07 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
1
Nov 7 mass report describes a mulatto suspect locked up after Clara Mor tech murder. A second man, Nemser, bought Morton watches and alleges John Miller on gard cards. Mason remains held as police link him to the Jack the year killer.
Nov 7 reports indicate Secretary returns to Washington after consul with Assistant Secretary Alles. He would accept only government bonds for deposits, rejecting municipal bonds. Eugene Field Day observed across Missouri with readings on the poet’s life and work. Heinze, in court, faces charges linked to a 1899 case. Erie Railway shipments deny scarcity, claiming daily increases and 100k tow mined in Jack O Valley daily. Southern tour ends with Admiral Schley’s welcome, Kaiser en route to England.
Grover Cleveland will address the opening of the New York chamber of commerce with guests from nearly every nation. The noon event precedes a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria where Cleveland will speak again. Bishop Potter will offer the prayer.
Washington November 7 Thomas F H Watkins of the strike commission telegraphed Recorder Wright from Scranton that independent operators in Wyoming and Lackawanna regions have agreed to become parties to the controversy and bind themselves to accept the commission awards.
In Walla Walla rumors swirl that El Gaston may be released as no witness will testify against him. Mrs. Jackson, noted for questionable character, has left town and may be charged with adultery along with Gaston if tried.
Articles filed at the court house by Elmer Miller and L B Miller who bought the Reimann grocery and bakery. Capital stock set at 6000 dollars in 60 shares of 100 dollars each. The firm will conduct a grocery business and related ventures. Jewelry Stolen in New York. Ten thousand dollars worth of jewelry taken from George Scofield residence on Madison avenue during dinner last night. Siam crown prince denounces treatment at banquet in Chicago.
Five hundred more pupils at Jackson School join a sympathy strike with the Third Department pupils who protested yesterday after their teacher Misa McKeon was suspended for alleged insubordination. Pupils demand the removal or resignation of Principal Hedges.
Portland news reports a jury verdict awarding plaintiff W W Hamisch 6500 for injuries to his young daughter from an April accident on an unlocked Pendleton turntable. The case, against the W R railway, is cited as sui generis and without precedent, drawing wide local interest.
Skeleton found north of Wallace last Saturday shows arms missing and upper front teeth removed, no sign of murder. Clothes decayed, pockets empty except for a pocket book with a small iron fragment. believed to have died about a year ago likely in a winter storm. Bones to be buried in Wallace Cemetery.
Vienna results show Dr Lieger as supreme head of the antisemitic party, capturing all but one Vienna seat and securing about 50 of 65 seats in the lower Austrian diet. The larger majority gives Lieger control of the lower Austrian diet and Vienna city government for the coming year.
Western markets show fluctuations as Portland and Sound demand steadies mutton, feeders slow, and corn shortages curb East demand. In Umatilla County ranges are well stocked with bids from Portland and Sound drawing on herds. shipments remain in region while markets anticipate fall briskness and a 100 percent lamb crop next year. Oregon north to San Francisco sees varied supply, with higher graded flocks and rising wool value.
Washington November 7 The coroner jury in the Ada Gilbert case returned a verdict that Richard Cole her colored servant murdered Ada Gilbert. He was immediately arrested. Julius Brokle proprietor Brunswick hotel testified Cole had spoken of wishing Ada Gilbert would die on several occasions.
F H Clergue told a banquet at the Soo Canal opening that water power will supplant coal within ten years. He cited the fall of water between Hamilton and Quebec equaling 10,000,000 tons of coal annually and predicted Canada and Michigan would abandon coal for manufacturing as water power rises.
San Francisco art lovers await the fall exhibition of the San Francisco Art Association opening this evening and running for two weeks. The Mark Hopkins Institute of Art hosts watercolors pastels and black and white studies. An unusually large number of entries signals a notably strong Pacific coast event.
Tes Moines Nov 7. Leteon Balliett of Baker City Oregon was sentenced to one year in Polk county jail and a $1000 fine for obtaining 250000 via fraudulent use of the mails in disposing of White Swan Mining Company stock. He gave notice of appeal to the supreme court.
In Glasgow Montana last night customs Inspector James Stevens shot and killed William Humphrey a Glasgow saloonkeeper over an election matter. Mayor Hurt was wounded in the foot by a stray bullet and another man was shot.
In New York on November 7 Cornish testified in the Molineux case and became badly confused with contradictions to prior trial testimony. He offered witnesses to support an alibi as the defense rested before noon and the court adjourned until Monday for closing summaries by both sides.
New York November 6 The United States general appraisers opened hearings in the Sault Ste Marie Paper and Pulp Company case challenging a countervailing duty on Canadian wood pulp imports. More than ninety protests were filed against Treasury Department action imposing the additional import duty.
Paris Nov 7 The chamber of deputies narrowly invalidated Count Boni Castel lines recently elected to the chamber on charges of systematic corruption. Supporters claimed the funds spent in the district were acts of charity toward his constituents.
Prague nov 7 Von Mildenburg was sentenced to two years in prison for forging bogus patents of nobility for Americans claiming ancestral titles. The trial revealed a $16000 fee paid in one case for the fraudulent patents and forgery of noble status.
Washington November 7 Dalzell of Pennsylvania formally announces his bid for the speakership to succeed Henderson. He claims support from six crew members including the captain and Quay, and notes a drowning incident as part of the surrounding events.
The French brig Gabrielle struck rocks off the Isle of Jersey this morning and sank with all crew lost including the captain. Six were saved. In Colorado, Dam Greake at Glenwood Springs breached the Eagle River dam last night, causing a flood but settlers reportedly escaped with warning.
San Francisco November 7 Chairman Spear a republican completed a table at noon today showing Pardee's plurality will be 2197. He says the mountain counties will increase this plurality and he gives all doubtful precincts to Lane.
In Albuquerque on November 7 an attempted safe burglary at the Santa Fe railroad offices yielded about $2000 in cash and jewelry seized. One thief has been arrested with part of the loot, while the rest remains at large.
Pittsburg reports Private Arthur Wadwinworth of the Eighteenth National Guard arrested for the killing of William Durham a Shenandoah union miner. He fired under orders while on duty. The case will settle the civil versus military authority dispute and go to the Supreme Court. Ohio Teachers Meet in Indiana Attracting about 1,000 visitors the Central Ohio Teachers Association opens its first convention outside Ohio in Indianapolis. Notables include William Maxwell B Gilbert Wiltlan Werthner and Willan Hawley Smith as speakers and guests.
The Barnum and Bailey circus, touring Europe for five years, is due tomorrow on the chartered Minnehaha steamer and will proceed to Bridgeport Connecticut before opening in Madison Square Garden in March. Mrs. B Fuller arrived from Halifax and will winter with her son A W Fuller of the People's Warehouse. W G Settle of Kilbride is in town.
Nov 7 reports state troops assembling at Anniston to prevent a mob of about 10 men from burning a black man accused of assaulting Mrs Willisame. Troops were ordered out and may advance to halt a potential confrontation.
Washington November 7 cabinet met in the new office building for the first time since Congress adjourned. Most of the session was spent on the president elect's forthcoming message with strong emphasis on anticipated antitrust regulation. Wheat price figures reported in San Francisco show 51.24 1.28 per cental.
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