27 May 1904
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
1
A historical article discusses profitable farming shifts in Idaho and Oregon, highlighting dairy expansion, with Milking operations in Moscow Milon and Magrow Creamery growth from 14 to 100 patrons. It notes grass foundations, dryland alfalfa potential, and the broader dairy market opportunities including prices and regional demand.
In Los Angeles on May 27 the book agents Homer Eaton and George P. Maing were reelected to the New York house, now to be known as Eaton and Maton. Western Publishing House agents BH, O. Jennings and St. K. Graham were elected. W. J. Anderson of New York was elected by the Methodist conference as secretary of the board of education, while the West fights for an official post in education reforms. Beware of trusts bearing gifts.
Delegates at the Western Federation of Miners session in Denver discuss sustaining cooperative stores aiding members and treasury profits. A five member committee to meet AFL and UMWA committees to explore affiliation is named. Federation insists on concessions, asserting its strength and independence to continue separately.
May 27 dispatches from Tohia and Washington report Port Arthur entirely enveloped with Admiral Togo enforcing a blockade around the Lia Tung peninsula. Japanese land forces drive Roselans from Dalny defenses while Kinchow fighting centers on artillery. five hours of cannonade amid three Japanese ships. Cossacks reportedly seized enemy guns en route to Feng Huang Cheng. Prince Jaime of the Bourbon house is wounded near Liao Ting.
Berlin reports detailed anti Semite riot in Chotio causing extensive damage. Three thousand Russians Armenians Greeks priests workers and students attacked the ghetto vandalizing the synagogue plundering shops and homes. Inmates assaulted and women subjected to coarse treatment. Over a hundred injured. many left destitute. Gendarmes eventually restored order.
Helena Montana May 27 claimants claim $5000 reward from Northern Police to be divided among Frank Lata A G Reynolds of Hosewun and others for Gravello the dynamiter. Paris May 27 Alteter Vallen dies from self inflicted wounds amid unclear motive. Chicago May 27 wheat values for May and July futures. Portland May 27 a wild stool white bis shatters a storefront window causing panic.
A petition signed by numerous merchants requests formal closing times of 6 p m for general stores and 6:90 for grocery shops. Local clerks and the grocers will seek a collective meeting to confirm actions, with out\u2011of\u2011town leaders expected to participate later. Signers include Peoples Warehouse Baer and Paley Dindinger Wilson Oliver & Co Golden Mute Storm RK Tarieu A Eland Whit Tight Mercantile Co Stand ard Grocery Co Owl Tea Home WH Wreeeel Bullivan & Hond Hawley Bros R Alexander Low Teutech and others.
President Thomas argues against outright competition in coal pricing and distribution, defending a controlled approach. He cites anthracite coal sanctions and regional supply dynamics, saying competition to the extent of price manipulation harms trade and regional alerts.
Senator Mitchell requests a reconnaissance party to survey central Lake county Oregon late in May to evaluate feasibility of a government irrigation project. The district is described as fertile with abundant crops and fine agricultural land. The Chequican river could supply water for reclamation and reservoir sites may be found along the river to hold flood waters.
Julia Ward Howe, famed author of the Hymn of the Republic and leading American woman writer, is 85 today. Based at Boasan Street, she remains active in intellectual life, delivering multiple addresses weekly. She plans an active season at Oak Glen, her summer home near Newport.
New York May 27 Judge Lacomb of the United States circuit court dismissed the habeas corpus writ for John A Benson of San Francisco held to await removal to Washington. He is under indictment on a charge of attempting to bribe the chief of the land office.
High School Alumni Society hosts reception at parish house this evening for six graduates who will receive diplomas. Program features clergy, student solos, and the awarding of diplomas by Hon. W. R. Kills.
At Frazer theater the high school graduates received diplomas as Superintendent J C Ackerman and Dr J Smith witnessed. Ackerman urged practical training over dead classics, stressing schools must prepare youth for life with active, useful knowledge and foundation work for culture and professional fields. The speech framed education as preparation for future responsibility and civic life.
Delegates from twenty four nations attend the International Tuberculosis Congress in Copenhagen. Crown Prince Frederick and his ministry attend with the Polish delegate from Los Angeles among the participants. The assembly marks a significant step in global health cooperation.
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