Fragmented OCR Note From Ags Office
A partial OCR fragment references Ags and office activity with unclear names and dates. The readable portion mentions an office and a person or entity but lacks完整 details to determine the exact event.
01 Jun 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
1
A partial OCR fragment references Ags and office activity with unclear names and dates. The readable portion mentions an office and a person or entity but lacks完整 details to determine the exact event.
Disjointed notes report bubonic plague in Alexandria while Aguinaldo reportedly wavered against American forces. Other items mention a National Soldiers Home bill near Denver, a 20 mile motor race crash in Waltham, a Omaha inventor dying after 95 years work, a suit win for Ernest Hogan, memorial tributes in Boston, Servian reserve mobilization issues, a Alabama populist convention with ticket nomination, and a Kansas City venue dispute for a future national convention.
A series of brief notices reports deaths and accidents in the Pacific Northwest. Mrs. Joseph Wood dies in Walla Walla at age two. Mrs. TL M Adame of Portland travels to Baker City for organizing work. Mrs. Susan Hull convicted in Walla Walla for arson at her lodging house. George M. Cone, ex Portland lawyer, dies in Roghester New York. Edward Harington, 36, injured by train in Hombrook Southern Oregon. W Shoemaker plans to reestablish a flour mill near Baker City with 75 to 100 barrels daily. Nez Perce tribe payment amendment passed in senate for war service as dependents. George Cram injured playing ball in Lewiston Idaho breaking left leg. Sam H Howard mentions forthcoming Oregon State Barbers Commission meeting details.
London reports and rumors swirl over Kruger's fate with a May 2 dispatch from Kroonstad claiming his death. English watchers await confirmation while British forces move toward Pretoria and prepare to secure rail hubs and counter rebel resistance near Gold Reef. In Cape Town, colonial rebels surprised a small British force at Douglas, killing Colonel Spence.
General Leonard Wood argues that all Cuban postal service irregularities are known and a full investigation is needed. He claims the issue is confined to Cuba and hints at European intrigue behind the activity. Washington reports no confirmation on marine landings or broader European plots related to the events described.
A Jotter from Porto Cortes reports Captain Allen Jackson of the American yacht Theres is imprisoned after a gold theft in Troxillo. His crew freed him, then the Gon sailed to Utila as port authorities attempted a retake. Gunfire killed two soldiers and wounded three in the clash.
Echo, Crem, and May Sio the butler move to Pendleton for care. The May 20 closing exercises at M B K church featured Mine Mroneelia Dionean teacher of the year. Infant child of Mr and Mrs McLaughlin died Friday evening and is buried Wednesday. Mrs Chay Miller returned to Pendleton. Mr Walker of Arlington sought horses near Walla Walla. 40 head of Gewil horses noted. The death of Miss Josie Hawtings at Athens is reported. Rev J B Smith led services. Public notices include political candidates and registrants. Three local residents, Chas Berkeley Campbell, J A Rai, and Geo Busan are mentioned.
In Washington June 1 the Senate sparred over India relief funding as Senator Porkin proposed ships laden with California and other states provisions. He pressed what Britain had done for starving Indians while alliances in South Africa faced upheaval. The armor plate dispute and anti trust amendments also featured, with Cabinet discussions yielding little of public consequence.
Reading fragments show references to German affairs, Banc politics, and unresolved claims under a Berlin treaty. Mentions Totoille under Archican control and a statement of unsatisfactory conditions plus transit wire outages and a shooting in St Louis.
Fragmentary notes from trading desks mention wheat and commodity terms and unclear names. The text references June, Kun Vranecison, GOW, and 67 with wheat values amid garbled phrases.
Naomi Morse, formerly Naomi Clute, is found dead near the Willamette River with a bullet to the heart. Her husband Mora Moree, who had failed to support her, disappeared after the shooting and later apparently killed himself near Willamette Heights. Police pursue husband’s involvement as the motive and timeline unfold.
Reported nitroglycerin blast at the Kelly farm near Marietta causes four deaths and several injuries. A derrick and water details are described amid chaotic scenes as locals rushed to the site after the explosion. Also notes fires and a Wisconsin home explosion, Honolulu dispatch, and an actress committed to a hospital.
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