29 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
1
The text describes communities observing McKinley Day with public and parochial exercises. The city marked the anniversary with memorials, closings, and ceremonies at the late president’s home and in public spaces. wreaths were laid and services held.
Report notes preliminary negotiations between England and the Dutch government over peace for South Africa. Premier Kuyper speaks in the House denying disclosure of May terms. Loyds Europe borrows comment that no foundation exists for early war settlement.
A grand jury investigation into city officials intensifies as a witness confirms bribery payments to influence legislation. Charles Turner of a street railway firm allegedly supplied funds for favored measures, with a warrant issued for an unnamed individual. Nearby dispatches report kidnapping negotiations and severe winter weather across California and the Pacific Northwest.
Chicago officers cornered Jameer Walsh a young burglar in a room at the Re Vere hotel this morning and he opened fire rather than be arrested. The exchange ended with Walsh’s injury as he fled the scene. Police say no officers were hurt.
An explosion of molten metal at the Chicago Steel Works early this morning left two dead and three others fatally injured, with responders rushing to the scene. The incident occurred just after start of shift, drawing investigators and safety crews to determine cause and whether additional workers were affected.
Queer Alexandre Roco red London January 29. The queen has entirely recovered from her main position and health issues as reported today from the capital.
Ten people died in a Boston atonement house fire reported at two this morning. The tenth body was recovered shortly before noon. Three injured remain in serious condition as investigators probe the blaze. An unrelated note from Mexico reports Charles Richmond, an American, missing with $200,000 and believed to have fled to the United States.
Washington Jan 29 Hear Admiral Kimberly retired died yesterday morning of heart disease at West Newton Massachusetts. He was among the officers first appointed on the Schley court of inquiry but declined the duty due to his views.
New York market reports show wheat opening strong and closing with a four cent gain amid mixed futures activity. Corn and oats fluctuated with slight gains in some contracts, while stocks declined from yesterday’s levels. Prices for wheat in Chicago and San Francisco were referenced with various figures, reflecting a volatile session as traders digest shifts across exchanges.
Horace Schoder, a seventeen year old Chicago youth, died defending his employer's property in a store during a morning burglary attempt. The youth stood behind the counter with his employers when the raid began, and was killed in a desperate struggle with the criminals.
Panama reports another naval fight between the government and contraband forces. The clash is brief yet decisive and government ships have returned to harbor after the engagement.
In Washington today January , William Taft will meet with President and Secretary Root to discuss the Helne issue and to brief the Phillips plane committees on lessons learned, with remarks from observers present.
New York January 20 Morris Eppe a negro who oversaw the dynamite store that caused Monday's disaster was arraigned this morning on a charge of homicide. He said the quantity stored contained 90 sticks of explosive. The blast occurred when a fire in the shanty ignited the dynamite.
In the senate today crowleiage was reported for erecting a public bridge to Spokane and to San Francisco, with costs set at half a million dollars and one and a half million dollars respectively.
Pentleton Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World named chairmen for committees to organize a log rolling with Women of Woodcraft in this city on April 22. Appointments include Fotertainment A Cole soliciting J B Meam advisory H M Slown applications C Krahler wet vertining A O Carden investigation J P Walker general log rolling J P Eerl parade O A Hartman ritual Meliview prises Leon Caben hall and grounds Kirkpatrick Each chairman must select two camp members to form his committee. Organizing camps are on the ground and reports from districts are favorable. Enthusiasm runs high along the line.
In Walla Walla on January 29, Judge Hrenis sentenced Jamen Dabney to three years and four months in the state penitentiary for stealing a cheap horse and for falsely swearing in an attempt to secure his brother John Dabney’s release. Both men received similar terms for their crimes.
An advertising note explains how a good ad should be brief direct and practical for Brookline goods or services. It highlights clear messaging concise prices and a straightforward approach to selling in a local Chronicle context.
Louisville note reports Schley appealing the Court of Inquiry ruling to President, seeking reversal of findings. The article outlines key questions ignored by the court, including credit for victory and net proceeds of the Hunt voyage, with remarks on departmental review and official reactions. Admiral Schley hosted in Louisville with events marking the visit and reception.
In Walla Walla on January 24 over 100 fruit growers gathered for the convention. A brief session prepared delegates for business, adjourned at 7 30 pm, and the evening featured talks by prominent fruit men. The convention endorsed last year’s new smaller box for better market display, a stance likely to be reaffirmed today during pest discussions led by B L Smith of Hood River, Oregon.
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