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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
1
Cuban convention to discuss election law this week
The Cuban constitutional convention will debate the election law this week. Other briefs note tax reductions totaling £40,000,000 annually, and various political and world events from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Arnold
Theodore
Parvin
Cedar Rapides
Pete Bergerson
Cheyenne
Wio
United States
Kyle
South Dakota
Suffolk
Pekin
New Jersey
Maximo Gomes
Tomas Petrada Palma
New York
North Atlantic
Vineyard Sound
Kearvarge
Alabama
Mareachusette
Batley
Amalgamated Steel Associa
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Northern Yakima slots doomed say county attorney
The county attorney declares the North Yakima nickel-in-the-slot machines doomed. Cattlemen of Warm Springs Oregon organize to protect meel vee from ruetlers amid regional unrest. A cavalry company from Vancouver arrives in Cornwallie and camps while James Tucker of Idaho dies near Caldwell when a bay derrick falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Warm Springs
Ruetlers
Vateouver
Cornwallie
James Tucker
Idaho
Caldwell
Lincoln County
Waldo
Lister
W. M. Bassett
W. Morsehead
Oregon Soldiers' Home
Roseburg
John Gray
Salem
Spokane
Lomat
France Davie
Hillsboro
Ore
Supreme Court of Oregon Bank
McDaniel
Clara
Cycle Park
Portland
Frank
North Yakima
Outlook
San McGraw
P. R. Dochemio
Colfax
Pacific Elevator Company
Adan
Baldwin Sheep & Land Co
Dwight Lincoln
Lincoln Center
Germany
France
Bork Agen Ewes
Iko
New
Heat Wave Devastates East with Hundreds Dead
The nation endures a brutal heat wave. New York reports 147 heat deaths since July 1 with temperatures hitting 145 in the shade and hundreds prostrated in streets, parks, and roofs. Philadelphia records fourteen deaths. St Louis six. Pittsburgh twenty one. Arizona Phoenix hits 104 as the heat spreads across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wight
Fifth Avenue
Weather Prophet Predicts Earthquake Disturbances This Week
Bt. Louie reports Prof Ira Hicks a noted weather prophet predicts earthquake disturbances this week likely lasting a week or more. He links the forecast to astronomical alignments with Jupiter Saturn and the sun. Greatest storm danger expected July 3 and 6 as earth sits in energy center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Ira Hicks
Hicks
Jupiter
Snete
Jacob Rogers Found Dead at Auto League Club
New York reports Jacob Rogers, famed locomotive builder, was found dead in his room at the Auto League club this morning. His home was in Patterson, New Jersey. The long troubled career and sudden death shake the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Jacob Roger
Auto League Club
Patterenn
Kroger's U.S. Trip Abandoned Says Boer Delegate
The Hague July 2. Boer delegate Herr Weanels announced that ex President Kroger’s tour to America has been abandoned. Wessels said Kroger is too old to plead the Howl cause successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
America
The
Hague
Herr Weanels
Europe
Wessels
Machinists' Union Reports Gradual Strikes Decline
Reports from the headquarters of the Machinists association reveal a gradual decrease in stringer strikes at a rate uncertain. The July Washington dispatch notes steady but declining machinist activity amid ongoing labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Macchinista’ Association
Fragmentary notice from Wildstern appears inky and unclear
OCR reads like a garbled report from Kentucky with dates and names unreadable. The legible bits mention a person and a report but specifics are missing, leaving the event and involved parties indeterminable.
Canton Visit Notes From fragmented OCR
Readable fragments mention Canton travel, Washi Jolya, and references to the occident and Unoten Fr. The text is unclear and lacks coherent events or dates beyond place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Jolya
Mustered Out Gao Francisco Volunteers Released
July 2 report notes forty volunteers mustered out of service amid a formal discharge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gao Francisco
Fardou Serteusiy Ili Ills in Paris Alleged
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Paris and a figure named Fardou Serteusiy Ili with unclear context and dates. Further readable details are too fragmentary to determine the exact event or人物 involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York grain market strengthens on heat damage to crops
Report from L Ray & Co. cites Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange brokers noting higher grain prices due to prolonged hot weather. Corn rises after opening lows with estimates of continued heat and crop damage. wheat mixed with daily ranges listed. regional notes from San Francisco and Chicago indicate fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Populists Stand Alone for Public Ownership of Monopolies
A populist excursion party led by Senator Butler visits Seattle en route to Alaska. They declare the party will run alone next election with a platform focused on public ownership of natural monopolies. The silver question is deemed dead, with protective impulses emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Seeeke
Wésien
Vailey Chae Association
St Giadetor Park
Portland
Vancouver
B. C
Agathet
Tne Grasa Cannere
Fraser River
Wekloe
Lssue
St. Pat
Ario
Jono
Nevada
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Jettigrew
South Dakota
Subor
New York
Stephen W. Doreey
Robert M. Catlin
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Alaska
Butler
Populast National Committee
Revenue tax repeal broadens consumer, business uses
Washington July 2 reports the first time wartime revenue taxes are repealed on many everyday items including chewing gum perfumery and telegrams. The measure relieves police of burdens and cuts government income similarly, exempting bank checks bills of lading and various financial instruments from taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ISCR
Uncle Sam
Eight Crafty
Om Roma
Life
Ooren
Enatom Honey
Norgeges
COO Wey Aoe
United States
Bank closure sparks tense crowd at Niagara
A Niagara bank faced closure amid a local bank war with authorities shutting doors early. Depositors gathered outside, remaining unruly until the sheriff explained the situation and ordered the guard to disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Bank
City National
Vernon Florida Tragedy Reports Slayings and Turpentine Camp Violence
Fragmented report states several men were executed in a Vernon area incident. Two killed a turpentine worker and a third murdered woman. The county is described as racially tense with violence and threats involving African Americans. Also notes the death of United States Senator Kyle in Aberdeen from a heart-related ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Joly
United States
Kyle le
Kyle
Iilw
Ile Troghle
Boycott in San Francises Delays Restaurant Compliance
In San Francises authorities warn restaurant operators that cards must be displayed by this afternoon or risk a boycott. Jobbing and pretail groups threaten to refuse service to those who do not comply with the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
San Francises
New Francis
Two Die In Fire At Lodging House In Montana
A blaze at a lodging house in Muito Mont July 2 left two dead and several injured. The victims were Ole Berg and Ham Mix, both from Baker City. A telegraphic order was sent for assistance as investigators work to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iano
Muito
Mont
Ole Berg
Ham Mix
Postwaster Potter
Baker City
Four-oared race won by Car Hell crew at aquatic event
At Poughkeepsie July 2 the four oared race went to the Pennsylvanians with Cornell and Colombia close behind. The freshmen race saw Pennsylvania again lead, with Cornell second and Colombia third as crews prepared for finals. Weather was fine and betting centered on Cornell and Colombia versus Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Hell
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Colombia
Wisconsin
Oughkeepere
Poiteyivania
Colinsuia
Thue
Kee
Jennivania
Cornell Sound
Colombite
Syrapeee
Time
Lsh
Donn Hogliah Honored at Newark Home
New York July 2 Thomas J Donn Hogliah poet and writer received congratulations from friends at his Newark home after a Saturday celebration. He remains active and dictates all matters to his daughter Alice Knygliah as he nears old age while Portland visitor MG Mite fev travels homeward from New York where he joined a salmon packers alliance for Alaska and Duget Sound representing 1 700 000 pounds of annual output 600 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas J. Donn Hogliah
Bam
Newark
Mise
Alice Knygliah
Seraotan
MG Mitefev
Portland
Ore
Alaska
Duget Sound
Wreck of the Fern Near Algonaen and Mars Marguerite Found
At Eagle River Michigan on July 2 a schooner named Fern from Algonaen sank Saturday morning with five crew aboard all missing. The wreck of the Mars Marguerite from Hancock was found between here and Eagle Harbor with two empty lifeboats indicating two men lost at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle River
Mich
Algonaen
Hancock
Lere
Eagle Harbor
Chilean Navy Officers Arrive at Navy Yards San Francisco
Capt late Pomer and lieutenant Atwsram of the Chilean navy landed in San Francisco amid a push to move shipbuilding yards and gum plants to the United States. An accompanying note mentions health issues and treatment delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yards
San Francisco
Pomer
Leat
Atwsram
Atwraunie
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Columbia Lodging House
Alta & Wehbsts
F. X, Schempp
Prop
Repdieton
Fuston & Carney
Pilot Rock
Nye
Alba
Ukiah
Reasonale Freight
Gomenger Rales
Tallman & Co
Gline
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Elebrate
Ollet
Sas
Sanford’s Lest
St Imperial
C. Rohrman
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Peerless Ice Cream
T.C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
General News
Illinois Central Railroad
Fieh
Haoraban
Pacific Northwest
Gotham
Philadelphia
St. Loui
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Phoenix Records
Phoenix
Ariz
Prof. Hicks
Jacob Rogers
Huntington
W. Va
Adlephi
Alice Lans
Ilinois
Nebraska
Iowa
la Lem
Mdiaboks Ky
Clive
San Francino
Daly
Dolon
Chicago
Chinago
Vernon
Florida
Orion
Vilekly
South Dakote
Cornell Wink
Hen Holt
Salmon Packers
Cambine
Lake Superior
Bo HL
Madison
Tia
Tallinn & Co
Ti Main
the Peoples Warehouse the Fitters
CP Fenfe
Main Street
Pendleton, Or
Lea & Perrins
Ves
Agua
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