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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
1
Fragmented reports describe chaotic rebellion across southeastern islands with authorities alert. Frontline actions mix with raids as semi bandits threaten stability, prompting fear that revolt may spread beyond Santiago and Puerto Rico regions.
A fragmented notice describes mining men planning on September 7 to form a state mining commission and organize their union. It mentions Townes of Oregon and fraternal aims under a commissioner leading the effort.
George M. Orton of Portland presided as Grand Sachem for the 12th annual Redman session in Oregon City with 70 delegates present. New officers include Great Sachem George M. Orion of Portland and Great Prophet J B. Reeder of Pendleton, with Pendleton and Astoria represented at Atlantic City council.
Wilmington dispatch reports Indigo Gray has agreed to serve as the fifth arbitrator on the Alabama coal strike commission, joining four other members to settle the dispute.
A high requiem mass was observed in Rome marking the final ceremonial over the war. The event featured solemn rites this morning with officials and attendees honoring the occasion.
Meadville Pa July 31 Grand Chief Youngson of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers died in city hospital after weeks of illness. He was a former second chief and ally of Arthur. Youngson had long planned succession and named M H Shay of Youngstown Ohio as interim successor. He helped organize the Brotherhood and stood with the conservative wing of the order.
In Chicago this July, a jury found Wiltrax guilty of murdering six year old Paul Paszkowsky and sentenced him to twenty five years in prison. The body was found buried in a field in a gunny sack, with testimony from the boy’s playmate and his father’s later recantation. The defense argued motive unknown as Wiltrax’s anger over a toy incident was cited.
In Folsom California authorities report no containment of the ex convict movement. Daily news had claimed a manhunt surrounded the group, but officials say such reports are false and no trace of the convicts has been found.
A Lowell Massachusetts blast at the United States Cartridge plant site near Riverside Park leveled buildings within a half mile, killing eighteen and leaving ten missing. Dynamite stored for floor work allegedly detonated, causing widespread ruin and a mass rescue effort.
In Prescott Arizona on July 30 two Mexican assailants who killed Charles Goddard and Frank Cox at supper await execution. A scaffold is set 420 feet from the cell and prisoners drew lots to decide who hangs first. In Oyster Bay on July 20 President Roosevelt hosted Secretary Payne and guests Professor Jerome Lanfield, Commissioner Williams, and Attorney Vannegen.
In Wheeling a section of the terminal tunnel collapsed at 6:30 this morning as workers passed through to the footers. Several men are entombed with others narrowly escaping. The tunnel spans about 24 000 feet and authorities fear multiple casualties.
Sumpter July 10 Jack Xwank veteran prospector in Green horn district killed when the Medolliny mine caved in His body found days later in the debris He was a longtime partner of Jack Powers and helped open the Greenholm district They owned the Big Johnny and other properties until recently Temporary truce patches up differences between papers and employees Spokane July 2 printers return to work under a temporary agreement The International Typographical Union will review the dispute with a final settlement hoped soon A train stop riot at Titetops July 00 troops opened fire killing and wounding 28 in a strike clash
A disastrous fire swept Grimsby docks this morning destroying storage sheds. Reported by SHIN with details on flames and damage to lowes and surrounding area.
The Oregon Land Board, after an attorney general decision, fixes school land at 2.00 per acre though the act was deemed invalid for school land. Indemnity land remains 5.00 per acre. The board bans final payments on state land certificates without the remittance to prevent tax evasion. In Idaho, Moscow county officials buy an adding machine to replace a clerk, reducing staff at auditor's office by August.
In Baker City on July 3 Arthur Lowell elder clerk at the post office reports orders to demote for carelessness in handling registered mail. Tracey, second clerk, was dismissed July 20. Colombia appoints a commission including Dr B Santiago Cortes Julio D Portocarrero and Geo Francisco Javier Vergara to audit the range of exhibits for the World’s Fair.
A grisly detailed report describes two Japanese sailors aboard the schooner Higona, one killing the other then preventing escape as he bleeds to death. The assailant, identified as Trohing, confessed, recounting the assault and taunts before death. Nearby items note political subpoenas in Missouri and other varied notices.
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