09 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1901
Page
1
A fatal head on collision near Nemui California left one man dead and two injured. Reports note a high speed impact and responders aiding the injured at the scene. Authorities are investigating the crash and its cause.
The lower Columbia run of fish improves while Oregon apple growers anticipate profits. The Dalles based Pacific Bridge plans to harness White River falls. A Port land man, Robert Keapy, ends his life. Smelter tensions in Northport rise. Oregon to distribute about $100,000 to Indians. County line disputes near Benton and Lane counties inch toward resolution. Oil fields in Crook county rise in prospect.
An article notes the rise of young women in offices at the typewriter and links beauty to health. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Pills as a cure for health problems said to dull appearance, emphasizing comfort and vitality for working women.
The Idaho pardon board hears Paul Corcoran's pardon application amid petitions signed by about five thousand people including many Northern Idaho business leaders. Testimony cited juror bias, martial law influence, and Corcoran's clean conduct in prison as the board weighs clemency. A decision is expected in a few days.
The Navy Department outlines this week's program for the Naval War College at Newport. Saturday focuses on strategic game study while Captain Goodrich covers coat defence on Thursday and Friday. Four committees discuss battle problem tactical problem tactical game and duel game. The North Atlantic squadron left for Newport Friday to prepare for the col mic warfare to test college theories.
Reports from New York claim Venezuelan exiles and prominent figures like Angelo Vernandes are gathering incognito. The notices allege a new revolutionary plot and arms purchases amid labor discussions with the Amalgamated Tin and Files workers. A meeting with trust officials is anticipated and could trigger action.
Jessie Morrison was moved to the Lansing penitentiary this morning to serve life for the killing of Mrs Olin Pi appoin rival. She faced execution in bidding relatives farewell, saying Do not cry right will prevail.
Special allotting agent reports sconered aspects and serious trouble in Kiowa and Comanche reservations. Two troops of cavalry will arrive tomorrow and there will be no rate war. Reports from New York mention trunk lines and rate conflicts affecting western families.
A formal state funeral is held with solemn processions as the ex-chancellor's body is transported to Schelling furat, Mevarla, for burial tomorrow. Meanwhile reports say Filipino officers surrender in Madrid with July dates unclear.
The New York wheat market was tame with minor changes and Liver pool closing lower. New York opened and closed at the same point, while corn strengthened to higher closes in New York and Chicago. Stocks rose and money stood at four percent as reports from Chicago and San Francisco detail wheat ranges and price activity.
Newport and New York reports from July discuss the Constitution's strong showing in the race against Independence and Columbia. Crew praise handling and speed, while observers note wind conditions affected results. Independence backers remain hopeful for the next triangular course.
Two people die and several are injured when the Lake Shore Limited derails near Nottingham ten miles east of Cleveland as the express train, traveling about fifty miles an hour, crashes into a freight moving on the opposite track. Engineers Frank Anderson of Buffalo and G McCullom of Cincinnati die. Fireman We Elliott and a mail clerk fatally injured. Two unknown hobo casualties reported. None of the freight crew hurt.
A Panhandle Line express passenger train No. 19 bound for Columbus crashed after a switch engine jumped the siding near Union Station. About twenty five people were injured and seven were too badly hurt to continue.
A vague European style dispatch reports Carnegie plans a large donation for public benefit. It claims Carnegie offered to give vast sums, with merchants and officials mentioned, but the article language is garbled and unspecified.
Christopher Jensen confesses to mutilating 4 year old Josie Kinport with a knife and stabbing Mia Hullis to death. Hullis corpse found on the highway near Deover. Jensen, arrested last night, is the alleged assailant in the double crime and is in police custody.
Officials of the supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias in session investigate the financial affairs of the endowment rank and insurance department. A committee reportedly found that from $100,000 to $100,000 has disappeared amid charges and secrecy.
Property of the Maryland Brewing Company was sold at public auction to the Gottlieb Stranges Hageredhanhit company for 100000. The sale was conducted by receivers under a court order to foreclose the mortgage, with breweries involved in the transaction.
Lord Hossberry visited Marlborough House and was received by the king amid public notice. The premier’s rapid return from the continent on Saturday sparked much comment about the political situation and the palace reception follows the audience.
A notable society wedding linked Count Stanlalane De Lane, brother of Count Boal De Lane, to Miss On Conghier of Bauer Terry, a figure described as a millionaire, with the ceremony held in a fashionable church.
Four thousand Landes reports a July 6 incident with multiple drownings and chaotic aftermath. Officials confirm numerous casualties as rescue teams search.
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