22 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
1
In Pendleton a heated debate unfolds over a temperance measure tied to county elections. Speakers from Baptist Church circles and local groups push for or against enforcement, with countywide implications and potential revenue effects discussed.
Baker City hosts the Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs convention October 12 to 14 after energy filled preparations. Frances White issues official call highlighting delegate apportionment rules. The event features a reception on October 4 and a musical program on October 15, with venues and dates aligned. The report also notes China’s satisfaction over action in Indochina affairs and mentions French responses.
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Agreements set a price and move tracks for the Portage road project. The Jovenal Gordo will relocate 2000 feet of right of way at 36 467 dollars. The Open River Commission adds 13 630 dollars for further grading concessions. Construction to begin soon as condemnation battles subside.
Reports from the Far East describe Japanese forces seizing fortifications guarding Port Arthur and pressing advances near Mukden. Soviet and Japanese dispatches note continued bombardment, strategic positions overlooked by the forts, and preparations for potential major battles as Russia and Japan escalate efforts and urge troops for decisive action.
Police say a sting secured the capture of John Eh. Smith in the murder case of storekeeper Hansa Peterson. The confession linked other suspects John NS. Leonard and Hare Brown to recent smartly executed robberies in Chicago. "Jock" Briggs, already in custody, is credibly tied to the fatal shot.
Mississippi reports show treasury funds at sixty two cents days ago, now listed as twenty nine cents two days later as bond buyers suspend purchases. The confusing figures reflect a struggling state finance scene amid uncertain market demand. Constantinople reports indicate political tension as the United States presses Turkey for compliance on a diplomatic issue.
In Breathitt county, Deputy Sheriff Terry and Coroner Hailey arrested William Brittain at Vanclleve, charged with complicity in the murder of Jim Cockrill. His friends attempted an intercept but were eluded. In Washington, President Monnevelt and Emily arrived in Jersey City and boarded a train to Washington.
King George of Saxony died in Dresden on September 22 after a lingering bronchitis. The king, aged 72, faced health declines associated with age and was attended by physicians. Funeral arrangements for Weilnhard, a local brewer, were held in Pontand on September 2 and the community notes his passing this week.
The DOD fellows rejected an amendment at a national gathering held September 22 that would modify officer terms, add a representative to the sovereign lodge for the Rebekah, and admit Indians and mixed-blood members. The session selected L. B. Raphard as president, B. L. Hadley as vice president, and W. A. Tody as secretary treasurer.
A petition to form Salem precincts Nos 2 3 and 4 into a district for local option prohibition was filed with County Clerk Roland. The district would cover Salem's business section and all city saloons. It needs 90 votes to submit the question, and the clerk will place it on the ballot unless a county wide petition arrives within 30 days, which would render the local petition dormant.
Lee Tong a Chinese Christian arrived in Eugene from Portland to study for the ministry at Eugene Divinity School. Tuition and expenses will be paid by members of the First Christian Church. The Hera n class aims to raise funds, and Tong intends to return home to enlighten heathen brethren after completing his education.
Venlo, Sept. 22. An attempt was made on the life of Don Curios the Spanish pretender while he walked this morning. As he was taking his usual morning stroll a pistol was fired at him. The bullet struck the air and the would be assassin was captured.
Charles Martin secretary of the National Livestock Association died suddenly on a train en route from Greely to Cheyenne. A tuberculosis hemorrhage caused his death. He was the most widely known stockman in the West, connected with the National Association for ten years and representative of the Independent Packing Company.
Parker and private secretary arrive at Hoffman House New York at 1 06 am to meet with political supporters. They secure rooms at the hotel for the following day while early arrivals include Blanchfield and others discussing yesterday’s convention and potential outcomes.
Prominent Wellapimer and Konker figure Thandover before us. Jamison, accompanied by James W. Young, leads Weston hardware and implements business gathering as mountain trade shifts toward Athena. The event marks ongoing regional commerce adjustments and the merchants’ awakening in the West.
A Pendleton saloon council session centered on liquor license rules and a proposed anti nutri tion measure. Meyer W. F Matlock urged bar owners to stop nuisance behavior while commissioners advanced three new ordinances to curb disorder without delaying street sewer work toward the power house.
Local wheat buyer McComas notes moisture shortages and late showers affect seeding, but forecasts suggest strong crops for at least two seasons. He asserts demand remains solid and current prices may persist until the new crop, with most unsold wheat held by those able to store it in Umatilla County.
Portland civic group to sell 100000 Lewis and Clark souvenir coins donated by the U S government at set prices. One coin two dollars two coins four dollars three coins six dollars four coins ten dollars. Proceeds to fund a Portland district fair with emphasis on local youth and historical heritage. Expected distribution to northern Western counties and a Baker City event slate for October 11 week.
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