22 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
1
A Caracas minister reports Hayti requests a warship to protect Cape Haytien amid a looming blockade scenario. The foreign department seeks a vessel to safeguard interests and other nations in the area as tensions rise and potential bombardment looms offshore from Puerto...
In York on July 22 the state reports missing Putnam Strong as police search for his whereabouts. A recent escapade linked to May Yohe and illness is mentioned but details are unclear. The city has conducted multiple pawnshop checks with few jewels recovered.
July 22 news reports Mrs Mackay summoned after the death of her husband in a case where physicians are in attendance. A coffin has been ordered for the deceased’s body and burial arrangements are being decided.
Police search for suspects in a safety deposit robbing at the Masonic Temple. Authorities report limited manpower hindering initial investigation as details remain unclear.
A newly started residence of J W Powell on East Alder Street was destroyed by fire Monday night in Walla Walla The fire origin is unknown The insured value was 1800 while Powell estimates replacement at 2500 Wagner's band secured to play at the fruit fair in September beating six other bidders including Hoppe's and Empire Concert bands from Spokane and Adler's from Tacoma Local soft drink dealers plan a test case against Sunday closing laws with Luther Bros as yet open
New York July 22 William H Tuthill principal witness at coroner inquiry into Latimer murder. He testified about cordial relations with Latimer and his wife and denied impropriety. Mrs Latimer followed stating the shooter wore a black mask and she believed him to be a burglar.
Severe shocks were felt during the night heightening fears of a renewed tremor. Property was damaged considerably in the episode, with residents reporting cracks and debris scattered. Authorities urged caution as aftershocks continued to be a concern.
Boston reports a group of anti imperialists led by Charles Francis Adams Moorefield Storey and Julian Godman travel to Belons Landing Lake George to join others on a special committee to investigate Parlisiana affairs and seek publicity. A statement to President Roosevelt may follow.
Harrisburg July 22 William Filer shot and killed his wife and Harry Bennett claiming the wife had been intimate with Bennett. Police are investigating motives and circumstances of the double shooting in the morning.
Rome reports the death of Cardinal Ledoch eet, a high official of the sacred congregation for the Propaganda, who passed away this morning. Details remain scant as authorities confirm his death in the city.
W E McComas and other researchers estimate the Umatilla county wheat crop will total between 3,760,000 and 4,000,000 bushels, better than average though wind heat and blight caused some damage. Railways plan quicker car handling and a new demurrage system to move the crop efficiently this season.
In Atlanta on July 22 a monument honoring Confederate General William H. T. Walker was unveiled on the battlefield where he died 38 years earlier. Confederate veterans from across Georgia attended with some Union guests. The ceremony featured prayer, music, a presentation by Julius L. Brown, and a reply by Major Joseph B. Cumming. The shaft uses a large gun set on marble blocks with inscriptions, surrounded by a fence and four smaller Civil War relic guns as corner posts.
Santos Dumont arrived in New York today and will proceed to a forthcoming event, with plans and schedule not fully specified in the fragment. The brief item confirms the travel and intent to participate in an upcoming engagement.
Russia plans to send its Siberian exhibit to the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair via the Hast Chinese railroad line, using agency channels to transport and present the display to visitors and international audiences.
King George the Eighth regained a first step yesterday in Cowes, walking for the first time since the eyelation operation four weeks earlier. He continues to improve in all respects and is reported in good spirits at the royal residence.
Mammoth Hot Springs Wyoming July 22. Game wardens from Montana Minnesota Utah Colorado and Wyoming met and organized the National Association of Game and Fish Wardens and Commissioners. Officers elected include President W F Scott Montana first vice president G W Harris Colorado second vice president John Sharp Utah secretary treasurer H G Smith Minnesota.
A large operation in Cavite province last week to seize Felizardo and Montal lon, Ladrone chiefs, failed as they broke through the cordon and fled to the mountains. Over 1200 constabulary poured into a five square mile area before the retreat.
Washington on July 22 Congress approved designs for the new Philippine coins. Best and likely to be adopted were those by Figuedos, a native Filipino artist, among several submitted.
In Honolulu July 22 native movement divides as younger members led by Jonah Kalanianaole bolt the home rule party convention. They renominate Robert W. Wilcox for congressional delegate, form a non partisan Hui Kuokoa, and set a separate convention over the party constitution.
Chicago spot market shows a sharp rise as corn price jumps from 60 4 to 67 with a 66 close. Shorts' buying fuels a likely full squeeze tomorrow, signaling rapid fortunes rising and falling in brief order.
NEW YORK MARKET reported by J L Ray Co and others notes stronger grain prices on July 22 as wheat gains one cent and corn and oats rise close to wheat. Heavy rains damage Missouri and Mississippi valleys hurting coarse grains and wheat already harvested. Liverpool, New York and Chicago quotes shown. wheat price across markets cited.
Washington July 22 General Fred Grant has been offered the command of the department of Texas, a post previously assigned to General Jacob Smith before his retirement.
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