18 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1902
Page
1
The House debated tariff reform measures aiming to wipe out refrined sugar differential rates. Beets sugar interests pressed for abolition, while supporters argued for restoring the tariff to its original shape. Votes swung along party lines as amendments were proposed and defeated amid broader push for sugar trust reform.
The secretary today transmitted a protest from Beijing regarding a Chinese policy bill. Philip Teed reported the measure was first considered by the committee amid ongoing debate.
Delegates descended from Revolutionary-era figures converge in Washington to elect officers and hear papers on American independence. More than 150 attendees voyage to Mount Vernon by chartered steamer, with the event running through tomorrow. The society, founded in 1875, aims to preserve patriotic spirit through military naval and civic service, with over 7000 members across 30 state societies and DC. Current officers include General President John Lee Carroll and others from New Jersey Georgia Maryland and Massachusetts.
Austin Tex April 18 This date fixed for intercollegiate debate between the University of Texas and Tulane University The question reads Resolved That the president of the United States by and with the consent of the senate should conclude reciprocity tariff treaties with foreign countries along lines proscribed by congress Tulane will support the affirmative and Texas the negative side.
New York on April 18 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the YMCA of Greater New York with a grand demonstration at the Grand Central Palace. About one thousand guests are expected. Noted figures including President Stryker of Hamilton College Bishop Potter William E Dodge and Rev Theodore L Cuyler will address the meeting.
Paris reports the United States Naval Academy cadets held their annual outdoor track and field sports with strong performances across events such as broad and high jumping pole vaulting sprinting long-distance running hammer throwing and shot putting.
Hudson, N Y April 18 Burton Willis and Fred Wormen were found guilty this morning of murdering their uncle Peter Hallenbeck. They were sentenced to be electrocuted the week ending May 30.
Washington April 18 The house democrats by a large majority bound themselves to vote to abolish the differential rates on French spine from Cuba and elsewhere.
London reports say Balfour announced two conferences with Boer delegates at their request. Kitchener offers election facilities and a meeting of commands to study proposals. Negotiations unlikely to resume for three weeks. peace terms may be accepted with limited changes. Amsterdam sources indicate Boer commanders will back any peace proposals.
The general convention of the Home Mission Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets at Centenary church in Richmond with Mrs McDonnell presiding in place of president Mrs Hardgrove. Delegates and visitors fill the sessions as reports show a year of activity and encouraging mission-field results.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin on April 18 the Badger Athletic club presents a strong card headlined by Hughie McGovern brother of Terry McGovern facing Dusty Miller in six rounds. A Detroit fighter Tom McCune meets Chicago’s Dick Montgomery in the preliminary.
Brussels reports the general council of strikers voting this afternoon to continue the strike to its bitter end as protests persist across the area.
The judiciary committee today approved a favorable report on the Ray Bill, signaling support for amending current bankruptcy laws. The action moves the measure toward floor consideration and potential enactment.
In Brussels on April 18 a clash between troops and strikers occurred in Liege during the afternoon injuring many. The incident underscores heightened tensions as authorities attempted to manage protests and maintain order in the city.
London reports that South African peace negotiations have been postponed for three weeks.
Amsterdam reports the queen resting quietly as her fever persists into the night.
New York on April 18 saw a dull wheat market with a cent decline from open. Rain in the Southwest failed to reverse prior damage while Liverpool and major exchanges moved lower. Prices listed for wheat and other commodities and stocks across markets in New York Chicago San Francisco.
In Vienna on April 18 another high Russian official M. Skipnop was assassinated aboard a train. A student shooter was arrested after the attack and did not attempt to flee. Skipnop died of his wounds.
New York April 18 a Columbia University holiday for students precedes the installation of Dr Nicholas Murray Butler as president. Elaborate ceremonies are planned with Governor Odell present and hundreds of college presidents expected. The program includes addresses by Butler Yale President Hadley Harvard President Eliot Princeton President Patton and Chicago President Harper in the university gymnasium.
A washout on the Santa Fe near Rosedale caused by a break in an irrigation canal wrecked 13 cars of a westbound freight train this morning. Conductor Gowyer a brakeman and a hobo were injured. The cars carried oranges and traffic is delayed.
A Blackfoot Idaho man Horace Rich, adopted son of Sam Rich, was found murdered near Ross Fork just south of Ross, era. Police believe the motive was money. This report comes via Ross Ford, Idaho, to the Tribune.
Epitany France April 18 Expelled from Spain in 1868 Don Francisco D Agsiz died here yesterday at over 80 years old. He had been surrounded by a small circle of personal friends.
The special referee appointed by the state supreme court to investigate Continental Tobacco Company affairs reports that the state anti trust laws are unconstitutional.
Brussels reports an imminent printers strike as a large city firm’s entire workforce walked out and the strike movement spreads across the capital.
The noted actress Georgie Cayvan, long hospitalized in a sanitarium, is reported to be dying today in New York.
In Walla Walla on April 18 Miss Elsie Estes 15 and Miss Mayme Fortin 19 are reported missing from home. Relatives fear they left the city together possibly with two men, a claim the father of Miss Estes discounts. A Fortin sister in Walla Walla has no information on her relative.
Richardson Democratic House floor leader argues the Cuban reciprocity bill is a start toward tearing down the tariff wall. He contends it cuts Dingley rates by 20 percent, lowers sugar prices for consumers, and reduces protection for the most highly protected commodity.
In Brussels on April 18 the chamber of deputies rejected revising the constitution to grant universal suffrage. Socialists rose and shouted for a strike as the result was announced.
The Chicago Club hosts a banquet tonight in honor of International Olympic Games officials. Chicago Press Club and Pan American resolutions signal broad interest in the 1904 contests, with France offering a prize and Germany funding athlete preparation. Plans outline a six week series, revived from ancient Greek times, expanding beyond past editions.
The annual Wisconsin Whist Association meeting and tournament began in Milwaukee on April 18 and continues through tomorrow. A large turnout from across the state shows strong interest in the game and a promising, successful event ahead.
Harrisburg observes Arbor Day with Governor Stone setting aside the day and urging immediate steps to rehabilitate the state's depleted forestry. The proclamation notes forestry depletion due to various causes and calls for special efforts statewide.
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