18 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1902
Page
1
The Feb. 18 issue notes a proposed Swiss tariff targeting U S imports. Shoe taxes climb from 12 80 to 175 per 200 pounds and European shoes see higher rates. Preserved foods and animal fats like bacon and lard face 100 percent increases, while agricultural machinery duties rise 33 percent.
Washington February testimony before the Philippines committee by Governor Taft touched on army fears after Samar killings and his stance that the anti sedition law aimed to prevent war by curbing calls for independence.
During the Butler election contest hearing before the House elections committee, attorney William Fisse argued the Missouri Supreme Court favors Republicans over Democrats. He claimed the court never renders fair decisions when party lines split. The remarks came from St. Louis sources.
Jesa February 18 The work of rescuing the bodies of victims of the quake continues. Over bodies thus far have been taken from the ruins. Loubet's term half over February 18 Emile Loubet president of the French republic com the first half of his term today having assumed the reins February 18 1899 for six years. The president reminded of the anniversary by receipt of many messages of congratulation both by mail and wire will be sixty four years old in de fe and is in the enjoyment of did health.
Point Comfort Virginia February 18 officials announce Air Line railway will rate its through sleeping car between Point Comfort and Jacksonville Florida via Richmond, with limited service likely. The move aims to ease travel for Northern tourists heading to Florida.
Milington February 18 a message from the president recommends that Richmond P Hobson be retired from the Senate. A bill has been introduced proposing retirement pay and cites Hobson's alleged health decline.
Charles Tiffany, a member of the famous family, died suddenly today in York while out for a drive. The report notes he had been ill recently with pneumonia.
Lord Roseberry received a tremen dous ovation at a Liberal demonstration in London as he announced opposition to handing Treland to a Parliament hostile to imperial unity. He said the Irish problem had changed him during five years away and urged Irish alienation from opponents of the empire.
Des Moines hosts a major Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers association convention formally opening. Four-year growth has grown its membership to include leading hardware men across the state. Officers: President W A McIntire Ottumwa, Vice President EK Penrose Tama, Secretary W H Keating Ottumwa, Treasurer George Lister Manchester. The opening session heard reports on finances and flourishing affairs as the agenda runs through Thursday with topics from Credits to Trusts and their relation to the retail dealer.
New York report says Jeffries is better this morning and hopes to leave for California next week to begin training for the fight with Fits Simmons.
Montreal February 18 curlers from far and near gathered for the opening of the biennial bonspiel. Early judging suggests a highly successful event in the Dominion as contests begin to determine the Governor General prize and the Jubilee trophy with matches running through Friday.
Greensboro plans a three to four day gathering of carpet buyers and dealers. A concurrent elaborate carpet and rug exhibition will be held, touted as the first of its kind in the United States.
In Montgomery on February 18 trustees of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute discuss selecting a new president to follow the late Dr William Le Roy Brown. The meeting generates speculation with several prominent educators named as possible successors.
Norfolk on February 18 reported a false claim that ex-President Cleveland had been accidentally shot while duck hunting. The notice clarifies there was no truth to the rumor and no incident occurred.
Chicago mayor issues orders prohibiting boxing before unorganized clubs, effectively closing the fighting game. Only organized exhibitions occur at the Chicago Athletic Club.
Washington Feb 18 Secretary Root proposes consolidating the supply and pay services into a single department with a major general as head, abolishing the inspector general, and creating a general staff led by the commanding general. The plan aims to promote capable noncommissioned officers to commissioned ranks and streamline promotions. Wellington attacks imperial policy in Senate and questions U.S. Philippine occupation while praising Admiral Sedley and defending Santiago victory.
Helena Mont Feb 18 Waite a well known Northwest character and one of Senator Clark's chief lieutenants during the last campaign shot himself this morning. Heavy losses at gambling are believed to be the cause of the act.
Delegations from the Woman's Suffrage Association appeared before House and Senate committees in Washington to plead for woman suffrage. Susan B Anthony led speakers asserting women deserve the right to be heard by the Senate, equating their cause with rights of Filipinos Porto Ricans and Hawaiians.
Salem February 18 Colonel N B Knight father of Portia Knight who recently returned from London where he settled the Manchester case dropped dead in his hotel this morning. He was a prominent business and military figure with ties to the Manchester case settlement and Portia Knight.
Chicago peers a proposed 18 A permit for a towering structure at Dearborn and Monroe. The plan calls for a six story building costing 3 million dollars to house a 8000 worker operation. The project would rank as the world’s largest office building upon completion.
Washington reports the permanent Census Bureau bill moved through the Senate on Monday, marking a milestone for federal statistical agencies. The measure outlines long term structural support and oversight for national data collection and analysis.
A wartime diplomatic dispatch notes Great Britain and Japan pursuing a significant alliance. Officials in London and Washington weigh the potential shifts in balance of power, banking on a pact to deter adversaries. Diplomats foresee varied regional effects while governments push ahead with national interests and strategic leverage.
New York market notes show mixed prices with wheat and corn movements in Chicago and San Francisco. Text mentions Liverpool prices and closing levels around the 84% area for New York wheat, with a general sense of lower overall stock values and market activity in multiple regions.
In Washington on February 1, officials report a demand for the resignation of the recently named United States marshal Den Panivels of Amiwons. Daniels provides an explanation regarding the alleged prison record, deemed not satisfactory.
Heath Bend Indiana February 18 The entire working force of the Singer Sewing Machine Company plant quit in sympathy with thirty foundrymen whose wages were cut. About 1000 men are affected by the stoppage.
Ban Francisco February inquest into Nora Fuller’s death started with the brother testifying all morning. No new developments emerged on the first day of hearings.
Fire at Milan Creek Sanitarium Endangers hundreds of patients as flames erupt quick, trapping residents. Many rescued by guards and staff. one Elderade, Arkansas patient fatally injured with others severely hurt. Estimated losses near $1 million. over 1 000 people were inside when the blaze began. Police and officials search the ruins for missing patients.
In Haredona on February 12 unrest paralyzes Barcelona as mobs roam the streets looting food and milk. Only a few shops operate while gangs target pedestrians and delaying relief. Three killed and 28 injured as authorities deploy troops to restore order.
Paris reports that on February 14 Hantoe Dumont is set for a serious outcome after a ducking incident linked to the collapse of his ability. Authorities note the case centers on a potentially critical outcome and ongoing investigation.
Washington February 18 184 The Senate agreed to take a vote on the Philippine tariff bill on Monday afternoon. The action ends the debate on the issue and commits the chamber to a final decision.
Des Moines, Feb 18. Important results attach to the Iowa Coal Operators association meeting in private session at Kirkwood. The issue is to decide the operators stance on the miners forthcoming scale next month. It is generally believed miners will demand a 6 to 10 cent increase.
Washington February 18. The reception and entertainment committee released the official program for Prince Henry's visit. The itinerary remains substantially the same as previously announced.
Los Angeles reports Mayor Snyder vetoed the Huntington-Hellman syndicate street railway franchises granted by the council recently. The veto interrupts a plan affecting the city’s transit control and could delay street railway developments in the area.
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