bills. Ben Conger, a church leader aligned with Governor Hughes, was named as replacement. Cassidy kept doubts until the last minute before voting no, as racing bills passed later at an extra session.

Ithaca N. Y Owen Cassidy Ben Conger Hughes Senate Cassidy

California Admission Day Celebrations Across State

San Francisco marks the 68th birthday with closed federal buildings while Monterey draws about 10,000 visitors to the capital celebration. The city wears decorations as festivities unfold for California’s birthday observance.

San Francisco California Monterey Cal

Supreme Court Case In Idaho Divides Democratic Factions

The Anti Dubois faction filed in the Idaho supreme court their answer to the petition by the Dubois faction seeking a writ of mandamus to compel the secretary to act. The dispute centers on party leadership and recognition ahead of upcoming electoral procedures. The court will review the competing claims and determine eligibility and procedures.

Bolse Democratic Party of Iidaho Supreme Court Dubois

Senator Ankeny Beaten in Washington

Returns from the variita sections show Wesley L. Jones leading for United States Senator with a large margin. Ankeny must gain more votes from bigger cities to win. Judge Snell carries Pierce county in the gubernatorial race. Cosgrove leads Mead on the east side, with McBride likely third. others trail.

Sefitlle Wesley L. Jones United States Ankeny Snell Pierce County Cosgrove Mead Menad McBride

State moves to file Dubela ticket as regular slate

The state argues Dubois and others conspire to seize party control from the majority and hand it to the American party, which stands for principles unlike those of the Democrats. The arguments opened this afternoon.

Dubela Dubois

Danish Literature Program Proposed at University of California

San Francisco September 9 A Danish literature program is being arranged at the University of California, supported by a Danish society. The plan passed with the stipulation that the program may be discontinued after two years.

San Francisco Utsity of California Duna

Storm in English Channel sinks schooner Phyllis Gray

A severe storm in the English Channel today wrecked the schooner Phyllis Gray off Teyv onshire. All 19 crew members drowned as the vessel could not weather the gale sweeping the west coast of the Channel. Many boats driven ashore, feared heavy loss of life.

London Phyllis Gray Teyvonshire Briteh Channel

Orville Wright Crowned World Champion of Flight

Orville Wright remained aloft at Fort Myer for 57 minutes and 91 seconds, surpassing De la Grande’s Paris record by 26 minutes. He maintained an average speed near 38 mph, lifted to heights up to 120 feet, and declared plans to repeat after reloading. Army officials and citizens witnessed the feat, confirming Wright as the era’s premier aviator.

Fort Myer de la Grande Paris Washington Orville Wright Wright

Immigration from Japan Drops Sharply in 1908 Seaboard

Secretary Straus released figures showing Japanese immigration fell to about 18,000 for the year ending June 1908, from 30,000 in 1907. Of the 18,000, roughly 9,500 arrived in the United States, with an estimated 7,118 returning to Japan or other countries, yielding a net decrease of about 3,800.

Washington Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus Japan Honolulu

Foreman dies after drinking toilet water in Globe quarry

Manuel Garcia, foreman of a ring of quarrymen in Globe Arizona, died after drinking Florida water to seek intoxication when whiskey was unavailable. He swallowed toilet water in an attempt to intoxicate himself.

Globe Ariz Florida Manuel Garcia

Inquest Reveals Dr Austin Plot to Die for Insurance

At the Omaha coroner’s inquest into Frederick H. Austin’s death, testimony alleges Dr Teagin planned death by own action to protect life insurance. Mrs Abbie Rice said she agreed to shoot him and then kill herself, but nerves failed. Charles E Davis testified about prior suicide attempts and denied involvement in the doctor’s death. Davis avoided arrest. The plan included firing at the doctor and a staged murder at a barn, with a pawned revolver and loaded cartridges manipulating timing.

Omaha Neb Frederick H. Austin Abbie Rice Dr. Austin Kell Rustin Davis Austin

Burglar shoots detective captain in Los Angeles

Walter Auble, captain of detectives and former police chief, lies dying from wounds after attempting to arrest burglary suspect Charles Sutherland. Auble was struck in the abdomen by a shot fired as he pursued Sutherland, who escaped and fled to a hospital.

Los Angeles Walter Auble Detec Charles Sutherland Auble’s Ab

Hibbing area forest fires eased after winds die

Puluth reports winds waned around Hibbing easing the wildfire danger and raising hope the town will be saved. Dispatches note fires nearby at Sturgis Calumet and Norway Midh. Three detachments from Fort Mead have been sent to Sturgis to fight the blazes.

Puluth Calumet Norway Midh Fort Mead Sturgis

Will Be a Hot Fight in San Francisco

Battling Nelson declared he will go right after his opponent and press until he ends the bout while Gane boasted the bacon will come home with the old master as his condition remains strong despite questions.

San Francisco Battling Nelson Gane

Papal Legate Vannutelli Receives King at Westminster

Cardinal Vannutelli was received by King Edward at Westminster Cathedral marking the opening of the Euch Arist congress. Anti Catholic fears caused the ceremonial procession to be abandoned. About sixty thousand people filled streets and a parade of 14900 Catholic schoolchildren is planned for Saturday.

Vincent Vannutell Westminster Cathedral London Vincent Vannutelli Papal Curia Rome Plestrina Edward Vannutelli

Myers Family Troubles Grow Amid Stolen Strong Box

Joseph Meyers fights to seize control of his business holdings in Salem as his sons Milton and Henry face petitions to declare him incompetent. A mysterious strong box sent from Portland containing papers valued at 2600 vanishes, with suspicions on the two sons. A director’s meeting in Portland and a guardian petition shape a tense family business saga unfolding across Oregon.

Joseph Myers Salem Joseph Meyers & Song Milton W. Meyers Henry L. Meyers Father Joseph Meyers Zenaide du Rette Wells-Pargo Portland Meyers & Sons’ Corporation Milton W Meyers Lot L. Pierce John H. Albert

Football prospects at local high school face upcoming season

Prospects for the high school football team look bright as practice begins Friday under coach Dr. W H Lytle and new business head Prof Carruth. Several big games are planned at home against Baker City Hill Military Academy and Waltsburg Academy with Thanksgiving possible. Returning players Baker captain full back and staff anticipate improved form, plus several academy transfers Shiw Struve Rowland, along with McCarty Graham Thompson, may earn spots.

W. H. Lytle Carruth Baker City the Hill Military Academy Waltsburo Academy Baker Divine Kimball Bean Stoke Gward Buster McD Eingdahl Shiw Struve Rowland Academy Bird McCarty Nice Graham Richard Thompson

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