Mon Lodge No K of P R Meeting Notice
Mon Lodge No K of P meets in this Fellows Hall Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Members are urged to attend for routine business and forthcoming plans.
20 Jun 1888
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1888
Page
1
Mon Lodge No K of P meets in this Fellows Hall Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Members are urged to attend for routine business and forthcoming plans.
Reports from Chicago relay that the New York delegation will not vote for Depew and that the convention opened with a permanent organization vote. A silver gavels gift and a woolen gavel presented to leaders spark applause as rules and credentials are discussed. Delegates from Wisconsin eyed for seating while platform reports are postponed to tomorrow.
Helena faced three weeks of burglaries in numerous homes with residents tied and threatened. A stockman and Short halted an arrest attempt, delivering a man to the police. Train robbers remain at large pursuing Rhose regions. Two men died in a Pan ner Mine boarding house fire. A Corvallis man fell from a hotel window with minor injuries. Wheat markets show little change while national political reports discuss opposition, taxes, and the Thurman vice presidential nomination.
The Oregon case State v McGinn unfolds at the police court as Henry McGinn pleads guilty to assault and battery. Judge Cautions on provocation and assigns a ten dollar fine. The scene also notes petty fines for drunks and a robbery at W T Markeley’s store with jewelry clothing and shoes taken.
The essay surveys annexation ideas and U S political winds as Republicans name candidates for president. It weighs Blaine Sherman and others, notes money power influence, and discusses Cleveland’s standing and party dynamics through speculation about nominations and policies.
The Portland Sunday Chronicle outlines Democratic efforts in Oregon with mentions of John Goarin Gearin, canvassing by Democratic and Republican workers, and funding from Washington. It notes alleged large sums spent, ticket peddling, and union/railroad influence while praising anti Catholic sentiment and local party disputes.
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