Ladies' Corset Covers in Organdy for Summer Wear
Advertises white and color corset covers for summer, elaborately trimmed, priced from 1.00 to 2.25.
09 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
1
Advertises white and color corset covers for summer, elaborately trimmed, priced from 1.00 to 2.25.
The report notes Marseilles strikers returning to work on Tuesday while Lord Salisbury travels to Nice for health rest. It covers South Africa reinforcements for Kitchener, rising Merrimac river flood risks, Canada testing cattle for bovine tuberculosis, and various European and colonial developments including the Philippines governance plan and the Italian squadron’s movements.
Local carpenters in Portland demand higher wages and shorter working hours. The report notes related labor activity including a streetcar strike review by the National Railway Employes union and other regional labor developments.
An advertisement touts Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak lungs hemorrhages bronchitis and other chronic diseases leading to consumption. It claims the medicine is free from opium and cocaine and invites correspondence to Millville New York under sealed secrecy. It cites testimonials from patients and notes a staff of physicians assisting Dr Pierce.
In Washington the bronze Major John A Logan statue in Iowa Circle was unveiled with President McKinley and Cabinet present. Grandson George Tucker performed the unveiling as Gen Dodge led the day’s events and Sen Depew gave the oration.
British detachment of 100 men with Fifth Lancers and Imperial Yeomanry was attacked by 400 Boers ten miles north of Aberdeen Cape Colony. After daybreak to 11 o'clock they were surrounded and 75 were captured while 25 escaped. Alderson’s forces repelled Grobelaar’s 800 Boer escape bid. Also 120 Boers surrender in Suliland.
Gen. Kitchener reports Col. Plumer has seized Pietersburg, the northern end of the Transvaal railway, a Boers stronghold. In the attack two were killed and one wounded. Two locomotives and ninety nine trucks were captured as the Boers retreated and destroyed two ammo laden tracks.
A nine o clock start in Nice featured fetes receptions and banquets during President Loubot s visit. A notable moment was the laying by bet of a mourning wreath on Gambetti s tomb.
In Hanger Maine April 9 the special election to fill the seat of Charles A Boutelle resulted in a victory for Exitov Powers over Democrat Thomas. Powers led with a strong majority, reflecting a shift in the district.
The New York wheat market failed to sustain an early advance, slipping to the lowest levels since last summer as favorable weather depresses prices. Liverpool and New York trade indices show declines, with notable movement in sugar and tobacco futures and varied activity across St. Louis and Chicago markets.
In Manila April, Aguinaldo approved the peace reclamation document after Chief Justice Arellano overruled objections to two clauses. Gal Aba, leader in Sambatos province, surrendered with 13 officers 84 men and 100 others.
London reports Emperor Nicholay’s health is shaken by recent troubles. The St Petersburg correspondent notes he will likely abdicate if the next heir is a daughter, signaling a potential succession shift.
New York April U. the first meeting of the directors of the United States Steel corporation was held this afternoon. Officers ratified publicly a week ago and the policy to leave each constituent company with its own officers will require supervision from the main corporation offices.
Report from Tekoa Wael April notes intense excitement over new placer diggings two miles east of town in Idaho. Men rushed to claim sites last night and more miners arrived from Farmington and nearby points. Tyson brothers anticipate extracting valuable gold from a ground of 440 by 1 feet at the camp near the divide of Old Hoodoo and Connor d Alenes.
W. Colvig of Grant's Pass Oregon, a former member of the Oregon legislature, has been appointed consul to Harranquilln Colombia. The appointment comes on the recommendation of Senator Mitchell.
Judge Bollinger in Mort land federal court ruled the placer claim title invalid for timber rights. The court valued timber at 400 dollars, holding no timber rights despite mining purpose claims and citing lack of malicious intent. The decision rejected timber removal under 1878 mining provisions for Oregon citizens and counties.
Chris Hillbrick, reportedly drunk, fought with Tom Yager after Yager spoke with his daughter. A physical altercation preceded the shooting in Walla Walla Washington. Yager was wounded in the hand and is not believed to be in danger. Hillbrick awaits examination on a charge of assault with intent to commit harm.
A fire totally gutted Ottawa's Fine Playhouse in the early hours, causing losses near 100000 and forcing patrons to flee. The building's walls saved the structure from total collapse while many patrons left belongings behind amid smoke and flames.
In Washingdon April, the governor argues the administration will not commit to military action over Cuba until Cabana accepts the Platt Amendment. If rejected, Cuban governance could force U S troops to invade, signaling a de facto wartime declaration.
Berlin reports that Apel and a disputch from Pokit dated Apel 7 say allied commanders have arrived at a practical solution to the difficulties hindering negotiations in China. The Cologne Gazette notes the progress and outlines the expected next steps.
Know Is Now Attorney-General Know is sworn in by James Shira of the supreme court at 1010 o'clock this morning in the private office of the taldea. The ceremony took place in Washington.
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