09 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary ad item noting a price of $1.09 to Ray and references to Catholic and Episcopal prayer and 15 lies. Mentions a large election of fine rings and a warrant for weight yearg. Readable details are limited and uncertain.
Admiral Lampoon rests under a Washington doctor as Boer sympathizers plan appeals to Roosevelt over press dispatches from the United States to South Africa. Charles Hartee named Porto Rico secretary to fill Hunt’s vacancy. Emperor William departs Rominton after a fortnight, then deer hunts at a lodge near Eberswade. A Moscow dispatch reports a clash in Paviovka that left eighty dead and a church wrecked. A St Petersburg memorial seeks surface tram traction rights with 100 million rubles. Asphalt dispute parties refuse amicable settlement. Bowen’s Caracas foundation cited. London Chronicle notes end of Clayton-Bulwer rights without compensation, praising Salisbury and Lansdowne. Kisone Collings orders secrecy for McKinley assassination suspect in Auburn prison. September French revenue shows a deficit surge. Connecticut votes for constitutional convention and amendments. Town elections report Republicans winning 112 of 165 towns.
The article notes Percy Willie of Salem was appointed free lieutenant of artillery in the regular army. It mentions a rumor of a new eldorado near Good Hope bay and Cradje creek at the Kewaaulik river, plus a 10 year old Klamath boy Victor Nelson involved in a post office robbery in July. It ends with details of Georges W. Davie’s sworn answer in Kern county California before a notary.
Mrs John Smith of Slocan British Columbia writes a testimonial praising Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She credits it with curing a debilitating disease, aiding her through pregnancy, and producing a strong healthy baby, describing herself as thankful and relieved.
Testimony in the Sehley court uncovers officers disputing distance tools and ship positions during the battle. Rear Admiral Taylor testifies Brooklyn signaled distress after the fight began and Raynor attempts to introduce signals to prove Sedley led the fleet.
Admiral Scheley is placed on the retired list after over forty years of service. He spent eighteen years at sea and twenty-five on shore duty. Captain Frank Wildes, who commanded the Bowton at Manila Bay, is promoted to rear admiral to fill the vacancy created by Scheley’s retirement.
London reports two years since the ultimatum to Great Britain helped spark the South Africa war, with commentators denouncing cabinet policy and predicting a long struggle. Martial Law is declared across Cape Colony including Cape Town port.
Manila reports General month and a battalion of the seventh infantry sailed for Samar to punish rebels who seized over thirty members of Company C, Ninth Infantry, in the Owar Balligaga action. Details describe the deceased Americans subjected to terrible indignities.
In Providence Kh f Ort Do Jdoha 2 Rockefeller Jr and Abbie Aldrich daughter of Senator Aldrich marry in a morning ceremony at the Aldrich home. A large reception follows with nearly seven hundred guests. Elare and Lucy Aldrich sisters attend as bridesmaids. Charlotte, daughter of railroad magnate JHT, was present in St Paul for related events.
The New York Yacht Club formally rejected Lipton's bid to race Shamarick second again next summer for the America's Cup. The decision ends Lipton's plan to challenge with Shamarick, leaving the series awaiting new arrangements.
Secretary Alexander Miller of Union Pacific oversaw the voting of 273,372 shares at the meeting in Halt Lake. The report mentions charges against Captain Tilly and an ongoing inquiry, with unclear details due to damaged text.
A. J. Vankuran, former treasurer of the Oregon Short Line, was convicted and sentenced to one and a half years in prison for embezzling $8000. The crime occurred in Balt Lake in October, with Vankuran identified as the treasurer at the time.
A dubious ad from Tallman & Co warns readers to beware of counterfeits for a product called Phalpe Foreatdale. It claims instant relief for piles and claims the remedy is by Hazel Halve, with no verifiable details or medical backing.
The New York market reports a fluctuating day with early higher cables giving way to a lower open in Chicago and San Francisco. Wheat moved from 75 1 8 to 76 1 8 in New York trading while stocks stayed steady and sugar and other items showed modest levels. Habibullah’s son Habibullah is proclaimed emir of Afghanistan as stability returns in Kabul.
Li Long a Seattle arrival recounts the Oregon trip from Alaska to Seattle that stretched eighteen days due to a broken rudder and limited provisions. Passengers endured two meals daily, with mush, dry bread, coffee, rice, and stale bread while the ship searched for materials to repair.
Delegates at a Protestant Episcopal general convention debated a proposed canon amendment on marriage and divorce plans. A joint committee was appointed to study changing the church name and to address land needs for disabled and retired clergy and widows.
In San Francisco on October 9 the Epiasos party convention chose Howton as the site for the next convention. A resolution urged church youth to engage more in ballots and elections.
New York Dot reports W R Martin president and Henry Helheuren secretary treasurer of the Delaware Surety company were held in 10000 bail to face perjury charges. They allegedly swore falsely that one million dollars was deposited to allow Amalgamated Copper mining operations, tied to August Heinse and the Amalgamated company.
A coach drawn by four horses and guided by Alfred Vanderbilt departs from the Holland House heading to Philadelphia. The journey aims for a record coaching trip with a thirteen hour and thirty five minute target for the return, signaling a notable travel feat.
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