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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1903

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Burdick Inquest Courtroom Packed By Women

In Burdick inquest crowd filled the courtroom as police managed overflow. Witnesses testified Burdick warned of action unless the divorce case advanced, and Pennell was said to threaten homicide if fighting continued. Other testimony covered Mrs Hull and servant statements amid murder questions.

Burdick Powers Messiah Bur Hull Dick Prgventa Pennell Mre Oii Pen Anto Atlantic City Marcy Magele Murray

Believed Innocent Letter Found Among MacDonald Papers

Letters from prominent Ceylon figures expressed sympathy and belief in MacDonald's innocence found among his effects after his death at the Hotel Regina. The body will be shipped to London tomorrow.

MacDonald Ceylon Paris Hotel Regina Looffin London

Irish land bill eyed as economic measure not political move

Irish papers acknowledge the proposed land bill as an economic plan, criticizing some details yet praising the overall scheme. They agree Wyndham's plan is purely economical, not political, and unlikely to inflame passions on either side.

Hublin Wyndham

National Steel Company merger cuts taxes and cap italization

United States Steel Corporation filed in Trenton for a merger of National, Carnegie and American Steel Hoop into the National Steel Company with capital stock of 60 million. The three firms once totaled 260 million, and the capitalization cut saves about 7,000 annually in state taxes. Schwabte named to the board.

Trenton N. J United States Steel Corporation Secretary of State National Steel Company National, Carnegie American Steel & Hoop Company Schwabte

President's Yacht Mayflower Ready for Mrs. Roosevelt Trip

The Mayflower will be prepared for a ten day voyage to the Atlantic from the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay routes. Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by most Roosevelt children, except Alice in Porto Rico, sails the day after tomorrow to seek rest and fresh air per Surgeon General Rixey. If health improves, the cruise may extend.

Roosevelt Atlantic Washington Mayflower Potomac Chesapeake Bay Alice Porto Rico Rixey

Aged Duke of Cambridge Reaches Eighth Decade in England

London reports the Duke of Cambridge, aged 83 turning 84, remains unusually vigorous for his years and active in public duties. He has held the royal title for over half a century and sits in the House of Lords, with other dukes rarely matching such long service. German investments in Brazil exceed 50 million dollars.

England London Duke of Cambridge Queen Victoria Duchess of Gloucester George II Duke of Cumberland William IV Hanover United Kingdom Edward Toondon House of Lords Duke of Richmond Gordon Duke of Norfolk Hose of Lords

National Council of Women Meets in New Orleans

The National Council of Women held an annual session in New Orleans with delegates from every state and affiliations including the American Woman's Suffrage Association and National W C T U. Speakers urged unity to advance home and nation, while visitors were kept out for opposing negro admission.

National Council OF Women New Orleans National Council American Woman's Suffrage Association National Woman's Relief Society Young Ladies’ National Mutual Improvement Association National Woman's Chris- Han Temperance Union National League For the Promotion of Social Purity Universal Peace L. N. Horner Council of Women of Mary Lowe Dickinson Rey Anna Howen Siaw Philadelphia Mia Hanna G. Solomon National Council of Jewish Women May Weeht Sewall Indianapolis Ll. M. N. Stevens National Susan Fr. Anthony St. Charles Hotel New Orleans Council

Premature blast fatality near Rock Creek site near Haines

Two miners James J. Lewis and G A Platt were rescued from a prospect hole at the Western Union site on Rock Creek after a powder explosion. Lewis died en route to Haines. Platt injured and to be moved to Baker City if possible. No inquest planned per Dr Francis. deceased man Lewis is survived by parents in Corvallis.

Rock Creek Lewis Baker City Snow Francis Haines Western Union James J. Lewis G. A. Platt Platt Corvallis

Holt to Move Inland Empire Plant to The Dalles

Holt Manufacturing Company of Stockton plans a Inland Empire branch within a year, likely at The Dalles or Walla Walla, to produce combined harvesters and threshing supplies. The Dalles is favored for its river navigation and cheaper raw material freight. About 10 workers year round, rising to 300 in peak season, with next year’s harvesters built locally rather than shipped from California.

Holt Manufacturing Company Inland Empire Dalles Stockton Cal Walla Walla Columbia River Abop California Holt Company Foresta Washington

Auto races draw crowds to Ormond beach Florida

Auto devotees from New York Cleveland Detroit Chicago and other cities gather at Ormond Florida for a landmark meet arranged by the Daytona Automobile Club. Experimental runs on the 30 mile beach track spark hopes of new records with high power machines aiming to under 50 seconds for a mile.

Florida Ormond Fla Here Daytona America Daytona Automobile Club New York Cleveland Detroit Chicago Smoot Beach New Records Conciniee Gaserete the

Commission of Experts to Study Alaska Salmon Supply

A presidential commission of fishery experts will spend the summer studying Alaska salmon to devise a practical means for perpetuating the supply and to draft regulations governing fishing. The group includes President Jordan of Stanford University and Dr. Boermann of the Ash commission. They will assess hatchery propagation, evaluate why private attempts failed, and review current fishery laws for possible modifications.

Washington Jordan Leland Stanford University Boermann The Ash Commission Alaska

Rabbi Gott hell In Critical Condition In New York

New York March 26 Rabbi Gott hell pastor of the Temple Emanuel and leader of the Hebrew sect in America is in a critical condition this morning after several days of stomach trouble He is advanced in age and his condition worsened today with loss of consciousness reported earlier in the day

Hebrews of America New York Rabbie Gotthell Temple Emanuel Jeader Ameria

Villaverde Resigns as Spanish Finance Minister

Madrid March 26 Villaverde the minister of finance resigns precipitating the cabinet crisis. He objects to the large expenditure demands from other portfolios and steps down.

Madrid Villaverde Heould

New Chinese Minister Arrives in San Francisco

Sir Liang Cheng arrives aboard the Korea as China’s new minister to the United States with envoy duties to Spain, Peru, and Cuba, praising U S mediation in the Boxer troubles and declaring Sino American relations friendly. He notes Chinese laborers won’t be admitted without a visa and cites Wu Tingfang as a model. Wheat prices in Chicago rise to 70 1/2 cents per bushel.

China United States San Francisco Liang Cheng Korea Mr. Wu Spain Peru Cuba Yang Kwei Legation Cheng Uncle Sam Wu Ting Fang

Sewer System Expansion Promises Immediate Start

G N Miller telegrams from Tacoma says he will arrive in a few days to begin work on the expanded sewer system. Chairman Clapton reports the committee ready to proceed at once with initial surveys levels and grades followed by full construction and testing of drainage capacity.

G. N. Miller Clapton Special Sewer Committee Tacoma Miller Walla Walla Minneapolis

Educational conferences fill Ann Arbor weeklong agenda

Ann Arbor Michigan hosts multiple spring educational conferences this week under the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club and the University of Michigan. The Classical Conference opens with sessions led by Professor Francis W Kelsey, highlighting a broader and more significant program than in prior years.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Schoolmasters’ Club University of Michigan Francis W. Kelsey Uolichigan

Strike Likely as Seattle Streetcar Workers Threaten Injunction

Union and company clash over Seattle streetcar strike. Superintendent Kempater attempted to run cars but withdrew after first trip. Cars moved to barns. mail cars being readied and not molested. Union men station at current prices to deter sympathizers. Mayor urged not to deploy police. Company president Furth vows to resist union demands and import replacements. recruiting orders sent to Portland and San Francisco.

Seattle Kempater Come Miny Jaco Furth Portland San

Drummer Victor Reichenburg Ends Life in Hotel Garni

Victor Reich enburg of 1520 Post Street San Francisco, representing a local business house, committed suicide this morning at Hotel Garni by taking laudanum. The report comes from St. Lows dated March 26.

McClure Pendleton Sumpter Zeralda Me Vickers Zeralda MeVickers Robert MeChore Daurboet Snow Robert McClure St. Lows Victor Reichenburg Post Street San Francisco

Successful Potatoes by M Compton of Briggson

M Compton of Briggson reports an average of 160 bushels per acre from his potato farm with one record of 280 bushels. He irrigates none, rotates with grain, avoids two-crop sequences, and selects seed from Wilson's First Choice Mammoth Pearl Chicago Mareet and McKinley’s Beat. He has farmed 14 years without irrigation and uses careful seed selection.

M. Compton Briggson J. M. Compton Heed & Hawley Weaton Ble Wilson Chicago McKinley

Stubblefield Will Admitted to Probate Today

Executors R M Dorothy E A Reser and O M Rader of Walla Walla arrive to probate the Stubblefield will. A 60 acre farm in Umatilla County is part of the estate near the state line. Mrs Stubblefield relinquishes further claims beyond $6000. Personal legatees receive $28000 of the $182000 appraised value. Remaining funds fund a home for orphans and aged widows in Oregon and Washington, with conditions of dependence and worthiness.

Umatilla County R. M .Dorothy E. A. Reser 0. M. Rader Walla Walla Stubblefield Nes Oregon Washington

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