09 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1904
Page
1
Sept 8 dispatch from Paris reports Russian forces isolating areas near Mukden and attacking Kurotkin positions while civilians flee Vindivostok. A separate note says 2000 Russians found near Sapunene. defense efforts and local legal notices accompany a report on a Warren jail defense case and a field fire damaging wheat.
Baseball results from yesterday show Los Angeles with Portland 5 to 4, San Francisco 4 and Oakland 3, Spokane defeating Butte 7 to 4, Detroit 3 over St. Louis in a first game, and St. Louis 6 to 3 in the second. Cleveland blanked Chicago 6 in the first, Chicago 2 in the second, Washington 2 to 4 Boston in the second, Philadelphia 2 to New York 1 in the first, New York 4 to Philadelphia 1 in the second, and a split between New York and Philadelphia in the National League with Brooklyn 6, Boston 22 seconds, New York 7, Philadelphia 1. Minichiati beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1.
The president received a call this afternoon from Count Oppens and Ambassador Hendélmar of Austria Hungary. Oppens, president of the Hungarian diet, is in the country to study our institutions. The visitors were hosted in the library and later taken to luncheon.
State officials list includes Cs. Hailes J 1D Piahes Bore and many others as delegates. The entire brigathon commission will be present to meet brigators from different polithons of the state. Also reports deny any rooming of Republic Iron and Steel with the steel trust and the first cargo of lumber to Panama canal left Mobile for Colon on the J. Co. cy ford.
J. A. Reeves of Camas prairie was in town yesterday suffering from a severe ulcer on the back of his left hand. The condition traces to an injury seven years ago when a mere scratch led to blood poisoning, which appeared to heal but later caused ongoing trouble and now an indolent ulcer.
A Seaboard Air Line express with five day coaches sleeper engine and baggage car plunged through a trestle over the Catawba River early today. The wreck killed and injured passengers as the train and a following engine car fell into the river and no telegraph lines could relay full details. Officials said several were dead and many more missing, with the wreck scene inaccessible and numbers uncertain pending reports.
Sept reports detail widespread forest fires across Monterey County endangering parks farms and villages. Fire sweeps large timberland destroying school houses mills and hundreds of thousands in timber while livestock feed areas face ruin as flames extend toward Salinas and San Rafael. Emergency lines report extensive property loss and looming power outages as fires threaten communities and ranches across the region.
In Chicago and nearby markets prices showed limited movement with September activity noted. A new opening at 11.08 and 805K reported for Corn and wheat components, while slight shifts in storage and trading volume were observed, alongside a 20 cent figure tied to yesterday’s close as 0.20.
County court session today handled routine petitions and routine matters. The oral petition from Ro & Ny commng Chat ite fiteemment was deferred or acted upon as per PLL guidelines.
Both fighters express strong confidence as Mitchell and Mettoy prepare for an eight round bout at the Pendleton Armory under Marquis of Queensberry rules. Weigh ins completed, advance ticket sales point to large attendance. Klemmer and Carrier will corner Mitchell with Gilwey and Woodworth behind Mettoy.
A fragmented report features Milas Cheek and Joseph Kriek of Bominga claiming mining progress near Norton and Midas Creek. It mentions natives with gold rings, a 140 mile inland journey, hay storage, and plans to return, with scattered names and places.
Fragmentary report notes a labor dispute at East Street involving a pipe line house strike. About 700 men applied for work, 182 hired by Millee cones. On September 8 several hundred strikers were recalled for packing-house work, while others faced retaliation. No clear names or places.
A chaotic report describes extensive fire damage and production delays at Woolen Mills. Detailing Ferguson Mikes operations, interrupted carding and weaving, and a rush of orders for white blankets. The blaze halted factory output, shifting focus to recovery and resumption plans through the week.
Handalo draws a curious field for the 2000 meter event with Gun bar Pootuine’s Handalo at 2 24 pace and Ollie M. Hawalo’s winter mare set to show as Perrinkwr iv brings a brack phoing Del Norte mare. Pendleton entrants include Frank Fraeler Luther Rothrock and Tom Thomson.
CG W Righy purchased the residence at the corner of Alta and Ant atreota from T M Keller for $2000. The deal records transfer of ownership and exact property location in a local transaction.
A romance unfolds around merchant Goey who seeks his legally married Chinese wife. The tale centers on a Portland scene where the wife, coerced into a life abroad, is reclaimed after a court proceeding and an attempted extradition. The narrative blends forced labor, cultural conflict, and a return to the husband with arrangements to live as a white family.
The south rooms of the new Matlook Brownfield building will be ready around the 28th of the current month and occupied by Wade Siler, a Moncow mi, who will stock five or six billiards. The facility includes games and a bowling alley, with no bar or soft drinks. Mr. Siler, experienced in business, will manage all details and arrives with his family around the 20th.
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