29 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
1
Chief Joseph and staff travel to Washington for a personal interview with President McKinley to push for land in severalty and removal of the Nez Perce to a new stamping ground near Umatilla.
The Ankeny forces won the battle in the republican primaries in Walla Walla county. Registration in Linn county is about 2300, roughly half the county vote, with May 15 expected to fall short of typical turnout.
The Republican county gathering in Umatilla County, Oregon, led by Dr. FP W. Vincent as temporary chair, approved credentials and business orders, adjourned to 1 pm, then adopted a platform urging protection, American markets, sound money, and anti trust measures.
At a county convention a temporary chairman resuming control and McManus moving to make the temporary organization permanent with the temporary officers as the convention officers. Delegates and credentials listed with numerous names and regional groupings.
World interview with President Kruger at Pretoria reports his insistence on continuing resistance until Britain seeks peace. Salisbury warns Pretoria prisoners would be hanged if POWs are harmed, while Roberts' forces move toward Pretoria and Bloemfontein as cavalry and infantry advance.
Washington reports describe Beveridge opposing a 10 percent tariff on Puerto Rico and government duties while the senate debate on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill proceeds. Captain Chas S Cotten is promoted by rearranging rank. Army bills discuss grants for officers and men serving beyond U S limits with 10 to 20 percent extra pay. Bryan speech noted for upcoming Weekly East Oregonian publication.
A premature blast in Spokane Washington this morning injures five men who were nearby as twenty five tons of rock fell and rolled upon them. The explosion occurred during blasting operations at the site.
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