10 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1902
Page
1
Reports from Groton detail the president's ailing son in critical pneumonia, with officials noting the crisis could span days. Updates describe a quiet White House, anxious telegrams, and officials comparing symptoms to a recently deceased student, while roiling Paterson and Chicago fire scenes add concurrent turmoil.
Madrid February 10 The cabinet has given the minister for foreign affairs authority to sign a treaty of friendship with the United States after it is endorsed by the council of state.
Bowling championship of Southern California opened today in Los Angeles as teams began competition on the Coliseum alleys. The event aims to decide the five man title though the program also includes additional class events and exhibitions.
Two men teams and individual bowlers compete as handsome trophies await winners. This inaugural big tournament on the Pacific Coast attracts attention from all devoted to the sport.
San Francisco reports an autopsy confirms death by strangulation after an anaesthetic. No new developments. Police have faint clues but nothing concrete. Missing John Bennett or Hawkins remains unresolved.
St Petersburg dispatch reports Count Lyoff Tolato gravely ill with pneumonia and heart failure in Moscow. The february update notes his condition remains critical despite treatment.
Miss Octavia Macon Wheaton daughter of Major General and Mrs Wheaton wed Frederick Hitchcock Morely of Colorado Springs in a quiet ceremony at St John s Church Washington attended by relatives and intimate friends. A later fashionable wedding tied Miss Helen Michener to Mr Griffin Halstead at St Thomas Church followed by a lavish reception at the bride s home.
A historical note describes how alum and plaster of Paris mixed with water yield a liquid that cools and hardens into a durable material useful for various construction and repair purposes.
The junior promenade, the universitys biggest social event, is held tonight in Madison. About 1000 invitations were issued to upperclassmen and alumni. Decorations fill the hall, a 50-piece orchestra will play, and a concert precedes the prom with patrons from leading Madison women and other Wisconsin points.
Detroit February 16 The City Savings Bank closed its doors with failure blamed on unlimited credit to street railway promoter Frank Andrews by the cashier his cousin without director approval. Andrews plans an assignment for over 2 million. The school board holds a half million in deposits and the failed bank shows a quarter million, with 914 dollars in overdrafts. Warrants for the arrest of Andrews and cashier Harry Andrews were issued.
New Orleans enters the carnival week with visitors from across the country flocking to see the royal flotilla aboard the royal yacht MexKing, the city's streets decked in livery, and a noon cannon salute signaling merriment. The Mystic Krewe of Proteus plans a grand pageant ending with a bell at the French Opera House.
New York market sparse on wheat with quiet activity through Saturday and end of week figures. Visible supply decreased by 1 063 000 bushels to 66 666 000, with year-ago totals noted. prices and stock indices reflect a muted trade across Liverpool New York and Chicago markets.
Protestant Episcopal churchmen from several regions joined in the consecration of the New Lady Chapel at St Mark's church Philadelphia on Feb 10. Bishop Nicholson of Milwaukee presided assisted by Rev A J Mortimer. The service featured elaborate music and the chapel was a memorial gift from Rodman Wanamaker in memory of his wife.
Washington February 10 Governor Taft testifies before the Philippine senate committee. He says a large part of his $20,000 annual salary is spent on residence upkeep and legal services, with little left after rent and costly accommodations in the Malacañan palace. He denies extravagance while noting high living costs and professional expenses in Manila.
A garbled note from Senator Teller outlines an amendment declaring that the United States intends independence for the Philippines. The text asserts the U S will establish a government suitable to Philippine needs and conditions, while maintaining control to prevent further interference.
Hibtham Mass February 10 Secretary Long said in an interview he will not resign while under fire and would be glad to be relieved when the pressure eases.
Michigan Anti Saloon League convenes in February to map statewide prohibition strategy amid a renewed campaign. Leaders from churches young people and various counties plan to attend to back local option votes in April elections.
Santos Dumont succeeds again at Monte Carlo with his airship, pushing forward in strong head winds. Vel. 10-Hantes Du mont conducts another trial to prove the balloon's ability to progress despite adverse weather conditions.
In New York on February 0 a false report circulated about Joe Leiter. The silent note clarifies Leiter has only a slight cold and denies any impact on the wheat market.
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