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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented mention notes Roosevelts trouble securing a third term with Teddy Roosevelt as a major influence. It cites his broad-mindedness and popularity as factors in national politics. The piece also touts Bond Bros Pendletons leading clothier as aligned with Teddy in style and menswear trends.
Se attle hosts the Christian Endeavor convention July 10 to 15 with a 1600 voice chorus and an orchestra of 1000 under James Hamilton Howe. Handel's Messiah will be sung at Williston tent with space for 7000 visitors. Soloists are being sought nationally by Charles C. Englehard.
A long reader list shows arrivals and guests at the Hotel St George and nearby properties across Portland Seattle Walla Walla Tacoma and San Francisco including M C Griswold Fortland E H Moele Chicago Gen Penyar Portland Lee Waillerstein J J Hogan A M Rapt Denver M Wise Kendall Palouse KE Armstrong Dayton Mr and Mrs L We Meicher FBR Hawke F H Deley and wife San Francisco Tyler Scoville John Co Fisk S Louis S Widdell W E Carey Sam Schisler Mat Bolgan G A Stinson J W Brown W S Sterling L M Thyme Rh B Duffy 3 W Burgess Pilot Rock B Wapner M L Reid G Uickok EB W Brigham TF Defur among others tabulated for a hotel guest roster.
A fragmented roster of individuals linked to cities such as Portland Spokane Seattle Walla Walla and Medford appears. The list includes many given names initials and surnames with occasional city designations and varied spellings, suggesting a notice or directory fragment without clear context or a single event.
The Yakima report notes a large shipment of strawberries to Spokane and Montana, about 1000 crates, with prices ranging from 1.25 to 1.78 per crate. Cherries, Dukes and Francis, fetch 1.00 to 2.00 per crate, with late-season varieties lower in 10-pound boxes. Railway plans to run a daily fruit train from Auburn to aid eastern markets, timing debated to midnight delivery. decision pending. Also, a gambling case: Al Smith convicted of a reimbling game, fined 240, while Frank O Connor’s six months were suspended for good behavior.
Fragmented OCR text describes a supposed cure for catarrh and urges ingestion of pills. It mentions mercury content, potential side effects, and references Hall's Catarrh Co related to Toledo and F. Cheney. The readable pieces hint at a sensational medical product advertisement with questionable ingredients.
Lewiston area wool clip totaling about 500000 pounds sold largely from Lic to 200 per grade. Purchasers include L Straus of San Francisco and EB H Clark for Keshi and Bros of Boston, with Pendleton buying completed yesterday. Shipments begin, with more wool headed to Snake River points below Lewiston and prospects for continued reductions in local sheep numbers as summer range tightens.
Minneapolis delegates debated juvenile delinquents education probation and vagrancy during the National Conference of Charities and Corrections. A side conference on health promotion led by Sherman Kingsley discussed unclean milk nursing sanitation and home based health efforts.
At Leale June 14, the new maximum freight rate law and the 2 cent passenger fare act from the last session of the Missouri legislature take effect tomorrow. Railroads may challenge legality, but Attorney General Hadley believes the state board can enforce the new rates. The act repeals the 1996 freight law, despite a federal court in Kansas City denying an injunction.
Idaho Portland Cement Company files articles of incorporation at Lewiston with $1,000,000 capital, including $200,000 preferred stock. The firm absorbs Idaho Granite Company, owns 615 acres on the upper Snake River with 276 patented acres, and plans cement lime brick and other building materials. Trustees named are J. C. Bender, W. Landquist, and Shelton Irvine. Also notes the Sixteenth Annual Baptist Young People’s Union convention in Spokane with $8 round trips via O R & N. A Parker Cannonkeeper injures two soldiers at Parker.
Alaska papers in dispatches to Seattle express hostility or cool backing for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. The Juneau Record-Miner quotes editors urging a meeting of Alaska commissioners to protect Alaskan interests and manage any appropriation directly, avoiding Seattle control. A Chicago committee seeks to fund both national conventions next year with a $150,000 goal.
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