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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
3
General news notes a sprawling mix of topics from San Domingo’s ex president transporting millions to Europe to German, Mexican, and Japanese exhibitions stalled abroad. It mentions a clerk stealing goods in Chicago, Colombia’s debt forecast, and Roosevelt’s advisory backing the new government’s stance amid shifting international tensions.
A sweep toward organizing state stockmen is noted as Northwest news reports on a hoped for North Yahina Light and Power plant project valued at 400000 and other local incidents. Events recount drownings, near misses, robberies and violent crime in Oregon Washington and British Columbia, including a farmer attacked, a live wire shock saving a man, and a county-wide pursuit of a bandit gang. The week ends with cattle and fishing reports and local leadership changes.
A list of hotel guests includes WoL M Chistock and G 8 Youngman of Portland, JA Rockwood Anita Zorn and J oF Clark also Portland, plus guests from Spokane San Francisco Philadelphia and New York. Names span multiple states with numerous Portland entries and others from Adams and Freewater areas.
An advertiser claims deafness is curable only by computational remedies addressing mucous inflammation of the Eustachian tube. They offer one hundred dollars for catarrh related deafness cures not responsive to catarrh care and solicit readers to request circulars from Fr. J. Cimney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
J W Anderson Cyrus Pierce and Hawland Butcher Jr of Philadelphia toured Pendleton en route to Walla Walla to visit Dr F W Vincent. The visitors represent Northwestern Gas and Electric Power Company, which recently acquired the Pendleton light plant.
Panama forms a narrow isthmus with many islands and covers about 2 680 square miles. It is nearly as large as Maine with a population around 285 000 and its capital Panama City housing about 35 000. Colon sits at the Atlantic end of the Panama railroad, which will become U S property. American Energy aims to spur development. Boise infested with toughs, police crack down, Chief Horn vows to clean the Pecky district. TRIB reports twenty cured of drink habit by a noted remedy from Fort Flagler, Washington, recommending it for liquor and tobacco addictions.
London dispatches report the imperial commission on Far East affairs will hold its final meeting tomorrow with the czar presiding. The panel plans to issue a final reply to Japan's demands. Best shoe repairing at Toutsch's.
Community items from Milton and Athena cover sermons by Rev W B Eakin in Milton, illnesses including typhoid, social dances, Masons and Eastern Star meetings, travel of residents to Lewiston and Ritzville, a blood poisoning case, a protracted meeting, and local notices on services, relocations, and sales in this period through Athena and nearby towns.
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