Vendetta or Imperial bicycle tires and wheels sale
Durable Vendetta or Imperial tires with double tubes and reversible handlebars priced at $25.00. Other wheels range from $7.50 to $875.00.
02 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
1
Durable Vendetta or Imperial tires with double tubes and reversible handlebars priced at $25.00. Other wheels range from $7.50 to $875.00.
Croquet Pete, $1.24 to $50, Ive Lipope, Tron Wagons and Marbles appear in a general sporting goods listing for baseball and croquet items.
An old advertisement promotes Catholic and Episcopal prayer books from 2hy to 2.06, a vast selection of dye and decorated papers for eggs, candidates for Easter treats, and various kitchen items. It also touts Opal eggs and other new tableware at low prices.
Listing offers ladies hair combs ten cents dies side combs twenty five cents hair pins shopping bags belts and related items including accessories for women with prices noted.
Prices for items or parts show limited stability with a range from 100 to 1.40 dollars. Serial branches and hair and shoe brush lines appear affected, with lower sales noted, and a mention of decline across product categories.
Reports cover an earthquake in Atay and dock strikes in Marseilles, with deaths of composer Christopher Colambae Gibwon in Henricks and sentences for Peter Karpovitch. Political notes include Senator Mitchell's improving health, Kropotkin's New York speech, and Dart mouth college president Tucker's China sermon. Also notes on Mahoning valley wage gains, London stock declines, and a Utah murder case near Cisco. Commander Roper dies saving men in a ship fire. Transvaal agent Leyde cites an implied boycott tactic against England.
The report lists scattered local interests from unions and warehouses to officials and fairs. It mentions the Union Promotion and Development Company with capital, Whitman County office notes, a county clerk link, and assorted oddities including warehouse activity, oyster plans, drownings, disappearances, and regional appointments.
The text promotes Mr ix Lecter Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach ailments. It describes rapid acting effects and claims success where other medicines failed, referencing digestion and nutrition.
General MacArthur reports that Aguinaldo has taken an oath of allegiance while in Manila. Prominent Filipino officers and troops continue to surrender to American forces, including General Trison and two officers to Lieutenant Hawkins of the Fourth Cavalry. Washington hints a forthcoming cablegram about internal disputes.
Washington reports that Aguinaldo has taken the oath of allegiance to the United States and will be released with parole. MacArthur pledges tight surveillance to prevent renewed rebellion and he may be offered an official position if his sincerity is clear.
Captain Barnett of the British Madras infantry was severely wounded Saturday night in an attack in Tien Tein. He was struck by seven French soldiers and an Indian sentry was shot in the thigh. The incidents worsen relations among the French and British troops.
Report from Honolulu dated March 24 via San Francisco April 2 describes Hawaii self rule efforts parodying the U S as the legislature fails to pass bills for salaries and expenses. A royal navy admiral and aides visited the capitol during Governor Dole’s term, while a mishap with a fallen bush and a band playing America invoked a moment of national homage.
Beckley warned that if the nuisance continued the house would push a bill banning the band from performing within a mile of the grounds. The chamber called for order and the fracas ended.
J L Ray Co reports bears increasing shorts as weather improves. Liverpool and New York futures slip while New York stock market shows strength with N PL and A N PL ahead. Wheat closes at 70 1 4 yesterday and today. May wheat in San Francisco trades around 1025 8 to 101.
Governor Dole refuses to comply with a House resolution demanding records since annexation. Secretary Cooper also declines, calling the request unprecedented. The scene unfolds amid a Honolulu public event with the queen presiding and dignitaries present.
A New York tech dealer notes dwindling supply of homegrown apples. Old orchards fail, new ones suffer, and quality drops. Idaho and Oregon fruit fetches 0.00 to 1.00 per dozen in limited boxes as buyers recall cheaper prices past decades.
The exchange between Towne and Lepew draws sharp repartee as Be ck and Hoar are cited in a lively Senate debate. A Minnesota senator quips on approval of only parts of an argument while Beck and Hoar face humorous remarks about timing and delivery.
Cleveland and Columbus voters backed Tom Johnson in municipal elections while Chicago saw active campaigning and reported disturbances. Across Ohio April 2 polls opened under snowy conditions as Democrats gained seats and Republican figures faced opposition.
A cryptic dispatch from Constantinople notes a discovered plan to blow up a target named Oona tack. An underground passage existed beneath a bank, with explosives accounted for the intended destruction.
Prairie fires raged in Dickow King and adjoining counties during the day. About thirty square miles of grass were burned with no cattle reported killed. Estimated damages range from 60,000 to 100,000 dollars.
Report from Pretoria states Gen. Kitehoner notes General French captured a fifteen pounder and two pam poe on the lower Dongola while taking a vieonere without casualty. The maneuver yielded a bloodless advance with minimal resistance.
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