06 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1901
Page
1
A vivid postcard of a village scene describes thrifty housekeepers drawn to a food emporium. The text likens shopping to a churchgoing crowd and invites readers to explore the store’s array of table specialties.
Chicago authorities arrest two hundred and fifty saloonkeepers for keeping their establishments open on Sundays. The move flags broader enforcement across the city as officials push a strict Sabbath law regime.
Receipts for January 1901 totaled 21 405.79 with a year earlier month at 20 014.45 an increase of 1 391.01. Multnomah County levy set at millage 4 for general expenses and 1 for roads on 12 000 087 value yields 170 519 in revenue. A Eugene quarrel left W A White with three shoulder wounds. Astoria plans a railway franchise ordinance to Martin Foard PF K Stokes and I Page 75 year etract. Capital News group purchases Roseburg publications and forms a 60 000 capital paper corporation.
A garbled historical text fragment describes an engineer listening to engine sounds as if speech. It mentions digestion, the stomach and liver, and references theories by Pierce about gastronomy. The passage includes odd names and nonsensical phrases as if from an old medical or scientific ramble.
The State Emergency Board approved $50,000 for troops to cover transportation and expenses to Cincinnati if force becomes necessary to stop the Jeffries-Nelson prize fight. Governor Nash and officials discuss potential use of state power, with local officials warning of legal interference if violence breaks out.
In Topeka Kansas tensions rise over saloons after Mrs Nation raided a joint protesting disturbance of the peace. Officials warn they cannot protect joint keepers if trouble erupts and saloons must close. Winfield alerts city council to shut joints amid threats. Arkansas reports saloon raids and bottle destruction by vigilantes.
A proposed bill by an Albany assemblyman seeks to require newspapers and serial literature to use type no smaller than eight point with two point leading between lines. The measure excludes footnotes and indexes and books used for reference. Penalties include fines from fifty to one thousand dollars for violations.
An indictment against several Chinese officials linked to a boxing athlete movement was read. officials demanded executions for most named defendants while two others faced degradation and banishment as Jung Chang claimed the emperor approved the sentences, with details unclear.
A freight train derailed or became unmanageable on a steep grade near Ul ee, with authorities reporting the incident on the Northern route. Details are sparse as crews work to assess damage and determine causes.
The report describes a busy first day at the Armory event with many exhibits and crowds. A prominent chicken show drew spectators as a confident rooster strutted before onlookers while animals and other displays attracted broad attention.
A New York dateline fragment mentions Theodore Tnaeielt and views on a travel companion De. M. Yoon and Henri Ray, with five in Varna and Walla Walla notes. A separate item from Walla Walla records the death of Mrs Nettie Vorty Perry, wife of A. F. Perry, born in Marion County Oregon and mother of Fred and William, with funeral at the family residence.
Officials say Southern Pacific salvage work continues in Cow Creek canyon and expect to clear the track by tomorrow morning. Messengers and trains are being rerouted around the area while work proceeds.
Pokin dispatch to Moriling Post reports Count Vou Walderses authorizing release of Rev. Ament, detained by Germans and Preveh on extortion accusations against Chinese villagers.
The National Stockbreeders Amoia hosted a deep cattle and sheep show at the state fair grounds in Salt Lake City. Hay Creek Land Co of Hay Crook Oregon entered prized Lambe and Delaine sheep, including two top ram specimens, with about 50 Lambe in the sample. Hay Creek ram flourday won the field but declined a 2 million offer for the top animal.
Resident H Alewander of Umatilla County tells Portland Telegram the county will show wool fruit and other products at the Pan American exposition if funds are approved. He says locals will support the exhibit and vendors will cover costs, aiming to attract attention to Oregon products at Buffalo.
Funeral services for Mrs Merv Stocker who died at her Alba home Monday morning were held at the Prowby church at 4 pm conducted by Rew WL Fortawm. The Daphne Circle Women of Woodcraft attended in a body. Mrs Stocker lived in Vendleton before moving to Alba four years ago. Remains to be moved to Martio'doreek Northampshire for interment this evening.
An unreadable OCR fragment references Karl's Clover Hoot, ancestors strength and herbs, with mentions of Tallman & Co., a leading druggists, and uncertain fated contents.
A masquerade event at the Pendleton Fire Hall promises a lively night. The Hook and Ladder company hosts with an orchestra providing the music for attendees in costume.
Blurred local notice advertises free sample copies and distribution at a Portland location. Mentions third street and a unit offering root industry materials. Details are incomplete and read as garbled OCR.
The joint ballot for United States senator features Speaker Reeder changing his vote from Meltrids to Corbett and Dresser shifting from Moore to Mebride. Corbett leads with 40 votes to Smith 26, McBride 21, Hermann 7, with 4 for others. Eddy introduces a resolution to appropriate funds to complete Captain Clark sword, largely from private subscriptions. Salem Prose Club Banquet honors visiting editors during legislative session.
The Kaiser sails for home amid full honors at departure. German cruiser Nymphe and battleship Minerva join British warships Niobe and Minerva in escort. ceremony marks end of lengthy voyage and honors the emperor.
Robert E. Glam, arraigned in superior court, stands accused in the murder of his partner Wo. Trewella in San Francisco about three weeks prior. Glam, a Polk County Oregon native from the Willamette valley, faces the case as key testimony unfolds.
Vittaborg officials deny any deal between Carnegie and J F Mor ean over Carnegie's steel interests. The report claims a proposed sale to a candidate was discussed, but authorities dismiss the rumored transaction as false.
Lorenso Priori was executed here for the murder in New York of Vincenso Ciaraguo an Italian banker Priori went to his death protesting his innocence and denying the charge in the final moments.
Feb 6 report from St Weteraburg says an explosion of a petroleum tanke at Raken caused many deaths. Twenty bodies have been recovered and many more are believed trapped in the rain.
President McKinley sent to the Senate the nomination of Carroll Pretto Hission of labor Wright as the incumbent office holder to be considered.
President Krower underwent a successful operation on his right eye today, following a similar procedure recently performed on his left eye. The reports note the procedure went smoothly and progress is anticipated.
Washington February 6 The senate approved the military bill with an amendment that would expose any participant in hawing.
In Franklin Kentucky Henry Youbaewy was convicted of complicity in Governor en tered upon his form of life imprleon ent the afternoon. The trial concluded with a verdict linking Youbaewy to the assassination plot and he was sentenced accordingly.
The house committees on elections will consider Gear's gate Wilcox of the Hawaiian government on February sixth as part of a formal inquiry. The dispute centers on electoral irregularities and possible misconduct prompting the review by the panels.
New York February 6 Andrew Carnegie refused to discuss the report of the sale of his steel interests to the Morgan syndicate this morning.
In Havana on February 6, a blaze swept through the shore area near Niavane. Local authorities reported a fierce fire spreading along the coast, with firefighters battling flames amid strong winds and rising smoke as residents evacuated streets nearby.
Report by I L Bay Co and New York Stock Exchange brokers notes another dull day in wheat. May futures closed down to 79 1 8 as speculative activity waned and winter wheat expectations for the next two months softened. Money remained at 2 percent.
The readable fragment references curing a cold with home remedies. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete outcomes are identifiable from the text provided.
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