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23 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
1
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James KR Woods who drew a large cash prize in the El Reno lottery is dead from typhoid fever after a brief illness in Lawton. Separately, 60 bands of about 300 Indians are in Colorado destroying game, in direct violation of state law. A Cuba annexation petition circulates among businessmen amid reciprocity concerns. President McKinley assassin lcokdown looms with limited witnesses for electrocution. New internal revenue collector George Koester named for South Carolina. Marshall Clifford Jeffries sells a New York library collection including Milton editions and early Shakespeare plays. Eliot Indian Bible copy noted.
Local Vancouver items report the resignation plan of J. W. Reeven from the supreme court deputy clerk post on November 1 to move to California. Other notes note Al Lalande linked to a double murder case in El Rancho Guatemala, William Stevens a longtime Vancouver pioneer passing away, and a bridge assault on Harvey M Stanton in Salem. County officials debate an expert audit of county books, with Sheriff Durbin enforcing access to the records amid a court order.
The Washington court hearing recounted Schley’s concern for his crew as he pursued Cervera. Witnesses clarified actions and details of the Santiago engagement, noting the commander’s steady, encouraging leadership amid tense pursuit and battle conditions.
Friends of Buller deny the dismissal is mere rumor and warn retaliation may follow as London observers debate the War Office turmoil. The unfolding crisis centers on leadership and possible scandals tied to senior officers amid ongoing campaigns.
From Cradockh Cay dated October 2, Col Lukin surprised a Boer force at Breinkraute Ohne Papo killing one and capturing twelve, altering the firefight dynamics in the colony area.
A Pekin to St Petersburg telegram claims Manchuria has been subjugated under Hua vine rule. General Kalilmiinre, commander of Wusteian forces at Vauchura, ordered actions against Chinese forces driving them toward the Amur river. The dispatch notes army morale satisfactory and reports completion of dominion over Manchuria.
In Nome October, attorneys Wool and Meteyn charged Judge Noyes with falsehood and fraud in a receivership dispute over valuable property. The contempt proceedings stem from ongoing litigation titled Discovery claim and related assets, drawing regional attention to the case and its outcome.
St Petersburg report states Count Lyof Toletel remains seriously ill on the estate of Countess Palin near Aloupkea in Crimea, with authorities and family awaiting further word.
The Eastern Star local branch hosted a banquet in honor of Mrs. Clara A. Marsden, grand matron, with most guests called to speak and several able speeches delivered. Mrs. M. E. Johnson served as Lower mistress. Marsden left for LaGrande this morning, then to the Wallowa country after a brief stay here as a guest of Mrs. J. Smith.
The New York market report notes grain prices fluctuating with openings and closes varying across commodities. Wheat and corn show uneven moves while futures data from the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange brokers reflect a volatile trading day with several modest gains and losses.
Distinguished men received degrees during Yale’s bicentennial celebration. Notable figures attended, including President Roosevelt, Archite ct John Ireland, Bishop Potter, and university leaders from Chicago and California. Security and ceremonial entries marked the event on campus with a large crowd present.
Report notes possible release of Miss Stone without ransom payment. References unnamed parties and authorities, with fragmentary lines regarding negotiations and government action.
A lone messenger repels a gang that attacked a Southern Pacific carriage. Passengers remain unmolested as the assailants are pursued by Sherl's posse. An explosion and firefighting efforts are reported amid theEscape. Police and witnesses recount the dramatic road siege and the heroic stand near the mall.
Fragmentary text reports rumors about shifting actions toward Turkey and Crete involving Crete’s status and potential protection or recognition by powers. Mention appears of Constantinople and a plan affecting Crete with implications for regional control.
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