01 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
1
Santa Claus Headquarters offers a wide selection including toys, dolls, games, blocks, albums, fancy goods, lamps, toilet sets, popular books, Christmas candies and pocket knives. Shoppers can find varied gift ideas and seasonal items in a single display.
A Vermont receiving ship at the Brooklyn navy yards has been abandoned after sixteen years in service. A smallpox case near West Sixty ninth Street New York is linked to a negro actor. Oscar Wilde is dead in a London hospital. Kentucky canvass shows Bryan 7075 and Beckham 368 with November 4 voting. ExPresident Kroger plans Berlin December 4 to 8 then Cologne and Magdeburg December 10. Composer Henry Rapee in Chicago after years away. Lieutenant Colonel Morri son to leave army December 1. Kansas county attorney vote ends in tie. McCormick wins, Anderson to be deputy.
Fragmentary OCR text lists various items with prices for a shop: a regular $1.28 item, $1.10 for a Colterine Cuff Box, and a 26 Gold pen at 75 cents, plus other unclear products and prices. The readable entities include Kamman's and Horner brands with mixed numbers.
The Daily Timex-Mowntaineer reports a week of varied events from Thies Talfin including a traveling actor in The Trish Patri at La Grande and a Watlwla area tale performance. A Dayton gather focuses on finances. a doctor saves a woman before Judge Eakin orders four years in prison. Knapp injured. Knapp survives, then burglaries and a ransacked house headline Castle Rock. Preparations loom for a railway project on the Connwalie Eastern line impacting Vale and Cremona.
A garbled ad-like text promotes Herbal remedies for ovarian issues and urges letters to a Massachusetts contact. It mixes medical claims with dubious endorsements and includes a testimonial about avoiding surgery. The piece resembles an old scare-tinged health solicitation targeting readers with ovarian trouble.
The commission finds both the Nicaragua and Panama routes feasible but cannot secure ownership or control of either. It presents forty variations and advantages of each route and asks Congress to choose between them while noting it is unlikely the United States can obtain full ownership.
Mark Hanna is confident as debate moves forward in Washington. He notes opposition to the bill from several reporters and lawmakers but remains convinced the measure will pass.
A meeting of Portland merchants discusses forming a central board of trade. Willing M. Kil lingeworth attends as organizer and addresses the group urging a permanent body. A series of meetings is planned at Albing and Ronnyeirde to organize district actions.
A New York Telegraoh cable reports the arrest of Frank M. Grown in Albion after a robbery at a national bank. Authorities allege a theft of 600,000 with involvement of a lender and a noted inspector. Further details await from the United States investigation.
The article reports on opposition to the Ghip Subsidy Bill and calls for political maneuvering in Washington as opponents seek to influence congressional representation. It notes Senator Morgan’s re-election, a proposed Nicaragua canal treaty substitute, and the broader partisan struggle shaping the period.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe renewed agitation in an executive session and a deadlock, with references to Senator Morgan and attempts at striking a union. The text mentions the Clayton Hintner treaty and compares government stances to those in the Hay–Mannionite convention.
A ferry boat capsized while crossing the Spokane River near Spokane Wiel resulting in multiple drownings. Names of the deceased and survivors are listed in the report, with details about the crew and passengers. The incident follows other regional news including political references and business notes.
Washington declares war on the Sultan of Morasco to secure justice for Marcus Kaavia an American killed abroad The plan involves deploying a warship to Magayan the nearest port to Moranco City and handling diplomatic steps via Tangier Constantinople and the Porte to pressure Turkey
The Hood River Christian Church announces morning and evening services all week led by Pastor J. W. Jenkins. The schedule lists junior and youth activities with gatherings at 9 and 7 as well as special sermons. Attendees are invited to join the congregations from neighboring churches for unified worship and evangelism.
The couple Tye and Me Tye wed near Milton after a lively ride to Foudleton. Guests offered congratulations as Thursday football scores rolled in from Pennsylvania to Berkeley and Missouri.
President Kruger leaves Varin for a Cologne bound train amid cheers at the station. Delegations and floral tributes accompany the departure as he signals a visit to the United States and France, with hopes for similar support from the great republic.
A glass factory blast in a British city leaves nineteen dead and eighty injured. Officials report rapid rescue efforts as workers and families grapple with the tragedy. Military and emergency teams coordinate response while investigations begin into the cause.
A fragmented clipping reports factional tension in Vancouver as Oriental workers may influence local power balance. The note hints at rising alarm among groups and suggests national or political stakes in a strained civic mood.
Fragmentary report describes a morning disruption near the San Francisco coast tied to a series of linen and theft rumors. The text references Man Pranciaco and Dew and mentions maritime activity and telephone lines along the coast.
Fragmentary OCR reads California vote items and numbers with names like Kirley Mepan and Hobe Weoley. Text is garbled, unclear about offices or measures. No clear outcome or official details available.
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