24 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
1
Reported condition shows patient recovering after night at the hospital. Doctors note improvement with rest, no pain and a stable pulse. ambulance transport completed, and the president is said to be sleeping at 7 50. Conditions described as inflamed but subsiding with treatment.
The article outlines plans to expand naval construction and funds to renew a naval program. It notes drafting a proposal to the cortes and mentions King Alfon and Spanish expenses. The piece hints at a broader aim to create a stronger navy amid debates and American criticisms.
In New York York a Convention chose Governor Odell by unanimous support for renomination. The state platform endorses unity, pledges continued reforms, and favors tariff questions. Higgins nominated for lieutenant, with stock railway prospects and Pacific line plans noted. Wedding notices mention Miss Annie Vance and Professor William, with ties to Washington and Lee University.
Washington Sept 24 First Assistant Postmaster General Wynn revoked the leave of absence of Keller president of the Letter Carriers Association. Keller had left his Cleveland job for vacation in San Francisco and was accused of working to defeat Congressman Land, chair of the House Post Office Committee. He must return at once or resign.
Amos Bowman a well known fruit grower of the Snake River country died of pneumonia at St Elizabeth hospital in Baker City at age 63. He leaves two sons and a daughter. Bowman had spent years in fruit culture and agriculture and was widely known across eastern Oregon and parts of Idaho.
Paducah Ky September 24 One of the best attended meetings in the history of the state assembly of the Daughters of Rebekah opened in this city today. More than one hundred delegates and visitors from local branches filled Masoule Hall. Mayor Yelser welcomed guests and Sister Lou Knighton of Louisville gave the response. Officers reports indicate the assembly is in excellent condition. Sessions continue tomorrow.
Justice Wright orders William Redmond to post 500 bail for good behavior or face six months in jail. Redmond absent. Ottawa reports revised Canada immigration figures for the year ending June with about 70 000 total and 20 000 from the United States. Saskatchewan land sale to American syndicate valued at 500 000 for 100 000 acres.
South Bend Ind Sept 24 The Northern Indiana Dental Association began its annual meeting in this city with large attendance of dentists and dental manufacturers. The day’s sessions covered routine business and topics of interest to the profession, with a banquet at the Oliver House planned for this evening. Officers include President Dr F G Conklin South Bend Vice President Dr Burkett Plymouth and Secretary-Treasurer Dr W A Payne Wabash.
The Soldiers' home in Atlanta Georgia was formally opened and dedicated today with ceremonies led by President W L Calhoun and addresses by notable veterans. The facility is described as one of the most complete of its kind in the South.
A political conference is planned at Speaker Henderson's cottage in Atlantic City within a day or two. Expected attendees include Senators Hanna Quay Penrose and Dolliver.
New York authorities report possible link between the Young murder case and the enticement and killing of Kate Freely in October 1899. Description similarities surface as investigators pursue Charles Killing’s clues while a separate tip witnesses a man matching Killing’s description near Awlyville.
In St Louis four bowing aldermen faced bail reduction from 16000 dollars each after court action. Meanwhile in New York the Salvation Army prepares for General Booth’s arrival at its Fourteenth Street HQ, with General Lawleynd and War Cry editor Nicol. The party plans visits across New England and Canada before heading to the Midwest.
Clerical and lay delegates from Kentucky gather in Louisville for the Methodist Church north conference at Trinity Church. Ministers are examined on the course of study required by the church. The first business session is set for tomorrow with Bishop Walden presiding. Afternoon meetings include the Woman's Home Mission Society and the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. The conference will be announced later in the week.
Miss Ethyl Louise Wyman daughter of Mr and Mrs John Eugene Wyman married Count Hugo Lerchenfeld Koefering of Germany in a Sept 24 ceremony at St Patrick s Cathedral New York. The bride met the count while studying music in Berlin and the couple will reside in Germany.
A conference of general secretaries from the Y M C A in North and South Carolina began in Charlotte. The meeting focuses on methods of work and plans to advance the cause, with delegates from Wilmington Columbia Winston Salem Asheville Charleston and other cities in attendance.
New York market report shows dull wheat trading with Liverpool at 5 104 to 74% and New York opening at 74% closing 74% The money market brought unloading of stocks and lower prices with St Paul 192% Union Pacific 1 2% Illinois Central 149% Pulling back amid varied bids and closures in Chicago and New York exchanges.
Secretary Shaw to return to Washington with the president and push deposits of government money in national banks to market value of bonds rather than par value. The plan would boost government funds on deposit by about 18 million dollars, reflecting bonds averaging 1b and 18 per cent above face value.
Washington Sept 24 The state department received a dispatch from Minister Hutchinson in Santiago reporting that ratifications of the treaty between Chile and Argentina were exchanged yesterday.
Norfolk Va 24 The cruiser San Francisco sailed this morning with orders to guard the marines at Parnassus.
Violence erupted in the Oklahoma Texas and Northern yards as Jap trackmen clashed with Steve Leonard s crew during car switching. Stones were thrown and knives brandished. deputies arrested two suspects and searched for a missing third as tension flared for weeks with a potential fatal outcome.
In Montana the party fight between Senator Clark and FR Heinze ends with Clark firmly in charge. The convention today names a congressman and an associate justice of the supreme court as part of the restructuring.
County Judge G A Hartman appoints Gus Stanger as administrator of the estate of the late John Vance Little. Ethel, speaking at table, remarks about a moustache and a penny for telling secrets, reflecting a light domestic moment amidst the notice.
Riotous night across Wyoming Valley as guardsmen and deputies fight entrenched workers. A deputy sheriff is shot, several officers beaten, and police and troopers deploy to quash clashes at miners camps and collieries. Firefighters win a bet amid chaos as mobs attack the Sturmeraville and Avondale areas.
The Standard notes improving wheat returns from various county areas with reports of strong yields. Farmlands near Weber Tree Ranch show 61 bushels per acre, while Jeanne Zehner’s volunteer field yields 80 bushels per acre, and other districts report 22 to 30 bushels. As U.S. averages run around 17, Idaho farms glimpse substantial gains. Further results will be published as they arrive.
A historical notice reports the Randolph Democrats plan a barbecue at Motherly on September 22 with roasted Republicans and barbecued beef and mutton. The event is characterized as a political gathering with food offerings, reflecting the era’s partisan style.
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