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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
1
A garbled report cites a Rome clash involving the pope and archbishop figures over prophesied harmony, a secret agreement, and a crisis affecting Peter’s Basilica. It references political circles, an accord in semi-state discussions, and mentions to be healthy while focusing on the Vatican’s internal power struggles.
First Assistant Chief A F Youngson will head the Locomotive Engineers following the death of Chief P M Arthur. Youngson has not been advised of Arthur's passing though condition reported improved and doctors believe he may recover. Second Assistant Grant Chief Stngraham petitions to become free, prompting an election to fill the post.
A Santa Fe freight wreck occurred four miles from Gadden Col as a three car fruit train ran at speed. The engine derailed, followed by several cars, but no injuries reported. Most freight was redirected to Jose Trafe with delays of several hours.
Curacao morning report says 406 dead in the riot at Chadud Mallvan as Venere minister Hernandez declares the city practically ends the revolution and vows restoration will begin soon after.
A Caldwell project advances with contracts for growing 1000 acres of sugar beets. Details unclear due to damaged text but indicates a factory development and associated agricultural commitments in the Caldwell area.
The planned merger will issue bonds to absorb old securities and measure operating expenses. It consolidates the Chicago East Western Illinois Railroad lines with St Louis and Southern and others, forming a larger system under a new company. A new line from Thebes to St Louis is under construction, aiming for a total mileage around sixteen hundred, with exchange of stock and property floated to fund the deal. The plan faces labor and wage terms, with promises to hire union men and limit contractors to union crews on construction.
United States marshal reports a grand jury indictment against Shelby Cullom clerk of Arizona’s Supreme Court and former internal revenue official. Charge details are withheld. Cullom, nephew of Senator Cullom of Illinois, left Arizona for health reasons and is believed to remain there. Also notes cotton prices rise and mills closing in New York and Fall River with ongoing shutdowns and anticipated curtailment.
Civil authority tensions rise as cattlemen and sheepmen mobilize. Abandoned range conflict prompts militia to prepare. state troopsordered to standby. Remark: a planned ambush prompts action near Cottonwood creek, north of Thermopolie, with Jim McCloud accused of murder and a prisoner transfer underway.
Fragmentary Chicago notice from July 22 describes labor union activity and labor market concerns. Details are garbled, but mentions Peace prospect and association involvement with workers and a tense afternoon session.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a lynching or violent act dated July 22 with references to a white girl and a named man Rinke, plus a whaler voyage and subsequent legal or communal proceedings. The garbled text mentions a courthouse or meeting and preparations for a proceeding, with unclear roles for several individuals.
A misread or garbled OCR fragment mentions an aide and crater with destruction. The readable portion suggests a volcanic eruption impact with damage and fatalities. Further context is unclear due to text corruption.
New York reports the building trade dispute ending amid fret over stalled work. Workers and employers reached a settlement after days of halted projects, easing delays in construction across the city.
United States district attorney received instructions from Whiehlugin to seize the distillery property for costs of attacking. Revenue officers to serve the Bowmen will debauch the system of gang. Property valued at $2500. It is understood wires grant will be paid to con pin in law.
A government representative appeared before a council seeking extradition warrants for Gayner and Crean, tied to Quebec judge decisions. The case involves a fire at a plant in Harvie Wisconsin and escalating bond amounts, with references to German assets and a diplomatic context amid a complex legal dispute.
A woman named Georgy A. Reicker, a prominent figure in Ate lobe, Hind, reportedly broke her neck in a runaway accident yesterday. The incident occurred during a week of turmoil leading to the accident.
The State Department cautions that cholera has broken out in Amoy and Chita, China, as alerts reach Washington. Officials advise caution for travelers and monitor the situation for further developments.
In Baker City Oregon on July 22 officials linked the Connor Creek mine hold up to earlier thefts. A $500 reward was offered by stockmen for recovery of stolen saddles wood horses and goods from Burnt River area and W G Ayre’s barn near Durkee. Captain Myrick notes years of mine records and tickets were saved.
A garbled report discusses a coastal occupation, UK and US mentions, and a payment story. Names like Londi and Merton appear amid unclear references to officials, commissions, and money transfers. The text is partial and inconsistent.
Whistler McNeil Whistler was buried today in London as a large congregation gathered in the Vicinity of the Vresenone church area for the funeral rites.
A Buffalo man faced a large defalcation inquiry involving about 300000 of others funds. Shrewd business men allegedly urged the man into ventures at a wealthy law firm, with police investigations ongoing and no clear proof of theft or consequences yet.
Spokane reports the sudden death of Erncwr Nichola, a former Pacific National Longer player, due to heart trouble at Park mnet. He collapsed while other swimmers looked on. authorities say no further details will be released today.
Marion Wally, a once renowned sculptor born in Louletana, died in the workhouse early this morning at age 85. Once financially successful, he reportedly made a fortune with marble works and gained local fame before fading from the scene.
H. G. Guernsey dies in his hotel room amid heart disease after ailing for years. The body is discovered by staff. a funeral is planned for tomorrow evening at 6 40 at the home with Masonic rites.
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