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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
8
Dindinger Wilson Co Firm Adopts Cleaver Bros Heritage
In an advertisement the firm AT Dindinger Wilson & Co. presents itself as successor to Cleaver Bros. The notice lists a phone contact Black 91 and emphasizes ongoing services under the longtime local business lineage.
Mining activity eyed in Sumpter region next spring
J A Howard returns from Lawton and Sumpter predicting the brightest Oregon mining outlook in years. He notes deeper development, copper mine shutdowns elsewhere, and a rush of capital to gold properties led by Red Boy Mines. Eastern Oregon districts expect strong spring activity and large output across companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Howard
Lawton
Sumpter
Oregon
Howard
Red Boy Gold Mines Company
Pendleton Baseball Seeks League Amid Signing Delays
Pendleton baseball supporters push to form a regional league with neighboring towns but face a snag with Walla Walla manager Sharpstein who fears dates with the league would limit outside engagements. Negotiations continue for several good players, with practice already underway in Whitman and early games planned with Washington Agricultural College Idaho and Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpstein
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Mr. Sharpstein
Whitman
The
Walla Walla Union
Allen
Charles Dement
Geo. Marquis
Marcus
Washington Agricultural College
University of Idaho
Washington University
Athena
Dayton
Matlock to Visit Skagway for Mining Plans
William Matlock will travel to Skagway soon to discuss developing mines, a move he often pursues with his partners William Beagle and Captain Sperry. He plans to meet them in Portland and return, likely by June, depending on partner arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matlock
Skagway
Pendleton
Matlock
Alaska
Mr. Matlock
William Beagle
Captain Sperry
Imported English Shire and Percheron Stallions For Sale
One week sale in Pendleton offering 11 head of Percheron and Shire stallions, 2 to 6 years old, 1800 to 2100 pounds, imported from the Old Country. Stallions registered in English French and American books. See Froome's livery stable opposite Hotel Pendleton. E. B. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Old Country
Froome
Hotel
E. B. Hill
Notable visitors in town from multiple towns and regions
A roundup of residents and visitors arriving or departing including Robert Watt and S. B. Net from Alba, Charles McLean and W. E. Bond from Athena, S. White from Freewater, M. 8. Howe from Stockton California, Fred Waite heading to Dayton for a gun club tournament, L. Mustard and son Harvey to Thurman Iowa to see Mustard's father after 22 years, J. W. Maloney back from Baker City district Knights of Pythias meeting, J. H. Robbins the Sumpter mayor and Red Boy Mines treasurer socializing, Mrs Al Lerant joining brother W. E. Rose for the summer, Claude Engle returning from Heppner to join Brock & McComas in Pendleton, James McWilliams returning from Nebraska City with his son, Joseph McCarthy rejoining Tacoma Eleven, F. N. Norton leaving for Portland after a Walla Walla and Spokane trip, E. M. Lyons from St Joe store back from Kalispell with notes on snow, prosperity, and liveliness in Kalispell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watt
S. B. Net
Alba
Charles McLean
W. E. Bond
Athena
S. White
Freewater
Howe
Baltemore & Howe
Stockton
Cal
Fred Waite
Dayton
Wash
L. Mustard and Son
Harvey
Thurman
Iowa
W. E. Rose
Leland
Claude Engle
Heppner
Siocum Drug Company
Brock & McComas Company
Pendleton
James McWilliams
Umatilla County
Nebraska City
Neb
Joseph McCarthy
Northwest
Tacoma
F. N. Norton
Walla Walla
Spokane
Portland
E. M. Lyons
St. Joe
Kalispel
Mont
Lyons
Mrs Barbara Smith Stricken By Paralysis In Weston
Mrs Barbara Smith of Weston suffered a stroke of complete paralysis this morning. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Juumas Moorehouse long time Weston residents she attempted to go into a rear room when the attack occurred. Her recovery is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Barbara Smith
Horse Epidemic Halts Illinois Corn Belt Plowing
A serious epidemic cripples horse herds in Illinois corn belt. Farmers forego thousands of acres of cultivation as teams are unavailable. Efforts shift to importing mules for spring plowing, with buyers seeking immediate shipments. Export-fed horses are diverted to pasture to meet home demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Corn Belt
They Still Name the Cook Custom at Dinners
The piece describes a unique dining tradition found in one other court besides Britain. When each dish is served at a royal dinner the cook’s name is announced to credit the person behind the dish. It traces to King George II, whose favored cook rose to chief, provoking jealousy and prompting the king to order the cook’s name be announced aloud with each course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
George II
Monkey descent and effort to rise again joke in Washington Stor
An exchange between an orangutan and a chimpanzee remarks on human descent from primates. The orangutan notes humans are descended from a monkey while the chimpanzee adds that some people try hard yet end up making a fool of themselves. Washington Stor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stor
Machinery digs foundations for St Louis World’s Fair
All foundation trenches for the World’s Fair at St Louis are dug by a mounted excavator on a wagon gearing. Eight horses pull the machine as it moves along digging earth and elevating it into a chute. Earth is dumped into wagons running alongside. When a wagon fills another takes its place and digging continues without interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cruel Bird Singing Contests Ended by RSPCA Action
The report notes brutal methods once used in England to force birds to sing, including piercing eyes with a redhot needle and waving objects to provoke noise. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals issued summonses to offenders, helping stamp out the cruel practice across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charlincries
Royal Society For the Prevention of
Pearson’s
Sept dates tie Oliver Cromwell to 1599 1658
The article notes Sept 3 as Cromwell’s birth and death dates and links eight as a fatal motif in Stuart history. It lists 1388 1488 1588 1988 1788 as key death or dethronement years connected to monarchs. It hints at Jacobite end and related intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver Cromwell
Dunbar
Worcester
Robert Ir
James Ll
Roxburghe Castle
Mary
Queen of Scots
Fotheringay
James VII
England
Bonny Prince
Charlie
Rome
Jacob
Ajax the Angora Cat Leads Double Life
A playful Chicago Tribune excerpt describes Horace and his wife discovering their Angora cat Ajax secretly visiting the Robinsons daily for feeding and attention. The wife laments the feline’s eightteenth outing, noting the cat’s social escapades have multiplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Ajax
Angora Cat
The
Robinsons
Chicago Tribune
Japan to host world’s fair in 1094
A historical note states Japan will acquire global attractions and host a world’s fair in the year 1094, signaling a major cultural and industrial showcase. The remark frames Japan’s expanding influence and interest in international exhibitions, implying national pride and progress themes of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faiast
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Black 91
J. A. Howard
Shaw
Treasury Department
Pendleton Baseball
Typewriter
Tallman & CO
W. F. Matlock
SRUG
Harrop
Pendleton Shoe Co
Red
Main St
Sinnirud
Coincidences of Daten
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
East
Alta Street
Pendietos
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