24 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1903
Page
1
Coroner reports a man, Walker, 45, died while near a stream by a pig pen on his farm. Inquest ordered to determine if death was accidental or by suicide. Evidence suggests he slipped on a log over the water. other theories deemed unlikely. Walker was a World employee and held a New York company position. born in Canada, long resident in this region.
A drunken garden dispute at a ranch near Greenwood California leaves Richardt Eckhardt Martin Bleibtru and Antone Omar dead. Charlies Allen is wounded. Omar, the murderer, turned the weapon on himself and died almost instantly.
Details published today name Elisio Materno, an Italian housemaid’s husband, as the princess Alice’s elopement partner. The princess is described as refined while her husband is noted for power and refinement. Rumors recount the prince’s unfaithfulness and a quarrel prompting the princess to flee with Materno to Milan after a dispute at the castle.
Two attempts to derail the royal train bringing the king and queen of Lully were made near Marseilles as it returned to Rome Cherbourg Nee 24. A soldier found frocks on the track and three anarchists were arrested near Aries while pulling spikes from the rails. Authorities suppressed news until morning.
Municipal corruption probe notes wholesale bribery tied to the water deal in Grand Rapids. Alderman Schiriver to testify in related cases. Salisbury, a conspiracy leader, allegedly to receive 125000 dollars when the deal was consummated and 100000 allocated to the new company.
Mutineers from a federal prison were convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to one to ten years each. Three others, not including the alleged ringleaders, will be tried separately. Also notes that a wire was lost when the mutiny occurred and quotations are provided by a local commission company. Plus brief market and death notices.
Labor leaders meet with President Roosevelt at the White House to discuss a square deal for workers as tensions over the Wood administration case and cholera reports from Haryput, Turkey, dominate concerns. A White House funeral notice for James Grady signals mourning and a cabinet dinner is postponed. Congresswoman Cialman pursues funds amid looming extra session.
Reports from Scranton and Chicago describe violence amid the miners strike. Detectives Capper and Connelly are beaten while guarding trolley wires. police clash with strikers on State Street as steel rails and wedges disrupt streetcars. National Guard readiness emerges while few workers remain at Castle and Sunnyside. Conciliation talks continue in Scranton behind closed doors.
Lakeview Oregon reports a fatal shooting after a quarrel between two youths, 10 year old Phil arty and Timothy Aberp a young man of his own age. Ahern was shot and died shortly before midnight. No further details or motive available.
Manila report says Wood expedition returned to Jolo and fought a Friday battle in the hills. A Mono stronghold was destroyed with one American killed and two wounded. Eighty Moros were killed or wounded. Also notes a Vanderbilt heir born in New York to William K. Vanderbilt Jr.
Pendleton editor Charles Cunningham declares the Morning Tribune interview about Asa S. Thompson’s trial is false in every respect. He says no interview was given, he did not make public statements on the matter, and any published remarks are unauthorised fabrications.
London reports that a Londoner named Robinson attempted to shoot Kenneth Graham, secretary of the Bank of Rugland, in the bank library. Four shots failed as the attacker was arrested after a brief fight. The suspect cites rebellion against wealth distribution as his motive.
O R N lines push heavy ballast and steel bridges replacement on Teleocast hill to La Grande and Baker Valley. General William Bolfons oversees hundreds of workers racing to finish track ballasting for winter and spring readiness, promising uniform excellence east to Pendleton and beyond Huron with westward progress and modernized vehicles.
Johannesburg report cites a shortage of 241,001 laborers with 1.7 million needed in mining. The commission warns no Central or Southern Africa source can meet the deficit and outlines proposed remedies and policy scope as it faces the recruitment gap.
In Logansport Indiana a central court proceeding issued attachment on funds totaling $19,000 tied to two judgments. The case concerns railroad pay accounts as authorities move to satisfy court debts.
Citizens were urged by the Sisters of Saint Francis to visit the new hospital and assess needs as furnished rooms and beds are added. Donors listed include Pendleton of Elks, Dr F W Vincent, Dr Smith, Pureka Lodge, Robert Forester, Mr and Mrs T G Hailey, Baker and Folsom, Mrs J Thompson, Mrs Chase, Br J Sommerville, Dr W G Cole, and Miner Decline State Aid. Baker City, Nov 24. The Ore gon Miners Association declined $600 from the world’s fair commission for a mineral exhibit due to attached conditions and will seek contributions from Oregon branches to fund a state-controlled collection. A new chair factory at Grants Pass burned, loss estimated at $6,000.
General Land Office decision bars entry on public domain by claimants owning more than 160 acres. Oregon California Washington lands affected, with hundreds at risk of losing improvised homes and holdings. Case Ingram versus Erickson prompts interstate land use disputes and potential nationwide litigation.
Wet windy passage notes WH Nelson's retirement from management of permanent parks in Walla Walla and Pendleton. He hints at possible return to city theater work with the Quaker doctors troupe, while plans for winter Armory Hall performances and park improvements are mentioned amid uncertain future.
A list of donations received by OL Francia for the new hospital since dedication includes cash gifts from J. W. Crome J. M. Bentley and others, plus linen and bedding and a comforter. The piece notes attendees at Miss Sheridan's funeral and mentions city-wide acknowledgments from Holee City.
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