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05 Dec 1900
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Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
1
War department and 1902 estimates amid broad news notes
The war department estimates total 185 million for current needs and 1902 at 171 million. Current-year appropriations stand at 148 thousand. The International Typographical Union shows 827 thousand cash on hand. Chicago hosts the largest livestock show yet with a strong sheep exhibit. A Chicago incident has Mrs. Charles Blow charging her husband with chloroform and gas exposure. Loren Calling, a state Supreme Court justice, declined a senator appointment offered by Governor Lind. France Germany and Austria discuss sugar export controls prompting cigars speculation in New York. Mrs. Mary Ann Nailington dies in Portland. Job Sumpter injured by a falling tree near Bere. Governor Rogers offers 000 reward for Cornelian Knapp murder. Cattle and horse shipments from Bidwell’s Island City yard. Allan Cameron leaves CP to head Asian division of ORN. Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line to withdraw from their territory by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Branwoo
International Typographical Union
Chicago
United States
Charles TH. Blow
Tllinois
Loren W. Callinge
Amsonlite
State Supreme Court
Cushman K. Davis
Lind
Calling
France
Germany
Austria
New York
Cigor
Mary Ann Nailington
Judge
Beal
Portland
Middleton
Washington County
Jobo Sumpter
Bere
Sanderson's Bridge
Cornelian Knapp
Castle Rock
Cowlite
Kiddle Brow
Bidwell
Island City
Omalia
Hawttle
Allan C. Cameron
Canadian Pacific Railway
Oregon Railway Navigation Company
Hong One
Cameron Bax
Onttario
Swift Specific Co Blood Purifier Ad in Atlanta
The Swift Specific Co advertises S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic for blood poison diseases including cancer and eczema. It claims decades of cures, urges readers to write for free medical correspondence, and notes no charge for consultations from Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
S.S
de Parente
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Sensation in the French Senate Chamber Debates Naval Bill
French Senate debates on a naval bill reveal Gen Mercer arguing France equals England in military power and is superior in weapons. He cites invasion risks and calls for mobilization plans while Provident M Palliarios objects as out of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Vari
Cen
Mercier
Sunate
Eogland
Provident
M. Palliarios
Mercer Ealis
Great Britain
Senate Delays Decorations For McCalla In China War Row
Public interest in the elite decoration bill remained high as the Senate convened. Commander Wise and Captain McCalla may receive the eagle from the German emperor for gallantry in the Chinese war, with executive sessions to follow on treaty matters and district celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Wise
Captain McCalla
Washington
Enate
Bready
Melinery
Caffery
Louisiana
Ant Capt. McCalla
United States
Germany
Senate
Lodge
Wenk
WORKING FOR GOOD ROADS Conwruss Asked for An Appropriation
The New York report describes a proposed federal appropriation of 150,000 for road and flood mitigation. Secretary of Agriculture Wil proposes including utilitarian aid to retain population if favorable action occurs, with new works and employment to aid the country. Landing corridors are reportedly interested and many senators pledge support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conwruss
New York
the. S
Agrieghtyne
Howe
Night wanderer frostbitten after sleepwalking four miles
A woman from Unadilla walked barefoot through a cold night to her sister in law’s home four miles away. She arrived in a night robe and alley to wake the household. a physician treated her with restoratives for frostbitten feet and exhaustion. No serious injury reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighampton
Dinee
Unadilla
Mies Drace
Johokon
Ele
Marriage of Curie Johnston to Nellie Neustrotter in Paris
The Duke of Manchester announces the marriage of former secretary Curie Johnston to Mrs Nellie Neustrotter. The wedding took place in Paris a few weeks ago and the couple now reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duke of Manchester
Curie Johnston
Nellie Neustrotter
Paria
Scandal Tangles Transcontinental Pursuit of Fortune
A scrambled report mentions Mrs Nevetretter in a divorce case involving Mrs Willie Vanderbilt from Mere and Oliver Belovant. It notes a European life, a Eureka Nevada father running a store, and a move to San Francisco for a controversial marriage. A man named Johnston faces dismissal amid hints of jealousy toward Mise Aziniveriin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevetretter
Willie Vanderbilt
Oliver Belovant
Paris
Eureka Nevaia
San Francisco
Muanchowtor
Johnston Becawe
Diuko
Fighting for Four Days in Pretoria Region
A Pretoria dispatch reports a four day siege near Hronkorst forty miles east of Pretoria. Commandants Villioon and Erastia defend against 300 Boers, with eighty now killed. British forces reportedly encircle the position as Dutch events unfold in Capetown and The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pretoria
Congress Drives Boers to U.S. Immigration Push
A House bill from Representative Fitegerali aims to lure Boers to the United States. Senate discussions followed on defense and naval matters as President McKinley transmitted nominations. Key figures included Chamberlain of Iowa and Tatem of Montana with Hawaii collectors listed. details describe executive sessions and adjournment after debate.
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Congress
Mase
Enrne
Halo
Senate
Mimiral
Schley
McKinley
Koy Ah Chamberlain
Lows
Hawaii
Benjamin Tatem
Montina
Helena
Macy
Fatal Evansville blaze at iron works kills firefighter
A large fire gutted the George L. Mower & Co. iron works in Evansville Alabama. Fireman Gotlorb Surbock of Hose Company K was killed and five other firefighters were injured when a wall collapsed. The loss was placed around 170000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Company
Evaneville
Ala
Don
George L. Mower & Co
Powers at Pokin sign and seal envoy accord
Reports from Washington on December 5 state envoys of the major powers in China reached a signed agreement. The text notes the agreement aligns with American policy, despite one or two objections, as ministers proceed with formal signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokin
Woshington
Ching
Tite Department
Alo
Conyor
Thie
Great New England Storm Causes Shipping Losses
A severe coastal storm hits New England with high winds and blizzard conditions. The Parisian remains safe, but vessels including the Phaeton, Lent, and Lydia Taine encounter trouble. nine crew missing from the TyLletrneck as wreckage floods harbors and coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiiax
Phee
Oona Alan Lnor Varieian
Sand Point
Lydia Taine
Selhomor
Jlavbor
Collor
Aklppore
Swint Deller
N.J
Deo
Temperance Union Aims to Abolish Canteen at Washington Convention
In Washington on December 5 the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convened with the legislative committee led by Mia Kills of Pew Jervey pressing a plan to effectively abolish the canteen. National officers of the union met with the foreign affairs committee regarding prohibition in Haiti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Union
Washington
Tulay
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mia Kills
Pew Jervey
Capitol
The
Onion
Peabody Presbyterian Committee Holds Morning Session Behind Closed Doors
Fragment from a page notes a sixteen member committee of the Peabody Presbyterian church meeting privately behind a closed door to consider revision of the ensed. A cure claim for a cold in one day is advertised by Laxalive Kream Quinine Tables with a money-back promise if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comite of
Eure
Ube
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