07 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
1
A fragmented report notes Joan Hanes acquitted by Judge Hane amid judicial recounts and alleged political criticism. It references a court ruling tied to freedom of expression, with mentions of Keonmyth survivors and municipal debates influencing legal outcomes and city actions.
Scott and wife of San Francisco hosted President McKinley and party. Local officials and society greeted them coolly. Scott billed San Francisco entertainment committee $8.00 after the McKinleys were hosted last spring and paid, a motive blamed for the chilly reception.
Fred Geinger paid earnest money for a purchase of T. P. Gilliland’s land near Ukiah by way of Ed Wade. Gilliland’s cattle and ranch near Ukiah were noted as top stock in the valley.
Christiana December 7. Arrangements are set across Norway to celebrate Bjornsterne Bjornson birthday tomorrow. Bjornson is the noted Norwegian poet dramatist and novelist.
At a AFL convention in Scranton the Amalgamated Association of Wood Workers and the Piano and Organ Makers Union announce a long standing feud ended. An arbitration board will settle all future disputes to prevent clashes. The session includes reports from fraternal reps on wartime conditions in Great Britain and China. Boston merchants group notes plans for a banquet with Henry Waltersop, Hann e of OO, and Chaylon Kory among invitees.
A morning express train jumped the depot wall at Frankfort Main, crashing into the roof. No one was hurt. The station is among the world’s largest. In New York, Roland Molineaux will not be tried this winter, with trial placed for January or February next year.
Wasco County sheriff arrests nine men on suspicion of wrecking the train to get even after a freight incident. Maurice Cavanaugh, popular engineer, is dead. Frank Chase, fireman, severely injured, and R & N company offers compensation. Detective Kidd links possible revenge to the crash as track was left in disarray and cars thrown from the line.
A local bulletin reports railroad interests disputing a Covellé extension and the encroachment of rival lines. Northern Pacific and an O R N line seek rights of way from Riverside toward the Wheat belt, with connections to the Prescott and Coyello districts. The piece notes suspected New York confirmations and possible future routes, plus concerns over who controls the railway expansion.
Four men were arrested yesterday on suspicion of stealing a purse from a coat pocket at Schultz's Brewery. The suspects included Neff, TW Mew O'bobse, George Roger Rogers, and Gieminard, who were reportedly in the brewery drinking beer shortly before the incident. Police stated the purse contained items of value and potential leads linked the group to the crime.
Francis Liewallen died in Weston from acute inflammation of the stomach. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie W Liston died earlier. Funeral services were held at the Merc church with relatives Walter Dunn of Maco and Mrs Sutherland of Nampa arriving for the daughter’s funeral. Meanwhile Weston’s juvenile population enjoyed the season’s first snow with sleet and inches.
The Pendleton Sportamer's Aeon ation will conduct another shoot Sunday at 2 p.m. at the ranges south of town.
Seven Mageed villages in Calcutta Dev were burned as British forces struck. Ten people were killed and fifteen wounded in the clashes.
The New York Market report by J L Ray shows wheat prices booming with Chicago up 2 to 3 percent and New York openings near 58 1 2, while exports reach 5 000. Corn falls 1, pork futures rise 18 80 per barrel, and overall sentiment points to higher prices ahead as traders digest shipments and distant futures.
Martial law imposed after chaos erupts as white mobs strike. Reports say nine Black residents are dead with bodies found nightly. Authorities struggle to control violence and restore order while rumors of continued attacks spread through the town.
A garbled report from Loudon discusses a general feeling that Hertoria or Vrertoria supports abandoning the current method of division for a new plan. Officials weigh alternate approaches amid concerns over enforcement and effectiveness.
Indian Tom Jackson, a well known local figure, was found dead in a creek near Alewhul. He appeared to have fallen into the water and became trapped beneath a log, with searchers later confirming the body’s location and condition after the afternoon of the day found.
The Agrarian Union president warned that conservatives would quit the Reichstag if the government rejects the startone Wahtar plan. A mass walkout could weaken Wilhelm’s leadership, leaving only Sota jets and Progressives to shape nation policy.
A joint meeting of local association leaders was held this afternoon to discuss the Canton and nearby matters. The event concluded with plans for a further gathering to consider continuing the dialogue and next steps.
In Herkimer County a construction freight train collision on the New York Central line killed several workers. Wilbert G. Doe and Sishney Railways figures are noted among attendees for a forthcoming convention on railway safety and industry improvements.
King Alexander banishes Banishee from Serwla as a potential heir to the throne after a reckless act. The comet omen and queen Droge are tied to the intrigue, with Yanishe blamed for betrayal and sneaking.
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