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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1903

Page

3

Multitude of 1902 Events Reported Across The Nation

Sunday death of Norman Argo in Paint Lick Kentucky at 111. New Hampshire quarantined for foot and mouth disease. fire in a lodge at Lester West Virginia kills six and injures one. New York horses hit by glanders may tighten city traffic. Sultan of Morocco buys English estate and deposits treasure in London. Chanute Kansas to Memphis Tennessee railroad bonds issued for a 400 mile line costing about 12 million. fourteen Chicago unions form a mutual aid federation over 20,000 freight workers. George R. Cooper fractures neck in New York wrestling. Louisville & Nashville no 4 train wreck near Birmingham injuring five minor victims.

Norman Argo Uncle Tom Paint Lick Department of Agriculture New Hamshire Morocco England London Chicago

Labor unions in Spokane back gas workers strike

Eight labor unions in Spokane endorsed the gas workers strike. A $2,000 fire hit a hop drier and warehouse near Woodburn Monday night. An Alaska Tanana River claim holds an estimated $1,000,000 in gold. The Canadian Pacific freight strike spares the train department. Portland saw Jack O Keefe beat Jimmy Britt after a foul in round six. T P Randall named postmaster at Oregon City replacing Geo F Horton. W D Lovejoy jailed in Weiser for uttering a bad check. A Portiane cook beat his wife in jealousy. The Klamath Falls post office burn destroyed the weekly mail and many land papers. Bonneville workers assaulted Knute Thompson and wife after refusals of a small dry ax. Lakeview faces a franchise fight likely to lead to litigation. Municipal electric plant replaces private franchise. both supply city power. Old Portland baseball club sues Pacific Northwest League to force recognition and injunction.

Woodburn Tanana Alaska Canadian Pacific Jack O'Keefe Jimmy Britt Portland T. P. Randall Oregon City Geo F. Horton W. D. Lovejoy Weiser Idaho William White Portiane Klamath Falls Tce Bonneville Knute Thompson Lakeview Old Portland Baseball Club Pacific Northwest League

HOTEL ARRIVALS LIST WITH NAMES ACROSS MULTIPLE CITIES

A long hotel arrivals list records numerous guests and their from cities including Portland Seattle Spokane The Dalles Walla Walla McMinnville La Grande Roseville Dallas Kansas City Boston Grangeville Helix Moxan and others The names cover a wide geographic spread with many Portland travelers and several couples and single guests.

W. H. Raymond Portland G. S. Youngman J. Ballishle Grangeville J T. Carlisle Boston Albert Steadman Pigeon A. Roderick Grant J. E. Dickhart James Lislie Seattle William House Weston A. W. Hall Spokane J.T. Mellcher J. J. Burns E. J. Burke E. H. Burke Fred Hulppopp the Dalles R. Ll. Wall Cincinnati John Endecott City E. A. Leeds CE Brown Milton N. H Pinkerton Athena Ford May Smith Edy Ida McConnell Kansas City J. W. Spencer Dallas J. Clark W. D. Bull Roseville T. E. Owens McMinnville L. Cunningham T. Segard J. S. Segard M. F. Segard L. E. Segard J. C Segard Bean Pocatello Joe Connelly J. T. Foley Brismond B. Cauley la Grande J. H. Duffy Edgar Duffy George H. Sutherland Walla Walla Jackson Charles Eplin Moxan William Eplin J. Eplin M. W. Smith E. D. Baker E. A. Patrick W. A. Vaughn T. W. Lusk W. R. McRoberts J .F. Hill Helix W.T. Owen R. R. Owen J. A. Booth Charles Austin G W. Williams

Pendleton horse purchase for U.S. Cavalry seeks suitable geldings

The undersigned plan to buy about 300 horses in Pendleton for the United States cavalry. Owners are asked to prepare geldings that are roan, sorrel or hardy colors, sound and gentle, with solid action, 950 to 1150 pounds, 16 hands 1 inch to 16 hands tall, aged 4 to 8 years. Inspect date to be announced. Send inquiries to Herman Metsger in Portland, Oregon.

Pendleton United States Cavalry

Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Merchants

A period advertisement notes a hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure and praises F Cheats teeths, asserting honesty in business. KINNAN & MARVIN, Toledo druggists, and Weer & THUAR endorse the remedy and claim Sellee’s blood works best.

Ene & CO Reat Thuar Kinnan & Marvin Toledo Aserte TeeeeeTalt Pilla

Eastern Oregon Socialist League Forms For Summer School

The Eastern Oregon Socialist League forms from Pendleton and neighboring counties to unite isolated workers for propaganda. A summer school at a central Oregon site, likely La Grande, will feature a prominent speaker. Walter A. Wyatt of Pendleton, formerly with Appeal to Reason, serves as secretary.

Pendleton Socialist Club Oregon Socialist League Oregon Mnttle la Grande School of Social Tmatilia Wallowa Tuclon Morrow Walter A. Wyatt Pendleton Reason Girard Kansas League

Largest Awning Goes Up Over Peoples Warehouse Pendleton

The Peoples Warehouse in Pendleton now features the largest awning yet placed on the front of the store. It spans the full width, rolls on a crank and chain, and is water-proof to shield from sun and rain while rolled up against snow and wind. Interior improvements continue to make the store one of Eastern Oregon’s most modern and attractive outlets.

Pendleton Peoples Warehouse Oregon

Forest Reserve Devoted to Sheep Under Cross-Border Plan

Report notes that flocks will be moved across state lines into the forest reserve, where the area will be repurposed to host a large sheep pasture. The plan aims to integrate adjacent states with coordinated grazing.

John Powell Unity pioneer and stockman dies

John Powell of Unity died yesterday morning at St Elizabeths hospital at 10 o clock from blood poisoning. He was a well known pioneer, a former trapper and hunter, famed violin player, and longtime stock man who inherited a fortune about ten years ago. He leaves a wife and three young children, oldest eight.

John Powell Unity St. Elizabeths Hospital Dorenseid

Northern Pacific to Fight Thurston County Taxes in Olympia

The Northern Pacific railroad will sue in Olympia to contest about 15001 dollars in taxes on its Thurston county main line. The equalization board raised the tax last summer. The company says it did not receive the statutory ten days notice. Jay Sedgewick, tax commissioner for the Northern Pacific, paid 3000 dollars in personal taxes and taxes on the Port Townsend and Southern, and said resistance would begin immediately.

Northern Pacific Railway Olympia Northern Pacific Railroad Thurston County Equalization Board Jay Sedgewick Northern Pacific Port Townsend & Southern

Acker's Blood Elixir Adverts Sold by FW Schmidt Co

An 19th century style drug advertisement claims Acker's Blood Elixir cures chronic blood poisons eruptions and sores and provides a refund if not satisfied. The note lists price 60 cents and 1.00 and credits FW Schmidt & Co. druggists as sellers.

Acker Schmidt & Co

Means the Same Thing Diplomat Comment Sparks Debate

A Chicago Post quote records a dispute over phrasing where one person calls another an artistic liar. The critic says the speaker implied the critic had “the making of a successful diplomat” without using those exact words.

Chicago Post

Sheepmen Win Ruling On Utah Forest Reserve Case

Judge Marshall sustains demurrer in United States v Frank Martinus over 2000 sheep on Fish Lake Forest Reserve. Ruling says Congress exceeded power to criminalize the act, invalidating the forest reserve violation law. Decision seen as major for Utah sheepmen and could affect over 1,000,000 acres of grazing land.

Salt Lake Marshall United States District Court Unitel States Frank Martinus Fish Lake Forest Reserve Secretary of the Interior Marshal Congress Utah

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