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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1903

Page

2

Archbishop Ryan A Candidate for Cardinal at January Consistory

Archbi shop Ryan of Philadelphia is seen as a strong candidate for elevated cardinal status at the January consistory. The Peruvian congress plans a special session to levy taxes and seek new revenue sources. Anni Dimealfe of Spokane set a new women’s pitching record, throwing 214 feet 1 inch. Frank Grindman of New York boasted a rare flower and plant collection ruined by the recent flood. A quiet conference of Bryan and other Democrats occurred in New York City. Seven hundred fifty miles of cable reached San Francisco en route to Seattle, signaling completion of a marine telegraph link to Sitka. Samuel Grace, George Smith, and Frederick Tomlinson of the Machinists Union met New York officials regarding the Union Pacific. Nick Heworth of Utah, jailed for murder, faced death sentences with multiple escapes and suicide attempts. execution to be carried out if he remains or escapes before December 1.

Archbishop Ryan Philadelphia T 4O Republic of Peru Congress Anni Dimealfe Spokane Frank Grindman New York Jim William J. Bryan David Bennett Hill Towne New York City San Francisco Seattle Sitka Samuel Grace George Smith Frederick Tomlinson Machinists Union Union Pacific Aveternave Mie Comynny Nick Heworth Utah Thomas Sandal

Spokane Chief of Police Fined for Slapping Peddler

A Spokane police chief, Woods, fined ten dollars plus costs after slapping a peddler blocking traffic. A Seattle dispatch notes Orpheum block destroyed by fire on October 20. Oregon reports coal prices rising in Eugene as residents switch from wood. Portland burial missing man Roy C. Be believed burned in Aberdeen fire. Portland cops complain about $15 winter caps. Multnomah jail prisoners strike after inmate Click Houghton sent to dungeon. Last rails completed on Spokane to Coeur d Alene electric road. regular service expected December. Washington board of health cites poor Sanitary North Yakima. typhoid epidemic tied to ditch water.

Woods Spokane Dawson Seattle Orpheum Oakwood Eugene Roy BE. Anthony Portland Aberdeen Multnomah County Click Houghton Coeur d'Alene State Board of Health of Washington Yakima

Hotel Arrivals From City and Coast Destinations

Hotel guest list features Agnew and Mra C, Baker City, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Spokane, Philadelphia, Chicago, Yakima, and Rochester among numerous travelers. Names include J. Clark, W. Davis, G. Messer, W. Cameron, J. Conningham, and others with multiple western cities noted. Arrival list reflects broad regional travel presence and hotel activity.

Agnew Balse Mra Carlson Sumpter Mere HO Bilther Baker City L. Cawell Mismotla B. Pratt A.J R. Kelly San Francisco Garrison Cleveland John A. Wallay F.C. Hartacheman W. OH. Garrett James Leslie Seattle HH Haile Stockton A. Stickmer Portland George H. Sutherland Walla George H. Sutherland Walla Walla Jolingon Philadelphia TB. Helligen Chicago Mise Adi Bedford Spokane W. Crain J. F. Clark George EB. Messer Noth Clem City Mex Rosentance Yakima Ripley and Family Uhich W.L. Davis W. Cameron H. Binard W. E. Kochs Vinson W. Peringer City JC Reeder Echo Kt. Porter JW. Liewallen Rochester J. Conningham

Pendleton Blanket Scam Warning Issued by Mills

Pendleton blankets are sold only at selected stores after a notice to the public. The management warns that some outlets misrepresent blankets as Pendleton made. Authorized sellers include Alexander Department Store, Peoples Warehouse, Fail Store, and James Crawford.

Pendleton Woolen Mills Pendleton Mills Pendleton Alexander Department Store Peoples Warehouse Fail Store James Crawford

Toledy Drug Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh

An old fashioned catalog style ad offers Gore Hundred Pollan for catarrh that cannot be cured by Jial's Catarrh Core. It claims Fr. Cheney is honest and able to honor deals. Listings note CHESEY WEST & UCAX WALDING KINNAN & MARVIN as wholesalers and boast farm and city property for sale with water supply.

Jial Chesey

Bucklen Arnica Salve praised as cure all

Otto Dodd of Ponder Mo credits Bucklen Arnica Salve with curing a yearlong sore in his letter to Bentley Hartman. The ad notes a 25 percent discount at Tallman & Co. drug store and requests return of ice cream cans left at the store, urging notification to Co. R. Dutton or his successor.

Otto Dodd Ponder Bucklen Tallman & Co Co. R. Dutton

Acker's Blood Elixir Advertises Cure for Blood Poisoning

F. W. Schmidt & Co. sells Acker's Blood Elixir a tonic claiming to cure chronic blood poisoning and scrofulous affections with a money back guarantee. Meeken from the 47th Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines deserted, joined insurgents, was court martialed and sentenced to die. clemency reduced it to 20 years in prison.

Acker Goc F. W. Schmidt & Co F.C. Meeken 47Th Volunteer Infantry Philippines Hoosewelt

Marital Troubles in a Divorce Suit at Athena

The divorce case of Cordelia Hawes vs William Hawes, Athena residents, alleges desertion and habitual drunkenness. The defendant counters with sensational claims about the plaintiff’s travels, alleged affair with Tom Johnson, and his own social drinking. Attorney Peter West represents the defendant in a long docket of assertions and denials.

Cordelia Hwiewes William Hawes Athena Imperial California Oregon Tom Johnson San Francisco Walla Walla Remaan Sidehde Atlenth Plaincliff Peter West

Railroad Assessments Move Toward Uniform Tax Rates

Spokane’s State Assessors consessors plan to discuss a report from the last meeting’s special committee. Chairman Stewart of Spokane says data from several states will be presented in February to seek a uniform method and rate for railroad real estate and other taxable properties.

Bpokane Olympia Stewart Sporkane Press Spokane

Unhealthful Cattle and Doctor Nelson’s Speech

Dr. S. B. Nelson, veterinarian at Washington Agricultural College, spoke at Spokane’s Farmers’ Institute on tuberculosis in cattle. He outlined experiments and state measures to control the disease, noting limited herd impact and no general slaughtering. Imported stock appears to drive most infections while pure breeds remain less affected.

5. B. Nelson Washington Agricultural College Spokane Washington

Untamed horse and auto crash on Weeter avenue crowd watches

A bucking cayuse and a model vehicle collided on Weeter avenue near University Street yesterday afternoon. A cowboy at a stable rode the colt while traffic halted as onlookers and a policeman watched. A daring motorist sped through the scene causing confusion before the horse fled.

Cayuse Cine Weeter Avenue Tniverality Street Afbernoon Seattle Star Tt Use Street watcMobust

How Hot Hell Is In a Folkloric Quip

A garbled retelling presents the crusty preacher line about hell and burning wood across states. It features a tongue twister style reply about torment and punishment, reflecting a regional humorous anecdote.

Notice to horse buyers at Pendleton hotel event

J F Stead will meet horse buyers at the Golden Rule hotel in Pendleton on Wednesday October 28. He invites all who wish to Hoy horses to attend and discuss purchases.

J. F Stead Golden Rule Hotel Pendleton

After Bad Water Forces Action in Seattle Health Drive

Seattle officials warn a typhoid risk from ninth ward wells and water tests. Professor Tuneler reports high ammonia chlorine and arsenic levels rendering water unfit for drinking or cooking. The Ninth ward has over 500 wells feared to be dangerous. Funds to condemn and test wells are blocked by Councilman James.

Seattle Tuneler Ninth Ward James al Thin Rose

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