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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1900
Page
1
Frederick Nolf and others appear in a fragmented account mentioning tablets, a legal or medical context, and a local event. The text includes names such as Jones and Winniel with scattered references to places and dates, forming a partial, unclear bulletin.
The Des Traines river overflows in Wisconsin with crops likely exceeding $100,000 in loss. A Vanderbilt heiress birth in Astiwill adds Cornelia Stuyvesant Vanderbilt to the name. A Januxville storm destroys farm buildings and tobacco, with $100,000 in damages. Oregon battleship undersea repairs completed, ready to sail in a week from Kure Japan. A Salt Lake City minister Dawnt Scott found recovering in San Francisco hospital. Texas cattleman Joe Alvarez dies from wounds after ambush by New Mexico outlaws. Indemnity talks on Chinese territory unsettled with fears of large foreign claims. Helena banker L H Sheclifield acquitted on currency report charges after directed verdict.
Reports describe street fighting near Pekin with empress and court captured, Allied troops pouring in of Pekin supply convoys, and multiple dispatches from Tien Tain and Shanghai noting foreign residents concerns and military movements.
An old advertisement asserts the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women’s ailments. It claims vast female readership, letters answered by women, and widespread cures for difficulties peculiar to women.
Fragmented report notes Lord Koblwrte leaving Victoria and establishing quarters near Muchadodory west of Kew Orleans. Census data from Washington lists New Orleville population at 247,104 with 14.02 percent increase. Cleveland observers fear further unrest tied to Akron law mobilizations.
A Welshman and a man named Williams were arrested after a disruption during President Bryan's stop in Lincoln. Authorities report precautions to protect the candidate amid heightened tensions. A separate dispatch from Omaha notes political rumors deemed irresponsible. In Omaha the board of realization lowered real estate values in Prince County by 82 000.
Henry Moore of Moonrer Falls Ohio faces hardship as he tries to support ten living children amid illness and death. Mrs Moore recounts a chronicle of losses including Norah 28 Bertha Freedom from care is scarce with one deployed to Akron and others working or adopted. The Chicago Record correspondent notes the tight finances with daily earnings near one dollar and a half per day, plus scarce aid.
The text combines scattered fragments about plate welding and glass, with political mentions of Bryan, McKinley, and Irish American ties. It notes upcoming appearances in New York and Albany, and a general sense of partisan expectations, without coherent narrative.
The article discusses efforts to enhance fruit quality by selecting and propagating better varieties. It mentions pears, strawberries, lemons, and tomatoes, noting methods to avoid weak traits and favor stronger, more productive cultivars.
The readable text mentions a foe near Ba Buck in Creep County and a wagon road. A flare and cannon are referenced, with figures washing the creek. The next lines indicate bodies found in sagebrush, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
In New York or Globe last night Fitz Simmons overwhelmed Sharkey in the second round after a brutal exchange. Sharkey pressed early, but Fitz Simmons countered with hard body blows and rights, knocking Sharkey down and out as the bell ended the first round and Fitz dominated the second. Attendance was about 1,000.
The eight oared crew from the Weuger Howat club of Philadelphia won the trial heat by one boat length here, defeating the Nautheal club of France. The final will be held tomorrow.
Hon Pranelaco Aug 26 Canh wheat 61 056 8 per cental Ohio Aug 26 Septmber wheat tt 7 4
Hew YORK MARKEY reports a quiet day in wheat with prices lower in New York and higher in Liverpool. Minneapolis shows softer bids with prospects of a decline, while trading ranges and opening figures hint at subdued activity across exchanges.
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