26 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
1
Population in Berlin including suburbs reaches 2,400,070, up from 2,076,940 in 1895, as reports note growth and urban expansion across the metropolitan area.
The article notes Seeley residence in Salon burned Monday. Mrs BR K Lien died at 42 at Lowell Prairie Marion County. Mrs Cortina Madison died near Salem aged 47 from blood infection. Samuel B Newkirk age 2 died at the asylum in Salem Sunday. Also 20 vessels on the Colombia River totaling 50,000 tons. W W Scott, a burglar, sentenced to 10 years. Patrolman Jose Hindman saved three babies from a burning building. acetylene lighting to be abandoned at Corvallia Christian church. gan plant installed at church earlier but unreliable. Wasco Warehoum Co plans brick barrel flooring mill near The Dalles. 202 marriages and 22 divorces in Walla Walla County in 1900. Mocatello rail workers strike over engine switching. strike lasted two hours.
A testimonial details a patient who lingered between life and death during confinement. After writing to Dr. Pierce and using his medicines for several weeks, she reports renewed strength and substantial improvement in condition.
Allen G Thurman, son of the late president, faults Cleveland's reform plan while praising the current party organization. In a lengthy interview he argues the present approach is better and more popular than the Cleveland formula.
The pope plans a Latin ode to greet the new century and may ignore his physician's opposition to midnight mass. A paper ball announcing a six months jubilee in every diocese was published today.
On complaint by Miss Dora Fullerton of Hed Lodge W. FL Mover a banker and a state donator was arrested in Totte Mont on four charges of a result in the Chind degree. The girl alleges the banker attempted to bils her in his private office. The arrest caused a sensation as both families hold high positions. Meyer posted bonds for his appearance.
West Point war department inquiry into hazing of former Cadet Hoos continues this afternoon. The board is expected to finish this week and then return to Bristol Pennsylvania after the New Year to hear testimony for Booz supporters.
Dispatch from Maseru Basutoland says the Huntieh press General Dewet in the Ladybrand district. Dewet has not been heard from for several days and his objective point is unknown.
Werth eimer, a brienbrac dealer, sues Count Castellane for twelve thousand francs as testimony in Paris opens. Wertheimer’s counsel denounces Castellane as a knave and seeks immediate payment while awaiting court decision.
Reverend John Henry Cook, famed Black preacher, traveled to Hawaii to assess labor conditions for possible immigration. He praised the climate and wages and said he would report back to his people on the opportunities for his race. A Chinese disfranchisement meeting in Honolulu planned legal actions against the Treasury ruling. Opposition grows to making Molokal a national leper refuge, with locals preferring continued local control. The Mormon Church anniversary celebrations conclude as George Cannon arrives from Utah with followers native to the islands.
Crowe eluded arrest in a Portland hotel early this morning as a large party of editors and writers prepared to travel. Weatherred Mine Nallia Calor and Chaee Gore planned a multi city itinerary including New York and Portland for the International Tongue of Prev group. Mrs Weatherred, an Oregon executive committee member, coordinated trains and routes for the convention next year in Portland, with events spanning New York and Indianapolis.
Reports from the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange indicate light activity due to the Christmas holiday. Prices showed narrow ranges with New York opening at 70 and closing around 78. Markets noted higher book values and a weekly visible supply increase of 1,000, with corn down 674,000. Money stood at 5 percent as trading opened at 70 with a day range from 78 to 70 and close near 78.
Mr and Mrs W Buchanan traveling to Orn Dell Friday faced a cold wind. They wrapped their two month old Gauge for warmth but the infant died from exposure upon arrival. The community expresses sympathy. this marks a second similar incident in Udon county recently.
Receivers appointed to wind up the business of Baird a major iron company with mills and furnaces in Pennsylvania New York Virginia and New Jersey The firm faced estimated liabilities of 1 4 million and assets around 1 million The collapse reflects a steep drop in the iron market and the drop in demand across four states.
A mascot company plans a New Year celebration at Armory Hall featuring Jack Laweette and a phot war. Residents are invited to a weekend event with dancing, music, and novelty acts. The program includes clowns, cards, and an audience with electric stage effects.
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