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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

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Wheat market holds as farmers expect rise this fall

Wheat stands at 78 cents with two cent drop from peak as farmers throng the grain office. Optimism runs high over yield and potential price gains above 85 cents. Merchants report strong sales of harvest supplies and Indians in town with funds. Farmers plan to hold grain short term while awaiting market direction ahead of harvest season and fair exhibits in Pendleton Umatilla County.

Aleo Era Inlvest Pendleton Umatilla

Coal Mines to Close in Wyoming Sep 1

Billinga Mont Aug 8 George Crosby a leading Wyoming coal operator said all mines in northern Wyoming will close September 1 due to failure to reach a new wage scale agreement. About seven thousand workers will be idle and Crosby sees no chance of an agreement.

Billinga Mont George Crosby Wyoming

Fifty thousand Japanese poised to cross border

From eight Japanese captured while attempting to cross from Mexico Immigrant officers learned of a large smuggling plot. The Japanese claim 60,000 of their countrymen are in Mexico waiting to enter the United States and say an organized band operates a tug service from a point about a hundred miles north of Tampico to Corpus Christi.

Mexico United States Tampico Cor

Forest fires rage across western Montana and Idaho

Forest fires intensify hour by hour ravaging dense timber in western Montana and eastern Idaho. Hundreds of forest rangers battle the blazes as the flames threaten communities and logging areas.

Montana Missoula, Mount Aug Idaho

Amy Officers to Go on Strike Over Roosevelt Tests

San Francisco August 8. A leading army officer warns of a general strike against Roosevelt riding tests for high officers. He says orders lack legal foundation and should come from Congress. Colonels and majors may be asked to ride 12 miles and hike 50 miles, with tests affecting all ranks.

San Francisco Cal Roosevelt Congress

Tabriz Declares Independence From Persia

Tabriz secedes from Persia and pledges allegiance to Turkey as the Turkish army nears the border. The young Turks back the move, with Constantinople expecting the sultan to order a war that could trigger constitutional government in Persia.

Turkey Constantinople Tabriz Persia Tabris Young Turks’ Party

Chicago & Northwestern Announces New Terminal Amid Railway Boom

Officials unveil plans for a grand terminal covering four city blocks on the west bank, totaling about 13 acres. The project, estimated at 20 million dollars, is set for completion by January 1, 1910.

Chicago Aug Chicago & Northwestern Road United States

Gompers Denies Aiming Labor Vote For Bryan

Gompers released a statement from Columbus Ohio on August 8 denying he plans to influence the labor vote for Bryan. He said he is not seeking to dictate votes and will report how he was received by both parties at the conventions. He has invitations to speak nationwide and only wishes to describe reception at Chicago and Denver.

Federation Chicago Bryan Denver Columbus Gompers

Bryan says railroads refuse special rates for ceremony attendees

Fairview Nebraska on August 45 Bryan leaders say the railroads refused to grant special rates for people attending Wednesday notification ceremonies. He expects the move will spark sympathy for Democrats over alleged discrimination against the party.

Fairview Neb Bryan

Armada Visit Aboard The American Fleet Arrives Soon

Wireless dispatches say gale subsided and fleet will reach Auckland by 8:00 a m Sunday morning. Vessels now pitch in heavy seas at 11 knots to enter harbor on time. A government book honoring the fleet cites Theodore Roosevelt as symbol of national righteousness. Parliament allocates 25 000 dollars and merchants raise 15 000 pounds for celebrations. Monday morning will feature the landing of the crews.

Auckland Theodore Roosevelt

Prospectors Locate Million-Dollar Nooksack Ore Deposit

EF. Spencer, after seven years of searching, locates a free-milling ore body on the south fork of the Nooksack river in this county. An experienced miner estimates the property worth about one million dollars with an average assay of twelve dollars per ton.

Rollingham Waeh EF. Spencer Than This County

Arizona Democrats Likely Renominate Mark Smith for Territory Section

Progcott Arizona Aug text notes a Democratic territorial convention may renominate Mark Smith as the candidate from Arizona with Eugene B. O'Neil as Smith's principal rival for the nomination. The report reflects the contest within the party for the territorial post.

Progcott Ariz A Democrade Mark Smith Meum Kent Arizona Eugene B. O'Neil Smith

Mass Labour March Set Before United Hebrew Trades Picnic

About fifty thousand workers from seventy five unions in New York and Aima will march through the streets tomorrow in a preparatory parade ahead of the annual United Hebrew Trades picnic to be held at Evergreen, L.1.

New York Aima United Hebrew Trades Evergreen L. 1

Noblemen arrested on counterfeit charges in Connecticut raid

Nine well dressed Italians posing as nobility were arrested on a Branchville farm near New Haven after a sensational sheriff raid. They faced charges of making counterfeit money following the raid.

New Haven Conn Branchville

Anniversary of Bloody Indian Battle at Big Hole

In Hamilton Montana survivors of the Battle of Big Hole will hold a reunion on the thirtieth first anniversary of the clash. The 1877 battle involved Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce as 194 citizens and soldiers surprised the Indian camp. The daylong action left 66 whites dead or wounded and a higher Indian toll, with General Howard leading prayers during the pursuit.

Hamilton Mont Big Hole Montana Joseph Howard

Farmer Dodson Under Bond For Neighbor Robbery

Hershel Dodson, a farmer from near Touchet, was taken to Kennewick on Saturday and placed under $1000 bond on charges of robbing neighbor George Kirk’s home. Dodson was apprehended by George Kirk and Deputy Sheriff Cummings of Wallula.

Hershel Dodson Kennewick George Kirk Dodson Mr. Kirk Cummings Wallula Touchet

Shooting at Kallspell Mont wounds four men

In Kallspell Montana on Wednesday morning Harry Miller and Alderman Schuman were shot but not seriously hurt by John Kossuf who allegedly forged checks in the city. Ha Dupont, Kossuf’s partner, was also shot. Dupont and Kossuf are in jail.

Kallspell Mont Harry Miller Alderman Schuman John Kossuf Ha Dupont Kossuf Dupont

Prospector John Jordan Found Dead Near Ophir Montana

Word reached Helena Tuesday that John Jordan an elderly prospector living near Ophir Montana was found dead near his burned cabin the structure also burned to the ground The cause of death is unknown whether the man died from the fire shock or was murdered and the cabin destroyed

Helena John Jordan Ophir Mont

Insanity Cases Rise in Province to 630 in July

The July report from the Provincial asylum in New Westminster B C records 630 patients under treatment, up 15 for July and more than 100 for the year ending in July, signaling a sharp increase in provincial insanity.

New Westminster B. C

Salvation Army Officials to Hold Street Meeting

Baker City officials of the Salvation Army will arrive in this city to hold a special street meeting next Monday evening. They will assist the local officers, and an interesting meeting is anticipated.

Baker City Salvation Army

Fire destroys wheat stacks near Ritzville Washington

Fire started by a spark from the engine burned two stacks of wheat in the grain field of BE Burns near Ritzville Washington on Wednesday afternoon. The blaze damaged a threshing outfit valued at 150 dollars while the wheat was valued at 200 dollars.

BE. L. Burns Ritzville Wash

Child McCarty Dies From Appendicitis at 10

The 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs A McCarty died at noon today at St Anthony Hospital from appendicitis. He had been ill for some time and was operated on yesterday at noon but the disease was far advanced. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. The McCarty family lives on Tutuilla south of the city a few miles.

A. McCarty St. Anthony's Hospital McCarty Tutuilla

Premier steamer wreck kills six passengers two crew

Winnipeg date Aug 8 dispatches confirm the steamer Premier, a lake Winnipeg behemoth, wrecked on a reef near Warrens landing Thursday. Fire in the engine room spread rapidly. lifeboats could not be manned and the vessel burned to the water line. Two were killed below decks and many leapt overboard attempting escape.

Lake Winnipeg Warren

Governor Mead An Eagle In Washington State

Bellingham Washington reports Governor Mead of Washington was described as a member of the Eagles last night in a stated notice from the city.

Mead Eagle Bellingham, Wash Governor Mead Washington The Eagles

Runaway wagon kills horse in city street

A horrific incident on Main street near the Boston store occurred at 10 this morning when a broken wagon tongue impaled a horse owned by J. A. Owensby fruit dealer. The boy on the wagon tongue fell between the horses but escaped injury as the team halted near a curb and an electric pole. The horse was led away then shot near the Oregon feed yard to end its suffering. Owensby, visiting from Milton, conducts fruit peddling locally.

Boston Main Street J. A. Owenby Court Street Oregon Willey Street Owensby Milton

Pillsbury Mills Bankrupt as Wheat Prices Spike

A petition for receivership was filed in Minneapolis to save Pillsbury Mills the Pillsbury-Washburn company, one of the world’s largest flour mills. Unsecured liabilities are about 5 million. secured debts around 4 million, assets about 15 million. Receivers A C Loring C S Pillsbury and A C Cobb were appointed with a 500000 bond. mills remain operating.

Minneapolis Minn Great Pillabury-Washburn Company A. C. Loring C. S&s Pillsbury A. C. Cobb Beefore Purdy United States District Court Second National Bank of St. Paul Northwestern National Security National Swedish American National Bank of Minneapolis John N. Pillsbury Eng

Wheat market reacts to Pillsbury receivership in Chicago

In Chicago the wheat market fluctuated as Pillsbury holdings entered receivership. May and September futures saw heavy selling while December wheat dropped about one cent and September nearly two cents, signaling broad price weakness in the grain pit.

Chicago Pillsbury

Kern to Speak in Town at Chautauqua

Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern will address a Chautauqua gathering in Charles City Aug today. He will not begin active campaigning until next month.

Des Moines John W. Kern Charies City Town

Hotel Man Disappears in Othello Washington

Nick Michaelson proprietor of the Othello hotel in Othello Washington vanished after retiring to his room Monday evening. No trace of him has been found and he was last seen alive at the hotel.

Nick Michaelson Othello, Wash

Second Advertising Wagon Starts for the Umatilla District Fair

The second wagon promoting the Umatilla Morrow district fair began last evening under Sherman Warner. It will traverse north Umatilla County including Weeding Holdman Helix Vansycle Juniper Milton Freewater and Walla Walla en route to Weston Athena Adams and nearby settlements. The wagon carries posters dodgers blotters and cards and will arrange exhibits to attract northern county products. Pendleton and Umatilla County see potential large attendance at the Pendleton fair and Walla Walla is to be heavily billed. Farmers are urged to list products with the wagons and deliver them to the fair timely for display.

Umatilla-Morrow Sherman Warner Umatilla County Holdman Helix Vansycle Juniper Milton Freewater State Ine Walla Walla Weston Athena Adams Warner Pendleton Umatilla

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