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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1904
Page
2
Women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble with signs such as frequent urination and bed wetting in children. The ad promotes Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as a remedy, claiming quick, noticeable benefits and offering a free pamphlet and sample by mail from Binghamton New York.
Labor ride progresses at Marseilles after dock workers strike. Pauline Hall sues for divorce from George F. McClellan. Expected river and harbor funds reach 3 million dollars. Two men and a boy drown in Huntington Indiana flood damages total about 100 dollars. An Italian stoker on the Arbitan goes berserk killing two and wounding several. Wallace H. Hall pleads guilty to embezzling 235.4 thousand dollars from American Bureau and St Luke's Home. The Miami river rises 15 feet near Cincinnati. White River Indiana floods. Eastern war drives Poles Finns and Hebrews toward eastern American shores. Los Angeles may lose the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting location to Denver Kansas City or St. Louis.
A mix of police arrests and incidents: Jung Lock and a 16 year old Chinese sweetheart detained in Portiani for assault with a horsewhip. a dead unknown man found on Aak land-Chetcottage road after snow. James Gingles, brother of a bandit killed by Spokane sheriff, held on $5,000 bond. Jennie Hartman robbed in Portland. purses snatched for $67 by a negro footpad. An SP engine on a downgrade near Roseburg jumped the track. crew escaped. Rhoda Thomas, 16, trance at Everett revival lasting four hours with claims of heaven. Union county seeks county seat move via petition of 2,570 signatures. Robber suspect W Powers captured at Reno with $70 haul from Wright's restaurant. Indrapura, Portland Asiatic steamer, to leave Portland. charter expired, to coastwise Orient service.
Heaviest snow of the season falls in Athena with six to eight inches. Rebekah Lodge announces 125 members. Diphtheria claims a death in lone Oregon. Mrs Florence King’s son dies from diphtheria and another relative is ill. Mrs Minnie Himes delivers an excellent Christian Women’s Board of Missions lecture at the Christian church. Firemen’s ball at Athena opera house draws crowds from Adams Weston area. Johnston’s orchestra provides music. reception committee includes Austin Foss and C. C. Henry.
Echo notes no city debt aside from election costs and a liquor license revenue. The old Echo schoolhouse will be auctioned April 2 with hopes the city buys part for a future city hall. Mudge resigns as station agent to join C H Miller in Echo. previously at O R N and Baker City. Tragedy averted tale from Pleasant City Ohio extols Dr King’s New Discovery for pneumonia and cough with a testimonial and price.
International Billiards in New York reports Frieza of Wilson P Fors, defending champion Foss, aims to improve on Sutton’s Paris setback against French champion Veralle in a world championship match set in Paris. Foss, a three time AAU champion, funds his trip and donates net receipts to charity while enjoying strong support from American and European fans.
A lengthy hotel arrivals list shows guests checking in across multiple cities including San Francisco Portland Spokane Seattle and New York. Names span H Gregg H Reynolds J C Garrigas W H Beharrell David Nation A T D Spencer W L Brandt R E B Allen R C Long H L Morey Baughman Lewiston Campbell Minneapolis and many others including Mrs J H Branman Miss Georgian Wilson and Professor Enid, reflecting a broad guest roster.
The Clara Mathes Company completed its two week Victoria run with strong performances and high quality costuming and staging. Miss Mathes impressed audiences with versatility and good character. The farewell show featured exceptionally refined interludes between acts.
The Clara Mathes Company, a stock troupe, pleased nightly crowds in Victoria B C. The program featured Emma Mathes performing nine enthralling songs and James Ford delivering quirky dancing, with audiences eager for their return engagement.
An old advertisement argues disease in plants stems from the root causes, not surface aids. Cites a cankered rosebush and insists only addressing the germ at the roots cures issues, using Newbro's Herpicide to tackle hair loss by targeting the root germ. Sold by leading agents with samples via stamps in Detroit.
A new facility at 811 Court Street offers advanced medical appliances and full hospital services. The consuls oversee patient care and promise swift treatment for urgent wheel and motor health needs.
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