10 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
1
Fragmented notices recount Admiral Schley’s role in the Battle of Santiago and its place in American history. Vague excerpts touch on the fleet, wartime events, and a discussion of historical chapters, with scattered dates and figures.
A fragmented report describes a boy injured during transport with a head wound and lip laceration. Details mention a delay, medical care at a drugstore, and arrangements for future care. The article references Penditon, Dr DD J State, and a moving party returning east via Portland and San Francisco.
A large cattle sale likely the biggest in 15 years near Tatil and Grant counties. J C Lonerman of Frye Bruhn Co acts as purchasing agent. Parties and price not yet disclosed. Two thousand head of fat cattle will change hands in the deal.
Seventeen people wounded as clashes between rival camps in West Virginia erupt in a fierce confrontation. Deputies guard the Huntington jail while investigations name several laborers and officials as witnesses amid charges of depravity and violence.
Overseas dispatches describe Japanese preparations to land and renew the assault on Port Arthur. Reports mention Mikden evacuation, northern Manchuria activity, and a projected general engagement with Korean and Russian positions.
An article details a hospital operation and its aftermath affecting several residents. It mentions Mr Polling, Mrs Hialwy, and Miss Mabel Barnhart, with notes on relocating legal and professional plans. Cattle shipments move from John Day country to Frye Bruhn via Seattle, indicating ongoing regional business movements.
A Portland courier, Qevwige Sewell, a Wells Fargo employee, delivered money shipments to Pendleton on the morning of November 6. He is described as a brother of Wa. Sewell of this place and as the special messenger for the Wells Fargo company. The article notes a prior heavy shipment on the last trip before his move to Pendleton. A robberies and mysteries surround the doors of Pendleton with mentions of a murder or fatal incident and the ending of the event with a closeup of the messengers. Mr. Sewell vows to learn the fate of the treasure or its intended recipient.
An obscure fragment mentions Mae Mypbe and public publication hopes. It notes potential witnesses and named individuals like Aton Tate. The text is garbled but indicates a publication vow or legal notice context and the intention to publish a statement or record.
Unclear fragmentary notice reports a legal action tied to tealfilna at a Dubie mhuel and Fifer Moeks matter. The filing appears linked to a community dispute with Ley ecdenyy referenced, details unreadable.
Fragmentary text suggests Mitton Pie Keets faced a question about a ninth simile and a possible honor or medal. Readable details are limited. no clear event, date, or participants emerge beyond Mitton and an implied ceremony.
A damaged OCR fragment reports the death of a ship purser from the O BR N line and notes his service on the Hossalo and Epokane routes. It also mentions the Vermont legislature electing 60 democratic members in the state election held Thursday.
Chicago reports three million bushels of wheat sold today as the local market stays quiet. Old September wheat opens at 1.08 and closes the same while new wheat moves from 1.054 to 1.00 percent. Corn slips from 62 to 63 percent cents and oats hold at 31 percent. In Umatilla county an estimated 9,000,000 bushels of wheat have been sold this season, about three-fifths of the crop, with average prices around 66 cents.
On Monday workers at major yards walked out in a strike over job conditions and management disputes. Labor leaders report about 2000 laborers left the packing plants and more are expected as the standoff continues into the week.
A reporter describes a nationwide practice where 200 inspectors survey bottlers and insurers. Mr Carey's territory covers Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and British Columbia as part of a large coordinated effort stretching across the region.
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