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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1904
Page
2
An advertisement asserts kidney and bladder trouble afflict both women and men, causing misery and affecting mind, ambition, and vigor. It promotes Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton NY as the remedy, offering sample bottles and pamphlet information.
Emil Tatterman, a Finnish sailor, was convicted in New York of murdering Sarah Martin in a case described as one of the city’s most brutal. The trial drew widespread attention as details emerged of the crime and its impact on local residents.
Local grange organized near La Grande. Multnomah County party leaders plan a prohibition convention this Saturday. Colfax man George Meintarf jailed for beating his mother to death while drunk. George S Dow, 65, Utah prison warder, died in Salt Lake Saturday. New mail route at Thomas post office Linn County to start in April. Walla Walla to host a 20 worker weeded factory this spring led by Ben Holt. In Columbia County Democrats Republicans Socialists and Prohibitionists each issue tickets. Bodies of miners William Dwyer and Isaac Abrahams not recovered at Minnie Healy mine Butte. Student crowd pelting Lee Cannon with rotten eggs. Cannon shot Frank Hill in Drain with a pistol. Peter Keller, thought insane, arrested Ashland for attempting to burn Mr A H Russell residence. three tries in one week.
Athena news notes fi nese-Child burn case and cattle market activity. Mrs Davin seriously ill. Ex-Marshal Gholaoniali hospitalized. Visitors return to Fairhaven Athena. Updates on residents Elen Rosengweig and families travel, homesteads near Estopia Waal. Mrs Stafford travels to Devisburg to attend grandchild’s illness. Rev Crawford and Mrs Recoil host guests followed by local moves to Fairhaven. Stewart buys cattle, Jennie Mays and Miss Burner visit. Mrs Davis ill. Ex-Marshal Gholaon worsening. Becomes a crowded local notice with multiple names and moves.
Two men, C Harriman and W B Mynatt, are jailed for complicity in dynamiting the Long Creek Ranger office two weeks ago. Editor CE Coe of the Ranger faced threats but continued publishing, with the last issue rescued from wreckage. Detective BH Selvage cites damaging evidence as investigations proceed amid local tension.
A long list of hotel arrivals names many individuals and cities including J M Bedell Spokane Portland and San Francisco. The piece also reports on Idaho supreme court action striking down licensing of peddlers and solicitors as unconstitutional, a runaway incident leading to a leg ulcer cured by Hucklen's Arctic Salve, and Rawhide Gold Mining Company's suit for 600000 damages against the Jamestown Mineral Union.
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as the cure for hair loss by attacking the root cause. It claims prominent letters prove its efficacy and calls it the “toast of it” in a delightful dressing. It lists the Herpicide Co. Detroit and a Tampa agent for distribution.
A Siberian commerce note from RT Greener cites Russian postal reforms starting Jan 1, 1901, postpay rules, and forced in-person deliveries. It describes rail and sea transport costs, labor shifts at Vladivostok mines, and assorted capital plans including Baikal springs exploitation and Harbin meat and dairy ambitions. The missive also mentions rail telegraph changes in St Petersburg and a Saxon trade venture near Lake Baikal.
Notice warns all individuals owing money to W. T. Boynton to come forward and settle debts. Message notes a division of groups and directs settlement of sums owed to avoid further action.
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