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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
1
A local ad for a shop selling new and second hand goods. Items listed include tablets, tone pencils combs purses mirrors toys pads and other household wares. The vendor markets as headquarters for school supplies and fancy goods with a gift nook and iron wagons.
Reports note Japan can send up to 70 000 troops to China while Germany lists 20 000 volunteers and 20 percent of officers for service Chinves. Sir William Thar Court collects Boer War costs at 400 million dollars amid graft suspicions in Oregon. A Texas Kerrville letter reports flood destruction and homeless families. appeals go to Governor Sayers. Spiked by political chatter, Hoar backs Republican national committee work. A Servian royal wedding rumor centers on the throne line shipped to Paris and Belgrade for display.
Citizens of Bagley Valley arrange a Harvest Home event on August 21 and 22 while a $1,000,000 mortgage is recorded to secure toms for Taomea Railway’s electric line linking two villages A government school appointment in Cnameke is notified as Ella Hendrick from McMinville is named assistant tender In other items President Mellon and officials travel toward the Sound and a Salem area arrest is reported in a belay case difficult to interpret.
Amid tense diplomacy Secretary Hay signals firm terms for China over foreign ministers and Boxer crisis. Officials expect possible military action if Beijing rejects conditions, while projections note risk of entanglement with European powers.
Washington on August 4 reports from the Marine Hospital Service confirm one case of bubonic plague and two suspected cases in London. The agency is reviewing the handling and response measures amid the outbreak.
In Washington, a formal ceremony announced promotions to lieutenancies. The event recognized several officers advancing in rank, with new assignments and duties described for each.
A garbled Washington dispatch mentions a telegram linked to Fowler and a Che Boe contact. It notes a long dispatch, a counter, and delivery of the original message to Fowler for full inspection. The piece references the American legation and Shin Ting authorities.
Reported in July two six from Tien Tein via Bhinghai describes a loud protest by Allion's Commanders against delays in relief for ligationore at Peio. High officers attend dinners as bands play operatic airs while troops and civilians await action and political factions clash over Pekin dispatch.
Reports from London and Washington describe the Pekin relief expedition moving toward the legations. The force of about 20 000 Allied troops is expected to march by July 31 after incursions on the river’s right bank. Allied and Japanese units press forward despite Chinese resistance and mounting casualties.
Reports from Milwaukee Wisconsin Aug describe the opening of multiple international conferences. Christian workers and lawyers convene with prominent clergy and delegates, while a tenth International Medical Congress opens with delegates from the United States and Europe. The city notes Milwaukee’s population and the varied sessions across the week.
A fragmented market note shows Wheat prices in Chicago for August and September contracts with figures such as 61 06 and 270 7, indicating coastal trading activity and price quotes. The OCR fragment references August and September wheat futures and mentions Ban Vennoisa, suggesting market notes from multiple locations.
Reports from J L Ray and Co and brokers show mixed activity in Chicago and New York markets with fluctuating quotations and mentions of Western Union withdrawal from the Chicago board. Articles note Pacific Land and Livestock Company's incorporation with Pendleton as headquarters and a 16000 dollar stock issue, along with Koeppen's Pharmacy promoting Heinzersalve products.
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