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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
1
An old report about Leo XII’s death and a asserted impostor pontiff stirs renewed speculation among influential Catholics. The piece discusses alleged impersonations, political tensions, and reactions from clergy and public, with reference to a August issue and controversial opinions.
Fragmentary text references a debate within Catholic circles about Jesuits and a supposed alteration of a historical character. It contrasts Engileh ver aire with a different portrayal, mentions a conspiratorial writer, and notes calls for attention to opponents while urging imitation of Christ’s essence.
In Rome on August 7 the pope felt disappointment over the lack of cordiality from King Embert of Itsy. He spent the morning in quiet grief and received Cardinal Gibtons in private. The pontiff sent Apostolic benediction to all Catherine in Allorian and warned of strained relations between the church and Italian government. The pope feels prisoner to the ongoing tension and plans to remain in the Vatican.
The article recounts anecdotes about Cardinal Sarto later pope Pius X. It notes his modest means as Venice’s patriarch, borrowing funds to pay bills for charities, and his surprising calm about papal Ascension. It mentions his nephew and a playful exchange about the conclave outcome, plus his love of music and ties to Merosi Perosi.
Quotations from Coe Commission Co. show heavy buying by men with final judgments in sight. Market notes indicate ongoing activity but no confirmation of a lasting upturn. Reports from Minneapolis and Chicago on August 7 record wheat prices with openings and closes around 79 cents.
Cardinal Gibbons refuses doctors orders and will stay in Rome to attend the pope's coronation next Sunday amid extreme heat. Preparations are being made to treat heat prostration as crowds gather for the coronation, with fears of many deaths from the weather.
Horrible wreck of a two section circus train near Durand Michigan kills 22 and injures 70 as air brakes fail and cars crash. Grand Trunk official Andrew Large and trainmaster John McCarthy among the dead. many animal keepers and workers trapped. relief trains and hospitals rush to scene.
Reports from London and various sources warn of renewed Boxer activity with letters received by officials predicting unrest. Tensions rise as Asian and Russian influence fears surface and officials weigh possible reprisals while distancing from the growing risk.
In Lemion on August 7 the High Court summoned the editor of the Sunday Lian and Arnold White after Wrights attorneys demanded action. The article criticized Fort Worth line proceedings and the court hearing was adjourned till next term.
An explosion occurred aboard a British cruiser in Plymouth on August 10. A stoker was killed and several crew members were injured, with reports citing damage to the vessel and a confined area of the holley room aboard the Blake class cruiser.
Aug 7 report notes ideal weather for Shamrock's trials in Highlands with bouts expected at 10 o'clock this morning as spectators await the event.
Aug 7 Bar Harbor reports a sham battle in progress near the harbor. Information indicates a mock engagement by enemy forces observed along the coast, with maneuvers noted as part of coastal defense drills. Officials have not confirmed details.
Rebuttal testimony in the Jed White case is heard today. The report notes Seavis and two other convicts stealing a horse and buggy from Chas Peliolig in Folsom Aub, with suspects named Cake and Fahey Cynthia. المدينة
New York dispatch reports Henry Comba an aged hermit who fed a solitary life for 65 years beside his hut near a wood. Comba, 22, was engaged to wed his betrothed who died long ago, leaving him to live alone by the bay front and wander the city in quiet grief.
The International Typographical Union prepares for its fortieth ninth annual convention in the coming week with preliminary talks and agenda items. R Penney of Los Angeles is expected to present proposals. Grant's Pass and local mining figure from Grave Creek are noted in city-related references. The body mourns the death of a prominent local mining man and reports funeral services.
A statewide school report compiled for Oregon shows increased population figures and detailed enrollment data for 1903. Highlights include 143,757 youths aged 4 to 20, 92,300 in primary and 19,400 in secondary grades, plus 2,150 schoolhouses and 44 new buildings. The report records 2,145 district libraries, 40,400 library volumes, and 6,200 teacher certificates issued or applied for, with 1,255 examined for credentials. Attendance totaled 64,129 daily, with 62,445 in school attendance.
A letter from Aug Theoager Paloort informs the Catholic church dlenttarias of Baketo's election. In Madrid an explosion near Malaga killed 16 and injured eight, with more details unclear.
Baron Sternberg arrives in Washington with aides and is introduced to President Roosevelt. The meeting appears cordial with brief remarks praising American-Hungarian friendship. The party tours the Sagamore Hill area before Baron Sternberg returns to Washington.
Reports indicate the Amador gang near the Copper mine are close to the trail of Howard. Conable Donnelly recovered the stolen horse and coat in Sacramento. Police say two suspects held up on Twenty-first Street, with fifteen in custody.
New York reports Joeegh Cowan head of a brokerage firm accused of taking 64000 dollars from a client Diet Re hly who entrusted him with investments. He claimed innocence and posted bail of 1000. Police inquiry revealed a Europe ticket and papers indicating ties to Consolidated Exchange again. He faces Monday hearing.
A dispatched wire from Paris cites violent threats by French laborers and plans to damage powder magazines. Authorities describe a dangerous plot involving strikes and industrial targets, with arrests and rumors of reprisals amid rising tension in Paris.
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