01 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Condon Globe
Location
Condon, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1894
Page
1
Brief notes from the Condom Oregon post office describe water service updates and routine mail matters. Official actions include local notices about mail delivery and upcoming changes impacting residents and businesses.
Official directory entry from Union Pacific outlines a time card for Arlington Oregon with limited daily trains. It lists arrivals and departures for fast mail and round trips, noting discontinuation of several runs and a single train day per schedule.
The Herald reports a massive quake on April 28 in Venemila near Merida and surrounding villages. Ten thousand feared dead, with great destruction in Merida, Chigiars, San Jams, and nearby towns. US officials urge relief for affected districts as Colombia-adjacent tremors disrupt the region. Secretaries Gresham and Bartlemann address Caracas and Washington about the catastrophe and evacuees seeking asylum in America.
A Tacoma religious sect led by Mrs G W Gallagher advocates universal sanctification, prompting women to renounce husbands and seek sanctified mates. The hall meeting aims to discuss the movement amid reports of matrimonial strain and calls for divorce among unsanctified spouses.
In San Francisco the court ruled for the Midwinter Fair management in the dispute with F Hall who claimed an exclusive exhibit right for gold and silver plating at the Midwinter Fair. Hall paid 600 and alleged others used his line. the case centered on application papers and the management’s claim they were lost.
A sensational divorce suit opens with Mrs. Rawson alleging unmet claims and dramatic revelations. She says her husband Dr. Rawson’s conduct drove her to seek separation while both live across the country. The case follows a dramatic arc with hints of forgone loves and distant revelations. Also noted is a state warrants call by the State Treasurer covering general and military land funds totaling thousands.
Washington report outlines a House bill by Bryan of Nebraska to finish the Nicaragua canal using a new financing system. It would issue legal tender notes like the 1862 greenbacks to pay for 1,000 shares of $100 stock and circulate as currency. The plan includes government treasury involvement, a $7 million working capital, and construction funding arrangements.
Mayor Hopkins and Health Commissioner Reynolds issue a joint proclamation demanding vaccination for all unvaccinated Chicago residents within ten days under penalty of a fine from three to twenty six dollars. Free vaccination offered to those who cannot pay. A force of 100 health workers is deployed to inspect sweat shops and clothing, with 50 total staff including senior medical personnel. City Collector suspends junk dealer licenses amid disease spread.
The famed couple Lillian Russell and Signor Perugiai announce their separation, citing irreconcilable temperaments after a brief marriage. The statement, issued by Mize Russell, notes their union was short lived and signals the end of their happy pairing as public careers continue separately.
The league cites 140 reports from 35 towns showing total Oregon labor employment averaged 8 848 in 1892 rising to 3 021 in 1893 and 1 612 in 1894. It notes declines and widespread hardship across industries including grain storage, mills, farming implements, sheep and wool, furniture, hardware, lumber, iron and steel, building, with locusts reported statewide harming fruit and crops.
House begins debate on a Denver mint bill with 600000 for plant costs while pensions for Mexican and Indian wars rise from eight to seventeen dollars monthly. Senate discusses Pacific naval station at Mare Island and river harbor projects. Utah becomes closer to statehood as constitutional steps progress.
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