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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1900
Page
4
Local notice states Peter West Hite of Anne a pei ae nw is a candidate for the Pome, Baittoten ethol, at the upcoming election. The report names Gresomary Peadieton Jrewon as another figure connected to the race.
The county commissioners select W. M. Van Patten to provide care for the poor from May 10, 1900, to May 10, year not clear, at 16 cents per day per person. Care to be at St Marys Hospital with full expenses and services including nursing, medicines, and medical appliances for inmates and county prisoners in sheriff custody.
Patrons of the Pendleton waterworks are warned against wasting water and violating rules. Superintendents plan visits to enforce limits, with meters installed or supplies cut off as needed to discipline offenders.
Chicago market report notes a dull day in wheat with little activity and prices hovering near yesterday's close. Corn follows wheat lower while liver pool futures rise modestly. money at 2 percent. A separate testimonial endorses Gne Minute Cough Cure for respiratory complaints.
Fragmented urban advertisement list highlights Buliman's and Demett's grocers, delivery offers, and seasonal produce. Mentions Walla Walla area stores like Martin's and White House grocery along with clothing, patterns, and haberdashery. Also notes death of Mrs Maury Morehowl in Los Angeles and election registration details in the county.
The Pink Jubilee Singers, led by Fisk Jubilee Singers legacy, come to Europa for a Thursday night concert. The group’s story reads like a romance with emancipation through music, touring the civilized world after liberation.
A fragment describes a voyage returning with 1500 dollars to build an educational institute for elevating a race, praising the entertaining volume about a historic social revolution. Tickets are on sale at Tallman’s for 75 cents for hoaxes and parghes, and at other outlets for the gallery.
The Oregon Supreme Court hears whether the 1900 law allowing district attorneys to file information without a grand jury indictment is constitutional. Appellant T A Crawford argues the statute disrupts the grand jury system. respondents contend it aligns with constitutional grants. The case from Union County involves burglary conviction and questions the law’s impact on the judiciary and state-wide legal practice.
Washington May 8 The Lochren ruling that the United States Constitution applies to Puerto Rico drew strong Capitol reactions. Lawmakers vary from cautious support to belief the Supreme Court may be asked to rule. Representative Lutheliol argues constitutional control over Congress extends to Puerto Rico. Representative Crampacker backs Lochren, while Democrats fear administration seeks a Supreme Court test.
A report from Cheyenne says a derailment occurred near O Neill on the Union Pacific with a fruit train drawn by two locomotives plunging down a high embankment. The dead include Louie Banta and Kawliow Jones Johowon. two men about twenty years old were among the injured with several others unnamed.
In Butte Montana Robm Graham a laborer is shot and killed after a night at a saloon a suspect fled the scene. In Walla Walla Washington Oliver Windsor is granted a divorce from Alvan Windsor in a superior court citing cruelty and failure to provide. the couple wed in Oregon in 1887.
London Kentucky May 1 Jim Howard the accused shooter of William Goebel surrendered to authorities after taking a morning train to Frankfort.
The Admiral and Mrs Dewey began a journey to Nashville while Lucius Willoughby aged 86 died in Salem after an illness. Willoughby left sons Howe Kew Kao and Joseph McReynolds and Warren and Wist Willoughby of Pullman Washington and two daughters Mrs G H Eilers of Salem and Mrs Harriet Nichols of Montana.
In town to play is J. W. Koontz of Bebo. Miss Sophia Byers visits Portland. P. Felling came from Portland. Judge M. L. Olmstead arrived from Baker City. Several residents received citizenship papers. Blix from Heppner arrives and plans county visits. H. Stuart, Democratic elector candidate, guests at the Hotel Pendleton. Col. W. Varsena returns from Washington with Paul Ebonawar. Misa Faw Puller heads to Washington, D. C. for government work. Slinton Lia receives a permanent position appointment. Mr. Clarke from Mexico to Pendleton for summer. T. I. Dilliland from Ukiah. Allsuwink project near start in two weeks. The Beagle living near Lawton. Heinle with Con wors Mining. W. Ayer plans a Lawton branch store. Charles Shockey, Western Union messenger, to join construction crew. A. Jones reports unusually strong crop growth in McKay area. Harvest outlook said to be better or similar to past years. Dallian horses reportedly buffed by disease.
Col Charles Dick leads Republican factions to Cincinnati as the midroad populist convention convenes. Senator Marion Butler cites moneyed backing for Debs and signals McKinley forces may block others like Dolts and Burkett. The anti McKinley effort aims to split the anti McKinney vote and rally behind a single candidate.
May 9 in St Louis County the Frontr rail line was blocked by striking workers as police warned of firm action. The St Louis Tram Company said no cabs would run unless safety actions were provided, while police prepared to enforce order amid unrest.
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