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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1905

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Equitable Oregon Address Warns Against Land Owning Clans

Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pendleton delivers a forceful address in Eugene urging a square deal for Oregon. He denounces land monopoly by non residents and foreign railroads, warns of sectionalism, and calls for unity, official honesty, and bold reform to propel the state toward progress and prosperity.

Judge Lowell Oregon Eugene Willamette Valley Stephen A. Lowell Pendleton Federal Senate Mlorien Homer State

Presbyterians Plan Large Additions to Local Church

The First Presbyterian church will spend between 3500 and 4000 dollars on two transepts, an elevated floor, heating, roof, new plaster, pews, carpet, and a reworked Sunday school room. Architect Troutman prepares plans to enlarge capacity and improve interior and exterior, with work to begin soon.

Thompson and College First Presbyterian Thin Board of Trustees C. J. Smith Troutman College Street Excen

Government Winning Out Judge Humphrey Tools Up On Indictments

The court ruled the grand jury process cannot be attacked and publicity from day to day does not invalidate indictments. Packers’ defense seeks delay to file demurrer and plead guilty or not guilty by October 5, with arguments to follow. In other news a typhoon wreck near Leyte caused ships lost, Manila damage, and many homes destroyed.

Chicago Juden Humphrey Vital Court Whahington Corbin Coast Guard Leyte Manila Imande i Rodriguen Welcere Legaspi Bamar

New Mexican Politics Clash Over County Jail Control

In Bernalillo County Albuquerque on September 29, a tense court session saw TS Hubbell’s followers confront newly appointed official Armijo. Armijo announced he would take charge of the jail at 10, demanded Hubbell surrender the office, and obtained a court order. Hubbell was cited for contempt after refusing, and Armijo moved to take control pending service of the order.

Albuquerque N.an Bernaiiil TS. Hubbett Nerety Perfecto Armija Armijo Hid Armijo Hubbell Wan Abbott Armie

Nelson and Pre Man Called in Postponed Trial

The court heard charges against Mark Nelson and Alex Freeman for deception in earnings from a prostitute and obtaining money under false pretenses. Nelson pled not guilty. Freeman delayed plea to next week. Freeman remanded to county jail. Nelson remanded with the warden to receive the same.

Pierchot Viroult Mark Nelson Alex Freeman Muaney Freemin ST HO

Lumber Schooner Martel Ashore at San Pedro

The schooner Martel from Raymond, Washington, carrying 700000 feet of lumber ran on the sea wall at San Pedro last night, was stove in, hull damaged, decks awash, and pulled off by a tug. She will be docked at San Pedro. The damage is not extensive.

Los Angeles Martel Taymond Wael San Pedro

Carter Crew-exami in Chicago Under Government Funds Inquiry

Captain Carter faced cross examination in Chicago about government funds dispersion. The inquiry opened with questions on Sept 29 and is expected to continue for weeks as officials seek clarity on financial handling.

Chicago Carter

Ripley a Witness Before Interstate Commerce Panel

Ripley a witness from Chicago on September 29 before the Interstate Commerce Commission. President Ripley of the Santa Fe is testifying as part of proceedings.

Chicago Ripley The Santa Fe Interstate Commerce Commission

Scrutiny of Equitable Funds Tied to Syndicate Probed

New York September 29 Jacob H Schiff testified before an investigating committee. He accused corporate directors of being dummies and said the finance committee merely approved actions of the executive committee. Schiff described syndicate operations as highly profitable and denied selling stock to the Equitable for personal gain. He noted Hyde’s possible involvement and explained Kuhn, Loeb Co acted as a clearing house without profit.

New York Jacob H. Schiff Kuhn, Loeb & Co Equitable Schiff Executive Committee Finance Committees Hughes Soni Finance Committee Hyde Alexander Schiec Poe Union Pacific Hendricks Senion Cloving Morgin Fiji Kahn & Loew Morgan Lhe Kuhn

Chicago Wheat Market Notes and Dismantling Executive Offices

Wheat quotations from Chicago and markets show mixed figures for September 29. The Oyster Hay Office reports pricing moves while the executive offices were dismantled, with President Roosevelt and staff returning to Washington amid preparations for tomorrow’s reception.

Oyster Hay Roonvelt Washington

Danit Shockey Hurt In Pole Accident In Court Street

The 2:80 thin afternoon incident on Court Street near the bridge left lineman Danit Shockey of the fowl telephone company severely injured. Dr. Smith attended, but the extent of his injuries was not yet known. Shockey suffered a badly broken right hip and powerful shock.

Danit Shockey Fowl Telephone Company Court Street Dr. Smith Joe

Smuggling Ring Busted at Seattle Train Arrival

Seattle customs officers arrested George Berger local Pullman supervisor and Ble Blew Atevenk with his wife as they stepped from a Vancouver train. Berger carried 27 12 pounds of opium he claimed was for Mrs Stevens who asked him to transport the case. Stevens linked to a cache of over 2000 pounds of the drug. officers had long tracked the operation.

Seattle George Berger Pullman Palace Car Company Ble Blew Mra Stevens Stevens

Rapidly Rising City Voter Registration Figures

As registration surges in the city, daily gains push totals toward 1000. Officials report 730 registered by afternoon with four days left, while estimates place eventual turnout near 1000 to 1200 voters. The process requires oath, eligibility checks, and potential challenges by judges or electors.

Portland minister Phoebe Adams dies in church service

In Sellwood Bethany Chapel Portland an unexpressed prayer ended suddenly as Phoebe J Adams longtime Bethany Church matron known as Mother of the church collapsed and died in an aisle just before services were to begin. Separately in Indianapolis Sherrick, former state auditor, was arrested on a 20000 bond and released after detainment.

Portland Nps Divine Benewutton Mars Phoebe J. Adams Bethany Bapter Church Sell-wood Sherrick Indianapolis

Houston City Decree Outlaws Harassing Silence Rule

The Houston city commission enacted a measure making it a misdemeanor for any male to make unwanted advances or harassment toward a female on the street. The penalty includes a $100 fine or confinement.

Houston Texas

Vote debate on Weston normal schools and funding

Weston normal schools may return if a general vote is held next year on the initiative and referendum. A. Worthington, secretary of the Weston normal regents, says public subscriptions could keep the schools running, while awaiting the appropriation bill decision next June. He notes potential revival plans for Weston Monmouth Ashland and Weston schools if the people support continued maintenance and funds are found.

A. Worthington Wevton Normal Weston Normal Tate Worthington Portland Weston School Friends of the Monmouth Ashland Weston Lane Bhy Weston Hormal Afr Milton Pendleton Mr. Worthington

Sugar House Collapse Rumors In Paris

Sugar Mouse Pals Paris reports the failure of a major sugar house amid rumors the firm owed Jules Jatuxat. In hospital, Cale Rosewell a stage driver with long service faces illness. The piece hints at creditor actions and local unrest as details remain unclear.

Sugar Mouse Pals Paris Tt Bw Jules Jatuxat Cale Hosewell Cale Rosewell Overland Risberg Stoundeh Trouble Oller Rogewell LowerMlsetts

General Harugulealy Visits Amid War Council

Tokio dispatch reports General Harugulealy, commander of the forces, arriving for a meeting with top army and navy officers. The gathering included high ranking officials and civil authorities as tension rises over the ongoing campaign.

Tokio Harugulealy Ted Suet Tio Wip Army Fleex Cher Teton

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