23 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page notes conflict and military events in Africa and Europe. Mentions Kitchener, native forces, battles at Blandspruit and water defense, prison considerations, and global wartime economic and political themes.
Indianapolis Dec 23 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers says the coal shortage across the United States stems mainly from a lack of freight cars to move coal from mines. He notes that heavy activity in other industries has consumed much of the equipment and that with 5000 cars available coal supplies would improve.
London December 23 Constantinople dispatch says the Turkish post office issues a notice that no closed letters will be accepted for distribution and that all correspondence within city limits will be conducted by postal cards.
Philadelphia December 2 prominent naval officers attended the wedding of Paymaster John O. Martin U S N and Miss Katherine Parker of this city. The couple will sail to the Philippines where Martin has duties. The bridegroom served with Dewey at Manila and was aboard the flagship on arrival.
In Birmingham on December 22 a convention aimed at promoting German immigration opened. The meeting sought to extend the influence of German colonies already established in the region and to renew efforts toward a broader immigration movement, reflecting local interest in expanding cultural and economic ties.
Governor Crane of Massachusetts announced from Washington that he will not accept the treasury post. He cited family obligations and inability to leave his duties and business on short notice, noting deference to his aging mother.
Cleveland man Myron T. Voerrick is reportedly offered the treasury portfolio but may decline. He also has a potential ambassadorship to Italy and may prefer expatriation over living in Washington, according to a Washington dispatch.
Villadelphia December 24 plans on elaborate scale have been completed for the annual banquet of the New England Society of Pennsylvania at Hort icultural Hall tonight. The following well known figures will respond to toasts Juettoe Dawid J Brewer of the United States supreme court Minister Wa Ting Feng Then David J Hil First Assistant Secretary of State Hon W Rourke Cochran of New York and tev Rockwell H Portes of Martford Conn.
Consul General Wilson in Santiago reports Argentina has appealed to King Edward to arbitrate the quarrel with Chile. Argentina and Chile both sought mediation as all diplomatic avenues were exhausted. Chile asserts it adopted this course two weeks prior.
The East Oregonian reports on vitrified brick as a prime pavement for permanent streets. It quotes health and durability benefits, cites drainage and repair practicality, and includes endorsements from engineers and city officials across Chicago, Baltimore, and other cities, arguing brick pavements resist moisture, heat, and wear while easing repairs.
New York reports wheat strong on high cables and foreign buying with prices in Chicago and St Louis lifting. Prices closed higher across Liverpoo New York and Chicago markets while visible supply showed a weekly decrease. several exchanges note holiday closings on December 24 and 25. Also mentions sugar steel and rail stocks with miscellaneous price figures. bulletin on Almer's recovery and a city project described as burned.
London dispatch reports exceptionally cold weather across Kaghud with heavy snowfall closing villages and halting travel. Officials warn of continued subfreezing conditions and disruptions to daily life as cold fronts persist.
General Miles, in New York, December 28, expressed no urge to resign after a public reprimand over the Schley Sampoon issue. His friends say the rebuke stings and he may seek a court of inquiry, while Miles offered no resignation and urged discussion remain open. Edward Maclay, also in New York, defied Roosevelt by declining to resign, insisting no rule was broken and that formal charges should precede discharge. Washington, December 23, Hunterian Maclay faces removal limits, with dismissal possible only for cause after official explanation and potential authority by Ken Long to deem the explanation defactory and permit summary action.
Schley traveled to New York this morning to secure rent before deciding on a course of action to pursue vindication. The move follows his effort to obtain funds as he weighs next steps in his case.
Fragmentary note reports Secretary Jong this morning releasing details about veteran officials including Brown and Belknay who retired. It mentions Lewy Make and Chet in context of interviews on important imports to Ub of Miles.
Washington December 24 rumor has it that Secretary Hitchcock tendered his resignation this morning from the Interior department.
In Bt John New Brunswick on the Hurona today a shipment of 800 horses was sent westward for use by British troops in South Africa. Additional large orders purchased by remount officers will be shipped from the Dominion within months as western consignments are prepared.
Washington notes packed with gifts for the president from relatives friends and admirers. Items vary in character and number, with some arriving on late or unusual dates. From the far west and far east come reminders of tropical fruits, regional delicacies, and holiday curios, including pineapples oranges and a telegraphed assortment.
Lowien December 2 The article notes Christians observe Christmas more religiously than English society while war continues. The Messiah will be staged widely and many theatres plan allegorical pantomimes like Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, and Dick Whittington. Major churches such as St Paul’s and Westminster Abbey host services and songs Wednesday.
New York announces Gotham’s annual grand opera season opens at the Metropolitan Opera House with eight performances a week and a 44 show slate. The company arrives from a successful tour, adding European arrivals Emma Fanos Susanne Adams Emma Calve Sibyl Sanderson Johanne Ciadek Marcella Sembrich Emma Schumann Helck Kroest Van Dye and Edouard de hearke strengthening the artistic and financial promise.
Chutag December 24 holiday rates boost carrode business and coord-breaking te ores with extra trains to Chicago. The city fills with shoppers from far and near buying gifts while departing trains carry thousands of Chicagoans returning home for the holidays.
New York fashion note describes Gotham women planning holiday receptions and outfits for Christmas parties. The piece notes gowns purchased and labeled for Christ mas season with focus on post Christmas celebrations. The article appears to continue on page two.
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