02 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
1
Fragmented 19th century newspaper text describes an engine blast causing multiple fatalities and injuries, with bystanders and workers among the casualties. It notes that several workers died, others were fatally or seriously hurt, and panic and chaos followed as people escaped from the debris. Further fragments reference a church explosion and political notes, tying to a broader page of chaotic reports.
Arrangements completed for the trial of Charles F. Neely accused of embezzling a large sum from the Havana post office nearly two years ago. The case will be called Saturday before Cuba's highest tribunal with a native prospector and witnesses from the United States arriving this week. The U S government will not send a representative. Costs are expected to be heavy. Rathbone the former Havana postmaster will be tried soon after Neelys trial.
London audiences await the initial performance of Syviiney Groundy s new play Frocks and Frill at the Haymarket theater tonight. Charvhes Frohman has secured the American rights and will produce it in New York soon.
In Philadelphia on January 2, Miss Elixe Fouter Cassatt daughter of A J Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, wed W Plunket Stewart of Baltimore at noon. The ceremony was one of the season’s most notable weddings.
Frederick Md Jan 2 George Riley an escaped one armed railroad tunnel boaster was placed on trial today in the circus court on the charge of murder. He killed John Ryan at Edgeville last August and fled to Pittsburg where he was afterward arrested.
Reports from the leavy department say Admiral Sampson's condition worsens with arteries hardening and reduced blood flow. Physicians warn death could come at any time, causing widespread concern among officials and the public.
Berlin reports severe Arab famine conditions with farmers flocking to towns and some forced to eat dogs to stave off starvation. Cletresa among Arabs is described as most serious amid widespread hunger and desperation.
Montgomery reports a court martial involving Lieutenant Colonel Kyle of the National Guard and another officer over alleged indiscipline. The dispute traces to the Spanish American War with both sides backed by supporters and factional lines forming around the case.
In Waco on January 2 the colored Masons met in a preliminary session led by Grand Master John W. McKinney to discuss plans for a state home for orphans and widows. Several cities have applied for the proposed institution and another meeting will be held before final selection.
Chicago honors Rabbi B. Feleonthal on his eightieth birthday with congratulations nationwide. One of America's best known Jewish rabbis, he led Reform Jewish work in the West and served long at Congregation Alon before retiring from active ministry.
Indianepelin and colleagues hold a state committee meeting today as new members prepare for an upcoming campaign. Interest centers on Fairman and the lone avowed candidate A S Jackson of Greenfold, with others like William O Virlen of Lawrenceburg and Stephen Ho Fleming of Fort Wayne mentioned in relation to the race.
Market report from New York and Chicago on January 2 shows mixed grains and futures. Wheat and corn moved with higher opens and varied closes. sugar and other commodities noted but specifics are fragmented due to OCR.
Nashville Jan 2 The Southern Milners Veterinary Medical and Surgical Association holds its first regular meeting today in Nashville. In its two months of existence the group has shown gratifying growth in membership. The president is E. B. Downing of Maine and the secretary P. M. Stourfaugh of Almont.
The Stendin Slee Car company of Pittstown, Pa, has applied for a charter, forming a new firm with initial capital of 2,000,000 and 9 percent paid in. J. P. Hansen, formerly chief engineer of the Pressed Steel Car Co, will lead the enterprise which plans plant construction and a production capacity of finished cars, targeting operation by early next year.
Financial distress grips a Cleveland syndicate as banks take absolute control over its dealings in telephone and railroad ventures. Everett & Moore faced inability to raise funds, prompting a local committee to oversee securities holdings and immediate actions. The move comes amid rapid shifts in the firm’s equity and alleged liquidity issues.
Governor Shaw travels from Chicago to Washington on January 2 for talks with President Roosevelt and D. Gage. He declines to discuss the Ananeialine matter.
Unclear dispatch from Kiev and Kabul describes a bomb explosion at the palace of a high official in Paris on January 2. Journal text is damaged with missing names and exact details, but the incident is framed as a palace attack with uncertain motive.
A man identified as Michel Muy Murphy was shot in an alley near a saloon and died at a focal hospital. Officers heard the shot, found him on the saloon steps with two wounds, and the suspect will provide information as authorities investigate the crime.
The New York case reaches a conclusion as Perry Belmont secures a favorable ruling in the federal court. Details from the decision outline the key points of the legal contest and its implications.
About 300 residents of a Morton home fled into the street after smoke poured from a basement fire early in the morning. Keith's theater next door feared damaged as authorities fought the blaze, which was eventually controlled at an estimated loss of 470,000.
A large blaze at Durrant destroyed a business quotation, with Lt Jon responding and initial estimates placing the loss at around $200,000. Fire crews worked to control the flames and prevent further damage to the area.
Porchevic entered the residence of State Senator J. K. Cochrane in Williamsport last night and stole jewelry valued at 7000 dollars. Police seek the suspect, with no injuries reported.
In Walla Walla County during the year, 2 thirty three divorces were granted, about two per month. Marriages were solemnized at listed dates: February 2, February 16, March 18, April 14, May 17, June 14, July, August 15, September 15, October 18, November 21, December unknown. Last year the marriage record showed marriages.
In Butlin Montana a drunken section foreman Sullivan killed his daughter and wounded his wife Tuesday night. A special train from here with Jeeters ray crashed into a ditch near Jancings Montana, killing the eighnecer and injuring the brakeman and doctor.
Floods rage across Rogland’s western and northern regions inundating many homes. Local authorities report widespread damage as water levels rise, urging residents to seek higher ground and aiding relief efforts.
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt greet a large crowd in the White House Hall of the Chief during New Year calls. Diplomatic corps, cabinet members, and officials mingle as the president exchanges handshakes, with Mrs. Roosevelt nearby and ceremonial pomp filling the scene.
A draft notice describes Miss Posevelt's much anticipated debut at the White House, expected to be the gayest social event since 1874. It mentions invitations to Grant relatives and details of arrival and formal reception planned for the social world.
In a grueling match described as an uphour endurance contest, the Turk Nieuwah defeated French wrestler Keoul Cahors after two long hours with no fall. Chiavhey Wilke will decide the wrestler who has demonstrated clear superiority.
In a company meeting the directors were authorized to raise capital stock. the plan aims at boosting the firm’s operations. The article notes a 200,000 plus volume for the year and compares it to similar concerns, with the company showing strong performance and stated dividends.
Washington dispatches report from Constantinople state Mise Stone and Mine Tallka were alive and well on December 2 seeking to verify their status. No further details on negotiations or potential outcomes were available as of January 2.
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