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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
1
Sheriff Cudihee, returning to Seattle, plans to rejoin his men at Ravensdale after surrounding a deserted shack holding outlaw Tracy and confederates. He says Tracy is too injured to travel far, and the capture is not far distant.
An operation in Cavite province targets chiefs Montalon and Feliz and 50 followers. Twelve constabulary and a guiding party cordon 60 square miles, guarding towns and farms to be closed Saturday. Three Gutierrez brothers linked to a murder are among those concentrated. The Yorktown gunboat once captured Filipinos in 1899.
Without warning Edward Fagerstone, proprietor of the Western House, was shot three times by Gust Reson, a street railway employee. Fagerstone died at once. Anderson issued the fatal orders during a July night incident. Mrs Fagerstone fled the scene, rumors suggested she hid Fagerstone, but witnesses said Anderson and Fagerstone were not acquainted.
At Lake on July 18, assistant cashier Harry T and paying teller Alex Rison of Wells Bank waived their preliminary hearing. The two are accused of embezzling funds totaling about 000. Bonds set at $25,000 each.
London reports the coronation scheduled for August 9 with a rehearsal of the royal procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey. The king continues to improve and no further bulletins will be issued until Monday. In Cowes, the Duke of Marlborough is named as the probable successor to Earl Cadogan as lord lieutenant of Ireland.
In Chicago on July 18, William Nelson shot and killed his wife who had been untrue to him during two years in prison, in the presence of their child, then wounded himself slightly.
In St Helens on July 18, farmer Thomas Dolley was killed in a fight. The assailant, identified as Rejeski, is in custody charged with murder.
A fierce seaside fire swept Rock Island with total losses exceeding 200000 dollars. The National and Narragansett hotels telegraph office weather bureau station and several other sites burned. Surf hotel also badly damaged. Fire reported July 18.
Indianapolis July 18 President Mitchell gains strong backing from anthracite workers who back his plan to raise 2,000,000 dollars monthly for strikers relief if adopted. Nicholas of Anthracite District No. 1 in Pennsylvania opposes a general strike, signaling no nationwide walkout. Marion county farmers report harvest-hand shortages.
Rome July 18 the Vatican replies to the prior American note on friars and lands in the Philippines. It expresses satisfaction with the cordial relations between Washington and the Vatican and hopes Manila negotiations will be equally satisfactory.
Lady Dela War obtained a divorce from her husband in London on grounds of desertion and misconduct. She initially named a prominent American actress as co respondent but withdrew that charge later. The Harlan family, prominent in the nation, plans a large reunion at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis.
The Pendleton Academy building will be two stories with a basement, built of stone and brick at a cost near $20,000. It will stand east of the old city cemetery and north of the Umatilla River. Bids are advertised, due next Tuesday, with work to begin promptly and aim to be ready before the coming term.
A coroner's jury at Park City found Daly West mine officials not liable for the mine explosion that killed 35 men. The July 18 decision absolves management from legal blame despite the deadly accident in Salt Lake region.
Beloit Kansas July 18 hundreds of visitors filled the Epworth Assembly as Governor Stanley presided. General John B Gordon delivered his celebrated lecture The Last Days of the Confederacy to a crowded audience.
Lake Orion Mich July 18 The second annual International Bible Conference and Christian Workers Institute opened today under favorable auspices A ten day program has been arranged among the inter events and activities noted for the gathering
The article names notable figures including Professor George E. Coe of Chicago and Reverends J F Farson Wayland Hoyt Bowell and Bradt from Brooklyn Philadelphia New York and Wichita. Their addresses focus on key topics and civic matters presented at the prominent gathering.
London July 18 The municipality of St Andrews Scotland awarded the freedom of the city to Andrew Carnegie in recognition of his liberal donations to Scotch universities. Joint recipients were the Earl of Elgin Lord Lieutenant of Fife shire and Lord Balfour of Burleigh secretary of Scotland, trustees of the Carnegie university fund.
Columbus Ohio July 18 Through the clemency of President Roosevelt Frank Colbert a fullblooded Cherokee Indian was released from the Ohio penitentiary today Colbert was received at the institution from the Indian Territory in 1897 to serve 10 years for burglary and larceny
Fred J. Blake has returned from Gold Hill after inspecting Rogue River dam plans to dam and power a large plant in Western Oregon. Several electric companies seek the contract, with the lowest satisfactory bid likely winning. The project aims to supply power for saw mills and other industries, pledging major timber-resource development and regional industrial growth.
New York market reports from J L Ray Co Pendleton and major brokers show wheat opening higher at 77 percent, finishing near 77 and up from Thursday with gains across the board. Corn also higher, Liverpool closing up, and stocks broadly up led by St Paul Steel and Union Pacific trades. Wheat in San Francisco quoted at 1.15 per cent per cental with Chicago quotes noted.
Chicago July 18. An other grain deal is described as being engineered by James Patten for July oats. Under manipulations the price rose four rents to 67 percent. Patten is said to be positioned to gain more from the deal than in the July corn corner.
Cincinnati July 18 Mr H F Collarina secretary of the United States league of Local building and Loan Associations has perfected arrangements for the 14th annual meeting to be held next week at Put-in-Bay Advices indicate a large attendance Among those to present papers and addresses are F W Thomas Toledo Theodore Seldon Chicago Michael J Brown Philadelphia W A Whitney Lawrence Mass George H Kostmeyer New Orleans Julius Stern Chicago Henry Rosenthal Cincinnati and Seymour Dexter Elmira N Y
President Keating delivered the annual address at the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Denver on July 18. He said the order is now the strongest Catholic organization in the world and urged Trinity history teaching in parish schools while maintaining neutrality toward other Catholic groups. He noted the finances of the order are in good condition.
New York July 18 Bolivia decided to request the good offices of the United States to settle the Acre question. The decision is much criticized here according to a Herald correspondent.
Fred Rice, a former Illinois graduate and noted crook, was hanged in Toronto for the murder of County Constable Boyd during a jail delivery last fall. He died gamely after 12 minutes of strangulation, refusing stimulants, as his mother and sister pleaded for clemency. the body will be taken to Champalen for interment.
Semifinals of the National Amateur Golf Tour are played today on a flooded course. Heavy rain delayed play briefly, but the golf association rules committee insisted on continuing. Winners advance to meet tomorrow for the championship.
F C Clement special agent with the Rural Free Delivery Department has spent days in Ashland arranging for a new free delivery route south of the city. Three applications were filed for mall carriers and the examiner drove the proposed route. The route is expected to open around September first and will be the first rural route in the southern part of the state.
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