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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
1
Reported fighting near Pang Tao and Port Arthur as Japanese and Russian forces clash. Refits and reinforcements ship in, with German mediation efforts discussed. Weather and unit movements affect Kharkov distress and Siamese uprisings, while casualties rise among Japanese and Chinese forces.
Steam remains raised on three of five sound vessels while guns from the damaged vesteln are removed to the forta and sailors join the troops. Russian warships shift to gray, torpedo boats operate briefly, and larger ships struggle at the entrance. Workers flee Port Arthur, shops struggle during shelling, a shell wrecks a shop building and a dockyard officer. Mines dot the outer roadstead and naval basin with some detonations from lightning causing no damage.
Walla Walla commissioners refused to grant a saloon license for Touchet after considering petitions and a remonstrance with more than 140 signers. The decision followed review of the remonstrance and the absence of police protest.
In Herne Switzerland on June 10 the Russian minister Jadovski was shot in the street and seriously wounded in the head. The would be assassin was arrested and is believed to be a foreigner.
The Pendleton Birch Creek Telephone Company was organized yesterday on Birch Creek with 18 members. A new line from Pendleton to Pilot Rock will cost about 900 dollars for 18 miles at roughly 60 dollars per mile. Central office will be Brock and McComas drug store. about 20 patrons expected. The line will serve exclusive users and not public business, and start operations by September.
Washington June 10 The talk of Gen Knox retirement sparks cabinet speculation with names Spooner Warren Knight Evans Lodge Day among possible successors or temporary appointees in the Republican arena as candidates for a revived administration.
The British French and Russian ambassadors in Constantinople have a joint plan to present strong representations to the porte demanding an end to Armenian outrages. In Chicago trading, grain and corp figures for July show openings and closings, reflecting market activity.
Civil government collapsed in Teller County as the Citizens Alliance and mine owners suppress union activity. Soldiers and deputies split into three columns to halt strikers at Gillette and Cripple Creek, with one man killed and hundreds detained. Deportations begin, and non union workers return to mines while unions see heavy losses. The Western Federation of Miners pledges aid for families as uneasy calm spreads over Cripple Creek.
Glenwood Springs Colorado June 10 Pursuit of the remaining train robbers resumed this morning after the night raid. Bloodhounds track the fugitives as few ranches offer sustenance and officials expect capture soon. The body of Tom Ross was brought in from Newcastle today. cause of death and motives remain unknown.
President Joseph Smith of the Mormon church will attend the Union County reunion and annual meeting in La Grande on Saturday and Sunday. Union county churches are among the strongest outside Idaho or Utah with over 1000 members in Grand Ronde Valley. A new tabernacle worth about $30,000 is under construction and slated for dedication around September 1.
Mrs Frank ine of San Francisco on a wedding tour arrives in Chicago with her husband missing since that night after dinner. The missing man is the son of a prominent attorney. The wife recently inherited a rich estate in New Zealand.
Frank Hunt a well known Walla Walla citizen and brother of Mayer Hunt died at 3 90 yesterday afternoon after several weeks with pneumonia He leaves a wife and four children.
Buffalo June 10 The Anderson Company, citys largest department store, has failed with liabilities around 500000 dollars. Local officials scramble to assess impact on creditors and workers as the market trembles amid a tightening economy.
The May monthly report shows 1250 inmates at the asylum with maintenance costs totaling 14245 dollars. Daily per capita cost is 34 cents and health remains good. Admissions include 43 new patients in May, with supplies consuming 3255.02 and total payroll 6009.98. June 1 inmate count 1450. Miss Morton dies at Parlma.
Bowman left for Portland to oversee furniture purchases for the new building on Main Street. Several parties seek hotel or lodging use, with one room rented to Bowman for July occupancy. Spokane Liquor Company has leased the corner room to establish a branch wholesale house in Pendleton, after long negotiations. W J Bumpoon attempted suicide by cutting his throat at Centralia, Washington, on Wednesday.
Col Mill, livestock agent for the Confederated S, says surplus stock in eastern and central producing states will be moved to market with moderate rates. Beginning at the Missouri river, stock from the west will be shipped to ease congestion, improving prices later in the season as ranges hold surplus stock and wool prices hold firm in Oregon.
A Japanese man was fatally injured in a related incident this morning. Folcom Cal Jude 10 Hokiend o Hidaka and another Japanese involved. a woman and a ten year old half past are referenced. details unclear.
Francisca Ochoa, a Mexican, died in Bakersfield after a quarrel in which he severely harmed a woman. He was to be executed in a related incident two weeks earlier, but a reprieve arrived as the case neared its scheduled process in March.
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