11 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1903
Page
1
Reported Vatican bulletin notes the pope experienced poor sleep and pain but shows overall improvement. Observers say he may be moved to a villa with purer air within a fortnight if condition remains stable and symptoms lessen.
Fire at the Hoboken pier destroyed a large merchandise front after three explosions. No steamers were docked when it started. several workers jumped into the river to escape. many were rescued. Two children were injured in the stampede near the bath house. fire damage estimated at $500,000.
Tacoma July 11 Polk's city directory advance sheets report Tacoma population at 2642 after eliminations leaving 28057 individual names. The directory indicates a 7 177 year over year increase and a 2 percent growth adjustment to total inhabitants.
Heat continues with 12 deaths by noon as parks and recreation piers stay open overnight for sleeping. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals arranged two horse baths with hoses for horses and seamstresses seeking relief from the hot spell.
In Reno Nevada a shooting left Williams mortally wounded after a quarrel with Pat Heran, who fired four bullets at Williams after an attack on Heran’s father. Snoderte was taken into custody by the sheriff following the incident, and the injured man is hospitalized with a chance of recovery.
Quotations furnished by G R Gockley local manager 120 Court Street Changde July 11. The wheat market was strong for an acute to gather conditions and further very report. The hair of the head grows feater in summer thaw in winter.
Bisley England hosts the international event with teams from America Australia Canada France Natal England Norway. Americans lead after S Ward range and beat England at 600 yards as the Palma Trophy is pursued with strong National Guard presence. Americans win the Palma Trophy amid a crowded field including England Canada Austria France Norway Natal.
Martin V. Leasta of Portland received life imprisonment after admitting he killed his father in law two months ago and abducted his divorced wife. A man who discovered him hid in a lonely barn and alerted authorities.
London reports that Tringall, linked to the Meat Hoes murder, seeks clemency as a pardon petition advances. Court actions and public interest rise while legal proceedings detail the case and potential outcomes.
Portland dispatch reports United States consul G W Colvig left his post in Co lomite and sailed for Grants Pass after a brief comment on his upcoming plans. Colvig, appointed through Senator Mitchell, swore in Dinger Hermann and discussed the likelihood of his successor. A gathering today touched on possible appointments with little further detail.
Seattle July 11 Bremerton saloons reopened after council approval despite protests. Keepers sue to prevent closure and Navy yard workers fear impact of a possible ruling. Case will be heard with broader naval repair tensions likely to rise and a possible order to clear docks.
Reports from Bogota indicate a tentative shift as congress debates a pending treaty with July 20 sessions. Petitions surge to the president urging favorable action on the proposed legislation amid a tense political climate.
A ragged band labeled the Army of Trenton or Noo daly Vermont moves toward New York this morning. Jett Dow reports three men enlisted by noon as they press on with limited funds. The march continues this afternoon amid sparse finances and uncertain supplies.
Topeka residents react to a Washington report that Fourth Assistant Postmaster Bristow may run for the United States Senate, challenging Senator Burton in a heated Kansas political contest.
Dramatic crash at Royal Gorge involving a freight train derailing into the canyon after a rock filled river channel. Three crew members died or disappeared as the lead engines and freight cars plunged into the chute below. Rescuers faced swift flood waters and dangerous currents as they searched for bodies and attempted to save survivors.
In a cabinet session July 2 the Monroe doctrine faced renewed examination with calls for U S control of Central and South American finances and trade routes. Britain favored lighter commitments while urging ways to compel smaller powers to meet obligations without premating freedom.
In July 1 daylight attack near 214 Gough Street, Beilget Annie Taghes, wife of Toumie EO Hughes, was violently assaulted by two men who dragged her from her home and battered her while attempting to force a confession. Police chased suspects as they fled the scene leaving the victim injured.
A jailed prisoner from Salt Lake City named Bulaides was reportedly banned from early penitent duties. He is serving three years for an attempt against a police officer during a transfer from Chicago where he allegedly wrestled with officers and fought a deputy, leading to further charges.
Washington July 11 Advices indicate the Kleht massacre provoked a global stir as Russia moves to vigorous prosecution Eight hundred arrests made and 360 remanded Four have gone to appeals court with 62 indicted for manslaughter Trials of the accused set for September Distinguished lawyers retained by the government to lead prosecutions and safeguard the process against further agitation The note also mentions policy shifts and synagogue property concerns in the broader context.
Clark Walters of Athena reports 80 acres of corn and wheat in excellent condition. He forecasts 20 to 60 bushels per acre and notes favorable weather for corn while wheat yields are variable. mentions dairy interest and regional agricultural improvements. Walters plans a long stay to view crop development and integrate with local dairies. The piece links crop prospects to broader economic activity in Umatilla County and references a distant court case and a major tornado-impacted area for contrast.
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