Mrs. Sagan Field In Oakland Illness News
Mrs. Sagan Field widow of Justice Stephen J. Field is reported critically ill in Oakland California. The item reflects general news briefs from the period and mentions other varied topics without deep detail.
24 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
1
Mrs. Sagan Field widow of Justice Stephen J. Field is reported critically ill in Oakland California. The item reflects general news briefs from the period and mentions other varied topics without deep detail.
The Oregon Wool Growers Association holds its regular annual meeting in Heppner on September 17. Plans to postpone the Northern Pacific spur into Klickitat wheat country are announced. The note lists legal actions, fires, deaths, cremation trials, and oblique business notes involving Seattle, Walla Walla, and Portland figures.
Fragmentary OCR text from a medical or personal note references a patient and doctor relatives and a prescription. The legible pieces show phrases about weakness and a request for advice and delivery, but essential details are missing to establish a coherent event or outcome.
Treasury and Secret Service agencies uncovered a large smuggling conspiracy at Nogales Arizona involving Collector Hoey Chinese inspector Jessy and two Chinamen. They allegedly charged 50 to 200 dollars per man, with many Nogales officials implicated. the operation was thwarted after undercover agents posed as entrants. Hoey, from Indiana, had backing from subordinates and a signed recommen dation by Perry Heath.
Inspector Jomny will be remembered as present and busy with Chinese affairs. The impression is that he had a slang delay and was anxious to act.
The grain steamer Mary Garrett collided with the passenger steamer Dauntless at Kentucky Bend in the San Joaquin River near Antioch. The Dauntless sprang a gaping hull hole and sank within minutes. all passengers and crew were saved and brought to Stockton aboard the steamer Walker. The Dauntless belonged to Union Transportation of San Francisco. loss estimated at 10000.
In Pittsburgh on August 24 Shaffer avoids specifics after yesterday’s conference while strikers plan a showdown. In San Francisco twelve thousand march in an afternoon parade as unions press for an eight hour day after three weeks on strike.
The secretary of war directs the final increase of artillery be assigned to field service. Battery 90 under Captain E. F. McGachtin Jr will be stationed at Fort Walla Walla and Battery 26 under Captain C. Woodward at Vancouver.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a truncated line about Golconda and a victim, with unreadable surrounding details. The readable portion mentions a date placeholder and an initial victim reference, lacking clear names, actions, or outcomes.
The New York market notes a firmer tone in wheat with foreign inquiry improving and export clearances reaching 1,280,000 for the day and 6,600,000 for the week. Snow reports Northwest returns disappointing and cut adjustments ahead. Liverpool closes 5 7 8 higher.
Portland dispatch reports the Batto Mandi sultanate in the Balu archipelago abolishes slavery and polyandry. The decree, dated April 1 1001 and issued by Datto Mandi, bans slave purchase, slave debt bondage, and internal slave trading with penalties for violators.
A cyclone damaged the Hijou theatre back wall and wrecked property in Jersey City not yet listing casualties. Telegraph and telephone wires were blown down in the low city area. The report notes thousands in losses and confirms no deaths by late evening.
Henry Morrison Flagler of Palm Beach Florida and Mary Lilly Keena of Wilmington were married at Bonaville New York this morning by Rev. Peyton Hoge. The couple, described as happily united, left for the Hadion home of the millionaire after a simple ceremony attended by family and close friends.
In Portland on a Friday afternoon John A Manu a large homeowner killed his companion Annie Wilson after jealousy then shot himself. Police report Manu died and the coroner took charge while Annie Wilson survives recovery expected.
The steamer Humboldt arrived from Skagway with bodies of Seattle residents killed in the Islander wreck. A coroner's jury at Juneau exonerates the steamship company.
Black Horn, the Indigenous man shot by Police Brisbo weeks ago, died this morning from consumption accelerated by the shooting.
The fragment mentions Yor Beat, ewes and a series of odd terms including address J EK and Amish Civestnek Qo suggesting a disrupted notice. No clear event or names to confirm a proper summary.
Reports indicate the Turkish dispute over the quaye rights has shifted to private claims while a semi official note from Paris confirms no obstacle to the French rights of the Gdays company. Washington hears an agreement may be reached easing the Franco Turkish tension in Constantinople.
The conflict stems from France's quays company claim to rights under a Turkey agreement. The sultan refused the privileges, offered eight million for the quarry, delayed payment, and prompted the dispute. Other claims involve French advances for vesselway construction and purchases tied to the sultan’s harem.
A proposed meeting between the czar and kalor ie is announced with Chancellor von Bulow expected to attend. The interview is requested by the camr, signaling a diplomatic effort to ease tensions.
James Harahan second vice president of the Illinois Central has been offered and will accept the presidency of the Southern Pacific. The announcement appears in Chicago on Aug. 24.
In Frankfort Kentucky this morning the condition of Mrs Beckham showed improvement as she gains strength and recovery begins noted by authorities and medical staff.
Report describes heavy rain and fog disrupting a local event near Albany and mentions Cornelius Stone, a prominent Linnecoooty citizen, with ties to the Honder family and a 17th century conflict, reflecting a murky historical dispute.
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