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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1903

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Russia China Manchuria Treaty Ports Disavowal

April 29 dispatches report Russian foreign ministers deny any personal Russia China Manchuria deal and insist no exclusion of other powers. US officials see this as backdown. similar assurances said to be with Secretary of State. Separate notes describe a San Francisco fight where Jim had victory over Willie Fitzgerald in a notable bout. A Pasadena streetcar incident ends with Metzger held and facing charges in San Quintin morning.

Russia Ching Hay McCormick Manchuria China Kasador America Secre Washington Rusia Prancieco Jim Jand Willie Fitzgerald Amutest Califor- Britt Fitzgerald San Francisco Kumchos To . Ball Argeles James Frank Metzger Pasadena San Quintin Burke Metzger Witte Capfourdiver George L Vienna Die Zlett Uskub Albina Rosiia Hercegovina Alletrinc Hungary Albania Porte

Grain Markets Update on Wheat and Cables Quiet Close

Grain markets report a very quiet session with wheat prices and cable markets showing small moves. Trading closed with slight percent changes, indicating minimal activity and stable pricing in late April.

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Roosevelt Speaks on Currency at Quincy Park

President Roosevelt discusses currency reform in a park speech at Quincy on April 28, urging parity for every dollar and automatic currency adjustments to meet commerce needs. His remarks warn against permanent expansion or contraction, noting recent but insufficient currency laws.

Roosevelt Quincy

Cabinet Meeting In St Louis Tonight With Roosevelt

President Roosevelt will hold an advisory conference with his cabinet in St Louis likely tonight. The special train will reach St Louis at 4 p m local time with Secretary Shaw and other cabinet members joining. They will discuss Russia's Manchuria stance the post office department investigation and other departmental issues awaiting the president's decision.

Washington D. C St. Louis Roosevelt Shaw Russia Manchuria Post Office Department

Fire Destroys Tenement Section in Norfolk Va

An incendiary fire this morning rendered 60 Negro families houseless and destroyed the tenement section. It also destroyed the Southern railway's wharves. The loss on the wharves is $25,000.

Norfolk Norfolk, Vt Southern Railway

German Dental Association Warns Against American Dentists

The Berlin based German Dental Association issues a report advising patients to avoid American dentists. It claims many American colleges sell degrees to incompetent applicants, casting doubt on any holder of an American degree.

Berlin German Dental Association America

Socialists killed in Warsaw demonstration

Warsaw reports a Socialist demonstration in the city today ended violently as police dispersed the crowd. Four socialists were killed and about four score were injured in the clashes.

Warsaw

Qultan of Turkey mass killings flare in Asia Minor

Berlin reports sultan orders Kurd chiefs to restart Armenian massacres to divert attention from Macedonia. Battles near Van and Mush leave hundreds dead, Armenians flee into Russian territory as Turkish forces pursue. Albanian reform refusals and Macedonian committee plots to assassinate consuls pursue broader European tensions.

Berlin Die Information Today Asia Minor Constantinople Abdula Armenia Macedonia Turkey van Vaspurnian Mush Sasun Van Jocal Anzeiter European Mortonieff

Roosevelt to dedicate Louisiana Purchase Exposition

St Louis braces for Roosevelt visit and the grand dedication to-morrow. An unprecedented military display with soldiers from New York Iowa Ohio Kentucky Illinois and many states gathers as the president arrives. Flag drenched grounds, a 21 gun salute, and addresses by Cardinal Gibbons ex-president Cleveland and governors mark the three day program.

Louis St Louie Roosevelt New York State Iowa Ohio Kentucky Illiois Corbin Arkansas United States Keokuk Dockery Missouri St. Louis Cleveland Francia Sigel Monument Association Masonic Hall Grand Court Liberal Arts National Guard Exposition Grounds Liberal Arta Cardinal Gibbons Diplomatic Corps Baturdey Odell New York Dockey Adhimal Th

Union Books Experted in County Finances Review

Portland accountants Clark and Buchanan completed a Union county audit covering July 1886 to July 2002 and found funds properly accounted for with minor misallocations to school funds and city accounts. Corrections show $1730.57 to school funds, $616.05 to La Grande, and $199.22 to Union miscredited. Indebtedness amounts to about $280,000, with Baker County’s claim of $10,000 from Panhandle district. Union school district seeks to cancel floating indebtedness.

la Grande Union Baker County Panhandle

Mary Livermore Challenges Roosevelt on Child Culture

Mary A. Livermore told the Mothers' and Fathers' Club in Boston that heredity and environment shape individuals and nations. She argued for prioritizing culture of parents over focus on children and suggested removing children from unfit homes in some cases to improve outcomes. She criticized President Roosevelt and President Eliot on race suicide and urged better homes rather than more children. The report notes she was en route to St. Louis arriving at 4:30 tonight.

Mary A. Livermore Roosevelt Chicago Record-Herald Boston Mothers’ and Eliot St. Louis

Earl of Yarmouth Sails to Europe on St Paul

The Earl and Countess of Yarmouth departed for Europe on the St Paul this afternoon. To avoid baggage being seized for debts, the earl’s baggage was transferred directly from the train to the ship. He admitted debt but said claims would be paid when presented to his lawyer.

Earl of Yarmouth New York Earl Countess of Yarmouth Europe St. Paul

Blizzard Storm Temperatures Hit Iowa Dakota Regions

A powerful blizzard disrupts Duluth and Sioux City with trains delayed and streets shut. Lake Superior forecasts warn of the worst spring snowstorm yet seen. Western Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota suffer lines down and crop delays as heavy snow and sleet blanket the region.

Iowa Dakota Kan@ag Nebraska Duluth Bileeardle Lake Superior Sioux City South Dakota

Nebraska Freeze Damages Fruit Crop After Record Cold

A brutal April freeze in Lincoln Nebraska damaged the fruit crop, followed by heavy rains. Winter wheat and oats benefited from the moisture across the state, despite earlier failure predictions.

Nebraska Lincolm Neb

Mountain Slide Destroys Frank Alberta Buries Miners

Reports from Frank Alberta describe a catastrophic mountain slide near Crow’s Nest Pass. Affected area includes a dammed stream and town debris with at least seventy miners buried or killed. initial theories cite volcanic eruption or earthquake, with later notes of possible mine explosion.

Frank Alberta Victoria B. C Crow's Nest Pass Canadian Pacific Cranbrook Vancouver BH. C Franks, B .c Crown Nest” Pass

Murderer Confesses to Riverside Wife Slaying by Fire

Los Angeles April 29 F Fischer of Riverside confessed to murdering his wife in a sensational crime. He claimed the act was not premeditated and that he chloroformed her with her consent to remove a stain from her eye, then poured gasolene and set her afire. He linked the incident to a prior San Francisco murder and said he confessed to avoid the gallows. Neighbors were alarmed by the fire and his threats of lynching. He cited his wives and divorce statuses as context.

Fischer Riverside Cal Los Angeles San Francisco Joliet Wascher

Rocksand Wins Newmarket Sweepstakes at $15,000

Rocksand the English horse aboard Sheets Martin won the Newmarket race with a purse of $15,000, in acontest that included several entries and close finishes.

London Rocksand Boree Sheets Martin Newmarket Paese

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