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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
4
A fragmented article notes Peter West and Serle among others in a campaign push. It references a forthcoming event on a Tuesday at Sersiang with local figures and supporters signaling political activity in the area.
A detailed discussion outlines plans for The Dalles scouring mill with capacity similar to Pendleton mill. Officials debate competition with Pendleton and potential shared markets along the Columbia River, noting growth in Pendleton and broader Oregon industry.
Brief items list shop deals and upcoming events including dances at Dereay and Dewey, promotions at Martin's and De Motts, fresh produce and berries, specialties at White House and Chinntt's, sales at Vaughan's Market, and social notices about gatherings and music appearances. Includes a death notice for Streit W. Thorpe and a medical testimonial for De Witts products.
Reports from Walla Walla detail an agricultural mission by the Turkish government to obtain pure alfalfa seed for a field trial. Led by Clavette A. H. Leckentey, the project tests drill sowing and thick seeding on a government lease near the city, with plans to evaluate yields and cattle grazing implications.
I L Ray Co reports quiet eastern markets with no change in Liver pool price and steady block trading. San Francisco cash wheat quotes noted with Oregonian mast data, reflecting limited movement and subdued cash grain activity.
Peter Manet died this afternoon after an episode at 2 o clock in Alleali canyon twelve miles from Poncieten. He left a wife and three children after 18 years in the county, having come from France. Coroner Falcon took charge of the remains.
Ed Manes and J M Keeney are guests at local Pendleton hotels. Traders and mining figures from Butte, Seattle, and Baker City visit, with plans for rail and ship traffic expansion. A Perjury case involving James Calder ends with six-year prison term. Calder’s brother William implicated in related murder case. Northern pacific and Humboldt Steamship lines adjust routes, expanding Alaska service. A Norwegian fishing company seeks Alaska business from Whatcom. An injury incident at New Santa Fe wharf reports no fatalities.
A fragmentary report from Washington dated May 1 states President Dunn has selected a test governor for Hawaii. The notice includes garbled names and unclear details about the appointment and its context.
May 1 report notes J. Sie Hair appointed as postoffice inspector in Limain Men. Fragmentary wording mentions duties, perturbed status, and official appointment, with uncertain surrounding details.
A mine blast in Utah near Salt Lake City killed 25 workers and caused a mill fire near Whatcom Washington. The report notes the incidents occurred May 1 and describes ongoing cleanup and official responses.
Fragmentary OCR mentions business interests and property options, references borrowing and an offer related to a person named Pattieizes, with a vague Pendleton context and no clear event or outcome.
May Day unrest spreads as unionized trades halt work in cities including Philadelphia Minneapolis and Cleveland. Reports note plumbers woodworkers and freight rail workers voting solidarity actions with meetings called in several states amid wage and job security tensions.
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