10 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
1
Fragmented account describes a second thoracic pleura operation and post operative improvements. It mentions experts, serum measurements, and the pope’s condition with references to minds, shadows, and a possible funeral or mourning context.
Police still search for Mrs Woods of San Rafael and an unnamed man after they left a Atlantic City hotel Monday. Inspector McCluskey issued a general alarm seeking their arrest on suspicion they hold knowledge about Colonel Feat death at their home.
New York July 10 traders sent the Dow to new lows as the market extended a broad slide. Northern Securities slid to 7 and New York Central dropped to 119 while steel common eased to 28 1/4 amid persistent rumors of a forthcoming adverse decision affecting Northwestern mutual.
Eleven prisoners fled Williamsburg Kentucky jail last night, five facing murder charges. Inmate who was recaptured is reported, as authorities search for the rest amid a townwide manhunt.
Des Moines reports a headend collision on the St. Paul railway near Willimmeturg this afternoon between two extra freights at full speed. Fireman Joseph Dusek and brakeman Chas Nichols died, along with an unknown tramp.
Pittsburg reports seven deaths and 11 heat prostrations in 24 hours as New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn see extreme heat. Thermometers reach 100 plus degrees with o verfull hospitals and ambulances overwhelmed.
A Union Terminal derailment near Marlson injured about thirty and killed two on scene. Alma Kirsh Kamp and Fred Winter died. Carrie Bock Annie Hock and Ella Weatherby among the gravely hurt. Eight eight coaches were involved as passengers, many taken to hospital, with fears of more deaths.
Salem linemen join the national strike against Pacific States Telephone. In Spokane nearly three thousand patrons withdraw their phones and a deadlock persists in Portland. Operators’ union support rises as linemen and other workers walk out in sympathy. A Salem office manager and local workers report plant disruption, revised wage demands, and efforts to extend a boycott across California and Oregon with financial aid from the federation.
Evansville July 10 The state troops headquarters advised local country teachers to depart the city for a period and remain away. The captain and troopers say the move is for safety and to reduce tensions, with instruction to Jewwe for a time and await further orders.
A fragmented notice quotes Commis sion Company Coe and local manager in Chicago and Minneapolis data. It references July 1 and vaguely mentions bulletins, antennae, cash wheat, and a monitoring of prices with several unreadable lines. The item reads like a wholesale market or commodity quotation page with scattered city names and dates.
In Topeka a man and a woman face charges after a fatal incident. The court records list the defendants as Dewey and Cole in a case tied to the event during a daytime hour. Bail is set at $6,000 for each defendant.
A chaotic town morning ends with 10 inmates freed from Baker City jail while a pursuing crowd and officers attempt to control the scene. A caravan of prisoners, escorted by armed guards, fled toward Huntington. Police struggle to determine if manpower will pursue or let the escapees go.
Charges allege Max Whittlesey, suspended clerk at the United States land office, used his position to exact pay from speculative clients and divert fees for his own use. He allegedly prepared papers and located entries during off hours, staged agreements with attorneys, and shared compensation with outside parties, prompting hearings and potential conviction.
A Minneapolis politician and former police chief were sentenced to six and a half years in prison, with the judge confirming an earlier verdict. The case stems from grafting activities linked to wartime government contracts and municipal corruption.
Fire at the Loule Brook building on Fifth Street in San Diego partially destroyed the Tamite building. Loss estimated at $5,000 for stock. Loule Becker and Vogl Dry Goods Incured reported as involved in the incident.
The Catholic Herald calls for diplomatic action over lynching and torture of Black Americans. It notes a Russian diplomat declined to transmit a protest to Washington, and says the document will be sent directly to St Petersburg for consideration amid calls for humane, Christian international response.
A July1A thorough scientific effort in California and Washington DC aims to grow dates in Southern California at commercial scale. Prior trials in Arizona showed failures due to non replicable conditions, prompting collaboration between the Colter State agricultural department and the University of California agriculture department to refine methods for date production.
A fragment reports July floods near Tourkana Texas raising danger and causing damage to a cotton coop with likely two inches of rain. It mentions red river rowdy weather and night conditions impacting the area.
July 10 to May, Mayor 7. TD Slater opposed raising attorney and police salaries. Ordinance rallyes cut salary to 00 per quarter and left pay for the walon superintendent unchanged. Alleged another man in the case arises as divorce and financial questions swirl around North American Trading & Transportation.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a treasure from Alaska arriving in Mannewwner City from Shagway with a sum of 959000 in Klon dyke and mentions Bulgaria and Moslems.
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