Claus IDQUARTERS introduces new toys and gifts
Claus IDQUARTERS offers toys games blocks fancy goods and new lamps sets popular books Xmas items and pocket knives for holiday shoppers across Claus IDQUARTERS store listings.
12 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
1
Claus IDQUARTERS offers toys games blocks fancy goods and new lamps sets popular books Xmas items and pocket knives for holiday shoppers across Claus IDQUARTERS store listings.
The readable text mentions a price of $1.46 and references books. It is fragmentary and lacks clear context, dates, or names. No full event or identifiable entities are available from the provided snippet.
The report covers King Ownear of Sweden in serious condition, a New York hotel league baseball session, a Hot Springs preacher discovering a long lost brother, and a new Detroit baseball league. mentions Westinghouse purchasing a large Nogales land grant for a reduction works and rail link. Also notes Oberlin Carter's Leavenworth sentence for misused funds, and previews Futurity prize at Coney Island with a $75,000 estimate and Derby-style context.
Local youths in Corvallis drank gin found on a grave at Chicawan, while in Cheney Profemor F. H. Babcork’s rabbitry suffered mass destruction as predators killed over 40 hares, leaving only eight alive. A Port Townsend minister, Rev. Carleon, was arrested for embezzlement and other items include property sales in Klickitat County and a proposed new county partition in Union County.
The advertisement describes a blood purifier said to improve appetite digestion and nervous weakness by restoring rich pure blood. It touts 6.5 S as building blood and lists testimonials from G B Durer of Durer Mo praising appetite and strength gains. The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA offers free literature and medical advice with no charge.
Sir Robert Threshie Rett urged Parliament to curb unrest in South Africa. He warned of famine and native uprisings and urged sanctions that align with British dominion. Rett proposed amnesty and rebuilding efforts aided by a large-scale reform program for burghers.
London dispatch reports General Dewet evading capture as Knox’s mounted infantry pursued in a running clash toward Reddersburg. A Boer infantry attack in Barberton with Kitchener spelling trouble for allied forces on December 6 is noted.
A fragmented Berlin report cites a liberal member urging restraint as Germany faces fear of political backlash. The note mentions Chancellor von_Below and reactions to British policy, with references to leaders and the Kruger renewal idea.
The centennial celebration in Washington marks the establishment of the permanent government with President, Congress members, Supreme Court justices and governors from twenty states participating. A parade of 1000 men proceeds as Milo, a general, is thrown from his horse but remounts unharmed.
Logansport Indiana dispatch reports Morven Kuhns, an escaped Ohio convict, shot and killed two police officers in Avilla during an attempted arrest. Authorities seek accomplices and vow revenge as the manhunt continues.
Washington reports reveal tense negotiations as elites press for a ban on purchases without approval. The line up includes confirmed federal appointees such as William Byron to review criminal laws, with key positions and dates noted amid partisan maneuvering and regional names.
New York December 12 Cornelius L Alvord jr former tote teller at the Fire National Bank is indicted by the United States grand jury for an alleged embezzlement of 600 dollars from the institution. The indictment was found on May day.
George J. Somerville was granted a decree of divorce against Marion Somerville with £1500 damages awarded to Somerville. The court found the defendant guilty of adultery.
Unclear readable fragments show DEW miles and tape citich led by Mase Kachorn with others close behind at an Erie event. Names and details are garbled but imply a track or race context with DEW participants.
The McKinley administration weighs using silver bullion minted into distinct dollars valued at 50 cents to ease payments in the Philippines. Congress may hear testimony as a plan to coin silver in Manila faces questions about value and feasibility amid fluctuating silver prices and foreign silver supply.
The narrative recalls a grand international event in Hyde Park where vast audiences attended despite fears of plague. Estimates mention crowds approaching millions for exhibits and performances, with authorities imposing restrictions as the great shows faced controversy and security concerns.
A distorted report states the Beliieh Minister was ordered to sign a sale deed to the Chinese government. The document would form the basis of negotiations. Details and names are garbled but reference to Pekin and London persists.
Dublin convention adopts resolution demanding dual ownership and transfer of land to occupying proprietor on equitable terms. Urges continuation of land agitation.
Alfred Kitson appointed inspector of billboards in Bt Main with a salary of 50 a month. He inherited 100000 from his late father, Commander Kitwon. At twenty five he left work to seek employment, with a future grant planned at thirty.
Chicago now expects a strong bout as Genn and Mes forte train for Thursday night action in the Windy City. The pair continue light work and weigh-in routines while opponents gear up for a likely knockout showdown following Mo Giovern’s early sparring.
A badly garbled report describes the United States Supreme Court hearing on the extradition of a Cuban postal service embezzler. John D. Linday argues for Besley that no extraterritorial treaty exists and that wartime loyalties affect the legitimacy of government and U S constitutional authority.
New York December 12 The national league of baseball players representatives threaten action if demands are not granted. The report notes growing tension between players and management and hints at possible major disruption to the season.
An ad-like fragment promises a one day cure for a cold with a product named Grove in each box. The text is garbled but centers on a miracle cure claim and a signature or brand detail.
The Morrison jury remained deadlocked after a lengthy deliberation. Judge Shinn ordered continued talks starting tomorrow morning as tensions ran high over a murder charge tied to Jeanie Morrison and the Cantle household dispute. The trial has drawn wide interest across Kaneas.
In Detroit on December 1 a burglary at the home of ax Sewratury Alor occurred early morning. A note left by the intruder indicated an investigation but the burglar tripped the alarm. The burglars escaped with about 00 worth of silverware.
In St Louis on December 12 the railway telegraphers secretary said there was no material change in the strike on the railroad and associated roads with the company facing heavy toll and hardship amid ongoing labor actions.
The official election tally released today shows J. H. Butler defeating Governor O Dell with a large plurality. Butler leads the Republican electors by 149 008 votes as the official count confirms the outcome.
The Federation of Labor in Jamieville and Dee engaged in a preparatory effort to advocate securing the Weekwee of ADIL to address immigration matters. The initiative aimed to mobilize support and engage community leaders in the policy discussion.
A report claims Governor Thomas of Colorado refused Indiana’s request to extradite Clifton Oxman of Princeton for defrauding J. Mayer Greene in Chicago real estate. Indiana’s Governor Mount reportedly considered similar refusals, stirring wide comment among state leaders and observers.
A government cotton crop report slated for public release was allegedly offered in advance to New York brokers. Frank J. Guest, head of a cotton commission, reported the tip on Saturday and notified President Hubbard of the cotton exchange. An inspector requested a detailed account for federal inquiry.
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