16 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
1
The article describes the pope’s rapid decline with rising respiration and fatigue, noting doctors’ caution about performing surgery. It reports a tense moment as papal secretary Angell and others weigh risks, while the pope shows exhaustion but remains conscious, with no operation yet performed. The piece mentions Rome’s scrutiny and the pope’s supporters awaiting further word.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a Beers Spar Factory delaying operations due to May weather and seed conditions. It mentions hot and cold spells, a worm or pest risk, and a factory near a life pees beetlon with uncertain timing and supply impacts.
Ten Oregon citizens were named by Governor Chamberlain to attend the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress meeting in Seattle, August 1821. Delegates include J. A. Robbins Sumpter Co, W. Talmage Tillamook, Charles W. Gallaway McMinnville, Wollner Waldo Bohemia, G. Warner Bohemia, G. Small Baker City, J. W. Caéick Albany, J. Thornburn Rows, Cha K. Henry Portland, and W. H. Holmes Salem. The annual gathering aims to promote commercial interests and national welfare.
A Wallace circus train of 20 cars derailed on a steep grade near Shelbyville today, crashing into an empty box car on the Chicago & Eastern siding. Christian and Leon Stone were killed, four others suffered broken limbs, and several people were injured as frightened spectators fled the scene.
July 16 report notes Russia seeks to block Balkan state wars while Germany presses for stability. Berlin and Constantinople urge cooperation with the Ottoman government to maintain peace, though Russia resists allowing Balkan states to fight.
In St Petersburg reports describe July event on the Volga where a freighter laden with inflammables burned last night. A steamer attempted to assist but the fire spread rapidly. The ship’s crew and several rose were drowned as they fled to the water before the steamer could be beached.
Strangler Raspy Linearith confessed before trial and before being accused of more murders. The jury deliberated on the murder in the frat degree. verdict delivered as execution loomed. The killer, who confessed to the December murder of his wife Han, showed no remorse. Meanwhile other items note updates on court, election, and market activity with scattered details from Chicago and London.
A violent confrontation erupted when 2000 workers and sympathizers blocked Kellogg Switchboard freight wagons bound for a Milwaukee plant. Police faced bricks and stones while drivers tried to clear routes. Authorities warned they would fire if needed as the crowd faced a potential deadly riot.
July 10 Oyster Bay reports say Mother Jones and a large textile workers alliance head toward the area. Officials plan quiet preparations to deter any attempt to storm high offices and to limit access to President Roosevelt.
A Seattle mother and her infant son were killed by an irritant poison. Officials say a male suspect remains under investigation as to who administered the poison, noting the child died a day after the mother. The case unsettles the community as police pursue leads.
Six masked gunmen stopped car No 1 of the Oregon Water Power and Railway Co at East Eleventh and Division street in Portland. They robbed 40 to 50 passengers, shot BL F Day in the back, and escaped with money and valuables. Day is expected to recover after surgery. A $300 reward was offered. no arrests had been made. Three suspects were later detained as possible leads in the case.
A Caldwell Idaho couple Mark and a girlfriend eloped and were found dead on the O and N track near Weatherbr. Sheriff Watkine chased by foot and found the pair after a long pursuit. The girl died in minutes and Mark survived about four hours after the bullet injury. Both dead upon discovery. The tragedy occurred about six years old and associated with local ranch activity near Caldwell.
Prof Langley resumes experiments with a flying machine off Widewater Virginia two miles from Maryland shore. The craft, about 65 feet long, features four aeroplanes and a hanging operator platform. A pilot seat and power line are noted as part of the setup.
Spokane officers prepare to test box ordinances in a city council meeting researching whether women and men frequent saloons with drinking and alleged improprieties. Officials aim to determine if saloon proprietors permit disturbing gatherings and if店舗 workers or patrons violate rules.
The United States signals Asia outreach as China plans to open several ports to global commerce. Russia’s stance over the Kishineff massacre protest shows no hurt feelings, while Japan and Washington herald a shift toward closer China-U.S. ties. The development is framed as a diplomatic victory for Maye democracy and a possible easing of tensions with Russia and Britain.
A large blaze at a Bonner Springs sanatorium destroyed a building early morning. Victims include Jack McChure of Junction City and others from Texas and Kansas. Willian Coole of Kansas City and Jape Campbell of Iowa are among the injured. Dr Kowdgore died attempting rescue. Firefighters fought a fierce flame as the structure collapsed, with multiple escape attempts described.
Pirinoe Urn, governor of Thetchrabin, met a Jewish deputation and pledged reforms to prevent a recurrence of recent violence. He urged individuals to report complaints directly and announced personal responsibility for the response.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a proposed railroad from New York to a destination near Newark Nobuly Me Ona Ny cap. The passage mentions price factors, contractor involvement, and possible delays but is heavily garbled with misread words and missing data.
A Pennsylvania presbytery convened a special session amid concerns over a negro burning incident. The Wilmington sermon linked the event to racial tensions as ministers debated theology, race, and community safety during the crisis.
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