30 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
1
Disjointed clipping reports on Loyal Orange activities in Hartboro and Philadelphia figures T B Hatton’s rise, congressional arbitration stance on Peru Bolivia, Creek Nation politics, and a string of unrelated events. Mentions London Pan American relations, a Thanksgiving statement, and local figures including Sir Thomas and Osborne Abbey.
The Athena and Weston papers oppose the division proposal while Pendleton and Athena remain against splitting Umatilla County. Milton is urged as the county seat for a new Milton County, with strong calls to confine the lines within Milton’s precincts and to avoid impacting existing governance. Local sentiment wavers between preserving unity and granting Milton separate county status.
The Leader argues Weston residents treat the division idea lightly, noting a historic county fight and Pendleton’s near win. Milton’s rivals urge the seat shift but locals prefer preserving Miltonsite ties, while Athena remains wary and continues to back old county loyalties and grain leadership.
Queen Alexanien reaches her 87th birthday amid Royal and public ceremonies. Tradition favors a family fete, but custom calls for balls, revelry, and a general holiday across the empire. Preparations at Windsor Signal a solemn royal milestone.
Fragmentary court notes describe a scene on the floor where a carpet lay as Ayres room was examined after a death. The defendant stood in a doorway, while a metallic wrap and a section of the wall were pried loose, with officers identifying the scene and key items in the room during the investigation.
In Butte on November 9 the Amalgamated Aske requests extended injunction against Heaton and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co. and seeks a receiver appointment. Hearing before Judge Clancy scrutinizes efforts to derail amalgamation of major mining firms as part of ongoing labor disputes.
In Patten a Kashhke family faced what authorities call religious mania. The husband sister daughter and two sons reportedly beat the mother to death in an alleged attempt to exorcise the devil. The family is confined in the asylum.
Fire destroyed the palace stables at Friederichsruhe and the year s harvest in Berlin today. No injuries reported and investigation underway. Local authorities extinguished the flames after spreading to nearby structures.
President Roosevelt and family traveled by special train to Philadelphia to watch the Navy and Army football game. About 25,000 fans welcomed the president as he and Mrs. Roosevelt sat with cabinet members in the stands. The Navy won the game with a final score of Navy 6 Army 5.
Lannville Kentucky reports the Louisville and Nashville railroad implements an average 1 percent wage increase effective tomorrow. The raise benefits all machinists at New Neatar Alabama and other points along the system.
Governor White joins Governor Van Sant in voicing concern over a proposed railroad merger. Senator Turner supports it while Governor Geer leans toward opposition. The letter warns that the Northern Securities Company aims to control Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Chicago Burlington & Quincy lines, violating state laws and harming public welfare. It urges citizens to challenge the conspiracy via courts and legislature.
In New York on Novembers unspecified date Governor Toole of Montana replied to an invitation from Governor Van Sant of Minnesota to join a conference of northwestern governors. J J Hill president of the Great Northern was shown the reply by a press agent named Oger who hinted that after telegraphing before action the Northern Securities company would be addressed.
The New York market showed a morning rush with wheat futures opening around 82% for May and profit taking graying the session. Chicago listed 74% for wheat with varied results across exchanges as traders eyed winter wheat prospects and seasonal demand.
Washington Nov 00 Unyone all wine fall the Hilty cerrnth congress which will be born at noon dar after tomorrow will be one of the Dinlest and most important of pecant vyenrs. The session will cover Truste Internal Revenue Peditation Pacfic Cable and labor insular affairs and merchant marine. The reading of the president papers will likely occupy the opening day and the death of the late President Mostliniey will be commemorated. The house and senate will follow prior precedents in handling the mourning and early legislative action.
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