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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1903

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New Policy Ends Out-of-Office Land Contests in Walla Walla

A new ruling directs all land contest cases in the Walla Walla district to be heard and decided at the United States land office. The change, linked to Roosevelt policy, ends in-office hearings outside the federal office, aims to streamline contests and curb frivolous claims while increasing costs for witnesses and travel for participants.

United States Mater Walia Walia United States Land Office Roosevelt Thomas Mosgrovt Y. C. Blalock J. M. Hill Joseph L. Mohindra Dayton Uncle Sam

King County Grand Jury Backs Municipal Transit in Brooklyn

The county grand jury reported on Brooklyn traction facilities and urged annulling the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company franchises. It recommends city ownership and operation of surface and elevated lines, arguing municipal control would quickly cut fares to one cent.

King County Grand Jury Brooklyn New York Brooklin Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company

High Water Delays W C R Chinook Winds Travel

Persistent chinook winds melted snow flooding the W C R line between Pendleton and Helix. Train service was halted briefly as track between here and Pasco washed out in spots and the Helix flat submerged under two to three inches of water. By morning the water receded and repairs allowed traffic to resume with little delay.

Helix Pendleton Pasco

Fireman Injured by Rock Hurl From Bluffs Near Yoakum

A 10 pound rock loosened by recent rains fell from rock bluffs near Horseshoe curve two miles east of Yoakum station as No 6 train passed. It crashed through the cab window and injuring a fireman who stayed on the engine until Umatilla, after which he was sent to his home in La Grande.

Raina Rolle Rock Bluffspear Horseshoe Curve Yoakum Station Umatilla la Grande

Greene takes active command and cleans police ranks

General Greene became New York police commissioner and assumed command by summoning all inspectors, suspending five captains and two inspectors, and transferring officers across the tenderloin district. He pledged personal responsibility for all actions of the force, aiming to loosen the toughest precincts.

New York Greene Partridge Tenderloin

Miners Condemned as Coal Shortage Looms

New York report states coal carriers and dealers blame miners for a looming three day acute coal shortage nationwide. A Delaware, Lackawanna & Western official says strikers drew public support during idle time, now the public must scramble for coal or go without as miners allegedly care little.

New York Cosa Coal Department Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad

Odell Re inaugurated First NY Governor to Succeed Himself

Albany Jan 1 W H Odell was reinaugurated as governor of New York in imposing ceremonies. He becomes the first Republican governor in state history to succeed himself.

New York Albany N. Y W. H. Odell

Mrs Clark Dead Mother of the Million Dollar Baby

Mrs Clark, mother of the so called million dollar baby, died in Butte Montana this morning after a fever began in December following the birth of the child. The baby is reported healthy and vigorous.

Butte Mont WA. Clark, Jr

Miners Killed and Rescued After Russian Mine Explosion

News from St. Petersburg reports a coal mine blast at Bakhmoot killing 58 miners and entombing 21 for five days before rescue. The incident highlights the dangers faced by workers in Russian mining operations during this period.

Russia St. Petersburg Bakhmoot

New Sleeping Car Service Between Spokane and Pendleton

O R N company announces new sleeping car service on the Pendleton Spokane trains starting today and ongoing thereafter. No. 7 reaches Pendleton at 6 45 PM and departs at 8 15 AM, with daylight runs but strong Pullman interest noted by patrons.

Spokane Pendleton O. R. & N. Company Pullman Por

Coroner Jury Reports Collision Cause at Wanstead

Wyoming Ontario Jan 1 The coroner s jury examining the Wanstead wreck that killed 28 on December 26 finds the collision was caused by wrong orders at Watford No 5. The verdict apportions no clear responsibility between operator Carson and dispatcher Kerr and highlights the 16 year old night operator James Troyer at King s Court Junction as a key factor in the inquiry.

Wyoming Ont Wanstead Arthur W. Ricketts Watford Carson Kerr No. 5 P Tor King's Court Junction James Troyer King’s Court Junction Troyer Strathroy Yary Troyer London Simplt Uty Grand Trunk W. W. Pope

Imperial troops desert amid mobilization reports

Shangtai reports a military officer arrived from Kan Su province to procure war munitions and supplies for the imperial commander. He states Kan Su troops and a Muslim majority await Tune Pub Siung’s signal to march on Pekin. Dowager Empress and Prince Tuan widely expected to cooperate with Tung Fu State with Mongol support.

Shangtai Jon Kan Su Kan Sn

Missionaries Ordered to Leave Sian Fu Region

In Pekin on January 1 officials notified missionaries in the Sian Fu region to prepare to depart if needed. The guidance urged women and children be sent to safe ports.

Sian Fu China Pekin

Garment Workers' Scale Signed By City Unions

In Chicago on December 31 the United Garment Workers of America local union and the Wholesale Tailors Association signed a contract effective immediately through March 1, 1904. The wage scale sets weekly pay at 20 dollars for salt cutters, 16 dollars for trouser cutters, and 14 dollars for coatmakers, with six paid holidays, no work on Labor Day, overtime rules, and arbitration for disputes.

Chicago United Garment Workers of America Wholesale Tailors’ Association Winton

Crowning Event Of Durbar In Delhi Unfolds In Splendor

Delhi January 1 The crowning event of the durbar occurred this morning as King Edward was proclaimed emperor of India and the oaths of fealty were sworn by native rulers. The display was exceedingly lavish, reportedly four times the cost of London’s coronation, with Lord Curzon presiding from a central throne as festivities extend over ten days.

Delhi Edward India London Lord Curzon Aldes

Liner Overdue From Southampton With Sousa Aboard

The American Niner St. Louis is due since yesterday afternoon and has not arrived. Among the notable passengers aboard is the conductor Sousa.

St. Louis Sousa Southampton

Mystery in Freewater Shooting at Kelly Kelly Saloon

In Freewater on Christmas night a fusillade shattered the Kelly Kelly saloon scattering shots through the stove and windows. No one was injured and no arrests have been made though officers continue to investigate. a shooter vanished into the crowd and no one can name the guilty party.

Freewater

Most Brilliant Reception at the White House

The Marine Band played patriotic pieces as the diplomatic corps led by Von Holleben entered the reception at the White House. President Roosevelt and wife greeted invited guests while Colonel Bingham introduced each visitor. The event ended with Diplomatic Breakfast hosted by Secretary Hay.

Washington, Jan White House National Capitol Bingham Roosevelt Marine Band Diplomatic Corps von Holleben Pauncefote Hay

Scotty Anderson Charged With Murder in Walla Walla

In Walla Walla Scotty Anderson faces attempted murder charges after a Christmas Eve knife attack on Ed Palmer in a local saloon. Palmer was hospitalized with multiple head wounds. Anderson awaits trial after a preliminary hearing before Justice Glassfield. Also reported: Alvah Kennett and Anna M. Martin wed in Superior Court chambers, and Inland Empire Produce Co moves to a new building on Royer Avenue near the W & C railroad. Revival services continue nightly at the Methodist Episcopal church South led by Rev. Hanson and visiting ministers.

Scotty” Anderson Walla Walla Scotty" Anderson Anderson Ed Palmer Palmer Glassfield Alvah Kennett Anna M. Martin Brents Superior Court Kilikitat County Croom Inland Empire Produce Company Alder Street Huntnesa Royer Avenue

Cracker Creek Pact Seeks Sale of Arctic Mine Line

The Cracker Creek pact offered the North Pole mine three years ago for 600000 dollars. It holds 6000 feet on the mother lode and is now valued at about twenty million. The adjoining North Pole mine has 4941 feet on the same lode with six tunnels totaling 2200 feet, all ore. We anticipate in under three years of work a mine as valuable as the North Pole.

Cracker Creek Pacts North Pole Mother Lode Borth Pole

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