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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1903
Page
9
A brief notice identifies the law office of James A. Fee located in the Audd Building. No further details on services or contact are provided.
The article describes Anglesam's Palace planned for the World Fair grounds near Pendleton with a grand neoclassical design. It highlights a symbolic peace sculpture, expansive gardens, and a central pavilion with a monumental dome. The federal exhibit is noted as the highlight of the exposition.
Walla Walla voters agreed to erect a memorial for Spanish American War soldiers. The project, proposed by the Red Cross Society, seeks a Bedford stone monument and a height around twenty four feet. The Roberto Monument Company submitted the bid, with Lee Roberto stating the price reflects actual costs and a profit appears possible after materials and construction.
Fourteen Portland mills refuse to cut ties below trust prices driving workers from jobs. The Lewis River mills in Washington and others nearby have shut down or resist reductions, while the plan to raise or stabilize prices affects shipments to Troutdale and Fairview. The balance of the saw mill combine plans to resist price cuts, though timber deliveries continue for hewed logs in the Blue region.
Jewish groups in Chicago plan Kishineff Memorial Day with services in synagogues and addresses. The observance recalls the Kishinev massacre and calls for unity, relief support, and remembrance in the light of historical antisemitic violence.
Detroit prepares for the great international anniversary of the Epworth League as the four day convention begins next Thursday. Committees work to finalize entertainment and plans amid uncertain weather forecasts. The event follows Baptists and Christian Endeavor gatherings earlier this year.
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