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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1904
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows a collage of titles and names including The Rogue's March, Garden of Eden, Gallegher and Other Stories, and references to Roswell I. Lelandele. The readable text hints at a literary roundup or catalog page with author and title snippets, with unclear context and garbled lines.
Pendleton Feb 20 Deputy Fish and Game Warden A W Nye warns ditch and mill race owners in Umatilla county to screen diverting channels by March 10 1904 or face enforcement. He cites heavy annual fish losses to irrigation systems and urges compliance while noting Burns Canyon City stage robbery suspect Tom O'Brien bonded at Canyon City.
Baker City press lauds the Olympian Opera Company for staging The Chimes of Normandy at Fraser tonight. The Baker City Democrat notes the company’s lively performance drew a full house, praising English opera and the troupe’s execution.
A review notes the performance's melodic harmony and many dramatic moments. It praises Seaimans and his acting troupe, highlights Misa Eleator Jenking on Goer maine as the evening’s hit, and commends Lottie Kendall as Serponette for her voice and stage presence. The piece also mentions The Rosemary as a featured operatic work and references The Battle of Prague as a popular instrumental selection from early Victorian England.
Howard Kyle will perform Rose Mary at the Fraser on February 2. The piece, a pretty story by Louis N Parker and Murray Carson, popular in its day, was kept on Broadway by Charles Frohman at the Empire Theater for an entire season.
A fragmented reminiscence sketches a modish woman seeking Julian Rix's advice on coats of arms for whist counters. The piece shifts to Canal history, noting early British canals in Lincolnshire, Henry I's 1134 project, and the 18th century canal mania driven by Duke of Bridgewater and James Brindley.
A story recalls Emperor Nicholas I of Russia asking Franz Liszt to play. Liszt continued after a pause when the czar spoke to an aide de camp. Liszt quipped that when the emperor speaks, all must be silent, and the music resumed.
A dialogue from the Chicago Revond-Huruld shows the captain of industry questioning affection for his daughter. The duke retorts that sentimentality is unnecessary at his age, implying practicality over romance in aristocratic matters.
A fragment from a Baker City Oregon dated September 1903 notes a long time tobacco user who stopped smoking and chewing about three months ago. The speaker claims general health improved after trying the treatment and endorses the product. Starbird is mentioned as a name associated with the testimonial.
Indianapolis hosts the Allegheny Industrial Association conference as manufacturers unite to push open shop amid anti labor bills. President D M Parry urges open shop for national economic health, vows to fight anti injunction and eight hour measures in Congress. Participants plan Washington trip and telegram campaigns to secure support.
An 1903 San Francisco letter to Fulton compounds promoters assertsBrights disease and diabetes are curable in many cases. It cites Edward Short recovered from diabetes and other staff members, plus an ex supreme judge, as proof, urging publishers to announce the claim widely.
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