20 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
1
Masemense line of pew soap retived toe a box 3 bars includes bath oatmeal pine tar fine glycerene violet carnation rubber balls 5 to 6 cents. Rubber EO 400 rubber bands 5 cents to 6 cents. Pencil prices 5 cents. Books trade in and note rest. Fire paper 8 cents, tissue paper 64, napkins and beads advertised with lowest prices.
A committee of eighteen anti Tammany reformers in New York selected Seth Low as mayoral candidate. Delegates from seven reform parties met in Omaha to form an allied third party, to be named the allied party, with conventions pending.
University of Oregon reports improvements in the chemical and mining department with extensive equipment purchases. A 62 year old Herman Behlmer was found dead at his residence near Billing west of Portland, likely by his own hand. In Spokane a man named Valentine Gobel attempted suicide on a Great Northern train, found with anarchist pamphlets. US Secret Service involvement noted. Alaska reports failed whaling season at Point Barrow and Point Hope, leaving natives destitute and whalebone markets tight. Aaron Bates found dead then recovering after distress on Gimlet Creek Road. letter indicated he believed he was dying. A timber fire spreads across Clarke County between Mill Plain and Fourth Plain causing farm losses. OU. N. Sedgwick reports a loss of two thousand dollars worth of barns hay and machinery.
Disjointed text fragment references anatomy terms such as liver kidneys and stomach alongside scattered phrases about editing, quotes and Pierce's Common Sense in paper covers. The garbled OCR suggests a miscellaneous newspaper page with medical notes and ads rather than a cohesive article.
The navy board of inquiry convenes in Washington to review Rear Admiral Schley's conduct during the Santiago campaign. It examines delays at Cienfuegos and Santiago, obedience to May 25 1894 orders, coal and logistical issues, attempts to capture or destroy the Colon, blockade adequacy, and Schley’s handling of the Brooklyn and related disputes with Liont Hodgson. The inquiry may consider additional related matters as they arise.
The report covers dull wheat trading with small price changes in New York and Liverpool closes, steady stocks, pork strength, and rough prices. It notes a czar and President Loubet confidentially discussing France Russia ties and indemnity talks at The Hague. In St Paul a preacher narrowly avoids lynching amid anti McKinley remarks, and in Baton Rouge Dr John W McKnown is shot by State Senator Emerson Thompson in a longstanding feud.
Lord Kitchener reports the Hoorn force seized two guns at Vinkfontein from four mounted infantry companies. The action reflects ongoing skirmishes as British forces push to contain Boer resistance.
Washington Sept 20 hearing of the Schley court of inquiry began with Admiral Higginson as the first witness. The room's tone signaled tighter security and new formality as charts and documents from the Santiago campaign were shown. Higginson testified on naval actions and the handling of news from Captain McCalla, noting unclear orders and debate over maneuvers toward Key West.
Salt Lake City event notes that the Mike car nival started this morning in Salt Lake, with crowds gathering as vendors open and rides begin operating.
At the Walla Walla stockholders meeting the Washington and Columbia River Railway elected OC.8 Mellen of St Paul as president and Joseph McCabe of Walla Walla as vice president and general manager. George H. Karl of New York was secretary and R HW Kell of St Paul assistant secretary. Joseph J. Cotler and Roland Smith of Walla Walla were named treasurer and auditor respectively. Trustees named include Mellen Lamont Karl McCabe Borford Paine Sharpeteio Hinith. General Manager McCabe hinted at possible shifts if J J Hill gains control, but no changes to officers or policy are anticipated in the coming year.
The Oregon State Medical Society will meet in Portland on October 25. The coming gathering promises unusual interest and a large statewide attendance. Dr. W. G. Cole of Pendleton is among the distinguished professionals scheduled to speak.
Inquiry from Purl Bowman about 1000 acres of summeriallow wheat land offered for sale. References a court matter involving Dr. Burson and alleged conduct affecting the mayor.
Work resumed on some of the copper yachts in preparation for the upcoming races in New York as crews return to the docks and engines are tuned for competition.
The new president arrives in Washington and moves into the Executive Mansion. He pledges to carry out McKinley’s wishes, elevates Col. Hell to brigadier general, and plans Ridgeley as comptroller of the currency while Cabinet colleagues discuss Cuban electrical law.
Buffalo Sept 20 Judge Lewie and Titus appointed to defend Caxolgons say they have not had time to outline their defense. The trial may last two to three days with about a dozen witnesses to be called by the state.
Mrs McKinley’s health is better than in ten years though care focuses on mind and estate. The Wiedemann company plays The Steam Laundry at Fraser tonight with crowded houses, following last night’s Theater’s Daughter. Matinee tomorrow at 2 offers Bronson Howard piece. Saturday promises standing room only, so buy seats early.
A damaged telegraph line forced repairs near Lisbon with officials stating a man suffered a deep cold and cough. The author recalls a tent doctor in Oakland and Nelhinux City and Omaha who failed to cure the sick man until using Dr King’s New Discovery from Tallman & Co, which cured him in bottles.
Jona Lightfoot is slowly convalescing after a leg break sustained at the Jobo Day river three days ago while herding files near the water. The incident involved Jobo Lightfoot and details remain limited.
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