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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
1
Anarchist Leaders Vanish After Silk Dyers Riot
In New Jersey on June 19, a bloody riot at silk dyers' mills left several injured. Leaders McQueen and others disappeared, strikers remained restless, mills resumed with guards and deputy police. A meeting last night passed resolutions opposing police and government, while cries of Kill the and burn the mills echoed as the mayor suspended the chief of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
McQueen
Po- Brau
News of Athena District Election Results and Local Notices
A district school election yielded A M Gillis and H Caton as elected officials amid a spirited contest with about 76 votes cast. Local moves include detectives, teachers, and residents visiting relatives in Washington. Frosty weather and a minor crop risk were noted. no major damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Osborne
Walla Walla
G. C. Osborne
George Rare
Union
la Grande Ing
George Titeworth
Yester
Ington
Wash
Slaula Wray
Gome Place
Tacoma
Lil
Adams
McMinnville
A. M. Gillis
H. Caton
Cohen
Pendletons
Capler
Pope Accepts American Propositions On Philippine Lands
Rome June 19 The pope accepts the entire American proposition on the Philippines after review by the cardinal committee. He requests only a minor form change. United States Commissioner Jaft is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
Jaft
Philippines
May Be Big Strike In St Paul Street Cars
St Paul June 19 A general strike of street car men is threatened here. The men demand the reinstatement of several coworkers discharged for agitating union organization. If refused, the entire traction company will strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Royal family at Ascot. king stays home
Windsor reports the queen and royal family traveled to Ascot for the day while King remained at Windsor Castle. The outing contrasted with the king's absence from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ascot
A Lack of Leadership Prevents Lynching in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana a mob surrounded the jail overnight seeking to lynch William Edson. At 6 o clock the mob dispersed without a leader as local militia assumed guarding duties, thwarting the attempt. The incident underscores how absence of leadership halted the crowd's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
William Edson
Edson
Helix Happenings June 16 Community Notes
John Scott visits Pendleton on business and plans a cistern project and home improvements. various residents travel to Northport Athena and Walla Walla for family visits and land hunts. A quilt raffle raised 71.90 to fund an organ and church repairs. Children’s Day at Baptist Church succeeds with a strong program. Local farmer L. W. Pierce completes a barn for Dave Carmil and starts another for James Furnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
John Scott
Pendleton
Chas Huson
Northport
Mrs. Anderson
Mise Glee McNett
Wallula
Florence
Cockerline
Conny
Athena
Edith Epple
Myrtle Hill
Cold Spring
Pearle Smith
Pete Jones
Walla Walla
Will Knight
Henry Hill
Washington
Dr. Mann
Teal Springs
Mise Nellie Foss
Juniper
Alice Peters
The
Baptist Church
Chas. Alspach
L. W. Pierce
Dave Carmil
James Furnish
Starvation in Elite Youth Noted As Health Risk
A young man in a prominent family was found unconscious and diagnosed with starvation. After small, careful feedings he recovered. The piece warns that many self-starve due to fear of good food, causing weak stomachs, loss of flesh, and poor blood and nerves. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to restore digestion and treat headaches, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, and biliousness.
Convicts Seen Probing Forest After Farmhouse Hold Up
Portland dispatch reports convicts sighted this morning heading toward Salmon creek as Sheriff Marsh mobilizes bloodhounds and deputies from Woodland and Cowlitz to tighten surveillance. A farmer near Salmon says the outlaws forced breakfast at 9 o clock before slipping into brush, with a wounded horse from Monday night’s clash lingering near Salmon creek bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Salmon Creek
Martin
Torgieson
Salmon
Vancouver
Sheriff Marsh
Carson
Woodland
Huntington
Cowlitz County
Lewis River
Lacenter
Marsh
Salmon Creek Bridge
Biesecker
Crater Lake Boiling Rumor Sparks Sheep Trade Talk
A Grant's Pass dispatch reports Crater Lake may be boiling near Mount Mazama as winter snows hinder view and a few observers claim steam clouds rising. Comparisons to Mount Pelee and Soufriere are noted, with confirmation awaited from rim visitors. Separately, 66 railroad cars of sheep are shipping from Heppner to Chicago and other states, draining feeders from Morrow Malheur and Harney counties. few sheep remain for sale in Eastern Oregon outside John Day country as winter shipments continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crater Lake
Mount Pelee
Grant's Pass
Cascaie
Crater Lake Park
Mount Mazama
Souffrier
Crater Lake National Park
Umatilla County
John Day Country
Heppner
Chicago
M. 8. Lantz
Rhea Bros
St. Paul
Montana
Glover
Dakota
Amenia & Sharon Land Company
North Dakota
Bennett
Arlington
D. FE Waltz
Durkey
North Powder
Baker City
California
Smith & Clay
C. A. Buckley
Glass Valley
Colorado
Morrow
Malheur
Harney
Umatilla
Oregon
Sunday Closing Rule Enforced by Washington Supreme Court
Walla Walla June 19 The Washington Supreme Court ruled that all places of business must close on Sundays unless legally exempt. The case involved D Nichols of College Place who was arrested for Sunday business, dismissed, then reversed by the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Washington
Walla Walla
D. Nichols
College Place
Nichols
Supreme Court
Ankeny Men Won in Walla Walla County Primaries
Republican primaries selected 128 delegates for the county convention held yesterday afternoon. The convention, to be held next Saturday, will be controlled by supporters of Levi Ankeny, the senatorial candidate. No contest or notable fight marked the vote, and turnout was light across precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Levi Ankeny
Rigid Boycott Tightens in Portland Mills
In Portland on June 19 striking planing mill workers vow a stricter boycott against unfair mills. The union has called off carpenters on new builds using unfair material, deepening the depressed industrial mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Washington Seeks Cuba Treaty to End Reciprocity Tangle
Washington reports that the administration will seek a Cuba treaty as a solution to the reciprocity tangle if the president is assured the Senate will ratify it without amendment next December. The statement reflects ongoing diplomacy in Washington as June ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Senate
Frankie Savage released after Portland hotel diamond heist
Frankie Savage, the paramour and accomplice of Charles Savage, has been freed. He faced charges of a $10,000 diamond robbery at the Portland hotel several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Frankie Savage
Charles Savage
Decision on Smith Soon
Washington reports the president will likely announce a decision in the General Smith case soon. No indication yet of the verdict nature, and the exact outcome remains unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Washington
General Smith
Wheat Market Rises Amid Weather, Latin Prices Mixed
New York market report cites stronger wheat tone with gains amid unfavorable weather conditions abroad. Prices open higher with modest fluctuations. notable figures include Liverpool close, New York openings and ranges, and wheat quotes from Portland San Francisco and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Portland
Special session to fix flat salaries for state officials
Portland June 1 Governor Gor will call an extra session of the legislature for the sole purpose of establishing flat salaries for all state officials. Many opponents now favor the move, especially the members-elect, with public approval noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Gor
Boiler Makers Strike Ties Up Union Pacific
Omaha June 19 The boiler makers strike on the Union Pacific grows serious with fears the entire road will be tied up without a settlement. The road reports no boiler men available to care for engines and warns it may become unsafe to send out locomotives if conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Uosafe
Slime from Mount Pelee Destroys Basse Pointe Homes
On June 19 the lower area of Basse Pointe was covered by a vast slime mass ejected from Mount Pelee. Twenty two houses were destroyed and there were no reported lifelines. the slime column rose about 100 metres into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Basse Pointe
Mount Pelee
French Victorious in Tobad Battle in Africa
La Partie reports a fierce January 20 clash in the Tobad district of Africa between French troops and natives ending in a French victory. The engagement reportedly killed about 1400 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
la Partie Today
Tobad
Africa
Saxony's King III In Critical Condition At Berlin
Berlin June 19 The king of Saxony lies in a critical condition and has been unconscious for almost a day. The royal family has kept constant vigil at his bedside overnight as his death is anticipated at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
King of
Saxony
Arrest warrants issued for Spreckles and Leake in San Francisco
Sheriff Hammel of Los Angeles arrives with warrants sworn by Governor Gage for the arrest of John D. Spreckles and W S Leake manager of the San Francisco Call on criminal charges. Both men were released on $500 bonds after arrest this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hammel
Los Angeles
Gage
John D. Spreckles
W. 8
Leake
Pub
Meher
San Francisco Call
Oon
Bolivar Falls to Insurgents in Venezuela Conflict
Washington reports from Caracas state the Venezuelan foreign affairs minister confirms Bolivar is now in insurgent hands. The note from Venezuela’s capital marks a shift in control amid ongoing upheaval. The information originates from the Venezuelan foreign affairs ministry via U S Minister Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Venezuela
Bowen Eables
State Department
Caracas
Bolivar
Coronation Week Program Reveals Royal Arrivals and Events
London June 19 following coronation schedule lists arrivals Monday at Buckingham Palace dinners and receptions through Friday big show. King and queen attend naval review off Split Saturday and royal events continue to Windsor and London venues including gardens and receptions with foreign envoys and princes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Westminster Abbey
Lansdowne Hase
Windsor Castle
Derby House
St. Paul's
Guild Hall
Senate debate over Isthmian canal routes prompts split
In Washington June 19 the senate debated the Isthmian canal bill. Moar urged leaving route selection to the president. Clark urged Nicaragua route, Morgan defended Nicaragua costs claiming a lower price. Bacon moved to amend Spooner proposal creating a seven member presidential commission to oversee canal construction. Later the amendment to purchase and complete the Panama canal passed 42 to 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Moar
Clark
Montana
Panama
Morgan
Alabama
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Canal
Bacon
Spooner
Panama Canal
House Debates Philippine Civil Government Bill
In Washington the House began considering the Philippine civil government bill as a senate substitute. Its main feature is to create a two chamber legislature. Democrats plan a substitute mainly proposing U S withdrawal from the islands after four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
United States
Gomez Denies $25,000 Cuba Presidential Campaign Charge
Havana June 19 Gomez denies the charge that General Wood paid him 25,000 dollars to withdraw as a candidate for president and to back a coalition of all Cuban parties in support of Palma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Gomes
Wood
Cuba
Palma
Earthquake Shocks Tyrol and Vienna on June 19
A violent quake shock struck Tyrol and Vienna today. Reports describe strong ground motion affecting multiple areas with potential damage but details remain limited. No fatalities confirmed at this time. Local authorities assess impact and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrol
Vienna
Today
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