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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

2

Philippine civil government bill to come up June 26

News summary from Credoman reports the house will vote on the Philippine civil government bill on June 26. It notes confidence that Congress may adjourn July 1, Cuban reciprocity prospects, and a Senate resolution seeks full state department correspondence on Cuban funds under General Wood. Also covered are Cuba’s sugar rebate issues and a Chicago hospital death of Bridget Dempsey due to respiratory paralysis and oxygen deprivation.

House Central Vermont Railroad Middlesex Congress United States Senate State Department Wood Palma Cuba Roosevelt Bridget Dempsey Chicago

Local items from the Pacific Northwest News

Mrs Lydia Brock wife of E Brock of Walla Walla died of paralysis Monday morning. H J Dumbeck of Juliaetta Idaho had his household quarantined for scarlet fever but tore the flag down. police persuaded him to let it remain. George Chandler beaten by J H Robbins in Baker county for representative by 10 votes but later defeated by two votes for school director. William Smith fails by one vote in Baker state senatorship. Columbia Railroad and Navigation Company known as the Mohr road sold rails to Columbia River and Northern for 25000, then bought back for 30000. rails remained in place. O R and N Company sends grading outfit with three cars of horses, three of equipment and nearly 100 men to repair the Huntington to LaGrande road bed. Shoshone county Idaho political friends of James Sovereign announce him as Democratic candidate for Congress. he is editor of the Idaho State Tribune and expected to win on first ballot at Pocatello convention.

Lydia Brock E. Brock Walla Walla H. J. Dumbeck Juliaette Idaho George Chandler J. H. Robbins Baker County William Smith Baker Columbia Railroad & Navigation Company Mohr Road Columbia River & Northern Railroad Company Able O. R. & N. Company Huntington LaGrande Pennsylvania New York Central Shoshone County James R. Sovereign Knights of Labor Idaho State Tribune Congress Pocatello

Hotel Arrivals Include List From Multiple Cities Across Year

The hotel guest list records arrivals from Chicago Portland Spokane Boston Milwaukee Seattle New York The Golden Rule Dora Hassman Colorado Riverett Carothers Ellensburg The Dalles Walla Walla The Dalles Cascade Locks and other locales noting guests such as Pendleton James Kopecke Mecklen Youngman Mossy Millsap Nester Brigham McMahon Anderson Allard Roberts Ward Gardner Bekenberger Doyle Marks Lacy MecGillvery Cohn Colby Hassman Snelling and many more.

James Kopecke Chicago D. N. Mecklen Portland G. S. Youngman George E. Mossy Spokane G. W. Millsap Thomas Nester KE. W. Brigham Boston Shufford William W. McMahon Ohio A. M. Anderson Mr. Allard R. Roberts W. A. Ward Goldendale B. J. Gardner H. C. Bekenberger Burns J. A. Wesley Milwaukee R. H. Caston Gill George Bell N. B. Nelson Carl Gagel St. Louis J. B. Coman A. Goodman Seattle E. B. Duffy H. Bellinger A. D. Chase Omaha Co. B. Colby Philadelphia Dora Hassman Colorado Riverett Carothers Ellensburg Robert Larner S. Shadduck E. H. Burke C. F. Thomson Echo J. L. Harper the Dalles L. W. Brown R. G. Conner Cascade Locks Will Marks H. B. Miller Chelan A. Willard Dayton, Co

Prospects Good for Wheat Crop and Prices

S B Calderhead general passenger and freight agent for the W and C line visited town and stated the Inland Empire could harvest the largest wheat crop yet with another good shower. He warned that high prices may not last if world supply rises but expected shortages abroad should keep prices firm or higher. He noted excellent wheat from Pendleton to Dayton and along Eureka Flat, with Eureka grain slightly delayed due to spring resowing and advised that continued favorable weather, not rain, is key to a good spring crop amid hot drying winds.

S. B. Calderhead Pendleton Dayton Eureka Flat State Line Eureka

Lane's Medicine a Gentle Family Laxative Claim

At bedtime I take a pleasant herb drink and feel bright next morn. The doctor says it acts gently on the stomach liver and kidneys and is a pleasant laxative. Made from herbs and prepared as easily as tea. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels daily. Price 25c and 50c. Sold by Tallman & Co. sole agents.

Lane Tallman & Co

Harriman Advises Oregon Sportsmen to Guard Game Resources

railroad magnate Harriman praised Oregon’s status as a sportsmen’s paradise and urged protection of fish and game. He urged hatcheries to prevent depletion, offered aid for establishing hatcheries, and pressed local leaders to improve streams and wildlife resources along the Corvallis & Eastern route. A local notice about harvesting equipment follows.

Oregon BE VL Harriman Railroad Magmate Harriman Stone Corvallis & Eastern Road

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Old Town Family

R N Bevill of Old Town Virginia reports their daughter was wholly cured of a bad scald head by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The advert notes it also handles cuts burns bruises ulcers eruptions and piles. Available for 25 cents at Tallman & Co.

R. N. Bevill Old Town Bucklen Tallman & Co

Engine Breakdown Delays Pendleton Train Arrivals

A breakdown on No. 6 halted service at Pendleton yard this morning. No. 6 arrived via Nolin at 8 after snailing along, delaying the Pendleton-Spokane flyer and No. 1 westbound trains briefly in the yards.

Pendleton Nolin Umatilla Pendleton Yards

Chehalis Return Not Confirmed By Frank Frazier

The Portland Telegram claimed Chehalis was sold to J Ishman for Oregon parties and would be returned with Frank Frazier as trainer, but Frazier denies involvement. Chehalis, about 12, raced on the coast and grand circuit, sold in 1898 for 7250 dollars, with a 204 percent record. East Oregonian hopes for his return and offers to fund purchase.

Frank Frazier Oregon Portland Telegram Chenalis Frazier Chehalis East

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One-Price Clothiers Credoman General News Pacific Northwest News The Webfoot R. Laing Pocket Books Perses F. W. Schmidt & Co Association Murphy’s Court Street Ocarts Baker & Folsom Corr Ibe Thompson Hardware Jesse Wilton Byers Pendleton Roller Polydore Moons
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