21 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
1
A terse note reflects a press briefing on yields and recommendations from a commission. The document outlines suggested actions, highlighting expected improvements and policy implications for stakeholders. Financial and industrial contexts are implied through tariff and production references.
Fragmented reports describe a cabinet meeting and an extra session debate on tariff measures. The text notes congress activity, proposed actions, and potential outcomes amid broader political rumors.
In Washington on November 21 it is reported that the Atlantic and European squadrons will assemble in the Caribbean Sea for a large scale naval manoeuvre. Admiral Dewey will hoist his pennant on the flagship as commander in chief. The plan mirrors a previous North Atlantic drill but on a bigger scale with a new base at Culebra Island near Puerto Rico and a heavy emphasis on the “search problem.” Admiral Sumner and Admiral Crowninshield head toward the trouble seat to coordinate combined squadrons for potential attacks on American possessions. The exercise spans about two months of naval evolutions ending in a general reorganization of forces in Atlantic and Pacific waters.
Idaho officials and cattlemen vie to save Diamondfield Jack Davis from prison after a two-sheepherder killings conviction. Davis gained notoriety via a Snake River diamond mine hoax and is central to a pardon push linked to Sparke & Hoerold interests in Idaho and Nevada. The push follows a political landslide and a renewed push to secure clemency in late November.
Expert medical testimony in Scranton details miners' chronic asthma and rheumatism from blasting fumes and accidents. Dr Gibbons says no child under 15 should enter mines and he never expected payment from miners. Superintendent Butter notes many inmates in the poorhouse are miners with lungs blackened. Attorney Darrow argues poverty limits miner families to about 475 a year. 劵
The American Pneumatic Tool Trust announced it has acquired extensive lands at Fraserburg, Aberdeen, Scotland, and will immediately start construction of a massive tool plant. The move signals a major expansion for the company and may impact local industry and employment.
The report of the bureau of insular affairs shows $1,060,000 spent for the insular government of the Philippines in the past year. Also notes a large rail order from Canadian and German firms, and polo season opening in Racine Wisconsin with Western Holler Polo Association activity.
Wealington Nov 7 The next speaker is expected to be Burton with influence in the House. The reorganization signals Burton will gain leverage to push plans for greater improvement of Pacific coast harbors and river projects, reducing opposition for reappointment of the rivers and harbors committee head.
Joseph Ohamber today told Parliament paper that the Burgers seek more relief. He cited a $15,000,000 free grant and stated Burgers camps since the war had cost Britain £1,000,000 in value.
A French woman, believed to be Madame Humbert, was arrested in Lisbon on November 21. She is wanted by Paris police in the Hubert Crawford swindling episode that netted many millions. Also of brief note is a line about wheat in San Francisco.
Full list of officers of the Oregon Irrigation Association shows resident A. To Cheworon as president and multiple names across Multnomah, Malheur, Lane, and other counties. The annual meeting is set for June in Ta ker City and the next convention for Pendleton in November.
Many fans disappointed as New Haven game ends in a tense draw. Overtaxed tickets and uncertain finish frustrate supporters hoping for a decisive victory in New Thiron, Connecticut.
In a large knitting mill fire at the Victor Knitting Mill, several thousand workers were present when panic rose. A few brave individuals helped restore order, preventing greater loss, though none of the workers were fatally injured. A miner from California, James Manuel, was shot during the chaos. Police later reported discovery of bullion buried in a mine near Bernardion, tied to a theft from nine years ago at the Silver Wave mine.
Officials urge reform of the timber and stone act amid rising entry and rapid private ownership. They warn that without action, unobtainable government timber could pass into private hands within years as railroads expand through timber country.
President Roosevelt faced a chilly reception in Memphis but remained upbeat about his Washington return. He acknowledged voter patronage concerns and signaled limits to political rewards, while noting hopes for future progress despite southern political tensions.
The South Pole Mine reports extensive etching and large lores of Mon On wo nolan No 1 and 2 with all winter supplies now at the mine. Increased showing from two weeks work suggests management will justify stock pricing soon. Ownership includes 4041 feet on North Pole Hill and the mine is described as the richest on the saline mother estate.
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