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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
1
A chaotic first night at Rowe's Show ends with a Wounded Attache found amid collapsed canvas and a lifeless body. Coroner and Dr Cole examine the scene as investigators trace wagon tracks and a horse hoof imprint near the tent. Witnesses describe the grim aftermath and the improvised rescue efforts.
In Indianapolis on July 8 Bishop J Hood senior bishop of the A M E Zion Church spoke on race troubles. He expressed confidence in an eventual solution and urged slow progress toward closer racial cooperation. He noted African Americans in the South moving forward by buying land loans and stock to improve their condition with white support.
Lincheon was tendered 80 American sailors today as streets were densely packed and profusely decorated. The Kearsaree band led the parade with Admiral Cotton and officers attending a London banquet by the admiralty lord.
Counsel for Congressman Driggs filed a demurrer to the indictment accusing him of taking money for services to a post office department connected registry company. Argument set for Thursday. The second item reports the drowning of baseball outfielder Ed Detenenty, previously with the Washington Nationals, who fell from an international bridge into the Niagara River on Thursday night.
Salem reports from Oregon State Reform School superintendent H B Bickers detail 125 inmates on April 1 with new admissions and paroled cases. Leo Jacks, who fell while attempting escape, is severely crippled and disfigured with jaw and facial fractures and leg injuries. Health remains good but the incident highlights ongoing maintenance and improvement costs for the school.
chaotic Evansville mob unrest details claim troops fired in self defense with first shot from street. reports describe mass panic, 20000 camped near fairgrounds, and a Negro Brown to be tried for mass rioting. pope leo pope hospital updates note irregular pulse and blood poisoning signaling possible death tomorrow.
Pittsburg July reports a convention of miners representing Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Texas debating wage demands ahead of a potential strike. Meantime Italian Free Fight in Glove Falls sees nine wounded with two possibly fatally. Secretary May ends talks at Oyster Bay saying nothing about the visit.
Mrs Blaine remains near death as an auction event draws attention in July. The Statesman reports her condition as grave, with limited days likely, while public interest grows around impending change in leadership.
A man shot a woman and then killed himself in Boise after injuring himself in a prior assault. He had started divorce proceedings charging his wife with support and cruelty. He left behind his daughter Mrs. Warren and his wife’s daughter Mrs. Alice Kram of Tacoma.
Telegrams from European rulers flood in as Dr Car darelli is summoned to attend the pope at the Vatican. The pope's temperature and nourishment intake are reported with variability. Critics in Rome fault Lapponi for delays and call for world medical authorities to consult. The Kaiser postpones his Scandinavian tour and will rush to Rome for the funeral if death occurs.
Salt Lake July 8 The grand jury after reviewing 26 cases reports no evidence of polygamy in Utah since statehood. The panel included prominent businessmen and church officials, but failed to shape a single case.
The steamer Dolphi reached Seattle with 586000 in Klondike gold aboard. The gold was in large consignments from the Dawson banks and sent to the local assay office. The delivery marks the season’s largest haul by any vessel. Leroy Drew's failure to pay in full jeopardizes about 26 percent recovery for creditors.
Reports indicate Russia remains in Manchuria with plans to raid, as Ching officials and Korean contacts convene at Port Arthur. An alleged fuel policy moves toward holding New Chwang while Japan tensions rise, and a Russian company buys a river steamship operation from a British concern.
Ulterior actions in Asia loom as Britain and Japan reportedly prepare for united protection if Manchuria remains unresolved. The Russian foreign office reportedly knows nothing of the Angio ultimatum, while Chinese governance faces pressure amid potential concessions to Manchuria. International officials weigh immediate responses and future negotiations.
Unclear OCR writes of a gang relation to Russia with names Birmingham and Joly involved. Claims Kusain ordered five coromo0te jtin from Kirappe for Port Arthur and mentions a payment of 1000000 pounds of ome qme portenit hon.
Official fore fore of commercial conditions in the Philippines indicates steady trade growth with the archipelago. Exports and imports rise as monthly totals approach 9.5 million while Portland sends 1000 dollars to Hanna coal mine disaster orphans.
Spokane Trades Council orders a general boycott against the telephone company in protest of its treatment of striking operators. Reports from Portland, San Francisco, and Tacoma show mixed progress as workers return or stay out, with organizers pushing to widen the action and gather signatures for removal orders.
Sailors at New York docks strike over cost of living as fish and fare prices rise. The nearly unnamed crew, paid low wages, demand a monthly bonus of one cent, affecting merchants and crews alike amid ongoing wage disputes and unsettled market conditions.
Vague OCR fragment reports a Studebaker wagon depository fire in San Francisco at 2 9 morning with mentions of Austria veto and July dates, unclear names, and a reference to a revolt or alliance amid chaotic phrasing.
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