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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
2
A compact overview of events tied to Monday November 10 1902, noting local happenings, notable names, places, and dates mentioned in the source fragment. The item captures the day’s tone and historical context with minimal detail.
General news notes evacuations planned for Shanghai by the powers. The 1880 count shows 70 electrical apparatus establishments in the United States rising to about 600 today. Adjutant General Corbin criticizes early army officer marriage. A strike by 700 workers at Morgan and Wright Co. Chicago follows refusal to recognize their union. A Manitoba girl in Yorkton proclaimed Virgin Mary, drawing belief from locals. George H. Stunts dies in extreme poverty after discovering iron in Minnesota. Wheat harvests face poor yields across New South Wales Leoniehels and other federation states. Richard Cole, a colored porter, is arrested for assaulting Mrs. Dennis, a Washington dressmaker who died last week after months in a coma with no clues.
Charles Lane of Oakland spends summers in Alaska and profits from Nome. Nome’s winter population will be around 2400 with many residents leaving for the United States. Oregon unions push for a commissioner of labor with G Y Harty favored by the state federation. C A Lewis of Lewiston resigns after a poor county treasurer vote. Thomas J B Nicholson of Pacific Coast Elevator sued for breach of promise by Miles Fidera Devereaux. Dr Henry THetrieh near Tacoma committed to insane asylum after arrest. he shot horses and cattle and planned a 10 day fast awaiting divine commands.
William Proebster of La Grande and his daughter Mollie have reached Queenstown aboard the Teutonic on a European tour. They plan a brief stay in London before continuing to Germany to revisit Mr Proebster's boyhood scenes. Mollie notes anecdotes from the voyage and they expect to return to Oregon in May.
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and asserts hearing can be restored by constitutional remedies. It offers one dollar to prove Hall's Catarrh Cure failures, requests a free diagnosis tree, and lists sellers including Strugulate and Th. Haile.
The Oregon Daily Journal discusses why bluestem wheat commands higher prices. Bluestem, a hard grain, yields a whiter flour when milled but requires favorable growing locales. It grows poorly in most Oregon regions, yet demand rises from South America and South Africa due to its quality.
Sufferer reports catarrh relief after using Ely's Cream Balm. Testimonial claims include restored work ability and overall recovery. Product advertised at 5 cents, with mail order from Ely Brothers. New York address given.
Harney County Burns residents describe their town as far from rail lines, enduring 150 mile stage trips to Ontario for trains on the Oregon Short Line. They note rough roads, scarce meals, and high stage fares while highlighting local stock ranching, undeveloped land, and hopes a Baltic Lake & Coos Bay railroad could bring growth to Harney valley and Burns. Mr. Donegan travels via Roseburg to visit kin, planning a Western Oregon stay before returning.
The Junction Times reports stockmen may build corrals every 12 miles between Roseburg and Portland to drive cattle overland. They cite car shortages and high charges, delaying shipments and cutting profits. A. J. Packard held cattle 12 days awaiting rail cars, while Frank Dinges drove a large herd to Portland in seven days, earning a net profit.
Ted 23.50 per day above expenses. The stockmen have each agreed to an assessment of 20 dollars which is considered ample for the erection of suitable corrals between the points named.
Aames report shows G Swank a prominent county farmer owning farms near Pendleton and Milton. He sold his crop before threshing earning 624 cents per hundred. Harry Krebs of Lawton and Witte related ties. Mike Keating, a top Pentleton plumber, attends water and gas line work on a new Adams residence.
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