25 Oct 1888
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1888
Page
1
A dense OCR of local notices lists lodge meetings, attorneys, and tradesmen in Pendleton. Entries include Encampment No 17 meetings, K of P, and various attorneys with offices on Main Street, plus publishers, dentists, and contractors offering services with contact hints and addresses.
The column notes a train accident in New Jersey and a murder confession by a local resident. It covers wheat market fluctuations in New York, San Francisco, and Chicago, plus brief items on lectures, a wedding, and a ship voyage to Hong Kong. It also mentions a political reception in Washington and a funeral notice.
The Manitoban government asks Canada to force the Dominion to allow a Portage la Prairie road crossing. The Railway Committee hears that arbitration may settle the crossing point. The minister insists the claim follows the law granting cross rights to railways.
The article outlines Winnipeg efforts to reinforce crossing points with possible federal help as Chief Justice considers an injunction case. Telegrams to the country seek support while tensions rise over a stalled crossing project and a temporary plank barrier across government grade.
The British Foreign Secretary West faces scrutiny after a friend in California received his letter urging support for Cleveland. Authorities doubt the letter’s authenticity and West defends its authorship while critics call it a forgery. A Sun editor urges immediate action if genuine, including passport recalls for Huyard.
The Times asserts it knows where the Phonic Park holes were bought, yet questions the ability to prove it. The remark appears in today’s paper amid broader allegations regarding sourcing and procurement.
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