06 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and items linked to a sale and local notices. It references Frederick Nolf, merchandise like graniteware, vehicles, and faces unclear. mentions Court Street and potential vendors or participants. Details are garbled and uncertain.
General writer Stephen Crane, famed author and war correspondent, died at Baden Weiler in Baden on Monday at age 90. Other items note political and postal matters, naval trials, thefts on a Shanghai steamer, quarantine in Manila, and local incidents across Washington and Oregon.
London dispatch reports Boer General Botha withdrew forces from Pretoria likely along the Delagoa Bay railway toward Joline President Kroger. Kruger Steyn and Reitz remain in position as British forces prepare to counter with Buller’s thrust and a three day armistice is arranged at Lorena Muangues with reports of British evacuation of Trent.
Partial returns indicate a 2000 plurality for Wolverton in the state ticket and a strong Republican showing in the First Congressional District. Multnomah County shifts favoring Republicans include four fusion state senators, while Portland mayor Rowe is elected with a large plurality and Republicans win most city and county offices.
In a state gathering at Katee City Missouri on June 4 the domematic convention endorses the national platform in Chicago and calls for free coinage of silver. It reiterates Monroe Doctrine principles and voices opposition to Republican wartime departures. Wood Heenan is endorsed. Dockery is not slated for governor by acclamation.
The report covers the general deficiency bill and a conference report on the endowed civil bill. Nevada’s claim is singled out as a notable item while Mississippi Missouri and Columbia river matters are noted as returned. Senate action includes nominations and presidential notices with Alaska governors and state items in focus.
The Lewiston convention favored James Hamilton Lewis for vice presidency. Committees were formed to prepare the platform and support, with Lane Manel likely receiving the nomination as the Senate delegation’s support for the ticket.
Readers note a brief market summary referencing cash wheat prices with mentions of regional trade terms and June dates. The fragment hints at trading activity and price levels within a broader wheat market report.
The Democratic state convention met this morning in Indiana endorsing a Chicago platform of liberty. Delegates elected include Kamu FE Morris Mughonuarty James Murdock and George K Mensier. John W Kern was nominated for governor on the first ballot. No change reported in the local street railway strike. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as liver and bowel cleansers.
Shanghai reports say fighting near Pekin with casualties on both sides. Japan mobilizes a large force at Takai and Chinese leaders resist Russian demands. Meanwhile New York delegates head to a Democratic convention in June with G Croker and A Van Wyck among leaders.
A Chicago report quotes National Committeeman Janie discussing forthcoming elections and administration reactions to Tower policy. The piece anticipates strong party performance and legislative control, noting an expected majority around 50,000 and support for Oliver as a key figure.
A transport line report details a railway incident injuring several workers. Merited names include a brakeman and a lodeman with one leg mangled. The incident occurred after a work crew prepared for sea duty and faced an engine collision or derailment.
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