11 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1902
Page
1
A major blaze in Havana near Central Park causes three deaths and extensive damage. A famed artist and a fireman perished as flames spread rapidly from a large building, consuming multiple structures and resulting in substantial losses.
The Inter-Topographical Union meets in Cincinnati to celebrate a golden jubilee with nearly 200 delegates and ex-delegates, wives and visitors. Attendance nears 60 percent as local unions across the United States and Canada gather. Welcome addresses spark cheers and a closely watched annual address.
Aug 11 high society chatter hints Mrs. Vanderbilt plans a grand theatrical lawn fete at her palatial estate. Rumors say the event will surpass prior society galas and reinforce the Vanderbilts status in fashionable circles, following her recent entertainment of Henry last spring. The Vanderbilts reside at Keu, the W. W. Astor villa, leased for the season.
York notes Aug 11 as Ralph Bullock's birthday in Brooklyn's Fort Ham Section. He received visits from ten children, 67 grandchildren, and 178 great grandchildren along with congratulations from many friends. He attributes his health to good habits and moderate exercise, with liquor and tobacco nearly all gone.
In Boston on August 11 a high society wedding joined Dr George A Wil and Miss Winifred Warren at 8 Port. The bride is daughter of President William Fair Warren of Boston University. Dr Wilson holds the chair of philosophy at Syracuse University and is a well known scholar.
Hanover August 11 report notes the international tournament's final round concluded with Janowski of Paris winning. Pills and America finished in second place, claiming the runner up prize and strong showing.
A terse exchange questions for effective mosquito prevention with one suggesting a stronger remedy. The dialogue hints at differing opinions on proper pest management methods.
London crowds witnessed King Henry IV? No. The king held a privy council meeting at 11 30 am and swore in the new cabinet members. The Victorian Order was bestowed as officials and courtiers gathered for the coronation era events in London on August 11.
Oyster Bay Aug 11 The president was profoundly shocked by news of Senator McMillan’s death. He hosted Senator Burrows of Michigan Prince Chen and Minister Wu with their suites at lunch. The president said McMillan’s place would be hard to fill and a great loss to the state.
Shenandoah Pa Aug 11 ex pense to the state in maintaining 1200 soldiers continues with miners in their 14th week of suspension. Relief work progresses satisfactorily with about 100000 spent. Strikers show signs of want despite leaders denials. Women and children gather at the soldiers mess tents awaiting scraps as the commander orders careful distribution.
Chicago Aug 11 stable men employed by Rothschild's department store struck this morning. Information emerged about a thorough organization across all departments, including women clerks, boys, and other staff.
Chicago Aug 11 Inquest on the decomposed body of Mrs Bartholin mother of William Bartholin who faces murder charges in the death of her and Miss Mitchell was held this morning. Friends identified the remains and the case was continued as Bartholin remains at large. Minnie Mitchell funeral held. Denver border Mr Edwards who fled Chicago out of fear for Bartholin said he would return if needed.
Washington August 1 United States Consul Gottschalk at Blue Held Nicaragua cabled that Dr Rueed Wilson Ohio physician sentenced to death for rebellion is safe at Bocas del Toro and will soon return to the United States with his mother who aided him and drew Senator Hanna's sympathy President Zelaya pardoned Wilson on representations from the state department.
Washington reports Minister Bowen in Caracas stating Venezuelan revolutionists cut the cable at Barcelona and their troops advance into Barcellona, as of August 11. The action signals rising unrest and strategic moves amid Caracas turmoil.
Baltimore on August 11 reports Joe Bernstein, seen lately on the variety stage, will boxing events this week. He opens tonight against Sammy Myers of New York at Eureka Athletic Club, then faces Kid Boylston and other notable pugilists later in the week.
The second annual interstate tennis tournament begins in Omaha Nebraska with many leading players from Iowa Missouri Kansas and Nebraska. The event features men's singles and doubles and will determine the regional champion across the four states over several days.
Nevada Missouri August 11 final plans completed for the annual Southwest Missouri Veterans association reunion to be held at Lake Park this week. The city is decorated with flags and bunting in honor of visitors from at least 80 counties. Both Missouri and Kansas will send prominent speakers to the program.
A surreal poem fragment depicts an editor in an easy chair lighting a pipe with auburn hair. A halo shines on his face while his bare knees and feet reveal a bleak scene. He sings a sad song as sleet covers the ground and his shop lacks crab to eat and supplies.
Mansfield of California broke the world record for casting with a light pole during the fly casting contest in San Francisco by reaching 129 feet. The prior best was 95 feet.
Richard Taylor, a prominent Pasco citizen, learns from New York that he is an heir to a $1,000,000 fortune. The estate of Mrs. Henry M. Glagler, his aunt, funds the division among three brothers.
The article explains that under the Roosevelt era irrigation program there will be no priority rights to water. All farms in arid regions receive water on equal terms with no preferences. Water delivery will be gradually increased as development grows, with costs covering operation. The exact financing plan remains undecided, with options including repayment, perpetual revenue, or covering distribution expenses.
Washington dispatches state Consul General Gudger in Panama reports the governor and revolutionary leader General Herrera have been in touch about peace terms. The governor named three commissioners with authority to meet three men appointed by Herrera to negotiate.
Report by J L Ray & Co shows market weakness with prices near 72% in New York and 67% in Chicago. Visible supply falls by 200000 versus a 2150000 increase year earlier. Other listed figures include Bt Paul 185, Union Pacific 107, L and N 147, Steel 39, and wheat prices in Chicago and San Francisco around 7% to 1.125 per cent.
The Telegram quotes East Oregon papers urging a special legislative session to enact a bounty on rabbit scalps. With coyotes thinned, rabbits multiply, and taxpayers would fund the drive to eradicate them, while new pests could emerge as targets.
The Fritish House of Commons has adjourned proceedings to October 16, signaling a pause in debate and upcoming votes. Officials say schedule changes affect committee sessions and debate timelines for key legislation.
In Mahin's Magazine August issue a dish shifts from rolled oats or cracked wheat to a preparation with a name that evokes a nightmare origin. It hints at culinary trends adopting eerie branding for breakfast.
Wash Carr reports in the Chicago Record-Herald that Awag a civil servant seeks certification to appoint a person to lay one egg daily for a lithographic coating task. The chief advances funds due to lack of appropriation, triggering employee resistance and likely political hot weather humor.
A fragment states Buros killed herself after escaping a brute who choked her. The text hints at mercy in her deliverance from the man, reflecting on the grim circumstances and the perceived relief from danger.
The state department reports the Haytian provisional government in rebellion with Gonlves, Porte de Plaix, Petit Goave, and St. Marc. Petit Goave captured after heavy resistance. Fire destroyed the town, ten thousand homeless. Relief provisions sent. Germans plan to land marines at Puerto Cabello. US orders Topeka to be ready to land force to protect American interests and property if needed.
The 1900 census year shows the U S produced 1 326 368 004 gallons of whiskey wine and malt liquors worth 340 616 40 with instrument output of only 44 014 463 in value Yet spirits dominate consumption with 1 108 602 104 gallons worth 297 204 715 Amid global output 5 620 000 000 gallons the U S ranks 16th in wine production per capita beer by Germany and the U K exceeds the U S per capita while wine in France Italy Spain and Portugal surpasses our total malt and spirit intake.
A London crowd is described as the most good humored, with readers noting its quaint life view. The piece contrasts London, provincial, and Dublin crowds, highlighting Londoners eye for life’s charm and the crowd’s reactions to events.
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