13 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1901
Page
1
The Boston Store offers children's wash dresses in sizes from 1 year to 12 months in calico percale gingham linen pique and duck at 3.00 dollars. Dainty long and short kamonas in dimity organdy lawn priced 1.50 to 5.00. Pies dressing lacques in dimity lawns organdy 1.00 to 3.50. Corset covers of fine organdy for summer wear white and colored trimmed 1.00 to 2.25 with fine table linen also available.
World reports plague widespread as San Francisco coal stocks run low due to shipping delays. Incidents include tiger attack on Indianapolis Zoo owner Frank Bostock and high tension over canal treaty drafting involving Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote.
Portland touts a linen factory project while Albany battles horse thefts. The salmon trust idea remains uncertain as Boise seeks to transmit Swan Falla power. Coeur d'Alene martial law ends and McCook is reported dead in Dawson. Portland takes two firsts at Seattle beach show, and the International Mining Congress plans to meet in Horse in July.
Frankfort Ky April 18 Wharton Golden testified as a star witness in the closing hours of the Goebel murder case against Garnett Ripley. He said Governor Taylor discussed plans with Representative Hail and others to settle the legislature fight and that he and his men would stand by them. Golden described meetings with Caleb Powers and Ripley’s presence in Collier's office planning purchases of arms. The court overruled defense motions and the trial moves toward final arguments.
Robert J. Porter reports from New York on English industrial amalgamation. He notes vast concentrations in railways banking and coal trusts, with about 400 million in new trusts and older combos in the billions, mirroring U S patterns and signaling Britain's tariff debate.
In St Petersburg on April 15 General Vannosky’s appointment as minister of public instruction failed to bring reform. Two Kiev University students jailed for discipline were court martialed and shot, with a third student condemned to death, sparking protests against the new administration.
A historic advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women’s health, claiming it stops drains, heals inflamed and ulcerated tissues, and cures weakness. It emphasizes absence of alcohol and narcotics and promotes a mail-order free medical adviser offer.
President Mellen announced that the Northern Pacific will spend 10 260 000 on betterments this season. Of this sum 5 250 000 is allotted for rolling stock and related equipment, marking a significant rapid development across the northwest and far western regions.
I L Ray & Co Pendleton Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokers report on April 13 New York markets and foreign exchange. Liver pool and New York markets fell while export shipments reached a weekly record of 6 4 million barrels. Argentina shipments total 15 million since January 1. Prices for wheat corn sugar coffee rice and wool listed with daily opening and close figures.
Idaho Governor Hunt proclaims the end of martial law in Shoshone County Coeur d Alene after unrest and a fatal riot earlier in the month. He notes civil authorities now handle law and order and urges peace and law obedience statewide.
A section of Butte has shifted southwest over the last few days, affecting the Anaconda mine area. At the foot of Anaconda hill the siding tracks of the electric railway have settled about six inches for roughly 900 feet along the road.
Authority reports gold bars recovered from the Kaiser Wilhelm Gromwe after an avalanche threat. A steward in the second cabin found the bars during cleaning operations as the steamer was surveyed. In Denver, reports claim many lives in Taylor Park but verification is unavailable and the area remains inaccessible.
Jaeen Wil pleepeine faces a local proceeding in Amsterdam after a claim of fraud linked to a collapsed business. The case notes she will turn twenty one in August and married February 7 in Mecklenburg, outlining personal details tied to the legal matter.
Justice rules that the injunction to stop mule shipments by the British is not issued as the matter concerns private transactions. The decision comes from New Orleans on April 18, addressing the request to prohibit further transport and the court’s dismissal.
A geattie defaulter case surfaces amid irregular postings. The report notes Beagle or related parties involved in Beattle and internal matters, with allegations of false returns and potential financial missteps. Police or officials investigate, seeking clarity on missing funds and responsible parties.
Hic Janeiro Bank, a leading South American financial institution, has suspended payments following ongoing financial instability. Officials cited liquidity issues and regulatory scrutiny as the cause of the suspension, with customers urged to remain calm as the bank addresses the crisis.
Park notes report April 18 cite Captain Neck Pitcher from Sao Fran in a local league game. Names and details are fragmentary but indicate a sports event involving a pitcher.
In a Boston talk Wendell Phillips argues the bicycle’s rise is due to its value across classes. He notes prices must stay affordable to unlock universal use and that demand and supply are expanding with widespread consumer interest.
At the meeting of William Martin encampment on April 10 the following were admitted as members and invited for initiation on April 17. The event also notes appointments of regents for local schools and university positions, and references health products and a pneumonia prevention claim.
A list of guests for West Point visit includes Lt Gen Joby M. Schotend and retired Maj Gen Daniel K. Stelios with editors McKelway and Pitchugh among honorees. Col. W O Chareh of the Arm and Navy Journal was dropped. The Manila flour sale and commissary trials were also noted with officials Sorme and Weston arraigned.
The Cuban Convention voted 18 to 10 against the Platt Amendment in Havana on April 18, declaring opposition to the measure. The record notes the debate over relations and the necessity of strong positions among delegates, with references to named figures and factions in attendance.
A fragmented notice outlines a political gathering set for Saturday May 4. It mentions participants from Washington and Idaho, with references to a law enforcement league and local officials. The piece blends names and locations in a tense, unclear draft.
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