New French roll straight front corsets and suits
A fashion note highlights new French roll straight front corsets paired with a handsome line of tailormade suits and separate skirts showcasing contemporary couture options.
04 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
1
A fashion note highlights new French roll straight front corsets paired with a handsome line of tailormade suits and separate skirts showcasing contemporary couture options.
Listing shows ube tins with reversible handle warranted at 25.00. Other items priced from 17.50 to 875.00 under the same catalog entry, mentions IRA or IMPERIAL branding in the end.
A garbled advertisement lists balls bate sporting goods and various items. Prices show WEST PRICES and 26e to 2.05 for Catholic and prayer books. Easter candies cards dishes and decorative paper are offered with vague quantities and old-fashioned spellings.
Fragments show a shipment list with item notes on dusters shoes and brush heads. Entries include item counts and price fragments such as 40e and 2.45, suggesting a general goods inventory and pricing snippet from a trading post or store ledger.
A sweeping news digest reports resignations and political tensions from Porto to Washington. Items include Carrie Nation threatening saloon destruction in St Louis, leadership changes in Eugene and Caldwell, Moscow and Russia unrest, and U.S. diplomatic settlements in Constantinople. Local notices cover new mayors, saloon votes, fraternal pledges, and civic projects in Ashland, Portland, and Vancouver with scattered economic updates and transportation notes.
The article touts Dr Merces Golden Median Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related diseases. It claims enhanced nutrition and health from extracts and notes testimonials and patriotic wartime context.
Local ad for Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards lists Barred and Rhode Island Reds stock with prices 1.56 and 2.00 per unit. Mentions single comb Rhode Island Reds eggs at 2.00 per 15 and a 6 sale, invites visitors and provides contact for more information.
New York traders buzzed over rumors of a Morgan Hill railroad property merger forming a Pacific to Atlantic line. Other big consolidation stories lifted shares, with tape running so fast details could not be reported. In Chicago Corn and Oats rose as Corn King Phillipe led a strong bullish tilt.
The April report that President McKinley invited Aguinaldo to visit the United States is denied. The administration has no plan to invite Aguinaldo, despite rumors arising from dispatches suggesting Mabini and another official accompany him. Aguinaldo has shown a wish to travel to the U.S., but Washington will not encourage it.
Telegrams from Petersburg and Moscow report a strong current of support for reform within the Russian army among younger officers who sympathize with students and civilians. They curb soldiers from harsh actions against rioters. In Para Brazil, riots split supporters and opponents of the local administration with soldiers firing, killing five and wounding many.
In Chehalis on April 4 during a western trip President McKinley will briefly pause to meet the parents of Captain Kusmell Haseard and First Lieutenant PP. M. Haseard. The Haseards, noted for involvement with Brigadier General Funston in the Aguinaldo capture, are linked to Calquato, Lewin County, with the younger Haseard once employed by the Southern Pacific and later active in local business and military service.
The New York market led by I L Ray and Co reports erratic wheat trading with openings higher, intraday highs around 78 3 8 and declines to 77 1 8 before finishing near 77 3 4. Liverpool closes down 5 points while money rates run 2 1 4 to 3 percent as markets brace for holiday closure.
The Pendleton city council meets with mayor and most water commissioners present to transfer water works oversight to the city water commission under the charter. The resolution outlines transfer of rents and operating expenses, with details on salaries, bills paid, and financial reports reviewed, including treasury balances and court actions.
Louleville editor Col Walter Worrester clashed with General John B. Oantle nan on a Louleville street. The general was knocked down after Worrester, angered by editorial comment about Castleman during the Spanish American War, held a grudge.
A fragmented notice discusses a claimed remedy involving laxatives and quinine to prevent pneumonia. The readable text mentions preventative measures but provides no verifiable details or authority.
The World thaw reports J P Morgan contemplates uniting American and British electrical manufacturing. Morgan, the largest General Electric shareholder, with British backers Braithwaite and others, aims to form a transit and lighting empire centered on a 20 million project from Liverpool Street to Walthamstow, with London investment and anticipated rapid progress upon Morgan's arrival in London.
Night Watchman Pomeroy and jailer Kelly thwart a bold dynamite and robbery attempt at the Citheo bank. The attackers exploded fifteen charges and seized $125,000 in notes and mortgages before the guard forced release, with Kelly defending the jail at dawn and alerting police as the assailants fled.
The April dispatches report debates over a constitution and American second aims amid yacht news. The steamer Celtic, largest ever built, was launched at Queenland with officials present. The steamer Chapin, en route between New York and Providence, ran aground near Maurice Wandleet. all aboard were rescued.
London reports King Edward reassured by a German medical expert about his health referencing Emperor Frederick and the Duke of Bath. In New Mexico, Nevada State University suspends two students for party conduct while five hundred students protest in the streets demanding their restoration.
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