24 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
1
Fragmented OCR recounts a royal event with Russia and Austria, a new king, and public displays. Mentions a former ruler’s oath, a cabinet and sovereign leaders, and a parade with festival attire. References Prince Henry, Ambassador Cotton, and naval/diplomatic figures at Kiel and Eastern customs.
Governor Chamberlain yesterday received a brief letter from Secretary Loeb on behalf of President Roosevelt thanking him for the courtesies extended during the recent visit in Oregon. The president said they greatly enjoyed the trip and were pleased to have the governor with him.
June 24 New Haven reports Yale bestowed degrees including honorary M A on Herbert Bowen recent minister to Teheran, DOT to Rev Lyman Allen a former Plymouth church pastor, and KL I L I to Jorge Gray former chairman of the anthracite commission. Meanwhile Malindi campaign updates note Man Ting broke siege and reached Damot with 1400 casualties missing. Vatican asked to participate in St Louis Exposition by providing documents and maps on the discovery of America.
Two burglars dynamited the Town bank in Gary a Chicago suburb early this morning and fled with $60. The explosion shattered windows for blocks, prompting a mayoral toll and citywide searches. Citizens and volunteers flood the area as authorities guard all entry points into the city.
The State Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Astoria with 8 percent delegate seats, about two thirds present. Pendleton delegates include L Moorhouse and G Halley, Mrs Dissowars, and Mes W Fornisht. Pepdleidu sends Aire CL OB Wade as president with Mrs Lee Moorleaw and Mire Slorgle attending.
Wheat futures in Minneapolis show a firm start but lean to selling pressure as rain delays hurt Northwestern crops Receipts lag behind last year despite some market strength Traders expect clearer selling signals only after widespread soaking rain arrives and foresee potential declines until then
June 24 reports describe lynching threats and violent assaults in Tennessee and Missouri amid race tension. A white assailant died, and several Black victims were attacked. authorities race to identify suspects as mob violence looms. A Wilmington, Delaware, case saw a Black man burned at the stake after a schoolgirl’s killing, prompting widespread fear. A Cherryville wreck on the Frisco Line left one dead and several injured.
Reports from Heppner describe daylong labor tearing through wreckage after the ice storm. Expenses run around 1600 per day as crews, farmers, and citizens aid in search for missing bodies, with Sherman County contributing 1000 and other groups giving funds for relief.
President Nousevelin calls for rigorous punishment of public officials for treachery or dishonest office management. He urges Attorney General Knox to retain special attorneys to pursue indictments and review all postal department charges, amid disputes over Madden and bidding accusations and internal investigations.
London reports sensational dispatch from St Petersburg claim the Kishineff foreign minister resigned after scathing critique of the czar. The minister blamed intrigues within the government and parties, saying he could not control colleagues. Other cabinet members urged restraint amid the turmoil.
The Wonders, reorganized after the league collapse, plan to field a stronger team for the city. Most former players have agreed to return, aiming to improve on last season. Their first game is Sunday at 2 p.m. on Alte Street grounds against a reservation team.
A Dave Ingram farm report reveals one of his four cows vanished after last Sunday milking. Despite searching roads, lanes, and pastures, the missing cow remains unrecovered two days later and authorities have not identified potential causes or suspects.
Mr and Mrs BP Renn travel to Portland to join Grand Army delegates from Kit Carson Post and Reller Corps with Mrs Renn serving as a delegate.
Colonel Draper reports a survey for a deep water harbor at Chetco Curry County Oregon as part of a proposed Oregon and Pacific route to connect Crescent City Eureka and Coos Bay The plan estimates 230000 to blast harbor rocks and 1000000 to fill in but aims to deliver a cheaper harbor project with less cost than rival routes The cross coast survey covers Grants Pass Crescent City Crescent City Eureka and includes the Bend Crescent City leg as the most difficult segment with several creeks and headwaters cited as major hurdles
Weal Liberty Kentucky June 24 Dave Porcell killed Mack Nickell and Gordon Welle in a dispute over card game Caney. He escaped, Officers are pursuing.
The 2007 TOUPOAment of the Sportsmen's Association of the Northwent will meet in Dayton, Washington, tomorrow for a four day event with expected attendance from Wael Th nie La and others. $2,000 in trophy money will be offered plus additional prizes. Wendieton sends five representatives to compete. Delegations from Holwe City and San Francisco accompany the party, along with Winchester Arnie Company and Grande observers.
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