11 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
1
A report outlines plans for a French education initiative in Chicago, aiming to establish an industrial college with public instruction support. Delegates including Maxime Ineros discuss site selection and the role of allied French universities, with Havre and Paris connections cited as future focus.
A fragmented report outlines arguments in the House committee meeting over Pacific Cables. Key figures like Johny Aglie American and Ward of the Company address opposition to the plan while Henry Wistness comments on future prospects and potential resolutions. The piece notes lingering controversy and possible circulation of a Maryland district resolution.
Reports indicate in Congress the next agenda item is the debate over the appropriation bill. The administration may press for quick action while committee leadership weighs executive considerations. The outcome remains uncertain as lawmakers prepare for a tense session.
Harvard athletics chief Mette confirms Oytte the famed Harvard tackle was ineligible during the annual Yale game last November. Cottata admitted to past bowling lessons and professional status. Also notes new Empire Line steamers Ohio and Pennsylvania for Manila service from San Francisco starting next month.
The Union Pack announces a multi‑million effort to improve the Southern Pacific line from Ogden to San Francisco this year. Plans include reducing grades, straightening curves, and upgrading ballast to speed service, with intermediate work at several points and a push toward the Los Angeles extension. Terminus remains at the western end with miles yet to be completed.
Ex president Vasquez is reported arrested in Nicaragua on a claim of inciting rebellion. The vessel arrest followed claims of attempted insurrection while Vasquez was aboard a steamer en route elsewhere.
The text states Mrs. McKinley is financially well off and will not need luxuries. It mentions Washington and a measure presumably about her finances but the passage is garbled with unreadable words.
The article notes a proposed appointment of Daniel Daniels as United States Marshal for Arizona. It describes factions within territorial politics and mentions Daniels’ reputed bravery at Bandok Crowe, with references to other political figures and potential successors amid a disputed nomination process.
New York January 1 reports Senator De pew and his bride, wed today, unable to reach town due to rough seas delaying the steamer Bridus on which they travel. The voyage faces weathered seas and uncertain arrival.
Fragmentary text indicates officials of the Panama Company tout a sale or litigation related to the Panama route. References to Frenchmen, officers, and a purchase by the United States appear, with unclear details and garbled names.
A fragment from a period article notes cabinet dinners in a home setting and reference to changes affecting the secretary of state and other offices. It mentions potentially mourning or formal observances and hints at ongoing political or ceremonial arrangements through winter.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a 19th or early 20th century wartime inquiry about German ships and their movements near Went Indian waters. The text is garbled, but mentions German vessels, Venezuela, and tracing water routes in a wartime context. No definitive names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Report by J L Ray and Co indicates volatile wheat prices across major exchanges in New York Chicago and Liverpool with small daily range. Week exports remain uncertain as domestic demand grows and reserves tighten while rates hold low.
In New York a frouting reception is promised for Sous and his band who begin their twentieth annual American tour with a nonenade concert tonight at the Twenty second Regiment armory. The band recently returned from England after a huge success. Annie Hewithy, 27, entered the Amon ewe factory and fatally shot Jennie Gagnon, 24, then killed herself. jealousy over a young man's affections was cited.
The Peoples Bank at Euclid Avenue Cleveland suspended operations this morning triggering a general assignment. The bank's last statement showed total resources of 260 dollars and 177 thousand dollars in individual deposits. The expected report may reveal more about the bank's condition.
Bt Louk arrival of a board member and accompanying officers for a Purchase Exposition event. Mire Froese and Mrs Gould to host reception at their residence this evening for attendees from the Raped toy company and their wives.
New York engineer Jobs Wisker who commanded the enemy train that telescoped the Norwalk express in the New York Central tunnel was released from custody today on a $10,000 bond. The crash killed 16 passengers and injured many more, while investigators review the circumstances of the incident.
A fragmentary item references a powder labeled Rota Baring with 000 100, and mentions William BT and Amiw Yorm in unclear context. The readable portion suggests a product or preparation with these names, but full details are unavailable in the fragment.
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