28 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
1
A fragmentary report outlines a Monmouth college stem program led by Professor Le Masters focusing on eye and brain training, drawing and handwork, and practical education in a system of work. It discusses the aims, methods, and anticipated outcomes of a mid term start in the arts and sciences department with emphasis on manual training and practical trials.
The text describes a forthcoming citywide educational department to be started next year. It aims to prepare pupils in the current grades and familiarize them with the work so they will be ready when school opens. Once established locally, it will expand to all city schools as a key educational aid.
New Haven Connecticut September 28 Spanish War veterans and friends gather for the fourth encampment with an opening address by Governor Chamberlain Mayor Lindsey Yale University President Hadley and others The parade will highlight tomorrow’s program and a business session is set for Wednesday morning Attendance is expected to be light with potential next year encampment options including Louis Cleveland Asheville NC among others Jandov September 25 Watson argues Alaska boundary before Chief Justice Alverstone praising clarity of United States position. Robinson prepares Canada rebuttal.
Redding California September 28 John Morlio and C M Brino were crushed to death while unloading logs at McLand this morning a pair of logs slipped from above and toppled onto them causing fatal injuries.
Kansas City dispatch reports the Iron Workers convention condemning a circulated New York housesmiths charter denial and calling opponents corrupt. The piece notes tensions within unions, threats of disruption, and a future election of officers as markets show mixed signals, with stock liquidation and soft wheat and corn prices in early autumn trading.
Crook County reports total taxable property rising this year to 2 398 790 up from 1 862 28 last year a gain of 646 518 boosting the tax rate by about 22 mills The roll lists 480 timber claims at 100 each previously government property and not taxed last year The increase over last year excluding these items is 506 618 John Donovan a Philadelphia police officer was fatally shot during an attempted arrest by an ungro.
Reports from Sofia and Constantinople describe brutal killings of refugees in the Macedonian mountains and a Greek parish, while Beirut remains fragile. Nursing staff and Europeans face danger as Turkish forces clash with locals. rioting leaders seek pardon, and European residents fear further violence.
Boston September 28 report says several New England cotton firms plan to establish plants in the South for cotton gamels manufacturing. Some will trade part of their New England output to the South, others build additional southern plants to expand manufacturing.
State Board of Building Directors approved purchase of 20 acres at excellent Inn on Corvallis south side for college farm extension. Cost $6,000 or $100 per acre. Land used as grass ground and athletic field and includes two eminences where future buildings will rise. Adjoins city corporate limits, a valuable addition to state holdings. Insurance commissioners meet in Baltimore expect large attendance at four day session with formal welcomes and papers. Hannah E Schloss Memorial building dedicated in Detroit as neighbor housing modeled after Hull House offering sewing classes, immigrant school, library, kindergarten, and fitness facilities.
In a morning crash near Pittsburg a Pennsylvania freight collided head on with a cattle train. Engineer Benner was killed and several cattle cars were destroyed along with both engines demolished.
New York markets opened on a nervous note with steel stocks hitting a new low and trading near a point low. Prices showed volatile moves as traders reacted to early morning data and news, signaling possible continued swings throughout the day.
The United States commissioner intimated today that he would order the removal of Postal Inspector Urwin. Ogbt is noted in the report as connected with the case and the proceedings are set to proceed in Washington.
A man visited H H Weasel’s store on Mein Street and bought goods worth about 10 dollars with a forged check for 336.50 drawn on a railroad contractor. After receiving 5 dollars in change, the offender followed the clerk to arrest. He gave the name Frank Webster at jail and later admitted the paper was forged. This morning Walter pleaded guilty before Judge Elie and received a two year sentence.
A European concert by a 16 member band impressed the crowd with fine quartet and dextera performances. The evening offered rare opportunity for city residents to hear masters as intended, though some may regret missing the event.
In a Justice court action Baker and W KR Harrington seek 71.75 for work on the last harvest with horses. The jury awarded the plaintiff 60.00. Also note: Rev R W King hosted Bap missionary sup’t C A Woody of Portland before departing for Idaho to attend mission duties and conventions.
Robert Laing reports a pleasant journey to Alberta and nearby points of interest along the travel route. He notes travel conditions were good and he did not encounter dust during the trip before returning to Spokane.
Chicago hosts the National Firemen’s Association sixth annual meeting with leaders from major cities. The group focuses on improving overall fire department efficiency and member welfare rather than firefighting methods. A long program of papers and discussions covers department independence from politics and civil service improvements, with consideration of a memorial day for fallen firemen.
Colorado Springs hosts the Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention starting tomorrow with broad statewide representation. Prominent literary and educational figures from California New York and Utah are among the invited guests including Mrs Robert J. Burdette Mrs Dora Lyon Miss Mary Garrett Hay Mrs Philip W. Moore and Mrs Heatter A Colter.
A party of scientists and guides attempting to reach the summit of Mt McKinley is missing six weeks into the expedition. The group, led by Deane Aumial, was exploring routes near the Opel Kinley with geologic and topographic aims. The harsh conditions, heavy glaciers, and difficult terrain have made rescue unlikely, and officials doubt a return to base will occur.
A Wewbound freight train led by Conductor C. J. Norris and Engineer Woot. Falr derailed in the yards near the Whampton Street crossing. The engine and 12 cars left the track and the 18th car followed, causing track damage and scattered cargo. No serious injuries reported, yard officials noted. Separately a wagon driven by Tom Wickersham overturned near the Oregon Feed Yard, scattering fruit. no other damage. McCracken Ranch near Pitts sold to Manuel Pedro with 4000 acres, sheep, horses, cattle, implements. price $2600. An excursion to Heppner formed by Matlock, Longivar, and Strahan with four horses and provisions. Delinquent tax payments due Monday will be added to the county collection.
Disturbances in labor world as Kansas City and St. Joseph butchers prepare for possible strikes. Reports of half-time work spread in Wilkesbarre and violence erupts in Sault Ste. Marie as miners and locals clash with police and militia.
Goodman of Hadson Hay farm near Kreewater owns a standout Oregon herd. Seventy pure red Shorthorns compose his fine stock, unusual for the breed. Also noted is F. G. Smaor of this city appointed notary public by the governor and filed with the county clerk.
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