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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1903

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Race of Dublin National Car Event Ends in German Win

In Dublin July 2 crowds watched a national automobile race amid sunshine and heat. German driver Genatzky led early and ultimately won after time allowances, with Denknyff of France briefly ahead. American Winton and Moers faltered. The French and German teams excelled in a day marked by crashes and strong competition.

Ireland Dublin Sta Ailway Winton Mooers Harter Cain Cas Jarrett Jar- Haffeur Haron Devarters Baron Eder Vierman Vortaman Kednerd Keene Owen Jendera Denknyff Ganatzey Moers Genatzey

Russia denies Kishineff incident explanations from U S

Washington July 2 The Associated Press reports that the Russian government denies offering any official explanation to the American government about the Kishineff incident. It states it has never been addressed by the United States and refuses to receive petitions or communications concerning its internal affairs.

Washington Associated Press St. Petersburg

Congress man Littauer denies glove contracts claim

Gloversville Pa July 2 Congress man Littauer says he did not make any contracts with the government for gloves while serving in Congress. Edward's Good Will. Belgrade July 2 King Edward responds to Peters ascent with a message of good will.

Gloversville Littauer Congress Edward Belgrade Peter

Grain Markets and World Fair Notes

Grain markets weaken after Northwest rains and a three day holiday. Wheat becomes a buy on any further declines. Openings and closings are listed for Minneapolis and Sept contracts. Russia plans an exhibit at the St Louis World's Fair with building to start in July.

Chicago Lowe Ee Aasashe Corp Minneapolis Russia St. Louie

Cloudburst in Indiana floods Peru and Wabash region

A July cloudburst dumps vast rains across Peru and surrounding towns causing towns like North Pete and Elwood to flood. Rail lines of the Wabash and Lake Erie & Western washed out, bridges destroyed, telephones burned, and hundreds flee homes as gardens and crops are ruined and electrical lines fail.

Peru Tnd North Pe Tf Elwood Lake Erie & Western Eel River Wabash Rich Valley Wabash Railway

Insane Bigamist Lieutenant Arrested for Sanity Review

Washington July 2 General Bates wired from Chicago that Lieutenant McCue is under arrest at Port Sheridan awaiting a sanity exam. Hotel managers in Chicago say he appears of unsound mind. Reports indicate his marriage to Simone in San Francisco was apparently bigamous.

Washington General Bates Chicago War Department McCue Port Sheridan Great Northern Hotel Mise Simone San Francisco

Celebration at Union Pioneer Reunion Weekend

Four days of joy and amusement unfold in Lan as two thousand attended yesterday’s Union County Pioneer Association reunion and many more arrive to honor the G A H. Tomorrow hosts US Women's Relief Corps with a July Fourth national birthday celebration to cap events. Numerous campers fill groves and creek banks surrounding the city.

Lan Union County Pioneer Association US Women's Relief Corps Nactions Elgin

Receipts of Land Office Report June Totals

Salem July 2 Clerk G G Brown reports June receipts totaling 26071.04 from land sales payments on certificates and school fund cash sales, all turned over to the treasurer.

Salem State Land Board G. G. Brown Hhe

New Clark System to Link Hutte Montana and Los Angeles

San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake stockholders approved the trust deed and debt bond. Oregon Short Line trackage transfer to Calientes is expected July 15 after a negotiation hitch. The plan aims to cut about 700 miles from Hutte to Los Angeles with a direct Colorado river aligned route toward San Diego as a Rock Island objective.

Saltake San Pedro Los Angeles Hutte Mont Claark Colorado River San Diego Cal Rock Island

Governor's Aides Appointed to Honorary Military Posts

Governor Chamberlain named a small military staff to attend official ceremonies. William Moore of Pendleton and Ho McCulloch of Sumpter receive lieutenant colonel ranks as aides de camp, George H Hazen is named another lieutenant colonel, and Joseph Baumgartner of Salem is assistant adjutant general with rank of major. The appointments are honorary with no salaries.

William Moore Salem Chamberlain Goer Aldde Camp Willam Moore Pendleton Aldede Camp Ho McCulloch Sumpter Aide de George H Hazen Joseph Baumgartner Oo Solaris

Threaten Another Strike By Wallway Clerks Union

July 2 nineteen locals of the Wallway Clerks Union demand a wage increase from h to 25 percent and a 9 hour day. They warn that if the raise is delayed they will be backed by freight handlers and other railway workers in potential action. Church union talks underway in Pittsburgh as denominations plan to unify under a directed committee. Telegraph operator in Hubber City fined 200 for stabbing a colleague in Huntington about a month ago and released.

Chicago Wallway Clerks’ Union Church Union Pittsburg Congregational Methodist Episcopal and United Huber City Weat J. W. Thomas Huntington

Big shutdown hits Montana mines forcing 2000 layoffs

The Washoe smelter at Anaconda bore down today and 1000 workers were laid off there, with 1000 more in Butte and Anaconda as Amalgamated minor ore shipments to the Wheto were halted. The cut reduces payroll by about 764 dollars weekly while the company plans to reconnect the Washoe with the new monster furnace and resume operations September 1.

Butte Anaconda Hutte Jay Wheto Tutte Deer Lodee

Logging Camps on Lower Columbia Close for Summer

Astoria reports logging camps along the Lower Columbia river district will shut for about a month starting today. Companies agreed to suspend operations to prevent overexertion of resources and to preserve the prime of the season.

Lower Columbia Astoria Lower Columbia River

Plea of Insanity in Hamilton Case Quietly Heard

Knapp's brother in law testified this morning that the strangler is insane. He said the suspect claimed to be offered the Hamilton mayorship but was too young to accept. The witness also alleged the man claimed to be a detective with a badge empowering him to arrest others.

Hamilton Knapp Strangler

Immigrant Through Ellis Island Reaches New Peak

New York July 2 604 942 immigrants passed through Ellis Island in the focal year ending at midnight, vs 497 791 the prior year, marking the largest annual total in the port's history.

New York Ellis Incandoe

Typhoid outbreak in Topeka's North Topeka

Typhoid has broken out in North Topeka due to bad water from flooded wells. A strict quarantine is being enforced to curb spread.

Topeka North Topeka

Excessive Heat in Chicago Causes Fatalities

Chicago records extreme heat with at least eight deaths today as prostrations rise. The third day of oppressive heat devastates tenement districts, where foul odors from sewers linger and air conditions worsen. Officials note drainage and water supply are adequate, yet the heat remains deadly.

Chicago

Insulted the Kaiser SparksDiplomatic Fallout

July 2 Bertin reports Kaiser insult controversy after a Washington patch implies rearmament motives. Anita Tower may apologize to the Kaiser for the insult while guest aboard the Kenararge. Around the World in Four Minutes notes, Taft calls McKay in New York. four minutes expected for the transmission. Human life average listed as 33 years.

Bertin Washington Germany Anitador Tower Kalver Oyster Fiay Moonewell Taft McKay New York Lowb Instrumenta

Gubbing and Ardpatrick Win 10000 Sovereigns at Newmarket

The Princess of Wales reported a big stake at Newmarket today as Gubbing and Ardpatrick defeated Canon wp to claim 10 000 sovereigns in a July meeting at London by the Big Stake.

London Newmarket Gubbing Ardpatrick Cannon

Isle of Pines Belongs to Cuba Treaty Signed

July 2 Havana reports the Cuba United States treaty granting a coaling station and control of the Isle of Pines to Cuba. The agreement was signed this forenoon in Havana, formalizing Cuban ownership of the isle.

Isle of Pines Cuba Havana United States

The Goal Mine Horror Grows in Hanna Wye Notes

An official census finds 164 men in the mine, all dead, with 147 deaths recorded previously. Efforts to confine the fire continue as gases build, raising fears of another explosion. Two carloads of coffins arrive and bodies are being recovered and embalmed.

Hanna Wye Wtom Carldade

Dr Garretson Sells Out Moves to Milder Climate

Dr Garretson plans to leave his gold life store to seek a moister climate for better health for his wife Mrs Garretson has skin nerve troubles causing facial swelling. Dr Glenn Winslow of Newberg buys the stock and business and will run it at the same location. He plans to move about the 7th. Winslow is a young man and a member of the profession. Friends will miss the Garretsons as they relocate their business and social ties.

Tr W. KE. Garretson Mra. G Glenn Winslow Newberg de Garretson Winslow Mir. Carreteon Fem Denta

Pendleton Driving Association Six-Event Matinee

Pendleton Driving Association hosts a Sunday matinee at Simpson Peringer track starting 2 pm with six events. Expected trots and pacers include 2:18 and 2:40 classes and a 3 minute claw, plus a two to three heat gentleman’s race and a short hurdle run.

Pendleton Driving Association Pendleton Delving Association Simpson Peringer Horace Muat

Universal Adding Machine Adopted by County Treasurer

The county court bought a Universal Adding Machine for the courthouse at a cost of 400. Officials praise the device as one of the best in the market, saying it speeds counting taxes and preparing tallies for inspection, with results printed in red ink. The machine is expected to streamline clerical work and improve accuracy.

Mrs Joly McCourt Returns From Salem Visit

Mrs Joly McCourt returned from a trip to Salem and nearby valleys with her mother who was visiting. They were called home by the death of her brother in California.

Salem Joly McCourt Heres California

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