Boston Store Unveils Spring Hosiery Corsets and Suits
The Boston Store introduces new spring hosiery with fancy styles and a new French roll straight front corset line. A handsome display features tailormade suits and separate skirts for the season.
03 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
1
The Boston Store introduces new spring hosiery with fancy styles and a new French roll straight front corset line. A handsome display features tailormade suits and separate skirts for the season.
A garbled listing references bicycles including VENDETTA and IMPERIAL models with terms like reversible handle and assorted tire prices. Exact items and totals are unclear but show a range around 25.00 and 76.00 dollars for unspecified components or models.
The notice lists assorted retail items including balls bats and sporting goods, Catholic and opal prayer books, Easter decorations and cards, decorated paper for eggs, and Easter candies with prices ranging from 50 cents to 4 dollars. It also mentions opal eggs, Easter dishes, novelties, and new goods from vendors Boye’s von Wagene and Marbles.
A fragment notes small price shifts in packaged goods including seeds and tea, with odds and ends on costs such as a half pint and ten cents per unit. The lines suggest a catalog-like listing of assorted grocery items.
Fragmentary text hints at miscellaneous items like hair pine and be Yio. The snippet mentions a comb, bag, belt for ladies, and a lane number 490, with unclear context and limited readable details.
A reader notice lists discounts on dusters at 1.49 dollars, air racks at 110 cents, hair brushes from 16 cents to 2.45 dollars, and shoes priced from 68 cents to 10 cents in a miscellaneous sale.
Endo soldiers in West Africa are ng. Reindeer reserves set apart in Alaska. Havana mayor Alejandro Rodriguez resigns. Maurice Barrymore declared hopelessly insane. Seven thousand German soldiers to return from China this month. Two thousand Farragut sailors entertained at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Russian comptroller-general found short in accounts by 44 00 000 roubles. English cabinet may create more titles for Prince of Australia and Prince of Canada. J P Morgan syndicate buys Lake Superior Mining property. Larkspur wins Montgomery handicap at Memphis in 11 168 miles with 1 3 time. Generale Botha and Dewet said to wait 15 000 men for operators against Gen French in Transvaal. Buffalo meeting of 1000 favors Sunda closing of Pan American exposition. W Josson Sons Sheffield to build plant in this country. Admiral Remey ordered to Melbourne aboard flagship. German birth citizens must return to Prussia for military service. those who avoided service cannot reside permanently.
Colfax saw two inches of snow on Monday. Oregon items note a held and track meet by U of O and UU C, formation of Lewiston Development Co with 250000 stock, salmon price fixed at six cents, and a new liquor and gambling debate in Portland. Other reports include suicides, arrests, a cable contract, timber sales, and a legal liquor restriction near a mine.
Fragmentary ad text touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and menstrual drains. It claims to restore strength, delay aging, and aid pregnancy, presenting testimonials and dubious medical claims to promote the product.
Aguinaldo moves to issue a proclamation urging Filipino acceptance of American authority and lay down arms to end the war. Gen MacArthur and Lt Col Crowder attended as Aguinaldo took an oath administered by Chief Justice Arellano, who served in his former cabinet.
General MacArthur says commissary frauds lack gravity and stem from irregular savings sales. He notes Brigadier General Hughes reports the surrender at Banga Northwest Panay on March 41 with forty officers one hundred men and eleven hundred rites and General Kobe cites twenty one men and twenty one guns surrendered in Northern Mindanao on the same date.
Washington views Aguinaldo as sworn but subject to punishment if he did not conduct warfare by civilized rules. An inquiry investigates who issued proclamations demanding three Filipinos for each American prisoner and promising mutilation if Americans refused.
Chicago voters elect Carter Harrison to a third mayoral term by a 48527 plurality over Elbridge Henney the Republican. Harrison carried 26 wards to 9 for Henney with a citywide vote around 156000 for Harrison and 128604 for Henney. Republicans retain a working council majority amid a split city vote and franchise debates for streetcar lines.
Caldwell New Jersey elected Ebree as mayor while Nampa and Weiser chose leaders McClelland and Anderson respectively. Leadville Colorado and Colorado Springs both backed Republican tickets with large majorities. San Diego and Tacoma saw Republicans sweep most races with a single city treasurer exception in San Diego and a net gain of one for Republicans in Tacoma council contests.
Report by J L Ray Co from Pendleton and major brokers notes a lower wheat market with a drop since Saturday. Liverpool and New York openings fall, prices range 77 58 to 78 1 4, closing around 78. Money at 2 percent and stocks firm. May corn at 47 1 2. Sugar and bacon prices cited with scattered figures.
A fierce run by big speculative forces pushed corn wheat and oats on the Chicago Board of Trade into a volatile session. Prices opened lower but rallied on support as traders fought to hold advantages. May wheat advanced briefly before settling near lows with margin finance cited at 150000 to back positions.
A Walla Walla meeting approved a request for a donation to fund a Carnegie related program. The city pledges $2900 annually to support maintenance upon the president’s return, with the plan outlined at the council meeting. Charles H. Allen of Porto Rico plans to resign after a week in Washington. A World dispatch notes the action.
Washington reports that J Z Morgan backed by associates seeks to canalize Panama with private capital, offering to contract the Panama Canal project and press congressional approval while government officials remain cautious about details. Morgan traveled with James Hill and lobbied senators as talks with McKinley administration circle.
The report notes Morgan Leaves for Europe to sell stock lines by Line's Securities of New York in April. A vessel voyage to Liverpool and return are described with observers watching a large operation tied to a major stock concern in London Paris and Berlin. Detectors watch the millionair's movements as the steel market action unfolds amid maritime activity.
Reported entries include 16 shooters at the American Handicap event held in April near Park and Newport. Big event conditions list twenty five yards and thirty two yard limits with a silver cap prize.
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