08 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented notice for a merchandise sale by Frederick Nolf at Judd Building on Court Street. It mentions Hammocks, colors and styles, house furnishings, bicycles, tricycles, and ovens with scattered prices and items.
Ditteburg reports imminent reduction in steel billets and pig iron prices. The reduction appears to be substantial, with a 28 ton impact noted. Reports from Susanville, California, describe a recent large fire, with extensive damage and many evacuated or displaced. Military and political observations include Admiral B R Freenantio predicting possible Japan Russia war soon. A Christian Journal reports arrests of its editors in Japan over imperial ceremony comments. Plague in Rio de Janeiro shows eight new cases in a day and 26 deaths since outbreak began. At Cripple Creek Colorado, the State Federation of Labor backs a full state ticket led by Pc. Copley for governor. Japan seeks American and European cattle to inject into native herds. four Japanese officials arrive to purchase cattle for stock improvement.
Sprague plans July Fourth celebration with 1000 dollars. Siphone board of public works awarded a street paving contract for 78 208 dollars. Senator Simon and Representative Tongue left Washington for Oregon via New York. Marriages, deaths, crime, and various regional notes fill the page, including a jail scene in Tacoma and a burglary charge against John Bales known as Montana Kid. The Transvaal crisis dominates international dispatches with Kruger’s war stance and U S diplomacy reported from London and Pretoria.
June S.J. M. Anthony, brother of the late Busan B Anthony, died of heart disease last night in Fort Beott Kus. An unidentified man drowned in the Spokane river Wednesday. the body is unrecovered and his identity remains unknown.
The Oregon election shows Republican Wolverton leading for the Sapient court with a sizable plurality. Democrats contest in the First district while Moody, Republican, holds a likely major lead in the Second. A pending county result may raise the overall GOP plurality. plague reports in San Francisco are unchanged with no new cases.
Dispatches describe 24 hour clashes involving “Boxers” and Chinese troops amid global concern. The State Department weighs options to protect life and property while avoiding direct European entanglement. Admiral Kempff and Minister Conger report Allied naval and ground forces preparing for potential action.
Reported clashes say Chinese forces faced surprise columns for a full day along the Yong Tent front. A single account claims 100 Chinese troops were trapped near the canal and a provisional force routed near the Toko road with 21 enemy casualties.
The Chicago wheat pit sees renewed activity with prices advancing about two cents. Cash wheat trades around five conte per bushel with market noting slight firmer tones in early trading.
The secretary of war directs the military governor of the Mississippi islands to appoint a board to review and revise the tariff schedule per the foldiel order.
The article estimates Stratford-on-Avon’s fame from Shakespeare as worth 5 million dollars to the town. Admission charters to Shakespeare sites yield about 100000 dollars annually, implying around 1 percent on the 95 million capital. Additional income from railway pilgrims and local trades is noted but not quantified.
Reports from Glourenter Ohio state four men died in a mine disaster and many others may be dead as afterdamp filled passages. Names listed include Evan Joseph John McCleland Adren Swaneton John Kyain with others injured or missing.
Condit, longtime Presbyterian pastor in Walla Walla, died at 54 after thirty years in missionary and religious work. A former president of Albany College Oregon, he helped organize churches in North Yukon and surrounding areas and leaves a wife and two young sons.
Reports from St Louis indicate governor Elephanme Will visit today to consult with citizens and police about mobilizing volunteers for public safety amid unrest. In Mt Laois Gillham County, police officials were shot last night. photographer John Growtling injured. transit service disrupted by strike.
Notice to members of the Kacelsior Council Order of Panda announces an increase mootleg evening at au in ace Py AL.
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