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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1903

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Train Disaster in Illinois Racks Up Fatalities

Fragmented dispatch reports a deadly rail accident near Rivy forming a headend collision between a passenger and freight train at Pinole Central. Several trainmen and a postal clerk were killed with others seriously injured as an order confusion cascades. Authorities debate motive and raise concerns over justice and potential retaliatory violence amid mass killings in Novgorod referenced in the same column.

Juve 1 Traline Hie Col Pinole Central Rivyforming Tnoerlone Soutien

Cloudburst in Idaho Forms Small Lake on Lapwal Creek

A cloudburst on the divide between Cottonwood and Lapwal creeks created a new lake on Lapwal Creek with 40 to 60 feet of head, washed gulches 10 to 40 feet wide, and debris 40 feet high blocking the Culde Sac tramway. Clay carried by the torrent filled the creek bottom for two miles, altering the stream flow and prompting wells to be dug as water receded. The dammed area formed a two acre lake.

Lapwal Creek Culdesac Cottonwood Lapwal

Korean Prince Yee Houng assaulted in Ohio case raised

Korean officials in Washington take up the alleged assault on Prince Yee Houng a Korean nobleman at Went Yan University by Joe Stout a farmer. Charles Medham counsel for the Korean legation met city officials and the county prosecutor to discuss next steps and vows the matter will not be ignored.

Prince Yee Houng Ohio Delaware Went Yan University Joe Stout Washington Charles Medham Legation

Rumors Fill Belgrade on Sultan Abdication Report

A Belgrade telegram and later dispatches from London claim a Turkish revolution and the sultan's abdication, though officials doubt the news amid censorship and tension. Extra rumors note possible uprising in Arabia and Albanian troops near the palace.

London Belgrade Turkey Berlin Tagelstatt Cultane Palace Arabia Eiler Constantinople Iiv

Grain Markets Quotations From Gee Commission

Grain markets report from Gee Commission Company manager R L Boulter in Minneapolis lists wheat and corn futures with limited gains. Weather notes foresee rain in the Dakotas and Minnesota while Southwest remains wet. Market chatter mentions weak Liverpool wheat and temperate gains in July and September contracts.

Gee Commission Company R. L. Boulter Court Street Minneapolis Liverpool Dakotas Minnesota Chicago

Conditions at Heprrer Improve Amid City Debris Cleanup

Amid reports of fires and casualties, authorities announce rapidly improving conditions at Heprrer. Workers cremate animal remains and clear luminous debris questionably linked to fatty residents whose names are printed below. Debris search continues below town as the city is thoroughly combed.

Neige Ket

Heppner Aid Arrives Amid Heat Wave Debris Cleanup

Acting mayor F B Clopton acknowledges receipt of tools and supplies sent to Heppner on June 1. Frank Gilliam notes helpful donations from Lexington workers, while conditions due to dead animals and sun exposure limit access. Swaggart lists safety and cleanup actions as debris removal continues.

F. BR. Clopton Heppner Walter Well F. B Clopton Embner Pendleton Lexington Frank Gilliam

Heppner Flood Toll Marked by Losses and Recovery

From Heppner the latest dispatches recount the Swageart family drownings including Mrs R L Andrews and three children Mabel 12 Vashti and Clara. Mrs Swageart and son George Wiltur were saved while Mr Swaggart attempted rescue. About 140 bodies evacuated, 200 workers from Portland aiding in debris clearing. Looting rumors denied as orderly relief work continues. A relief fund update shows Milton increasing its gift to 400. Dead boy found near Stevenson, Columbia River. Baggage recovered aiding identification with several missing names listed by Heppner Times.

IM. Kemp G. W. Bradley Heppnerbla Swageart Mra. R. L. Andrews Mabel Vashti Clara Mra R. L. Beard James Webber George W. Swageart Swagegert George Cty Portland Lexington Kemp Heppner Nett Hodges Mire Clyde Wella Ale Wells Hob Morgan Wipe Mere George ‘Thorevon MeBride Job, Beckett Dorney Ayers A. Rhea Janes Jones E. C. Ashbaugh W. J. Saling I. Hamilton George Bwaggert van Winkle WW. Lipsett L. W. Banka J. K. Carr George Kintzley Guy Boyd J. Long Beach Haines Betes Heppner Times

Message From Mayor Hailey Urges Aid for Heppner Sufferers

A June communication from Mayor T G Hailey to Pendleton Progress Club president R Alexander asks not to hold a celebration and to send funds to Heppner sufferers. The club replies vowing no celebration, organizing more fundraising, and extending sympathy to Heppner residents.

Heppner R. Alexander Pendleton Progress Club John Lathrop Progress Club Pendleton T. G. Halley Heppner, AR Alexander

Community ad proceeds fund relief for Heppner disaster victims

A relief drive raises 884 from the Peoples Warehouse employer and lists subscribers including Elm Kennedy Henrietta Leach Jonnie Heathman Rose Fletcher Pearl Marrison Anote Mc Clark Floyd Henittan Annie Siddons Nor val Jones John Wilson Bilward Eben Peed Baro Rd Stratton William L. Shiverick Fred Hartman Fred Koos. The dispatch notes at least 50 000 is needed to aid burying wreckage and caring for women and children as rescue operations continue. Walter Wells returns with provisions and teams to aid the stricken valley.

Peoples Elm Kennedy Henrietta Leach Jonnie Heathman Ta MoAtor Rose Fletcher Erfe Ton Fragter Pearl Marrison Anote Mc Clark Floyd Henittan Annie Siddons Norval Jones John Wilson Bilward Eben Peed Baro Rd Stratton William L. Shiverick Fred Hartman Fred Koos WII Heppner Walter Wells Captaing Oelly

Governor seeks permanent troops in Morenci unrest

In Arizona the governor requests permanent troop deployment around Morenci amid a miners strike and a claimed explosion. The unrest centers on Ariz towns Arma Tucson Aria and Jie with a 1% alienation cited and a gunpowder blast reported.

Sulkera Arma Tucson Aria Jie Morenci

Atlantic traffic dull ships taken out of service

London dispatch from Liverpool notes three Steamers from Morgan line placed out of commission amid broader disruption. Leylandine and Allotte Transport lines also suspend ships on transatlantic run between New York and Southampton. Morgan figures prominent in efforts to improve shipping methods.

London Weetminster Ganette Twlay Liverpool Moe Menten Morgan Bix Veanela Leylandine T Yy Allotte Communnion New York Southampton Pajing Ameri Iruet

Saloon Violence Strikes Kanbags In Atchison Incident

On June 1 in Kanbags Atchison a deadly disturbance followed the killing of a saloon keeper MeKreh by MeKin and a second assailant mortally wounded by two assailants. The mob attempted to mob Beiroh's saloon amid the melee.

German Conservatives Fall Out Over Socialistic Victories

The conservative press clamors for Chancellor Von Buelow’s resignation accusing him of letting socialists win. Unclear text suggests partisan reaction and calls for leadership change amid tumultuous political fallout. Prices and figures are garbled. mentions wool sales around two million pounds with high uncertainty about dates and volumes.

Hortin von Buelow

Grand Guardian Returns Home After Heppner Tragedy

Mrs. Van Oredall, grand guardian of the Women of Woodcraft, arrives home from Montana as Heppner disaster spurs relief. The order plans a $14,000 to $14,000 relief spread and $2,000 for specific aid, with death losses totaling around $10,000. Funds will be distributed to survivors after death proofs, while local camps mobilize cash and provisions for those affected.

Heppner van Oredall Hepp Oredall The Women of Woodcraft Montaia Mor PosnerAlOne Clnime Hone Board of Prand Managers Beac Grand Clrely Cholea Weoat

Indiana Mine Contract Crisis over 200 Miners

President Doyle of Linton reports a 200 miner order to return to work at noon. Miners quit after a foreman’s discharge, though popular, prompting Mitchell to threaten union action if the men do not resume work. He aims to avoid establishing a precedent of strict contract fulfillment with the Ble Island Company.

Indiana Mitchell Die Morte de Iret Doyle Linton Ble Iuiand Company T Linton Coal Company Mitchell

Montana mob clashes after jail raid in Glasgow

In Glasgow Montana on June 10 a battle erupted involving William Mardin a fugitive in a serious case and his companion McKinney. A sheriff posse fatally wounded Harde McKinney while Mardin escaped with Brown. A mob stormed the jail forcing Brown from custody, with a fatal incident tied to the courthouse window. The alert reached St. Petersburg with reports of a dire outcome.

Glasgow Mont Wiliam Mardin Harde McKinney Marde Pard Jack Brown Brown

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