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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
6
Fragmented OCR line mentions falloting ry and venatge of 4 Will pa Dil At tee with unclear references. Limited readable items point to a terse local note or ad fragment with no concrete event, names, or places clearly identifiable.
A Washington Post quotation from H M Reeves of Hawaii notes Honolulu hosts English Kana Hawaiian Chinese Japanese and Portuguese publications. He says profits are hard with high cable costs and a small white population of about 10 000, making the field crowded and not lucrative. Cattlegrowers Convention set for Portland April 16 at the Auditorium with Ltant Mays as secretary urging cattlemen to attend.
Fire sale notice from Mrs. Rose Campbell announces reduced prices on spring millinery with disposal of remaining stock before new goods arrive on Thursday, April 7. Slogans about earning life value appear amid the shopper appeal.
Chief engineers from Grant Gaker counties and the Sumpter Valley railway discuss extending the line to Burns and Burns region growth. The Burns extension is urged despite forest reserves with talks of right of way through Amberland 35000 acres and potential settlement plans. The article notes opposition and calls for compromise while mentioning troop deployment in Las Animas county and mine owners costs.
W R Bakley and Chrie Evans, leaders of the United States Mine Workers and strike organizers, publish a detailed public letter from Pueblo Colorado outlining Southern Colorado unrest and abuses. They say miners seek an equitable end to the strike and condemn operators for blocking Mitchells earlier conference efforts.
Washington April 7 Anxiety grows among democratic leaders as New York state convention looms. Primaries there are not decisive. NY delegates and unit rule could determine Parker support or chaos across conservative and other ranks. Missouri seventh district GOP picks delegates, endorses Roosevelt, with another August convention planned for congressional nominee.
Lia M. Flagler widow of Henry M. Flagler is placed under a guardian due to paresis and mental incompetence. Her executor, required to furnish a 2 600 000 bond for estate management, built a lavish residence and allocated 26 000 annually for its upkeep.
W 8 Goodman of the Hudson Hay ranch near Freewater reports his stock in prime condition. He plans to sell about 26 head of young Shorthorns this spring, including 18 yearling and two and five year old bred heifers, all to Lord Baron. A calf loss of 16 rum due to feeding smutty wheat screenings is being investigated.
Immigrants from Northern Europe can now sail at reduced steerage rates as the revived Beandin line and rival groups join against the Cunard Line. The Cunard firm counters with a $10 steerage fare from main Scandinavian ports, two dollars cheaper than rivals. The conflict suggests further declines may follow across the Atlantic.
Kansas Democrats meet in Wichita to pick 668 delegates, with many pledged to W R Hearst for an instructed delegation to the St Louis convention. A second convention will name state office candidates. Farmers in Clackamas County are using chemicals to increase butter production by two pounds per batch.
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