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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

8

Fight Over Election Mirth and Mayhem on June Day

The East Oregonian recalls a political fight between Ralph Russell and M A Reeves on election day. Russell struck Reeves from behind then hit him again, cutting Reeves’s left eye. Russell pleaded guilty to assault and was fined ten dollars. Reeves did not strike back and had no liquor involvement. State Superintendent Ackerman planned to attend graduation week events including baccalaureate, a musical recital, Crescent Literary Society, class exercises, commencement, building dedication, and alumni activities.

East Oregonian Ralph Russell M. A. Reeves Russell Reeves Mr. Reeves Ackerman Crescent Literary Society

Weston Exercises Mark Eastern Oregon State Normal Closure

Arrangements are finished for the closing exercises at Weston for the Eastern Oregon State Normal School to be held in Weston from June 10 to 12 with Governor Geer attending.

Weston Eastern Oregon State Normal School Geer

When Drugs Are Required

When drugs are required be sure the drugs are pure and carefully compounded. If you come to us you can feel perfectly safe. None but pure drugs can reach our shelves, and our system of compounding prescriptions assures absolute correctness.

Body Found Of Portland Traveler In Salmon River

The body of B A Whittier a traveling man from Portland was found on a Salmon river sand bar Sunday evening after a period of heavy drinking and a failed attempt at self harm. He disappeared days after October's start and was later located by a boy fishing. Authorities and his business associates investigated his disappearance and most conclude he drowned himself. Whittier reportedly belonged to Odd Fellows and A O L A W lodges.

Salmon B. A. Whittier Portland Salmon River Whittier Odd Fellows

Parochial Wo mens' Auxiliary names new officers

The parochial branch of the Womens Auxiliary of the Church of the Redeemer held its monthly meeting and elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. R. G. Thompson, vice president Mrs. M. B. Clapton, secretary Mrs. John Halley Jr., treasurer Mrs. Fred S. Warner. The group is missionary in purpose and raised and disbursed about $50 in the past year.

Womens’ Auxiliary of the Church of the Reedemer R. G. Thompson M. B. Clapton John Halley, Jr Fred S. Warner

Railways in Montana suffer washouts delay NP trains

Advices from Tacoma Wash report Northern Pacific trains indefinitely delayed after nearly a mile of track near Terry along the Yellowstone River was destroyed. All trains from St. Paul and Minneapolis are ordered to turn back at Billings while Burlington trains via Billings remain unaffected.

Montana Tacoma Wash Northern Pacific Terry Mont St. Paul Minneapolis Billings Burlington

Dayton and Pendleton Face Three-Game Weekend Set

Dayton plays Pendleton in a three game stretch spanning Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The series tests the teams with back to back contests across the weekend.

Dayton Pendleton

Prominent Visitors in Town Report

Weston’s R. M. Powers and Echo merchant George Carnes are in town along with Adams professor J. E. Cherry and Walla Walla agent R. B. Wilson. Vancycle, Summer ville, Freewater, Athena, Boise City figures, and local residents like Maude Osborn and Ethel Parsons are noted among the arrivals and calls.

A. C. Brotherton Vancycle J. E. Cherry Adams W. G. Cole Walla Walla Matt Musgrove Mark Hanna Oregon George Carnes Echo Maude Osborn Summerville Dave Osborn John Vert R. B. Wilson Burlington St. George G. W. Bradley William Willaby Athena Ethel Parsons Academy Boise City

Smallpox Case Found In Pendleton Pest House

A traveling bootblack with a smallpox kit was found to have the disease after dropping into Pendleton on trains last night or this morning. He was detained by a policeman and sent to the pest house with another man acting as a nurse. This is the town’s only active case, as three others recently recovered from mild attacks.

Pendleton H. M. Henderson

Manly Statement by W. J. Furnish After Defeat

W J Furnish declares a manly and honorable effort for success and submits to the will of the people. He says defeat harms the party and its loyal supporters, not his own faith in Republicanism, and hopes for party unity behind Roosevelt’s administration and presidential nomination.

Roosevelt

Local Roundup of Trips and Town Notes

Miss Sadie Baum attends state university graduation exercises at Eugene and will be away several days. T E Inman, ex Pendleton O R N operator now Tekoa, visits town. Mrs J J Durham and family go to Denver to join husband and father. John Endicott Lehman Springs proprietor and others head to springs for season opening. W L Guerrant reports excellent crop prospects and perfect weather in Juniper area. Charles Ferguson, ex Privett barber now in Pomeroy, is spending the week with friends and happy with his new home.

Mable Perkins Sadie Baum State University Eugene T. E. Inman Pendleton O. R. & N. Company Tekoa J. J. Durham Bobbie Ethel Denver John Endicott Lehman Springs William Leathers Barney Sherrey W. L. Guerrant and Son Juniper Charles E. Ferguson Privett Pomeroy Charles

Contagious Diseases in Town Drop as Quarantine Eases

Over past months illnesses waned with diseases dying out. Three houses are quarantined for scarlet fever, one for diphtheria and one for measles, all cases described as light in severity.

Derby Winners Highlight Royal Attendance at Epsom

England's premier turf event Derby ran today with King and royal family present. J Gubbins's Patrick ridden by Skeets Martin defeated favorites including C Seivert's Sceptre, which finished in the placings amid large betting activity.

London England J. Gubbins Patrick Skeets Martin Jocker C. Seivert Sceptre Llerge Sums

Narrow Escape Delayed Runaway Train Derailed

A runaway car nearly halted on a main line when brake gear caught in a switch frog causing derailment. The derailed flyer, crowded with passengers, passed the danger and fell onto the track, blocking it. A Pendleton bound local train waited about an hour while wreckage was cleared. Passengers and crew were unaware of the peril.

Pendleton Milton

Wheat and corn prices rise in New York market

New York market reports a better tone with gains for wheat and corn, closing 0.5% higher than yesterday. Liverpool closed 5.105 higher. New York opened 77.5 and closed 78.4. Chicago sales ranged up to 0.5 points. Stocks lower. list of closing prices for several stocks included.

J. L. Ray & Co Pendleton Chicago Board of Trade New York Stock Exchange New York Liverpool Chicago St. Paul Union Pacific

Wreck of Camorta Found. 650 Passengers and 90 Crew Lost

The Camorta, a British steamship reported missing, has been located near Rangoon. It is believed to have sunk in the May 6 cyclone, confirming the loss of all 650 passengers and 90 crew members.

Rangoon India

Fatal Explosion at Welsh Colliery Kills Eight

A colliery explosion at Vochriw near Cardiff in Wales today killed eight men. Emergency crews worked through the night to recover victims as rescue efforts continued at the mine shaft three miles from the town.

London Vochriw Cardiff Wales

Pretty Home Wedding Seals Union of Starkweather and Rees

Evelyn C Starkweather wed Harry B Rees in a quiet ceremony at the Furnish residence on Water Street. Rev W E Potwine officiated in the Redeemer Church setting. the couple left for Spokane by the 8 10 train to establish their home there with Mrs Starkweather and Mrs Furnish among the guests.

W. J. Furnish Water Street Evelyn C. Starkweather Harry B. Rees W. E. Potwine Church of the Redeemer T. M. Starkweather F. W. Vincent Pendleton Pacific Pacific Express Company Mra. Rees Spokane

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