25 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
1
A sale lists waist styles in pinks blues reds and heliotrope with soft cuffs and stiff collars. Lawn and gingham options include embroidery trimmed collars and varied color stripes. Prices range from $1 to $4.75 for mercerized cotton and silk blends. space limits further description.
Silk waists in soft washable silks offered in plain colors priced at 3.1 to 7 dollars. Taffeta waists in new colorings and black feature long waist design. Fancy corded and tucked backs and fronts priced from 7.5 to 15 dollars. Pendleton comparison noted.
Reports indicate plans to name three brigade officers by the president, Carter Harrison's presidential ambitions, a neo-German expedition reaching the Great Wall, Alabama primary election results, Great Lakes engineers challenging the steel trust, Samar insurgent terror, Conger endorsing missionaries in China, Lt Edwarde desertion from San Francisco, a vigorous Philippines campaign, Monsignor Tamasci to replace Martinelli as papal delegate, Russian students boycotting exams, West Point cadets in discipline dispute, Chicago Police Chief Ripley resigning as mayoral succession looms.
Reports vary from La Grandele and Astoria projects to Vancouver Island mining talks. Skamania bank deposits face loss prospects while North Yakima erects a large church. Depositors may recover funds from the Vancouver bank. Crees Indiana potential return to Canada or jail. Baker City seeks to curb Panhandle tax collection. Kennewick posts removal bid for Postmaster Conway over incompetency. Evangelical conference denounces liquor policy in Philippines.
The body of George A. Brook, seventy six, a San Francisco pioneer plumber missing ten days, was recovered from the bay this morning with pockets full of rocks.
In Omaha on April 25 young Eddy Cudahy identified Jim Callahan in court as one of the kidnappers who robbed him for $25,000. Cudahy recognized Callahan by voice in the courtroom.
Manilla reports Commissary-Sergeant Weston convicted of defrauding the commissary department. He receives a two year imprisonment and will be dishonorably discharged from the army.
Mrs Allen Sells Greenspan widow of late show man Allen Selle dies this morning in Topeka. Boe was among Kanews area’s wealthiest residents with notable social standing and local influence.
Villages Breigina and Rosetehin in Moravia burned last night. Number of lives lost is described as substantial and four hundred residents were made homeless.
Mrs Maria Sexton aged aunt of Anne McKinley died this morning in Canton Ohio. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
A fragment discusses women’s weariness and links general health to female health. It praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for regulating menses, healing inflammation and ulcers, curing weakness, calming nerves, and improving appetite and sleep. No other clear events or names are provided.
A man named Sava Petroff was arrested in Bucharest for attempting to force entry to the royal palace. He said his goal was to kill King Charles and speculated he might be part of a broader plot to assassinate European sovereigns.
Pittsburg reports quash rumors that Charles M. Schwab would earn 1,000,000 a year as head of the United States Steel Corporation. A former Carnegie official says the president’s pay is 100,000 annually, as Schwab reportedly declined excessive remuneration and valued honor over large pay.
Detroit reports a Canadian United States joint steel venture aiming to build a 600000 ton annual mill at Sault Ste Marie on both sides of the Soo canal. Lake Superior Power interests with L G Clergue reportedly buy into the venture, financing from Liverpool. A Detroit blast furnace and 1000 ton daily pig iron capacity are promised as part of the project. The firm vows a world leading plant with mills on both banks, using latest patents and Lake Superior ore. Officials expect partial operation within six months and full plant in 18 months, with about 10000 workers.
The document outlines a sale of more than two thirds of the stock at 200 rehare, payable in joint four percent moe, with part cash payment advised. The wording suggests a partial cash component and interest terms in the conveyed offer between the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways.
Reports from L. Ray & Co. and major exchanges detail a strong wheat market with prices mixed yet higher than yesterday. Liverpool and New York trading show gains, while corn, sugar, and other commodities move up or hold. Stock activity centers on Union Pacific amid a three way control rumor, with brief later fluctuations.
A purported reprieve sent to Union county sheriff for Black Jack Ketchum is declared a forgery. No official word of a lynching proposition reached Santa Fe as of morning. In Dallas a fire destroyed the opera house at unknown time, with losses pegged near 100,000 dollars.
A strong dust storm swept Mandalay, the chief city of Burma, killing twelve people and causing extensive property damage.
From Milton Oregon came J Wilder and W Kinney who, despite reaching adulthood, sought a private marriage. The Umatilla county pair married at the Palace Hotel after the auditor’s office kept their names confidential. They planned to reveal the nuptials to their families tomorrow.
A summarized outline indicates that an official statement on the Burlington deal was issued today in Boston after six weeks without a part of the agreement being revealed. The timing and specifics remain unsettled as officials continue discussions.
Frank Moule’s bicycle disappeared from in front of the opera house Tuesday around 10 pm. It reappeared Wednesday morning in the W and C freight yards, returned by Frank Day. A $60 reward was offered by the Wheelmen to aid arrest of the culprit, prompting amateur detective activity.
Cuban commissioners visited the War Department and the White House in Washington arriving with General Wood. They were introduced to Secretary Root and then to President, where Senator Platt planned to outline Congresss Cuba amendment. Guests included Senators Morgan Daniel and Cockrell. The audience lasted twenty five minutes.
Manila reports that Cineral Morales, a prominent Filipino, surrendered to American forces after his followers and he were beaten in Bulacan province. Morales gave himself up following the clash and defeat.
A local trust editor reports A P Permaeon of The Dalles cites Old Rheumatic the hen at Ferguson home as laying three natural, hollowed eggs within forty minutes. The scene unfolds as villagers watch the hen emerge from a box and then lay the trio, claimed to be true by the Fergusons from Nanwene.
The North Coast Limited will resume service Sunday May 0 1001 with a complete home on wheels including parlor dining sleeping library and bath all lighted by electricity and heated by steam First and second class tickets available. For further details contact A D Charlton Assistant General Passenger Agent Portland Oregon.
Chandler ve Hurlburt and Kaley with W M Pierce returned from Grande where they acted as council in the Chandra Pierce trial before BK W Bartlett register of the land office. The Meadows near Kolo dispute involved desert lands. Testimony of Wilhomes was 2000 per side and was recorded as the case proceeds, with transcription by Mise Coun and Walter Swackhamer. The trial lasted eight days and a decision will take longer.
An old advertisement promotes using Bromo Quinine tablets as a laxative remedy to cure a cold. It implies a home remedy approach with a focus on easing cold symptoms through chemical components.
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