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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
2
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A summary of discrete items: Secretary Hitchcock faces internal pressure amid possible removal of Hermann. China Shebee declines Boxer indemnity on gold basis. J Pierpont Morgan seeks fast steamship link Manchester to the Far East. Tokar Company capital plans with New Jersey Secretary of State. Metropolitan Street Railway boosts wages for mailmen and conductors by service terms. Oregon forest superintendent retirement ends the office with ZB Ormeby leaving federal service. Belgian administration learns Lieutenant De Mazar and party were killed and eaten by cannibal tribe near Port Boni on Uganda frontier on June 14. college presidents’ pushback on mass plays prompts Penn coach Carl Williams to defend the system.
Hotel Pendleton lists include G W Asifoni Portland C Bedford Go W Hunt EH Burke Portland MB Nelson Weston J Burns Portham H Coston Spokane J F Griffin Idaho The Colden Rule FL J Gardner Portland Bartlett Drewsy RE Porter Meacham Thomas Beier Weston W H L Stoyer Albany J T Simpson Seattle IL Downer Spokane W Reford Spokane W D Marke Spokane J G Helfrich Spokane IL Le Paine Milton William T Huston city R Castro Portland State of Ohio Lucas County Frank J Cheney swears as owner of F J Cheney Co that firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreated case of catarrh Sworn before W Gleason Notary Public Dec 6 18 F J Cheney Co ads claim Cure details Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by all druggists
Willamette hopgrowers push for a state inspector of hops. The Japanese section house in Albany was broken into and robbed of $50. Company D of Woodburn won the recimental cup in marksmanship at Salem. Ed Lyons, the Grants Pass horse thief who escaped en route to jail, remains at large. J A Martin of Roseburg launches a massive sawmill project near Pearlview. Portland reports 309 saloons and $22,500 quarterly revenue. Oregon pioneer John Baker dies in Portland at 85. Efforts loom to move Columbian county seat from St Helens. Kenwick and Iron Mountain miners seek return to work. privations blamed. Josephine county placer mines run short of labor. ore scarce in southern Oregon. S B Hermann of Myrtle Point reports $400 of gold finds, others similar in the district. For sale brick building on Main Street with rent terms listed. ET. Wade.
A short tale from Umatilla county shows how advertising in county papers revived a lost cow. Dave Ingram searched in vain after losing a valuable cow. Eph Wilbur spotted a stray animal ad in La Grande papers, matched it to Ingram’s description, and notified him. The owner was restored, shattering doubts that ads pay.
On account of the National Live Stock Association the R. and N. will sell Kansas City excursion tickets for January 1 to 16 1903 with return good 30 days and top over privileges at 75 cents. A 12.50 extra fare via California return option is available. Tickets sold January 1 only. See ticket agent for details.
Notice describes Bly's Liquid Cream Balm as beneficial for nasal catarrh sufferers who spray instead of inhaling. It matches the Cream Balm in medicinal action and suits any atomizer, priced 75 cents with spraying tube. Sold by druggists and malted by Billy Brothers at 66 Warren Street New York. Also mentions canned goods at the Standard.
A bitter family quarrel culminated in a street duel on Front Street near the Esmond hotel in 1877. Powers mortally wounded his father in law Cornelius. Cornelius died next morning. Trial showed Powers brooded over imagined wrongs. Judge Caples led the case with defense by notable lawyers including George H. Williams.
Attention Socialists. All comrades are asked to meet with the Pendleton local next Sun at 2:30 PM in the Watson labor hall Despain block. Business of importance to be transacted. W. J. Keyes, Secretary. Now house to rent on West Court Street five rooms bathroom and cellar. Call at the Office BE.0.
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