Where Lodge Will Convene Eviction Order Links
The notice indicates the lodge will convene at a specified venue to address an eviction order issued by authorities. Details of the exact location and issuing body are partially readable in the document.
23 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
1
The notice indicates the lodge will convene at a specified venue to address an eviction order issued by authorities. Details of the exact location and issuing body are partially readable in the document.
Local lodges prepare temporary quarters and restart sessions after the Labow building fire. Eagles Hall and others convert spaces. Pendleton Masons, Knights of Pythias, and Odd Fellows plan autumn gatherings, parades, and contests with new regalia and costumes replacements underway.
Typhus, starvation, and related hardships afflict residents in Dicky and nearby areas as the general government faces reports from the Alexandrovedky district commander. The Thornee in Saghalion decapitation of 180 Thun inn colomite and coerced property sales by Japanese forces are noted amid forced home seizures for nominal sums.
The Robelerhey lodge lists Noble Grand som id, secretary Min Ninn Coon, chief of triarch George Thrown, and J B Bean heorelony as encampment head Pendleton Chimp. Treasurer and other posts noted, meetings planned, October 2 opening day. revival hinted with J W Sherwood to address Town tent.
The elimination trial over 114 miles for the Vanderbilt Cup October 14 saw 10 starters with five qualifying. Noted drivers include Pope of Toledo driving a 60-horsepower Locomobile, HH H. Dingley, Joseph Tracy in a Royal Tourist, RK Jardine, and Frank Bute. Tom Johnson renominated mayoral race. Tom Jenson renominated for mayor by Democrats. Governor Thantmilten dies in Chicago.
A plan to build a direct telephone line from Pendleton to Timatiin and on to Portland was approved, per local official Munir WoL. Kubo. The office has not announced a start date or cost details, but the new line would bypass Walla Walla, improve long distance calls to Portland Heppner Arlington The Dalles and connect Pendleton with nearby stations on the R N line.
Servia sent an ultimatum to Turkey over frontier violations by Turkish troops. She demands the dismissal of officers who crossed the border, indemnity for families harmed by raids, and an apology from the porte. Spokane bought 300 tons of Roslyn coal for city use at 95.46 per ton.
Huntington Oregon September report describes a Waten station collision between a passenger and a freight train on the Oregon Short Line. Engineer Alex La Rose, passenger and mail clerk Wallace Harrison, and a second engineer died. Several others injured as wreckage blocked the line and crews from the R. and N. yards responded.
Washington dispatch reports Charles M Bebach promoted to superintendent of the Port Boiknun Indian school. Zichaeh will head the Kickapoo Indian training school at Horton Kansas, filling the vacancy created by Oliver Edwards. Major J J McKoin currently holds the Peet post as new aide arrives to assume duties on the Umatin reservation.
Justice McFarland and all supreme court justices concurred that trading stamps and coupons are not a permissible form of discounts under contract law. The measure proposed by Senator Konne was rejected as unconstitutional, with arguments about vindication and the impact on commerce. In other news, a San Francisco accident injures workers when dock scaffolding collapsed, and Chicago wheat prices surge as market reports advised.
Voters are taking more interest as afternoon activity shows 624 residents registering for the coming city election. The city’s total registration is estimated between 1000 and 1200, with nine weeks remaining and potential for a fuller turnout.
The steamer West Astor ran ashore near Told Ore on September 2 in heavy fog. W. H. Harrison was saved, while the wreck, owned by the Binore Packing company, is reported a total loss with the crew rescued and property damaged.
Jonn Schmidt and two others appeared before Judge Elle accused of selling liquor on Sunday and keeping a saloon open that day. District Attorney Phelps aimed to bring William Girton, key witness in the Stewart suicide matter, to testify, but the subpoena could not reach him as he appears to have left town. Several days of court action and subpoenas followed, with Girton’s whereabouts unsettled and confusion over the witness’s name.
Kennewick residents plan a town platting near the Columbia river east bank, seeking an engineer to lay out plots and wards for future development. County Surveyor Loehr reported a push to divide holdings into smaller tracts for market. work to be started promptly.
Somerset Pennsylvania September 2 The accounting of Annie McKinley widow and executrix of the estate of Abner McKinley was made in the Feaboard National Bank of New York It is said other exceptions will be filed It is alleged McKinley disposed of money and remaining assets defrauding creditors and failing to account for large amounts of familial property including Moores and Pinney values, worth thousands.
A wave of resignations hit the National Association of Letter Carriers as president Clune and other executives stepped down. The announcement came yesterday amid internal turmoil within the union, with secretary Tamber and treasurer Tamber noted among those leaving.
An explosion on engine 186, formerly 400, four miles west of Miaticks, halted traffic and killed fireman Jack Heater while injuring engineer Healy and brakeman Brown. The locomotive, part of a westbound passenger train, was attached to an extra freight run at about 25 miles per hour. Healy and Brown are expected to recover. the incident blocked No. 5 service and disrupted the Mountain Division schedule.
Telegraph reports from Havana describe a clash in Cienfuegos where Enrique Villeandas, liberal leader, was killed along with the police chief after gunfire erupted at his residence. The incident sparks warnings of dangerous plots, with fears of destabilizing effects on the general election as clashes erupt in Pinar del Rio and interior areas. Government probes possible U S intervention under the Platt Amendment amid rising rumors of attempted assassinations and electoral interference.
Sept 28 a tense night in Havana after a large protest by Liberals and Moderates in and around Cienfuegos caused clashes. The disturbance raised fears for election board results and there were reports of several deaths and many injuries in the clashes, with conflicting accounts of who fired the fatal shots.
Fragmentary report notes testimony by J A Gray on sheepmen and stockmen dispute. Wording is garbled and many names and places are unreadable, limiting clear facts or outcomes of the proceedings.
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