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Newspaper
The Echo Register
Location
Echo, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
6
An advertisement offers Genuine Hampden watch movements and cases for sale. It promotes a 21 jewel movement in a 20 year case and a 25 jewel movement in a 20 year case at $20. Mentions W. L. Kyiaur, Echo, Giron as sellers or contacts.
Spokane dispatch reports 285 623 total land applications logged for Indian lands, with Coeur d Alene Spokane Missoula Kalispell totals and a 2 660 pound packing. Judge James M. Witten ends official registration at midnight Thursday while mail-in applications continue arriving.
Cerbere France Aug 7 The Carlist leaders plan a frontier meeting to decide strategy. Don Jaime the Spanish pretender is expected to issue a manifesto denying profit from Spain’s misfortunes while vowing action if the government cannot save national honor. Carlist claim 100000 supporters ready for the field amid unrest. Reports also note arrests in Harce Jona and executions at Mont Juish fortress fueling further tensions.
Tense conditions from a general strike ease as grave diggers return to work in Stockholm and some plant owners say workers will resume Monday. Employers leader M von Sidow warns government intervention won’t help, while the National Labor union disapproves the electric and gas workers strike. Troops guard roads as farmers face blockades and authorities seek to restore order.
Judge Butler dissolved the temporary injunction allowing Porter Bros to block the road used by Harriman Moro and the Deschutes Railway project. Harriman’s side filed condemnation against Porter Bros to gain access. Evidence showed land rights and $8,000 spent on a canyon grade, but no deeds or written agreements were on record. Deschutes Railway previously received 10 to 15 wagonloads daily during the injunction.
New York August 9 Edward VII profit from United States Steel stock exceeds 1 million dollars in three months as royal agents placed commissions after a visit by J P Morgan. The report notes German royalty also bought steel and other U S stocks, boosting royal fortunes amid Wall Street speculation.
In Stockholm on August 5, a general strike disrupts streetcars and taxi service while some unions withdraw active backing. Gothenburg ships loading resumes under troops with 10,000 on strike. workers organize to maintain order as residents arm for protection and gunshops run bare. Tourism declines sharply as visitors depart.
In Redding California James R Holt head of a local contracting firm endured 39 honey bee stings on joints suffering months of rheumatic pain. He walked to his office next day claiming his joints were as limber as a boy. Pain left after the treatment though he felt nauseated and chilled for hours.
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