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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1901
Page
2
A fragmented 1001 era clipping discusses a large fire in Oregon with sparse details. It mentions a fire team and a weekly update schedule, highlighting household impacts and ongoing containment efforts.
A historical notice marks Lincoln's February 12 birth date and praises his character and service. It traces Lincoln ancestry to New England Lincolns and Norfolk England origins, arguing the lineage supports his stature among America's great leaders.
Oregon seeks strong participation in the Pan American exposition at Buffalo to showcase products for Latin American and domestic markets. The Bureau of American Republics has developed a broad program to promote inter American trade, with Buffalo as a prime opportunity for expanding export lines.
The scene at the Capitol involves Senator Jones and a Humane Society officer debating a horse collar fit as a driver accuses poor care. Senator Blackburn and Senator Daniel joke about Washington not lying, while a separate claim grows over window damage from a blast near Mrs. Reuters home. General Grover Cohen approves the claim flow toward the secretary of war.
Gen Miles, in a corduroy suit and worn slouch hat, played golf at Chevy Chase links near Washington with a black caddie observing. He repeatedly swung at a ball to mixed results while a bystander noted his effort to win approval. Separately, Private Maier of Company D. Fourth Infantry, was sentenced to three years in the Philippines for subordination. Secretary Root reduced it to one year after Maier appealed. Senator Jones of Arkansas chairs a committee on aid to veterans.
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