08 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
1
The Boston Store advertises hats plaited and Madagascar materials, French wool challies and flannels in all colors, children's hose and infant’s hose in various colors, Wayne knit hosiery for ladies, fancy neck ribbons, shirt waists, dress lawns and Valenciennes lace. Also lists small notions like hooks and eyes, cards of fasteners, hair pins, pins and safety pins with prices.
Fragmentary line shows vague references to powder, bottle pricing, paper cartons, seeds, and measurement units. No clear event, persons, organizations, or locations are identifiable. Summarized from scattered text with limited context.
Reported in the general news a host of international items include Governor Allen of Porto Rico deciding not to resign, Russian and Chinese clash near Kobantsy, and Japan issuing an ultimatum to Russia over Manchuria. Also noted are gold discoveries, bubonic plague at University of Michigan, Boers moving government seat, and other global tensions.
The notes reference plans for Astoria shipyard Chehalis oil venture Moro mayoral election and electric light plant Glendale smallpox case in Oregon oil indicators in Multnomah Shaniko civic buildings and Forest Grove speech Turkey and the Turks Roseburg land office business Salem wood fuel trust Pacific University dean Ferrin Hood River murder trial Beginnings of arid land act interest Seattle secretary Pan American post and other scattered items including a missing mining accident in Spokane and Fernie consular setup
The piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring health to women deemed weak or prematurely aged. It cites testimonials praising cures of debility, inflammation, and related ailments, urging readers to request the Medical Adviser by mail for further guidance and sample offers.
London officials remain hopeful tension between Russia and Japan will ease as Japan faces financial strains from any conflict. Optimists note hot war sentiment but acknowledge potential cabinet pressure if the international position worsens. Destruction of Forts at Taku and nearby passes discussed by allied commanders. Chaffee urged dismantling but was outvoted.
Honolulu reports lawmakers in session past half their time with a plan to tax sugar to raise revenue, heated disputes between Senate and House, and the resignation of Senate President Dr Wissel amid calls for rapid passage of lower bills. Global markets show mixed wheat and sugar movement across New York, Chicago, and San Francisco exchanges.
In Hawaii the Episcopal church tensions rise as Bishop Willis denies recognizing John Osborne as a church founder. Osborne claims no schism, while the bishop contends the group is not a church branch and will be sidelined after annexation. The dispute centers on deed ownership and ecclesiastical authority.
The Spanish treaty claims commission met in Washington at 1 o'clock this morning in the attorney general's office. It was a formal preliminary session. The primary aim is to set the period from which amendments or payments are calculated for the claims during which a settlement path will be defined.
The text shows lawyers taking a thirty-three and one third percent contingent fee. It notes a large total damages claim of thirty million. It mentions Cuban or Spanish ramen and a fractionate share related to the claimants.
The president joined children on the White House lawn for the annual egg rolling amid fair weather. Mire Kinley and other attendees shared in the family scene as crowds enjoyed the event. Meanwhile reports note Krubrick Cochrane, linked to Merchant’s Vaohinge, died in his bed, alleged suicide amid ill health and finances. Plague totals reach 64 with European cases noted. Conger returns to San Francisco aboard the Ching Hase Kee minister?
An 1880s ad promotes Bhiloh’e Conmamption core for coughs with a bold money back promise. The copy urges taking two doses, then returning the bottle to the druggist if no improvement for a refund. Tallman & Co advertises the remedy with a price noted as 14 dollars.
St Josephs Academy resumes operations after a two week quarantine for smallpox exposure. Health Officer Wo Gi Cola reports all patients recovered and fumigation completed, paving way for graduation exercises and continued status as a learning institution.
Police uncover a bold scheme to kill President Lowteet while he travels to Nice. Extraordinary precautions will be taken as the Italian fleet reviews near Toulon. President Lowteet arrives amid official receptions and crowds along the route.
Railway Brotherhood chiefs left town after a parting shot at President Warren of the company. Indications of a strike grew as Mr. Warren said he had received no conference request. A vote will be taken by all orders on the road, with Warren Makow urging caution.
A man accused by Kate Wichita of attempting murder from a roof top scene enters a room of Edward Rtwclerk. Police arrest O J Robinson amid a crowd as the incident is investigated. Robinson faces accusations tied to suspected affairs with Sites.
A Southern Pacific passenger train derailed at More's Hill Nevada on Sunday night. Freeman Loder and Foreman Hickman suffered serious scalds. The wreck involved two engines and numerous cars, with early reports indicating damage and limited injuries among passengers.
Washington cable reveals plans to enlist five native sailors for a squadron to command a warship once Spanish property. A second note reports Moreno and Agnew arriving in Liverpool by the Etruria with a claim about a stolen Gialosborogh painting from 176.
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