12 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
1
The Herald's Ayres correspondent reports a potential military standoff as Argentina and Chile clash over a disputed territory. Both sides threaten occupation and mobilization, with a boundary war fear looming and conscription discussed as a possible action.
Fragmentary notes report a 21st annual convention of the National Service League in Boston. Presidents and members from various parties discussed civil service reform and impending motions. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
Fragmented report notes intense public scrutiny during a high profile trial. Attorneys argue points as the defendant faces scrutiny from crowds and media while jurors consider the case. The proceeding includes reference to a forthcoming annual presentation and a bishop’s acceptance event tied to a separate item.
New York December 12 Amalgamated copper led the market today as overall sales slowed versus recent days. It opened high at 714 percent, but selling pressure soon appeared and the price slipped to 70 percent, dragging down the leading feature.
Wall Street remains confident that railroads will win but watches political attacks by Northern Securities Company. Directors of Dolor Pacific to resign from Burlington and Great Northern directors from other lines to avoid legality questions surrounding the new railroad combination. Hamburg America’s ship Deutschland sails on winter layup in Hamburg for repairs, with Transatlantic travel thinning as ships depart.
Washington reports the German Interior Minister countered Kanitz’s call for commercial war against the United States. He recalled Bis marck and warned Germany to avoid quarrels with other nations. In Washington, the Senate reported favorably on Morgan’s bill authorizing the president to finalize agreements with Nicaragua and Costa Rica for canal region control. Clapp introduced a resolution on treaty considerations. no other major measures noted.
The New York wheat market closed at the day’s low after a cent drop with no foreign quotations. Chicago open at 85 and closed at 81 in a day of modest declines. stocks and money eased, with sugar and other items listed. A Santa Fe railway consolidation plan gained approval, ratifying purchase of a Prescott and Phoenix route expanding to Ash Fork, signaling a 260 mile extension.
A funeral or commemorative event in Andersonville Georgia honors Ohio soldiers who died at the Confederate prison. A three party of state officials and other prominent Ohioans participated in the exercises in a ceremony described as interesting and meaningful.
The War Department signals possible Dutch willingness to cease fighting as recent captures are interpreted as indicating a path toward peace. The Post reports cautious optimism that hostilities may wind down, with emphasis on ground control and strategic concessions.
Elwood Chenoweth entered the Corvallix courthouse on Monday and offered to be jailed claiming to be crazy. Deputy Henderson considered the request while Chenoweth displayed signs of mental imbalance before authorities were contacted and he was taken to jail.
The batboo commission met at the county school superintendent offices in Dayton to advertise for bids on elementary primers, elementary geographies and supplementary readers for all grades below ninth. A January 10 meeting will open bids and award the contract to the successful bidder. Immigrants are coming to the Palouse country seeking homes, generally of a desirable class.
Emperor Wilhelm to visit The Hague next spring to deliver olive branch to Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry. Reported that Kaiser will aid reconciliation between Wilhelmina and consort Meney as part of ongoing diplomacy.
Editors were honored as special guests at the South Carolina Interstate and Wow Indian Exposition. Officials ensured full attention to editors and their companions from three states, with efforts to contribute to the event’s success and planning.
Washington dispatch reports police doubt Mrs Ada Dennis as the motive for a machete attack. They have searched her apartments for evidence, finding nothing conclusive. Her condition is reported as serious and it is unclear if she can testify or name the suspect.
In New York city, Dee Hh Mahers and a troupe of drama figures plan rapid use of proceeds from the Actors' Fund remit to build a home for aged widowed actors on Staten Island, utilizing recently acquired property.
New York reports the annual alumni banquet of Union College at a hotel tonight features speakers including Union College president VOOM Rayer and Newton Piero dene of the Alma baw Shin. The event is led by Charles Trimory Smith, noted as Maine of the U.S. attorney general.
The American Federation of Labor in Pittsburgh held a session on child labor praising moderation and denouncing abuses. Vigorous oratory addressed the harmful uses of law and oppressive practices, with strong calls for action against degrading labor conditions.
The crown prince is ill with physicians ordering treatment. Details are sparse but indicate medical concern for his health and ongoing care. The report notes doctors have recommended rest and medical supervision.
The article reports ongoing doubt about Austin Craig's honesty as charges of embezzlement surface. Craig defends his accounting, claims a bank overdraft, and offers to have authorities sift through his banking relations.
Dec 12 New York four teams in the six day bicycle race are American. The 1600 mile mark was reached in the morning. Pacific northwest gains representation on committees including Tongue of Oregon on rivers and harbors and Mr Cushman on colon-and on territories. Mr Moody sits on mines and Indian affairs. Mr Glenn of Idaho on mines and mining.
A draft charter filed for the San Francisen and Piedmont railway with 2600 capital to Chlensd Realty Co led by F M Smith. Plan to operate ferry and rail service between Piiano and Oakland via Kerrville with future tunnels between Emeryville and Goat Island.
A United States Naval Observatory vacancy is open for three days of examinations beginning today. Applicants must show strong skills in mathematics, mechanics, optics, and general science, and be able to speak and write in German. The selection aims to assess practical and theoretical prowess for a demanding scientific role.
Delegates from nearly every county gathered in To Advertine for a two day industrial convention. They aim to showcase Wyoming's resources and push for a large comprehensive state exhibit at the upcoming World's Fair in St. Louis.
The Anti Trust League attacks the appointment of Philander C Knox as Attorney General and vows to block Senate confirmation. Democratic Senators stand by Knox amid investigations alleging he advised on a billion dollar combines. Senate committees consider the charter and the case remains unresolved.
Dayton cattlemen report calves dying from blackleg disease as authorities stage alerts and implement measures to curb its spread. Officials warn of further losses without prompt quarantine actions and enhanced veterinary oversight.
Uniontown Pennsylvania December 12 William Allen a colored man was hanged here today in the presence of about 100 people Allen attempted to assault Mrs Frances McMillan white and when her husband interfered Allen shot him dead in the struggle authorities say the execution followed within the law as a result of the crime
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