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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1900

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400 Native Christians Imprisoned at Makden Warned

Dispatches from Mukden report proof that 400 native Christians were imprisoned there before the Riw slain occupation. The report notes violent gales and flooding across northern England with railways at risk and citizens seeking higher floors or boats for refuge.

Mukden War Office Makden Riwslain Kentucky Williams Mercer County Siberia Ceredia Yakutat Ie Mount St. Elias Kodiak Yukutat Prledes Chinese Mutual Protection Society Hopong Sager G. Tope Graves Southern Baptist Missionary Pr. Beattie American Presbyterian Board England Newcastle Hartle Tool Stockton Soathefields Ceaper Trafic

Colfax Fire Debris and Local Discontent Across Town

In Colfax the city faces a destructive Thursday blaze that burned the county fair food table and 18 horses. Spangle sees Jacob Steiner found dead in jail by hanging. Colfax volunteers resign over lacking rubber boots and gear. Rural delivery sparsities spark complaints in Halsey Turnertate ire over service, with local business and residents speaking out.

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Fire Kills Hundreds in New York City Drag House Blast

A massive explosion at Tarrant's drag house on Greenwich Street caused a catastrophic fire. Eyewitnesses report 50 to 100 dead with bodies seen flying into the air as walls collapsed and the elevated railway structure was toppled. Fire spread to nearby buildings including the Home restaurant and Schwarte & Co. Two thousand plus people watched and many injured in the panicked scene.

New York Tarrant Greenwiel Amd Murray Zoelowk Co. m Tarrant’s Franklin Building Sith Schwarte & Co Irving Bank Greenwich Street Schwarte Buillng Traffc Ninth Avenue Engine Company Hartman Warren Atroct Tarrant'’s Muine

Horrific Fire Wrecks New York Block Injures Many

Report from Hudson street near the hospital says twenty eight seriously injured and possibly dying. Eleven workers in a coffee house area are reported lost or dead as a wall collapse traps occupants. Firefighters fear more deaths as building debris and explosions complicate rescue efforts.

New York Hudson Street Hospital Bmnith Connoly Jordan Kennan Poonelly Wallen Kelly McCall Mulligag Strana Smith & Weldon Caplomiwn Jen Excapes Larue

Fire Burns Through New York Streets Across Blocks

On October 2 a westward fire reaching Washington area destroyed several buildings near Chambers Street. By 2 50 the blaze was controlled as debris blocked streetcars and access for fire crews. Dozens dead or missing, injuries reported as investigators tally the damage.

Washington Chambers Street

London parade honors Prince amid vast crowds

Reviewed by Wales report describes London crowds greeting a royal parade for the Prince of Wales. Twenty four thousand troops escorted the route as a long awaited homage drew unprecedented East End, West End overflow and widespread cheer.

London Prince of St. Paul

Tragedy in Frison New York prison guards slain

Hugh McGovern, keeper at Wort Vifty-fourth Street police court prison, was killed by three burglars in a dawn raid. Joseph Kuveren Arthur Flanagan and George Wilson were involved. one assailant died, another fatally injured, third escaped after McGovern confronted them with an iron bar.

New York Hugh McCiovern Pris Wort Vifty-fourth Street McGovern Joseph Kuveren Arthur Flanagan Geore Wilean Nin Flanagan Hlde Wilson

Fatal fall after rope breaks in crowded building incident

Report states a rope snapped while descending a stairway causing fatal injuries. A second person leapt from a third story window and died from the fall. The trio were confined in one cell due to crowding amid the uproar and disruptions at the gallery level.

Alvord Captured After South End Street Arrest

Alvord, noted teller of the Whwt National hawk of New York, was captured on West Newton Street in the South End by Inspector Watte at 2:20 pm. Found with a bag of sugar, a hooked blade, and a small amount of money, he exclaimed he was ready to comply with officers and will be taken to New York tonight.

Porto Pendleton Howton Mae Alvord Twinelog Teller Whwt National Hawk New York Watte Amore Laat Hevtun Adingaipe

Cause of Explosion Was Chemicals Igniting on Sixth Floor

The Irving National Bank suffered a devastating sixth floor fire caused by stored chemicals including ether gasoline and benzine. Teller Dunlop adjuster Vanrendt and cashier Dennison were injured. the building was gutted with windows and doors blown out. Firemen brought the blaze under control after a long effort.

New York Het Irvingational Bank Jent Acros Dunlop Vanrendt Dennison

Cainbridge Welcome Early Morning Gathering

The article notes Bryan being awakened by morning crowds in Cainbridge and describes the warm citizen welcome in Chatroan Day forth home. It mentions an upcoming schedule with a brief speech and references Aide Chalman Dantorih.

Pope moves toward unity in upcoming encyclical

Fragmented report says the pope plans a missive aiming at the ultimate union of churches. The document, prepared amid fatigue from pilgrimage duties, is described as potentially the last great papal statement of its era.

Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares National Gratitude

President McKinley issues a Thanksgiving proclamation appointing November 29 as a day of gratitude. He cites abundant harvests, industrial growth, global commerce, and the nation’s unity and charity following disasters, urging the people to give thanks for prosperity and harvest.

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North Pacific passenger train wreck near Butte Montana

Five dead and about twenty injured when the last bound North Pacific passenger train derailed eight miles from Butte after a broken rail. Victims include W C Relfenerah Helena Eastman Haymond Dr Lester Pendleton Mount Hope Wiss Jess Harthorns, and M M Sweeney among the injured. Sheriff Geo Mabe Bard and Edward Chay are listed among the injured.

Plot to Kidnap a King Ends in Vienna Scandal

Vienna reports a plot uncovered at Belgrade to kidnap King Alexander and confine him in a madhouse. The scheme involved Milan and a faction among former rulers seeking Milan’s return to power. About thirty suspects are named in the case.

Alexander Vienna Helgrade Milan Florenon

Miners Regain Momentum as Collieries Resume Work

Reports from Heranton and surrounding regions indicate most collieries are back in operation after orders from President Michell. Several smaller pits have not yet received notices, while miners remain focused on their labor pace and ongoing displacement within the industry.

Heranton Heperte Ons Lichell

Campaign travels and naval orders reported in brief

In Hinghampton on Oct 20 Col. Roosevelt accompanied by his wife began a week of campaigning, with events in Cortland and San Francisco. The revenue cutter McCullough will remain at Notee to receive orders, and the Kaah will be sent to Hawaii. Prince Victor of Holstein, cousin to Queen Victoria, has died from calous fever after service in the Pearl War.

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