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27 Aug 1904
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Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1904
Page
1
Jeffries Munroe Fight Ends Early In Walla Walla Trade
In Walla Walla on Aug 27 the Jeffries Munroe bout ended in a first round upset with Munroe knocked out. Local bettors expected a longer battle as fans witnessed a decisive finish and noted Munroe’s bruised condition and Jeffries’s rapid counters. The card featured Pendleton and local amateurs with several bouts and decisions at the Pendleton Club, including Stickler and Dupuis matchups and a substantial crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jeffries
Drei Tylnige
Munroe
Wis Vleeding
Fishe
Hever
Pendleton
Henry Guyll
California
Bud Bum- Carley Stickler
Stickler
Buinkler
Lisappo
Dupuis
Joe Guyil
Death by Chloral Takes Walla Walla Veterinarian
Henry Baker, a veterinary surgeon in Walla Walla, died of chloral poisoning at his home. Authorities report insomnia and heavy drinking, with Baker buying eight ounces of chloral to aid sleep and taking four ounces before bed. He died shortly after arising in the early morning. a funeral is planned for Sunday at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avie
Walla Walla
Henry Baker
Baker
Indian Teachers Meeting Looks to Portland Exhibit
In Portland on August 27 1905 Northwest Institute outlines plans for Chemawa Indian school exhibit at the Lewis and Clark fair. Miss Reel superintendent urges holding the annual institute here next year with hopes of large attendance and government financial support for a model Indian school display in St. Louis this year saw 700 Indian service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Institute
Portland
Miss Reel
Thin City
St. Louis
Indian Service
Cattle Alarm in Baker County Over Sheep Grabbing Range
Baker City August 27 There is alarm among cattle men as flocks of sheep monopolize the range forcing cattle back to winter pastures. About 5000 head of cattle lie within 30 to 40 miles of Baker City amid scarce markets. Farmers warn a hard winter could bring large losses without buyers and more hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Baker County
Cittle
First Meet at Baker City Oregon Development League Event
The first large meeting since the general convention for organizing the Oregon Development League will be held in Baker City on September 2 under the Baker City Development League. Delegations from La Grande Union Huntington and several communities will attend to discuss rebuilding southeastern Oregon and expanding league work with afterfun and evening meetings. Noted attendees include HM Cake president of the Portland Commercial Club A L Craig O B N passenger agent and J B Atkin Huntington vice president of the state league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Convet
Oregon Development League
Baker City
HM. Cake
Portland Commercial Club
A. L. Craig
J. B. Atkin
Huntington
State League
Salem Paper Sued Over Column Story Claim
The Salem Journal was sued for 4000 dollars by Chief of Police Gibbs over a column alleging he kicked a dog to death while leading it. Gibbs calls the story unfounded. David B. Bill opened the Parlor campaign Friday with a speech at Binghampton, N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Journal
Gibbs
Oir
David B. Bill
Binghampton, N
Port Arthur Falls Report Sparks London Headlines
A London Evening Standard correspondent reports Japan has entered Port Arthur and the fortress is virtually fallen. Fire from Peyushan and the yirade grounds devastated Russian positions as Japanese losses were heavy but bravely borne. Tokyo dispatch says fire weakens. Russians save ammunition for a final assault. News notes burning oil as a specified last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Evening Standard
Tien Tain
Port Arthur
Standard
Peyushan
Yirade
Rome
Exchance Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Baron Hayashi
Great Britain
Tokio
End of Strike Near Break Will Come
Chicago August 27 intervention failed and strikers plan Monday conference with packers and union members. National boards arrived to seek best terms, else strike proceeds. Packets deny talks, saying rumor aimed to split strikers. Strikers restless. thirty Dutchers visit HQ and say they will resume work if strike ends promptly. Managers to meet Monday to decide on continuing the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Packers
Butchers’ Union
Donnelly
Uolay
Ex Colorado Attorney General Returns With Gun
Eugene Engley, once Colorado attorney general and among the deported men, arrived in Cripple Creek armed with a gun and declared his plan to live there. The report notes his deportation last Saturday and his unexpected return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Engley
Cripple Creek
Eugene Bngler
Colorado
Miner Deportations Sparks Sheriff Pushback
The text notes a figure stating he would protect himself to the best of his ability and that he was not una leated. Frank J. Hangs, attorney for the Western Federation of Miners, announces a return. Sheriff Belle vows to try to prevent further deportations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hangs
Western Federation of Miners
Belle
Chicago Wheat Quiet and Market Roundup
Chicago market finished quiet with new September wheat at 1.06 and old at 1.10, May at 1.10 off 0.01, corn steady at 68.5, oats at 32. Local dull trading reported with fractional cents. Amid wheat notes, foul play suspicions arise in Mrs. J. W. McVickar’s Pasadena death. her attorney halts drafts on her estate while autopsy proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. W. McVickar
Pasadena
Chicaro Banks
Artful Wins Futurity by Four Lengths at Chicago
Artful captured the Futurity at Chicago on August 27 by four lengths, with Tradition Was Beyond and BSysone following in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artful
Chicago
Bsysone
Nebraska Battleship to be launched in Seattle October week
Seattle prepares for the Moran Bros launch of the Nebraska during the first week of October with hundreds of navy and army officers invited. Robert Moran will attend from Germany to witness the event seen as a milestone in Seattle’s growth and a grand, city-wide celebration with state officials involved. The vessel is about 56 percent complete and praised as a first rate construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Nebraska
Moran Bros
Robert Moran
Germany
Navy
Army
Cittizens
Smith-Grawford Building Plans and Details
Smith-Grawford building planned for Main and Water streets site of the old Froome table. Two stories high with plate glass front, brick and steel structure, 100 by 94 feet, basement seven feet high. Second floor may be hall or offices, three store rooms below, stair on Main Street. Contract not yet let and exact cost unknown. Also notes about a Chicago to New York auto record, and obituaries and launch of the Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Crawford
Main
Water Streets
Main Street
Greenhorn Society Item of a Bold Search
A Greenhorn girl in Sumpter is said to have mounted a deathbowing weapon and ridden out in search of a derelict rover after a failed romance. The tale notes bold resolve, warned friends, and a pursuit that ends without success, with references to distant wars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhorn
Sumpter
Akedad
Umatilla County Board of Equalization Opens Monday
Umatilla county revises assessments with a total near 9 000 000 dollars for 1908. Assessor Strain notes rolls not yet complete and delaying public release. Banks and railroads show gains with Pendleton Savings Bank up about 10 000 dollars and Pullman Car Company rising around 8 to 10 percent. Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone and Mercantile sector also report higher valuations. rolling stock and railroad tracks steady. The board, J udge H J Hean, Clerk Frank Saling, and Assessor Strain, to meet at 8:00 and sit through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific States Telegraph & Telephone Company
Pullman Car Company
Pendleton Savings Bank
Umatilla
C. P. Strain
County Board of Equalization
H. J. Hean
Frank Saling
Strain
Girl from Portland Disappears After Pendleton Sandings Lead
A girl using the name Bessie Ankerson applied for aid at a Fortlang Home in Fairview Portland on Aug 27. She said she was walking from Portland to Pendleton to Henry McClure's home. She vanished on the back porch amid a dysentery outbreak, with suspicions of self harm. No Henry McClure or Pendleton connection verified. Edgar T. McClure of Eagle lodging house knows nothing of the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ankerson
Fortlang
Portland
Fairview
Henry McClure
Pendleton
Edgar T. McClure
Eagle Lodging House
Court Street
Lafe Pence Arrested Over Fraud Claim
Salt Lakers seek justice as Lafe Pence faces a complaint charging obtaining money under false pretenses. Don Porter, hotel owner, swears to a draft for 90 dollars drawn on a Lewiston bank that bounced shortly after Pence left to attend a Mining Congress. Governor may be asked to issue a requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lakers
Salt Lake
Lafe Pence
Don Porter
Lewieton Bank
Pence
Senator Hoar Weaker in Worcester
Senator Hoar shows weakness after a troubled night in Worcester on August 27. He is reported as feeling unwell this morning but overall not drastically changed from yesterday, with no material improvement in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Worcester
Efe
Japanese Secret and the Myth of Stamina
A fragmentary and biased wartime piece claims extreme Japanese endurance and military prowess. It includes distorted depictions of soldiers marching long distances and exaggerated physical traits, reflecting wartime propaganda rather than factual reporting.
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Lugindis
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London Standard
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Toklo
Europatikin
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Lian Dian Lian
Liao Yang
Bakarofmi
Kuroparkin
Gencheuanssi
Tolunchjai
Janhianpu
Anshan Shan
Kofintsi
Exar
Alexis
Far East
Russia
Czar
Czarowitch
New York
Ane
J. A. Ellie
G. Schmidt
Weehawken
Rochester
Crinolis Hole
Rocheter
Med
Newport News
Greenhorn Society
Umatilla County
Board OF Equalization
Jameek
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Mont, Hospital
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