29 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
1
Henry Payne a leading Republican National Committee member from Wisconsin is seriously ill with gout at the Frankfort Hotel in Berlin.
Benton county has no interest bearing warrants and is out of debt. Mrs. Sarah Ann Davis of Lebanon committed to the insane asylum after an Friday transfer. A. T. Goward of Victoria won Oregon tennis championship by defeating Walter Gon of Portland. Fletcher arrested at Salem for disorderly conduct revealed as a U. S. army deserter from 1s. Sophia From dies in Salem at 67 from kidney trouble after five days. Portland wins senior fours at N. P. A. A. O. regatta in Victoria B. C. with Victoria close behind. Time 6 30. Threshing engine explosion at Anderson valley California kills William Rose and L. Leir. grain destroyed. Rail traffic belief moves by Northern Pacific into Klickitat country toward Columbia River access. Suit to test constitutionality of Feb 23 1901 act filed by The Guarantee & Trust Co in Portland circuit court. John O'Brien Hailey Idaho arrested on stolen cattle charge. Counterpoint death from a blow. KR&N Co awards contract for 20000 split cedar posts from Sandy river. Manuel Koble, Filipino at Shemane Indian school, disappears after leaving Oregon City. F Mitcholl of Portland arrested on adultery warrant in Keterptive.
A promotional item touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening mothers and aiding childbirth, promising improved health for mother and child. It also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and urges sick women to write for private correspondence with the doctor.
Reports from New York and Pittsburg indicate a wage dispute over a steel strike may be near resolution as a joint conference is set for tomorrow. Officials confirm no public statement yet while labor leaders prepare for critical talks and potential actions if settlement terms fail. London markets note dull American stocks and cautious sentiment as crop damage figures await release.
In The Hague on July 20 strong signs show negotiations to end the Boer War progress. Prime Minister Kuyper actively pushes the effort. An American, Sydney Hollix, arrived with ideas for a peace commemorative building and reportedly was dispatched from Washington to Colonial to colonial secretary Chamberlain to represent England.
Berlin reports a weekly review that reads like confessions of nations financial care. The Krew Zeitung notes no week passes without exposing mismanagement in German stock companies. A sense of humiliation weighs on mercantile classes as the German game is tarnished before foreign countries for years.
Chicago July 20 grand jury resumes evidence against John A Hinsey and associates in alleged misappropriation of Endowment Bank funds Knights of Pythias. No action expected today. Also Columbia won the Astor classic cup at Breaton's Point R J with a one minute margin over Constitution.
Rain across Arizona ends drought worries and assures water for irrigation and mining operations, with continued relief expected for the state’s agriculture and resource sectors.
The July heat in Cincinnati is linked to ten deaths and numerous heat prostrations. Officials warn residents to seek shade, stay hydrated, and avoid peak sun hours as temperatures soar.
July market summaries show wheat slipping two cents on weak cables and drought fears. Chicago reports nervous trading with September futures down and grain prospects uncertain. San Francisco and New York price references vary, with visible supplies rising week over week.
London report says King Edward in the house of lords to-day recommends granting Earl Roberts 100000 pounds for his service in South Africa. The suggestion follows his notable wartime leadership and continued public service.
A railway accident summary for the year ending June 20 1900 records 7645 deaths and 60420 injuries among employees, 249 passenger deaths and 4126 injuries, and 750 deaths 1000 injuries at highway crossings. It details casualties by job class and incident type with ratios per 300 employees and per miles traveled.
The Kiowa-Comanche reservation lottery began with crowds at El Reno Oklahoma. One thousand envelopes drawn today then more over the next two days as thirteen thousand homeseekers expect names by Thursday. First numbers include James Wood Weatherford and Mattie Heals drawn for the Lawton district.
Crosborg Komia July 20 16 announces Dowager Empress Reberick remains ill and confined to her residence after a long illness. The imperial physician visited yesterday but has not released an official bulletin on her condition.
In Indianapolis on July 2 delegates convened the largest socialist gathering yet seen in the United States. The convention, organized by the executive boards of two divisions of the central democratic party to unite factions, aims to advise a new unified movement. Prof. G Herron is a central figure.
Decomposed bodies of two men found in a corn field in Elkhart Illinois last evening. One body carried a letter addressed to A C Braham written by his wife dated Seattle almost two years ago. No evidence of foul play and cause of death is unknown.
Gustave Behring, who claimed to be the son of the late George M. Voliman, was held to the federal grand jury in Chicago for morning on the charge of sending defamatory postal cards to Mrs Fran Lowden daughter of a palace car magnate.
Secretary Long issued an order barring all naval personnel from public statements on the subject of the court of inquiry requested by Rear Admiral Schley. The directive, dated July 2, directs silence within the naval service on this court matter.
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