28 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
1
A fragmented 19th century column mixes political remarks in India and Montana with local disturbances. It references budget debates, naval figures, railroad topics, an exposition in Philadelphia, and a range of scattered events including criminal acts, weddings, and mining notices.
Washington interview reports Roosevelt greeting visitors in the White House private room on November 26. He notes tensions among coastal Republicans on unity and expresses hope irrigation will gain national prominence. He adds he is a pretty good Westerner and values others’ needs.
South Retilnd reports the death of 2h.Ciement Brudebaker, famed Studebaker maker, at his worksite after ten days of illness. A New York fire destroyed a National Trun eling and Stamping factory block earlier, causing at least a million dollars in losses and the reported death of a missing guard.
Lawrie Marks, an American bookmaker, drowned after jumping overboard while crossing the channel to Folkestone. Reports indicate he was implicated in the Liverpool bank robbery.
David Nation was granted a divorce from Carrie Nation last night on grounds of desertion and mala fide. Carrie obtains the home property by terms of the decree.
Vincennes reports warrants issued for 22 men alleged to have participated in last week's Prospect riot. Charges include riot, larceny, assault, and attempted murder.
Directum, the renowned trotting stallion, was sold yesterday for 12,100 dollars to the International Stock Farm of Minneapolis in New York.
Nov. 28 report confirms Miss Stone and Mme Teilka are dead, Turkish official sources say. The confirmation follows prior accounts of their capture in Constantinople, signaling a tragedy tied to the ongoing crisis.
Adrian Michigan November 28 reports detail a Wabash railroad wreck near Seneca on a curve where two trains failed to see each other. Dozens killed or injured as survivors recount flames and chaos, with coroner investigation begun and relief trains sent from Peru and Detroit.
In Hartford on November 28, Corbett defeated McGovern in the second round to claim the featherweight world championship. Weighing in at 124 pounds, both fighters appeared in excellent shape as fans crowded Hartford streets and hotels for the anticipated bout.
Washington, Nov 28 A group of young men with James Ayers at the debt he was killed with testified in the Bonine trial. The coroner described Ayres’s death scene and a bloody shirt, while Myre and Bonnie exchanged glances and both denied improper conduct. Witnesses placed Ayres and Myre Moore entering each other’s rooms at times, and a dramatic ball exhibit showed wound positions, prompting reactions from Mrs Heonine during her counsel’s questions.
Cablegram from the United States at Pagame dated today says Colombians are fighting along the railway line. No further details are provided.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a naval department directive and an early morning engagement involving government troops near a place called IHiuena tote. Names and locations are unclear due to text corruption. the passage suggests a small armed encounter with military forces in a coastal or fortified area.
Michigan dominates Iowa with a 50 point win as weather and field conditions complicate play. Chicago notes reflect a slow game day and a quiet scoreline despite efforts from Golows and other players.
Governor Geer responds to Governor Vin Rant of Mineacta on views about adopting the Northern Pacific and Great Northern case by the Northern Security Company. He warns that without railway competition control there may be issues with freight rates and regulation.
In Portland on November 28 Jack Wade and W H Darter were charged with the murder of James B Morrow last Thursday. Wade pleaded not guilty while Dalton remains to decide if the crime was first or second degree. Dalton is expected to plead again. The case continues as locals await a decision.
Nov 28 reports Heppner edges Pendleton 21 to 0 in football. Baker City also defeated Pendleton. details unclear. Local Goldendale and Klickitat visitors prepared for a game in Went Alta Street with limited fan support. Players listed include Hornibrook Halley Wherry and Captain Robert Cronin among Pendleton athletes.
Walla Walla November 28 Whitman College against Washington Agricultural College compete for the Northwest championship. A special train brought crowds from Pullman and Colfax as fans packed streets and shops. Whittman supporters cheered while farmers wore ribbons. a large throng attended the event and the game drew wide local interest.
From Port Townsend Washington November 24 the Orienta steamer Hendrickson arrived four days overdue after storms in the Pacific. It carries word of acting assistant surgeon Eldridge of the United States Marine Hospital Service on duty in the Yokohama office. Eldridge, a New York native, had served in Japan since 1904. His post was filled by acting chief surgeon Hough, formerly from Hong Kong.
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