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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1904

Page

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Pain and tragedy unfold as Engles woman found dead near river

Mrs Anna Engles, about 50, wife of John Engles, a longtime butcher, died after a note of despair. Found beneath a log near a high water edge opposite Wesley Matlock, authorities say she suffered nervous illness for years. Her husband, who discovered the scene, arranged for burial with Mr. M. A. Rader. Claude Engles, a San Francisco College of Arts graduate, is to return home soon. The Browns baseball team also gains new manager David Dugdale, a popular former player and leader.

Anna Na Encles John Engles Plaixoeder Tier Umatilla Engus Engler California Jane Street Wesley Matlock Pearl M. A. Rader Claude San Francisco College of Luis and Bureeons Wan Spokane Browns D. Mey David BE

General Strike Possible In Labor Rounds

In a report from ae Kan the Bottermalcorn circles around labor rounds predicting a possible general strike. Rationing concerns and widermakers on the Fe are cited as triggers with a strike anticipated within 90 days and engineers potentially joining by May 1.

Ae Kan Beon

Hitchcock protests sale scheme of Grand Ronde lands

Secretary Hitchcock condemns Congress final provision allowing sale of Grand Ronde Indian lands in Yamhill county. He warns the land may be sold in whole to one buyer, potentially thwarting settlers and government intent. If bids indicate single ownership or collusion, bids will be rejected as required by law. Also reports Chicago grain prices with May wheat and July futures.

Congress Grand Ronde Indian Reservation Washington Hitchcock Grand Ronde Reservation Yamhill County Hermann Sharpe Ain

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Officers Elected At Astoria

Astoria May 21 closing day of the state grand lodge J O F featured officer elections and by law changes to abolish the blacklist circular. Grandmaster J A Mills La nes deputy grand master W H Hobson Stayton grand warden W A Carter Gold Hill grand secretary E E Sharon Portland grand treasurer Dr O D Boone The Dalles grand representative Joseph Micelli Roseburg trustee Thomas F P Ryan Appointive officers announced: Grand marshal P A Hentz Baker City grand conductor Olof Anderson Astoria grand guardian J W Dowell Pousil grand herald J K E Richter Sheridan grand chaplain A W Teats Dallas.

Astoria Grand Lodge J. A. Mills Lanes W. H. Hobson Stayton W. A.carter Gold Hill E. E. Sharon Portland Grand Treasurias O. D. Boone The Dalles Joseph Micelli Rosebine Odd Fellows’Home Thomas FP. Ryan P. A.hentz Baker City Olof Anderson J. W. Dowell Pousil Grand Herald J. KE. Richter Sheridan Rand A. W. Teats Dallas E. F E. Sharon Roseburg

Wife of John Anderson seeks legal separation

Britta Anderson files a suit for divorce alleging desertion by John Anderson after their marriage of about 16 years and one child Hanne Anderson. She seeks custody of the minor and naming her maid of honor. Attorneys are Winter & Collier. The husband, jailed for assault on Jone Weapon, bonded out and left the country for Canada, with no further word. Also Senator George Turner of Spokane is favored as possible Democratic governor nominee in Washington.

John Anderson Britta Anderson Hanne Anderson Britta Kontias, Winter & Collier Aseault Jone Canada Bin

Waterspout Devastates Cache La Poudre Valley

Meagre reports describe a sudden violent waterspout on Friday afternoon near Cache La Poudre causing widespread destruction. Four bodies recovered in Cheyenne, others missing. bridges and irrigation canals washed out. losses feared at $2,000,000 with Fort Collins and surrounding towns heavily affected.

Cheyenne Fort Russell Denver Cache la Poudre Valley Colorado Wyoming Crow Creek Edith Sproul Archie Charles Henry Clayton Cache la Poudre Ruselan Fort Collins Colorado Southern Timath Livermore Bellevue Laporte

Confessed to Arson at Redding Lumber Yard

Frederick Clifford, a man about 50, confessed at the sheriff’s office to burning the Terry Lumber Company's yard in Redding on May 1 to divert police attention from a planned bank robbery at the Bank of Northern California. He stated the fire was meant to aid the heist, but his tools were later found. Clifford is from Portland.

Redding Cal Frederick Clifford Terry Lumber Company Milford Pallce Lown California Clifford Portland

Polar expeditions report arrival and terrain plan

Copenhagen reports the Norwegian north pole expedition reached the Dalrymple coast. Captain Ammundan cites Ericson’s Greenland expedition arriving after a difficult voyage. A survey route will run between Seattle and Sitke with the valleys to be cleared.

Copenhagen North Pole Dalrymple Ammundan Ericponi Greenland Neal Fourtul Hardeublee

Japanese Press Report On Racing Actions In Korea And Port Arthur

May 21 dispatches describe ongoing fighting in western and northern Korea with Japanese gains near Mukden and Niu Chwang. The Russian cruiser Bogatyr was sunk after grounding to avoid capture at Vladivostok. Reports also detail clashes near Port Arthur, a Japanese cavalry engagement near Wangchitung, and Japanese forces repulsing a Russian attack amid heavy casualties.

Korea Niu Chwang London St. James Gazette Today Bogatyr Vladivostok Tokio Viadivostok Togo Port Arthur Seoul Gensan Kankon Takuehan Wang Chitung Kalchow Petersburg Stowe

Engagement Near Kinchow Reported in St Petersburg

May 21 report says General Takens commanded a Japanese division near Kinchow. Russian losses include seven officers injuring General Nadeyin and 160 men killed or wounded.

Tempe St Petersburg Bloransel Kinchow St. Petersburg Tak Nadeyin

David Rothe rcild Found Guilty of Grand Larceny

New York on May 21 David Rothe rcild former president of the Federal Bank was found guilty of grand larceny. The maximum penalty is 19 years.

New York David Rothercild The Federal Bank

Farmers Invited to Attend Institute Next Thursday

A large crowd of farmers is expected in Pendleton for the farmers Institute at the court house grounds next Thursday, May 2. The Commercial Association and the Industrial department of the C. K & N company sponsor an elaborate program with McMinn's band providing music. Experts from Oregon State College at Corvallis will address practical farm and horticultural questions, and organizers plan to establish a permanent farmers institute in Umatilla County.

Farmeres’ Institute Court House Commercial Association Industrial Department C. K & N. Company McMinn Cal Farm Hyentock Oregon Cor Vallis Pendleton

Cooperation in England Draws 2000 Delegates at Stratford

London May 2 Cooperative societies flourish uniquely in England. At Stratford 2000 delegates gathered for the annual Cooperative Congress representing England's rural and urban circles. Membership reaches 13 000 in Stratford with substantial distributions to members last year. The congress will study the cooperative movement and inspect local industrial sites including the Great Eastern railway, Woolwich Arsenal, and the Albert and Victoria docks.

London England Stratford Fabrioua Fe Ures Promt Great Eastern Railroad Whelwlch Allert Victoria

Court Street store planned by Owl Tea House owner

George A L Robbins, owner of Owl Tea House, plans a 20 by 85 foot brick building on Court street adjoining Standard Grocery, to cost about 3000. He has bought Jade Swhtaler’s property and will begin after Spoonemore vacates, with a new shop displaying china and novelties and a stronger floor system to prevent rattling fixtures.

Ceorge AL Robbins Owl Tea House Robbins Standard Grocery Court Street Jade Swhtaler Spoonemore Hobbins Pendleton Bolwine

Growlers Arrested in Tomb Robbery Case

Authorities in Albany seize five suspects tied to a burglary at the Livingstone tomb and a dig site in Tivolada. The theft reportedly valued at about a thousand dollars included valuable jewelry, with bones scattered when the tomb was opened in April.

Albany N.Y Thersande Livingstone Digayeter Tivolada

Tibetan Position Defeated by British Expedition

London dispatch states that British forces formed a Tibetan position north of Ovanted and defeated the enemy with heavy loss. British casualties reported as three wounded.

London Indian Office Tibet

Walla Walla Ad Campaign Promotes Valley Resources

The Commercial Association of Walla Walla runs an advertising push with Union Pacific agents in the East and West to spotlight Walla Walla valley resources. Secretary John McDonald leads efforts to reach remigration agents and pamphlets describe the region as a promising settlement area.

Union Pacific Mrt Walla Walla Walla Walla Statouman

Wool Sale Set for Next Monday at Public Saleroom

The article notes prices expected to mirror last year with fractions from 12 to 14 cents. Wool stockpiles grow as growers and warehousemen brace for a large sale day. Specific growers' clips and warehoused stock totals are listed, signaling a busy market and ongoing dissatisfaction among some growers. Insanity expert Corney reports a personal crisis today.

Local Politician Robert 2 Port Dies After Banquet

In May, state senator and candidate for governor Robert 2 Port died in a hospital after attending a Republican Club banquet and a convention. The morning death followed a conversion event, with reports noting his illness and immediate hospital admission.

Lyingfield Robert 2 Port Tenasyt Covernor Epa Howas Republican Club

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