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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1905
Page
5
A compact collection of advertisements and short notices lists services shopping deals and small human interest items. It includes haulage and transfer services, department store promotions, a fatal logging camp accident near Kelso Oregon, a baby darling case description, and stage coach offerings with contact details.
Berlin notes meat prices climbed 20 to 35 percent over six months with new rates about 30 percent higher than neighboring countries. Citizens face annual gaps of 18 to 19 percent versus abroad. Berlin meat dealers urge government and provinces to curb live cattle imports. Berlin Butchers' association plans protests as prices update to fillet beef 43 cents per pound boiling beef 27 cents pork 11.5 cents veal 37.2 cents.
A young Russian claiming the title Prince Potemkin, said to be Admiral Potemkin�s son, arrived in New York on the Lac Bretagne steerage. Police found nearly $25,000 in cash among his effects at Ellis Island. He claimed to have sold Russian estates, shared $10,000 with ten entrants, and planned to travel west to a farm after a brief eastern stay. He denounced Russia�s conditions and said he did not wish to return.
Spokane July 22. Otte Delucey aka Walter killed at the Central cafe last night by James Watson aged 29 a switchman formerly from Duluth. The alleged motive is a quarrel over a woman. Watson is under arrest.
New York July 22. The Equitable Life Assurance Society announces that Chairman Marton has cut off the $25,000 final pension of Mrs. Henry B. Hyde widow of the society's founder. The action signals a change in the economy measure tied to executive decisions.
FE. W. Nash, president of the smelter trust, died at 4 10 this morning in Omaha after a paralysis attack on May 22. He is survived by a wife, a son, and four daughters.
The Sigsbee fleet, escorting the body of Paul Jones, crossed the Virginia capes at 7:20 as Rear Admiral Evans led a battleship squadron. Bread riots erupt where farm laborers aid the very poor in Seville, Sala manca, and other Spanish cities.
A stream of visitors and travelers were seen in Pendleton today. Dr Lauite arrived this morning from Starbuck, while Attorney Peterson from Milton departed earlier. Numerous locals and guests from Walla Walla Salem North Yakima Elgin and Portland visited, with several returning from fairs and planning summer stays. Mrs Laura Pate is recovering after an internal tumor operation in Pendleton.
Government thermometer reached 111 degrees at 1 pm with many thermometers near 114 degrees along Main Street. The heat persisted over three days, stifling crowds on the streets, while shade and a light breeze eventually offered partial relief in the afternoon. The scorching conditions were blamed on Old Sol and the stifling river breeze.
Comic strip dialogue shows a doctor warning of a difficult diet and a child asking about a happy medium. The panel features a humorous exchange with Old World style phrasing and a joke about prices and brisk business.
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