30 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
1
A display features shirt waists in percale pink blue and heliotrope with cuff varieties and stiff collars. Lawn embroidered waists and gingham styles in stripes and plaids are shown alongside brown linen and white India linen options, with prices from 1.85 to 4.75.
Silk waists offered in plain washable silks priced at 3.7 and 4 dollars with late style features. Taffeta silks in new colorings and black priced up to 7.7 dollars with long waist effect. Fancy corded styles with tucked backs and sleeves in street and evening wear priced 9 to 15 dollars.
Luzon reportedly nearing pacification while 15000 Boer prisoners to Bermuda. England unhappy with South African War pace. Dewey urges Isthmian canal neutrality. Reid, father of the telegraph, dies in New York aged 92. Milner to visit US briefly. Pittsburg firm rivals steel trust. Italy accused of admitting criminals to US. Li Hongzhang praises US role in indemnity case. Callahan acquitted in Codahy kidnapping case. Belgian prince suspected of jewel smuggling. Jack the Ripper arrested in Ludwigs haven. Billy Smith dies after pugilistic injuries.
Scio flax mill operates as first in Oregon while Anacortes Washington plans a minon cannery. Bear Creek valley sees oil excitement and Valdez Alaska reports a deadly snow slide. Astoria eyes 5000 federal building improvements. Hood River berries already receiving orders. Oregon officials under scrutiny for nepotism. John C. Trulinger of Astoria, father of T. T. Geer, dies. Julius Lowenberg estate sale in Portland settles an 80874 debt.
A fragmentary ad text touts Dr Pierce’s Medical Adviser as a cure for female weakness and health problems. It claims benefits like better complexion appetite energy and social enjoyment while urging readers to send 21 cent stamps to Buffalo New York for a paper-covered edition.
President McKinley travels by presidential train through Alabama and Tennessee on a southern goodwill tour. Crowds greet stops at Hauteville Decatur and Toxcum bia and Bristol. Mrs McKinley highlighs warmth of receptions. The trip emphasizes peace over conquest and liberty over exploitation as representatives praise unity of North and South.
The New York stock market surged on April 30 with a bull day, trading volume reaching a record 100,857 shares, as investors pushed through the session. Wheat and commodity prices showed mixed movements with New York and San Francisco quotes varying through the day.
Busy grounds at the American exposition show progress yet delays persist as no building is fully ready before May 20. Six hundred laborers clean the grounds for opening day while five hundred carrier pigeons will relay news nationwide. In Manila, Captain Reed faces bribery charges as witnesses detail payments from a commission house and intimidation attempts. In Omaha, Edward Cuchi rejects a ransom return offer from Elgin, Illinois, to drop his pursuit of criminals.
A Nome Alaska letter dated January 1 expresses isolation from national events and uncertainty about the U.S. president. The writer bemoans lack of news of world happenings, describes local comforts and social life, and humorously notes remedies for colds with Lasalive Brome Quinine Tablets.
Terry Mc Govern meets Gardiner in San Francisco tonight in a high welterweight clash. Officials expect a tight bout as bettors place even bets around the 100 to 1 range.
Senator Hanna said he will not speak for the party on the tariff issue and that there will be no tinkering with the tariff. He noted he is not cheeky enough to speak for the party but will speak for his own views.
United States Minister Conger received a warm ovation upon arrival in Denver this morning. A committee including the governor escorted him to the hotel. He was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by the city and state club this afternoon and a public reception followed.
Washington dispatch from April 30 quotes General MacArthur confirming press reports of the surrender of General Tinto and officers Ciprano Gallao Kegiroo Kariba and Malvare with 180 men and 86 rifles at Lipa. The surrender pacifies the Northern Luson department.
Manila reports General Tine DeWett of the Filipino resistance surrenders in Luzon after a year of pursuit by American forces. The surrender includes leaders Joan Villatne and Blan Villatne in Abra and Aglhay on Lionn Notre, with Aglhay noted as Tinto's right hand man and charged with numerous war violations.
Oregon City correspondent notes salmon and sturgeon stories as fishermen face penalties and profits. A net torn by a turgeon leads one fisher to buy a trove of sturgeon meat and caviar, turning a 25.50 purchase into a large profit after selling at 10 cents a pound and 40 pounds of meat.
An article criticizes New York City public school teachers for overemphasizing English grammar and laments the poor acumen of American students in language. It argues for reducing grammar time and cites widespread linguistic cringe observed in classroom speech.
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