30 May 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
1
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Lord Salisbury plans resignation in Britain while unrest and epidemics loom in Marshalltown Utah and a smallpox scare grows. A Mormon preacher dies in Los Angeles. a Utah cattleman is killed by thieves. Chicago doctors limit college football sanctions amid broader political shifts. imperial dinner customs and Confederate reunions surface amid a sweep of misreported events.
Obituaries note William McKidawney aged 0 died at Hawthorne ranch east of Hillsboro. Elizabeth Butler of Monmouth died at 78. Joseph J. Brews died May 15 at Oregon home of Walter Brown. Marion Stafford, a Linn county pioneer, died in Halim from injuries. A grocer from Milwaukee convicted after trial. Mrs Samuel Kounyv, widow of a Seattle merchant, died at 7y from renal issues. State grain official Wright returns from Tacoma, loafing charges. Sheriff warns to prevent lynching of robbers who killed Frank Whited near Monroe. W. O. Ray of Benton county dies of stomach cancer near Monro. Oregon State Fair faces weather delays but previews state resources exhibit.
The town of Utrecht capitulates to General Hildyard and military operations continue around Dornberg and Witwatersrand. British forces declare the Free State annexed, naming the region the Orange River Colony, with proclamations and ongoing bombardments noted from Pretoria to Bloemfontein.
A Montgomery dispatch reports twelve Italian laborers near 40 miles southeast of the town died from poisoned fowl they had stolen and cached at a contractor camp. Provisions pilfered from rail contractors at Point Creek Kanawha County were tied to the deaths as investigators traced the poisoning to spoiled food in a cave.
Havana dispatch reports B G Rathbone former Cuba ports director says Rathbone will sail to New York Saturday. He claims no definite criminal charges exist against him and denies detention. Efforts continue to locate Corridan Mich and trace Noelys leave, amid uncertainty over legal charges and transit rights.
Chief Justice Judd of the Hawaii Supreme Court died on the 20th. A Honolulu dispatch reports the death details with early notices from the territory. The message comes amid scattered reports of political activity and unrest, including references to party organization in Thawall and Kona.
A mob disrupted traffic at a street gathering near Mrowlway and Miller. Police and mounted officers faced the crowd. several injured, one reported killed in the disturbance near Manila yesterday.
A garbled Chicago dated May reports on German parent Gill and information calls, noting possible work shifts and political maneuvering. References to New York May and London correspondences mention Henry W. Lucy and Andrew Corregig, with hints of McKinsey and Party activities and a Maryland addressed event.
In San Francisco on May 9, authorities investigate a body found in a Chinese establishment. The coroner notes possible plague exposure and labels the scene a homicide. Kellogg leads the investigation into the dead Chinese youth. findings point to a potential outbreak in the area.
A dispatch from Hong Kong reports the Philippine Commission may depart for Manila Friday after consultations with Consul General Wildman. The World dispatch notes the commission members will likely leave New York for Manila.
Memorial day is being observed in Manila with flags displayed and graves of United States service members decorated.
The fragment notes an event in Chicago on May 30 involving George Sehell and a road incident. Details are incomplete but imply a notable achievement or accident centered on a beta reel and a moving vehicle.
An Iron River Wisconsin man threatens a town as a fire mars the area at noon. Local authorities respond to the incident and quell the blaze amid a tense stand-off. No injuries reported, investigations continue into the motive and safeguards.
A dated discourse argues that a housewife bears primary responsibility for a servant’s duties and the household details. It critiques outsourcing tasks to servants, claiming accountability should rest with the mistress to avoid mismanagement.
Fragmentary note from Massachusetts figure Mutuseh Cotler cites UAT settlement plans at the Muskingum mouth and Muskieippi passage. The text mentions a prediction about population growth and a remark tied to Felton's Clermont, the pioneering steamboat, with reference to early workover operations.
The text lists scattered names and places, referencing officials, locations, and actions in a fragmented fashion. Mentions include a Pow Town area, southern elites, northern market, and several individuals such as J.B. Watkine and Talinan A Co, with unclear contexts.
Telegraph reports from May describe mounting atrocities by Boxers against Christians in Shan Lai Ving and surrounding regions. In Pang Tad a railway workshop and warehouse were burned, while troops from six nations deploy to guard foreign legations. Reports note American and British ships landing troops and Chinese soldiers defecting to rebels as imperial forces struggle.
The fragment describes a boxing match in Chicago on May 1 that ended with a disputed finish. Referee Malachy is mentioned amid confusion as a draw issue and questions about the result arise. The legible parts point to a controversial outcome and disagreement over the decision.
Fragmentary OCR noting a London entry in May about the Prince of Wales and a hedge or hoard event involving the Cherry ofakes. Names and phrases are unclear, with garbled wording obscuring concrete facts or dates.
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