03 Nov 1888
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1888
Page
1
The readable lines show references to Tabak Nowm and a Friday schedule at Temple with mentions of Pendleton, Stone, and various officers. The text is fragmented with unclear dates and roles, making a coherent report of events or meetings impossible from the fragment alone.
In Pendleton figures key the Telegrams piece says Litt disputes a $2400 loss estimate, claiming up to $10,000 as total. Damaged goods include dresses and cloaks, with two gowns owned by Homa Abbott burned. show cases soaked and wool fabrics color degraded.
Iowa reports an eyelone attack wrecking Union hall and many homes in La Porte. A mother injured, Sanders Walker’s residence destroyed, and several children scattered in debris. Property damage estimated at 75 000 dollars with broader regional damage feared.
A cablegram reports cholera rising among Peking natives with increasing deaths and possible Chinese tariff retaliation schemes in the United States crisis. A heavy typhoon in the China Sea disrupts shipping with wrecks and narrow escapes as coal ships exhaust fuel. In San Francisco a man named Robert Fyfe is found injured in the river after an apparent foul act, delaying details of his employment with the Oak Road and Rail line.
The City of Sydney, Hong Kong's first ship after the exclusion bill, docked with twenty Chinese passengers. Five head to San Francisco, six to Victoria. others bound for Panama, Honolulu, and Havre, while a constable accompanies a prisoner.
The San Francisco Examiner notes Oregon aligns with California against Chinese immigration. It cites a 3700-vote margin for a Democrat allied with Chinese exclusion, and argues President Cleveland boosts coast support. It mentions labor and Irish-American voters shifting away from Republicans, and includes court cases and tariff debates influencing the election landscape.
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