Mass Meeting Called In City Of Bunday For Filipinos
A local notice calls a mass meeting for the Filipino community in the city of Bunday to discuss civic participation and mutual aid arrangements. No further details provided.
06 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
1
A local notice calls a mass meeting for the Filipino community in the city of Bunday to discuss civic participation and mutual aid arrangements. No further details provided.
Fragmented account of Filipino political awakening with fiery orators, meetings, and calls for independence. Mentions Catholic officials, national internee chairman Parker, and preparations for a speech amid rising tensions. References to violence, troop movements, and a body found in a city hall noted with limited detail.
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Washington & Columbia River Railway every share was represented by person or proxy. Trustees were appointed with the board of officers re elected. Officers include President Howard Fillett Vice president and general manager Joseph McCabe Secretary George H Earl Assistant secretary R H Helf Comptroller M F P Martin Assistant comptroller Rowland Smith Treasurer C A Clark Assistant treasurer J G Cutler. A socialist candidate visit noted with Willd Manly confirming Benjamin F Han ford could be in Spokane October 26 for possible campaign events. Hearst coal case moved from Chicago to New York for October 24 hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The report notes Columbia Bar disappearing as heavy seas affect jetties and coastal works. It cites dense population pressures and ongoing weather impacts. Officials warn that until rough conditions improve, protective projects may proceed, delaying recovery and harbor operations.
The O R N system at La Grande shifts to 12 hour dispatch duties for three regular dispatchers. The division from Tillamook to Huntington is split, with each man covering half a division, due to heavy traffic and numerous running trains. The change is temporary, awaiting clarity on how long the busyness will last. Dallas fires cause losses. a fire in Dallas reportedly could exceed 16 million in tax revenue for New York City.
From John Harmening’s confession the Palatine murder mystery shifts. Minnie Harmening’s death is revealed as suicide by hanging in her father's barn observed by her brother and two younger siblings. The boy’s alarm over a Polish pedlar led to a mistaken hunt for a killer, while protecting the mother from the shock of seeing the body.
The archbishop at Cootertury Loday calls for unity between the Empire's church and the United States church, stating they are identical in faith and aim to strengthen family and home relations across factions. Market figures show wheat at 31.31, May at 1.11, and corn at 1.5, with varied daily shifts.
Lawant Newlod for Comanuation Lowe reports the world grain production for the year 194? with Wheat about 84.4 million metric tons and rye 29.6 million. barley 100.0 million. oats 48.8 million metric tons. European yields expected to be 14 1 5 percent lower than 1903. Shortages projected to be covered by viable supply of 14,404,000 tons. George MH Murphy and Frankfort officials comment on European feed scarcity. Tent meetings of United Evangelical church held each evening with gospel services at Jackson Street tent. Rev. O H P. and Rev. G. de Lowell to speak Friday at 7.45.
H L Swageert seeks a divorce from Ida May Swageert alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment and false accusations of infidelity. The spouses, married July 4 1896 in Eugene Oregon, have two daughters. the husband asks for support and the wife’s separation. The case notes travel details of Mr Vert and Mrs Vert, including trips to North Beach Salem California and a Knights Templar conclave.
Senor Edoward Manate of Colon says Panamanian leaders plan to appeal the treaty dispute to The Hague after protests against American authority. If the United States declines arbitration, Panama may publish the case publicly. A separate note mentions a Chinese youth group misnamed Native Sons of the Golden State and its influence.
Confusing OCR notes describe last minute petition filings for a county wide prohibition measure in Unity County. It states 408 names on the petition and outlines the process to place the issue on the general election ballot with thresholds and timing for petitions and appeals.
The city records a sharp ice shortage as private houses keep refrigeration, hotels and shops face limited rations. Ice firms report exhausting all stocks with only five tons capacity while demand nears ten tons. George Butler of Hootler Bros travels Oregon but finds widespread scarcity.
The council split over sewer connections in Hyers Grove as residents demand timely installations with emphasis on lower town areas. Councilman Sewell blames wealthy noncompliers while Dr Smith notes high water could delay work and school officials seek extended construction time at the high school site.
A grim discovery in the Union depot Portland shows the lifeless body of a six month old child hidden in a valise. A porter, cleaning the last viewing area, detected a foul odor and opened the bag to reveal the infant. Authorities believe the mother had recently traveled from Seattle. Investigation ongoing.
Milwaukee report notes candidate A. Cook plans to run for governor with a slate described as standard. Details mention Leythen and Boorfeld supporting law enforcement while Kipplice is referenced in context of the campaign.
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