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10 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1900
Page
1
Line items include toys, do it yourself goods, games, blocks, fancy gifts, new lamps, sets, popular books, Christmas stock and pocket knives. The list appears in a small catalog or display advertisement.
Twenty eight or thirty dental surgeons will join the American army to care for soldiers teeth. The move follows reports on military medical needs and prepares for ongoing campaigns.
A string of notices and reports from Oregon to Washington recount deaths and civic appointments while detailing the scale of the telegraphers strike. The piece notes Andrew P. Swanson’s death near Salem, Mrs. A. Be. Timmons and other local losses, plus union actions and railroad labor tensions crossing multiple states.
Stockholm reports Philipe Nordland who fatally harmed seven men on the steamer Prine Karl last May, then severely injured here today. Captured the day after the crimes, Nordland said he acted to revenge mankind. He run through the cabin at midnight, injuring five others. one crew member died. The vessel lowered a boat and escaped to shore.
Berlin reports that Von Bosiow declared Germany is with England as Boer president’s visit to Berlin failed to receive due reception. The speaker urged maintaining good relations with Britain while noting failed Dutch guidance.
In the United States court case of C W P Neeley the postal thief faces punishment efforts tied to a technicality. Neeley’s attorney argues the federal government lacks constitutional power to extradite him over the Cuba tied charge.
Havana reports evangelist Sam Small, former Havana paper editor, has agreed to depart the island to avoid swindling charges. Pretoria dispatch notes Generals Dewet cornered on Basutaland border with Caledon and Orange rivers. British troops block all avenues.
Shanghai reports Li Hun Chang's secretary Yiko, seized by authorities, charged with conveying information to a Boxer cell. The case shocks officials as investigators probe links and motives amid ongoing security crackdowns.
Inge Trent of San Francisco Superior Court ruled Nevada marriages of California divorce parties illegal. In Ohio Officer Hook ordered former Captain Carter to serve his original Leavenworth sentence. A planned speech by Mati Gonnewae was canceled by authorities amid preparations for a soldiers send off as a royal regiment departed.
Loninville Kentucky December 10 The committee on the Venezuelan meme the eight hour law and compulsory arbitration were won by President Gompers at this morning's Federation of Labor decision. It was resolved that organized labor concentrate efforts on endorsing the initiative and referendum as the best vehicle of legislation and enforcement of labor laws. Revolution of agm sympathy for striking telegraphers was noted. The adoption of a department of labor with a cabinet officer was reported to favor by those who say each department represents capital more than labor. The revolution in favor of an eight hour law for postal clerks was noted. The revolution delving for Municipal ownership of everything after amendment to include public utilities was pure.
A Friday night program at the Presbyterian Church drew a seated crowd with recitations from Eugene Field James Whitcomb Riley and Paul Laurence Dunbar. Local residents including Peter Liahewn and Charles Shockley were mentioned in connection with winter travels and agricultural work as the report praises the skilled reader and notes the audience’s warm reception.
The second annual meeting of the Oregon Historical Society will be held in the lecture room of the Flint Congregational Church, Portland, on Saturday December 1 at 2 o'clock. After business and reports, a historical talk will be given by Mrs Me Willieam, The Dalow, with remarks on early Washington history and related society notices.
The Senate after prayers on December 1 confirms Charles A. Towne to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Davie and Towne takes the seat on the Democratic side. The legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill is discussed, totaling about 24.5 million dollars, with details explained by Chairman Bingham. The War Tax reform caucus is set for December 10 to map reductions. Wm D Bynum of Indiana is reported favorably for a judiciary commission post.
Report by I L Ray & Co and brokers shows quiet wheat trading with Liverpool quotes down 8. New York opened at 7 44 May and 78 1/4 later, with a lower weekly visible supply plus a stock rise. Money at 4 1/2 percent. Saturday close at 78 74, open 78 44.
Higger Stock Than Ever, K Martin boasts a full line of fancy and staple groceries. The store promises a complete tokery department with top quality items. For the Christmas trade you can tool anything you want at Martins with oranges, bananas, cabbage, apples, lemons, and raisins at low prices.
A tire in Silverton Marion county Saturday damaged Ben Wise store causing about 10000 in losses. Gold Fellows lodge room and confenta sustained 2000 damage. other figures include 100 poetofiios and 2200 total losses. Benjamo bobbebing owes 0000 and town left fully insured. Ilein accused of starting the fire and failing to form bonds was placed in jail.
Great Northern Kaprom Company officials report new ventilating system for fruit car in use on Northwest to Ft. Paul routes. Portland Sanitary Engineer William T. Cottier designed the method that removes injurious gases and keeps fruit in natural condition from Portland to Spokane. Savings claimed on refrigeration material and handling.
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