Vehicle tires and wheels sale listing
Listing advertises VENDETTA or IMPERIAL double tube tires with reverabble handle bars all warranted at 25 dollars. Other wheels priced from 7 to 75 dollars.
01 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
1
Listing advertises VENDETTA or IMPERIAL double tube tires with reverabble handle bars all warranted at 25 dollars. Other wheels priced from 7 to 75 dollars.
Base Balle Bate and Sporting offers croquet sets and hoops with prices from 1.24 to 3.06. Lion Wagour and Marbles appear in the sale.
Readable lines describe a sale of prayer books from 25 cents to 2.05 dollars and an immense selection of pall and decorated paper for eggs. Also noted are fancy creams and various Easter related items along with new goods.
Local ad notes seed packets priced at 10 cents per half vila bulk, with bold claims of fresh seeds and bulk discounts. The fragment mentions pac era and attack Up in a terse listing style.
President McKinley visits Portland on May 22. Reports describe Bernhardt’s recovery from illness and a massive $1,000,000 Richmond hotel fire. International notes cite Russia peace tensions, German indignation, and Tolstoi’s pleas. Dallas area losses estimate $75,000 to $100,000 amid storms.
Portland forms a cordwood trust and seeks strong prices for hopgrowers this year. Valley fruitmen predict a good crop while Portland board of trade aims to become a state body. Carnegie donates 100000 for a city library. Chewaukan pupils aid Oregon exhibit at Buffalo.
San Francisco reports deputy clerk Dan Sullivan missing. He allegedly forged police judge signatures to authorize withdrawals from the city treasury totaling $5000 and secured the cash.
An advertisement urges women to use Dr. Pierce’s Favorites prescription for womanly illness. It claims the remedy regulates the period, stops drains, reduces inflammation, and cures weakness. It invites sick women to write to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, claiming treatment of half a million women and offering private, confidential advice.
In St. Petersburg on April 1 seventy two revolutionary committee members were arrested after clashes with police, two presses seized, and about three thousand people detained. Ministers reportedly wore cuirasses as Weyler’s repression fails. In Madrid five thousand workers rioted, sacked the sugar factory and the agricultural cooperative at Santa Maria Cater.
Washington reports reveal J. P. Morgan visited to press administration for U S control of the Panama canal. Morgan, Jamon J. Hill and others plan a personal inspection aboard the yacht Wacouta. Colombia signals support by filing a memorandum favoring U S control and a perpetual lease concession.
Sir John Stainer, the noted English composer of sacred music and longtime Oxford professor, has died. Born June 6, 1440, he served as organist at St Michael’s College and Magdalen College, Oxford, led University Church and St Paul’s Cathedral, and was knighted in 1558. His works include cantatas The Daughter of Jairus and other hymns, with publications on musical terms and sacred music.
Chicago voters face a hard fought mayoral race between Clanney and Harrison with polls opening tomorrow. Harrison backers claim a large lead while opponents and bettors hedge on margins from two to forty thousand in favor of Harrison. local reports note uncertainty and counter forecasts.
April 1 dispatches report Boer prisoners saying General French moved toward Vrede after a skirmish near Standertop. British casualties include one killed and one wounded. Boer losses reach four killed with several wounded as French forces push eastward.
A tremor interrupted a local ceremony noted for its solemn proceedings. Participants paused as shaking ended, and planners resumed with safety checks and revised timing. No injuries reported and officials pledged to review venue stability.
A gravity event disrupted a royal ceremony as part of the ceiling collapsed and musicians fled. Diplomats and attendees reacted in alarm while the sultan remained calm, rose briefly, yet commanded the program to continue.
The wheat market closed lower after a day of free selling and a larger visible supply, with New York and Liverpool markets retreating and May wheat trading around 7 8. The stock market remained firm and moneystood at 2 percent as officials announced military brevet promotions for Marine Corps officers for actions at Tianjin.
Havana reports Alredyayaa elected mayor as nationalist forces secure victory in the capital. The result marks a milestone for the nationalist movement amid ongoing political tensions in Havana.
County Judge Hartman and Commissioner Gilliland announce an adjourned county court session to deliberate on delinquent taxes and tax collection for the year. Sheriff Blakley will levy on uncollected property to recover funds, with total year collections reaching 672841.40 and Umatilla County’s share 997410.60 plus five thousand four hundred eighty six in bounty tax.
Washington reports say China refuses to sign the Manchurian agreement despite pressure from foreign plenipotentiaries. Minister Wo Ting Fung told the state department and Secretary Hay that China will not endorse the treaty, with similar advices received by Crown Special Commissioner Rookhill. The Chinese stance contrasts with increasing insistence from Kioware on signing.
Disputed reports describe Nuodred sending a thousand troops to Shanun Province Lombon in April. A hundred troops from Sinton Province may join to dislodge authorities and press Pekin for a moral sanction from the powers.
Senator Proctor of Vermont claims Congress will pass the Piatt amendment in full with no major changes, despite anti American rhetoric in Cuba. The report notes political contention and potential shifts in policy during the constitutional convention.
In Heil of Fire London Apell t Five today destroyed the eilphar works and several buildings at Wandeworth. One tank perteted and many Hremen were diver eure to Pune.
A scrambled OCR report notes a steamer Ar ranore Glide sailing on Saturday with a trawler crew aboard. The fragment mentions elmer and people in reference to the voyage and sale or voyage details are unclear.
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