23 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1900
Page
1
OCR reads a scattered catalog of items including jewelry, dolls, pins, hats, wash sets, toilet soap, steel cutlery, pocket knives, and razors with prices and discounts. The text is incomplete but indicates a general sale or advertisement format from a historical newspaper page.
Sunday activities include President and Mrs. McKinley in New York. Ex-senator Maxi Sawyer of Wisconsin died recently leaving an estate of 3 million dollars. Turkey U S tensions may settle soon and brush fires threaten 500 workers along the Southern Termin railway in Manitoba. California gold and silver output for the year reached 15,840,005 with gold at 15,036,031. Wire and nail prices fall. wholesale nails prices drop 10 per keg. Dewey celebration invite declined by McKinley in Chicago. Charles Beecher dies at 82 in Georgetown Mass. Benster Allison ally rejects a hypothetical vice presidential bid. Kentucky Gov W S Taylor faces extradition issues over a Frankfort murder indictment. verdict in a lobby hotel shooting case comes in.
A series of terse notices details deaths in Allany and Heppoer and a transfer of remains to Wolfax. Reports describe a shingles shortage after a failed shutoff, cattle disease, and a drowning mystery near Dig Klamath Loky. US Judge Hanford’s son Edward learns of cadet status at West Point for July. Labor strikes loom in Cray Nome with up to 40000 pan being moved. Immigration officials authorize handling of migrants. 3200 Japanese arrive in Port Town wonder this week.
The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee found Win A Clark of Montana elected to the U S Senate is void due to bribes and corrupt practices by his agents. The report calls for nullification of the Montana legislature’s election and urges early Senate action.
Washington reports a defect in the Puerto Rico tariff bill that concentrates franchise granting power in a small executive council. Eleven members with six forming a majority could control corporate franchises, prompting lawmakers to seek remedial legislation to limit such corporate manipulation and ensure fair compensation for franchise rights amid ongoing calls for reform.
Reports from London dated April 29 describe Boer actions delaying General Rundle near Wepener as fighting continues. Commandants Dowit and Villere reportedly attacked 2000 men under Rundle while Boer forces repelled British advances at Dewitzadorp and Jammerston. The scene includes heavy rain hampering operations and no clear progress toward Bloemfontein.
London observers report a caravan of about five motor cars of all sorts began a trial journey to Edinburgh and back, starting on a misty April morning. The trip spans a thousand miles with eager participants seeking to test reliability and performance.
Brakeman J. B. Courtright fell from a furniture car during a passing train shown near Union station suffering back injuries. He was transported to La Girande for care and is expected to recover. In Walla Walla a fire at a local house caused by incendiary origin burned with property damage.
A reader praises a tea that balances vivid fragrance with a smooth, oil-like mouthfeel and zero bitter aftertaste, offering a refined option for Father’s Day gifting and quiet moments.
The article highlights a tea blend named Our Afternoon crafted for social gatherings. It notes it has become popular enough to appeal beyond its original party use and is recommended for households seeking a refined afternoon beverage.
A garbled OCR line hints at a domestic scene where daughters work on a cup project, while a stray phrase about dogs appears, leaving readers unsure of the intended meaning and context.
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