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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1904

Page

2

Fairbanks Ambitions Highlight Early 1908 Headlines

General news items note Senator Charles W. Fairbanks as a leading 1908 presidential contender and record other early 20th century notes. Anson Rogers of Coos County Oregon visits Portland for the first time, Ednn Cranston Breyman and Emily Lindsley Gilbert graduate from Smith College, and Mrs. Emily J. Smith pledges 150000 for a Chicago aged care home through the Presbyterian church. A California congressman replacement at commerce post signals GOP campaign shifts. A Missouri minister’s wife sues for divorce naming five corespondents, and Nova Scotia marks the Annapolis colony anniversary. A $6 million Penn Station terminal contract is awarded, Lewellyn Felker is acquitted in a murder case, and a note recalls drownings after Slocum life preservers failed.

Charles W. Fairbanks Anson Rogers Coos County Oregon Portland Ednn Cranston Breyman Emily Lindsley Gilbert Portia Or Smith College Massachusetts Emily J. Smith Presbyterian Home Chicago Victor H. Metcall California Sieeeda Corbelyou Imber and Commerce W. T Barnes Missouri Kansas British North America Annapolis Nova Scotia Pennsylvania Railroad Manhattan Island Lewellyn Felker Helena, Mont

Water rights warning for settlers in Washington and Oregon

T A Noble chief engineer warns settlers against land speculation near government irrigation projects. The letter emphasizes public lands irrigation as a settlement tool, limits water rights to bona fide residents, and prioritizes lands held at time of withdrawal and actual homesteads. It urges caution and protection for innocent buyers while detailing inspection and residence requirements.

T. A. Noble Washington Oregon Knet Oregonian Noble Franklin County

Oregon News Highlights From Pacific Northwest

The Oregon hop crop is projected over 100000 bales. Astoria peddler license rising to 25 dollars a week. August E. Meyer of Portland dies suddenly at home. Oregon City school report notes 1230 scholars, up from 1180 in 1908. Electric rail rights to Salem under negotiation. A dredging firm forms to mine Snake River sand bars near Weiser. Three hundred Oregon pioneers receive Encyclopedias from Secretary Himes. Perry Waldrop shot in the breast near Asotin over a range dispute. Hood River school district approves 13000 bond for new building in a special election. Portland drives petition for 25000 schoolchildren signatures to bring Liberty Bell to Portland for the Lewis and Clark exhibit.

Oregon Astoria China E. Meyer Portland Oregon City Salem Snake River Weiser Himes Perry Waldrop Wallowa County Richards Patterson Asotin Hood River Philadelphia St. Louis

Real Estate Advertising Invite From Wade and Son

If you want to buy wheat land stock ranch town property vacant lot or anything in real estate drop in and see Ky T Wade and Son Office in BK O Building Pendleton Or Phone Black 1111.

Ky. T. WADE &@ SON Building Pendleton

England to exhibit Plymouth lighthouses at St Louis fair

Models of the first two lighthouses at Plymouth known as the Eddystone lighthouse are shown in the British section at the St Louis World's fair. The 1694 flat lighthouse stood 120 feet before storm and fire destroyed it. a second beacon rose in 1708 and burned in 1765, with a wooden tower. Two half pound candies from 1788 illustrate the century span of lighthouse use. The display outlines 17th and 18th century English lighthouse construction.

England St. Louie Plymouth Eddystone Palace of Liberal Arts St. Louis Secon

Oberlin College Holds Commencement Exercises

Oberlin Ohio witnessed its annual commencement as graduates received degrees and diplomas after an oration by Prof. George Santayana of Harvard University on Tradition and Practice. President King presided and conferred the degrees this morning.

Oberlin Oberlin College George Santayana Harvard University King

Hotel Arrival Names at Pendleton Listed Guests

A long hotel arrival list at The Pendleton includes numerous guests from San Francisco Denver Portland Spokane Seattle and other cities. We note many individuals and couples such as J B Brown from Chicago and George A Harper from Portland among hundreds of entries, reflecting a busy travel period.

the Pendleton James E. Egan San Francisco R. A. Watson City W. B. Cotrell Charles H. Green George P. Minns C. A. Haleht Hanmann C. Reed San Pranciaro A. J. Webb E. B. Drake A. J. Winters P J. Holstein San Proncisco J. B. Brown W. W. Coldwell Portland Mike Jarabs Cincinnal W. Maher Col. Smith Porta George F. Roberts Hertland W. Ho Hermann Morand P. R. Garretson St. Paul H.W. Garretson F. Sweney Srittie J. PF. Rogers Wallace William Donaghy Spokane H. A. Cruse Bookan G. J. McAray Startiel C. Adix A. B. Galloway Thomas A. Purdy OW. Spencer Kein William Pitt Erald Porland George A. Harper Philip Shielde Hartington George MecOilvery George T. Earle Beattle J. Rogers Seattle W. A. Stanale San Fritici#ite Hi. Palmer Salem Mangrove Milton J. A. Allison F. J. Gardner H.C. Willia Reno J.C. Larson San Fratersen H. Perrins Salt Lake T. B. Ebnnester Tacoma

Tennessee Sunday Schools Convention Opens in Nashville

The annual interdenominational Sunday school convention under the Tennessee Sunday School Association opened in Nashville and will run through the week. Dozens of representatives from county associations and churches attend with a program of music papers and discussions.

Tennessee Sunday Schools Nashville Tenn Tennessee Sunday School Association

International Peace Congress Opens in Manchester

London June 22 report that the International Peace Congress opened its sessions in Manchester with a large, representative attendance. The American Peace Society was present, headed by Dr. Josiah Strong of New York.

International Peace Congress London Manchester American Peace Society Josiah Strong New York

Montana Wool Clip Prices Rise at Great Falls Market

Montana wool prices opened at 17 cents with prospects of 18, as Great Falls buyers report strong early sales. J B Long & Co and A W Kingabury sold Valley county clips to Boston firm Jeremiah Williams & Co at 70 cents, shipments en route. Glasgow and Geyser operations plan large shearing, with 125000 and 15000 animals respectively, amid wet weather. Overall, a brisk market and better prices are anticipated for the season.

Montana Great Malls Saya Great Falls Thie City J. B. Long & Co A. W. Kingabury Great Falla Glasgow Valley County Geyser Cascade County

Votes to Be Cast in the 1904 Presidential Election

A fragment notes awards for those estimating near the winning vote in the 1904 presidential election. The Floradora Tag Company is mentioned amid various arrangements and diatribe hints.

United States Eigar Floredora Tag Company Wwefu Floradora Tag Company Jersey City N. JL Neare

Looting the ruins drives preservation push in Arizona

Archaeologists bid legislative action to shield prehistoric village ruins along the Colorado and Gila rivers, warning looters sell relics that illuminate ethnology. Noted sites lie between Flagstaff and Black Falls in Little Colorado valley, including a five mile distant citadel atop a red sandstone mesa visible for miles.

Colorado Gila Arizona The New York Tribune Flagstaff Black Falls Colorado Valley

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