Vehicle Tire Prices Include Double Tube Options
The VENDETTA or IMPERIAL tires listed with a double tube option and reversible handle are fully warranted at 25.00. Other wheel options range from 7.50 to 75.00, offering a variety of wheel choices.
05 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
1
The VENDETTA or IMPERIAL tires listed with a double tube option and reversible handle are fully warranted at 25.00. Other wheel options range from 7.50 to 75.00, offering a variety of wheel choices.
A brief item lists Crock Croquet sets and sporting goods with prices from $1.24 to $3.05. Mentions Boye Hoope Tron Wagons and Martie in an unclear context.
A large selection of Catholic and Episcopal prayer books priced from 26c to 2.05 with an immense line. Easter decorations include Ege dye paper for eggs and various fancy creams and dishes. New goods and novelties advertised with low prices and festive offerings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions seed trade phrases and unidentified words, lacking clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a full news item or verifiable summary.
本广告列出多种女士产品包括发饰梳子、头发护理用品、时装皮带及购物袋等。强调多样商品与女性日常用品的购买需求。
Reports include fires in Japan destroying temples, a heavy storm in Pitteborg, Danish elections shifting power, and Fargo receiving 25000 for a library. Also noted are oil fires in Beaumont, NY bucket shops closing, Minnesota primaries, and various political and economic items across the United States and Europe.
Mia Smith of Slovan British Columbia writes that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured a wasting disease and strengthened her through pregnancy, resulting in a healthy baby girl. She credits the medicine with making the difference in her health and happiness.
President McKinley plans a week in San Francisco with Irving Scott, Union Iron Works president, hosting social functions at Scott’s suburban estate. Scott will travel on the president’s special train to the West Coast. Knox named attorney general and Hobson association noted.
April 5 in New York Chief Arthur Sargent and Morrissey led engineers firemen and switchmen to a secret meeting at the Grand Union hotel flagging trouble for the Central of New Jersey. Wages emerge as chief grievance as Clarke and a telegraph representative form a committee to meet President Warren of the road.
A Pekin dispatch to the Chronicle quotes Count von Walderne urging Lim to close China talks quickly due to rising friction among allied troops. International quarrels and clashes threaten serious consequences if joint occupation lasts much longer.
The state department reports optimism that the Manchurian dispute will be settled peacefully. Officials note China’s rejection of Hessian terms and Kusian willingness to withdraw troops to restore order, with Romia showing no intent to gain territory.
A Teheran report says a mob led by a Muslim named Ibrahim raided Jewish quarters, plundering and killing. Troops arrived, Ibrahim was executed by sharia order as religious strife echoes in the region. Additional note mentions a Vienna report of sectarian violence in Crosswarde, Hungary.
A blaze engulfed a building trapping residents. Ten Nasarones were burned to death and forty five injured as firefighters fought the flames and searched for additional victims.
Newark April 5 court issued an order to show cause why a receiver would not be appointed for the San Domingo Improvement and San Domingo Finance companies. Officers are alleged to have hypothecated assets and withheld interest on Domingan government debt. A $20,000 payment from Central American interests is noted as part of the disputed actions. The article hints at forthcoming developments.
Valley View Ky April 5 Deputy Sheriff Callier Iron Hichmond and two officers attempted to serve a writ on General Cassiao M Clay for furniture in the White Hall mansion. Clay refused entry and a battle ensued with fifteen shots fired. Neighbors fear to enter the premises and no injuries are confirmed.
A Vienna report dated Kiel outlines a Russian officer entering the czar’s study and firing at him but missing, then turning the pistol on himself and dying. The Vienna dispatch offers an alternate account from April 5.
The constitutional convention rejected the compromise Platt amendment propositions from Sener Junanda and Secretary Tamayo. The vote dampens hopes for a mutual protection framework. Governor Wood orders municipal elections for June 1.
Ashtabula Ohio reports Miss Lillian Hawkins twenty years old answered a doorknock at Willian Aline’s residence and shielded her eyes from a streetlamp. A stranger attacked her with a carbolic chemical splashed on her face and body, leaving injuries to the forehead arms. Hawkins says she was earlier harmed in Hook Creek during a fight and suspects a jealous married woman involved.
Financial markets and city departments halted for Good Friday with stock, cotton, coffee, and grain exchanges closed. Reports from London and Chicago note quiet trading and observances. The Grand Handicap shooting in Interstate Park sees Grifth of Moscow win the grand American handicap, with Morr eon of Bt. Paul and Kalo of Pittsburgh in podium positions.
Lieutenant Frederick Hoyer of the Philippine volunteer infantry in Calamba Laguna faces charges of misappropriation in several Lucon cases and other irregularities. The commissary department in Manila allegedly aggregates 86,000 in value.
An incomplete dispatch from Austin notes a house vote related to Funston and the capture of Arabalde, with the vote cited as OS. The fragmentary text mentions Funston and a government decision but lacks clear context or outcome.
The cruiser Kilpatrick arrived today from Manila with six hundred troops aboard. A terse dispatch notes the arrival as part of ongoing military movements in the Pacific theater.
A forged letter in Walla Walla dated April 5 details a blackmail attempt against Cherie Kane and Rev. Mother Flohr demanding 2000 hush money. The writer threatens exposure related to a 1901 Spokane burial and claims police pursuit near the penitentiary. officers later investigated the scene but no arrests reported.
Supreme Court decision upholds the Goulds trust income dispute over Jay Gould’s estate. The appellate ruling allowing the trustees full income is reported, with attorney Charle A. Giardiogi noting significant prior limits and large related claims.
Paris bulletin reports Premier Waldeck's condition is improved though he suffers frequent spasms that threaten strangulation. The April bulletin notes his anemia and respiratory strain but warns of continued risk yet specifies some signs of stabilization.
The under noted captain invites all members of the Meme group to attend at the head office Friday evening at 7 o clock to finalize arrangements. M. MOKEHBRAD.
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