09 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented notice mentions Frederick Nolf and Pobiee in a local event. The readable text hints at a late occurrence tied to a strona mock and waters near Hamack. Details are incomplete. the record preserves the main names and a vague setting without full dates or actions.
The annual report shows Chicago and Northwestern Railway earned 91 081 244. Royal Cork Yacht Club elected Sir Thomas Lipton as a member. Military and war costs surge with 40 000 000 extra in armaments. In California Zachary Zau shot his wife and child. Britain’s army loses 50 000, Boers 1200 in South Africa. Kruger declines land offer, urging continued independence.
A Chinese government link to the Boxers movement is declared amid rising Sino Japanese tensions. Reports cite naval movements toward Taku and Shanghai while Washington and Pekin dispatch officials to defuse the crisis. A clash in Korea and China’s internal unrest threaten broader conflict.
A damaged dispatch reports General Pio Del Pilar captured near Manila by native forces at Cuadaloupe, east of the city. Washington notes the capture is presented as evidence of loyalty to American authority amid ongoing disturbances. A May ambush near Camarlas Del Sorto wounded Captain Albert Steineach, with two privates killed and eight wounded.
A jumble of local notices reports a 12 year old suspect in Linn county, murders in Canyon City, deaths in Granite and Toledo, shipyard losses in Turner, and a railway accident near Sprague. It notes weather quirks on Mount Ku vily and a June incubation season, with scattered biographical blurbs and military assignments.
Readers are urged to investigate Mrs. Pinkham’s remedies for female troubles as printed letters in this paper. A forthcoming book includes testimonials from the mayor of Lynn and other officials verifying her claims. The piece advertises confidence in her methods and asks skeptical readers to examine the evidence.
Reports describe Tom Sharkey defeating Youk Kennely in a short bout at Broadway Athletic Club, with the fight ending in one round amid disorder as spectators and officials speculate on the broader event. Parallel notes mention Peter Jackson decision over his opponent, with local city concerns and public notices tied to polls and safety.
The report from Globetor Ohio indicates the mine disaster yesterday has a rising death toll with officials hopeful numbers may reach a moderate total. A separate item from San Francisco notes a transport grant and a transfer specialist arriving in the city.
A fragmentary report from Walla Walla describes Frank Royer awaiting trial on a serious charge. The piece mentions a 20 year sentence in a striped cell, a prison exchange plan, and confusion over trial dates and authorities in Baltimore and Maryland agencies.
OCR text fragment discusses quarantine of Chinatown and a Chinese general Ilo Yow amid tensions. Mentions a protest or regret and possible racial tension as white Americans are described observing and collecting reactions. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and unclear names.
In Portland coverage Col Raley outlines uncertainty over the upcoming Multnomah county election. Mentions W W Corbett and ex senator Mitchel as figures and hints at candidates Falton and Meltride amid a shaken political field.
A week of informal gatherings included a charming afternoon party at the Armory and a driving party, with young people enjoying the programs. Upcoming plans feature a musical Wednesday and a friends’ gathering on Monday evening hosted by Miss Neva Lane.
A rainy Friday ceremony united Ewil Hobo and Myrtle Hasan at the Golden Tale Hotel in Helix. Rev Dr Diteon officiated at a Christian church wedding attended by relatives and friends. both are young residents of Helix.
Dispatches from London report Boer forces at Laling's Nek offering conditional surrender after initial action. General Baller rejects terms as guerrilla warfare grows, with references to Bloemfontein and Roodewal as strong points and telegraph disruptions impacting coordination.
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