07 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
1
Patrons arrive as housekeepers and villagers are drawn to the emporium by a tempting display. The vividly described procession of delicacies aims to entice epicures, inviting them to sample the offerings before choosing.
The Douglas Shoe is making a strong impression with a $5.00 appearance and wear for $3.50 sale offer details.
A brother of Renator E. O. Welcott, pastor FE O Welcott of Golorado, died in Long Meadow Massachusetts Monday. Henry Arthur and Clifford Christian, jailed for interfering with a dance, were burned to death in Columbia Missouri jail. Union No 6 voted to withdraw the boycott against the New York Sun. Rev Martin Langen, ex pastor of Norwegian Lutheran churches, was jailed three months for deserting his family. A Utah note urges Congress to amend the constitution to allow direct election of U S Senators. The U S transport Me Phereon ran aground west of Matancas in fog. all passengers were rescued. John G Woolley seeks the 1900 Prohibition presidential nomination, criticizing Chicago saloons. Eugene J Dowell visited Chicago pawnbrokers and claimed to be the son of Garrie Robbing, adopted by Gowell family in Los Angeles. tale previously told in Lasaport Indiana.
A Salem resident Mia Small died at the family home Tuesday. E B Hanley, once of Harney County and involved in the battle business, has returned from the Klondike. The Portland Cremation Association laid a corner stone in Sellwood with Masons present. Two Northern Pacific workers Tom Harrison and Shorty Taylor died in a Kendrick Idaho cabin after a drunken spree. A drug clerk Marcuse Chaves at Nortima faced quarantine for a suspected contagious illness. George H Springer seeks aid from California authorities to recover his child Bonnie now 21 months old in Crook County. The child is said to be linked to a Delaware estate in Wilmington.
Reports from The Hague describe Queen Wilhelmina marrying Malice Honey in a ceremony crowded with royals and dignitaries. The streets glowed with orange ribbons as crowds filled approaches to the palace and church, with guns firing a royal salute and congratulations from US officials.
Senate notes report no change in stalemate as bills move through committees. Corbett and McBride lead in a split tally while measures on school funding court reform and public health await action. a constitutional convention and $980,000 appropriation loom amid legislative debate.
Superior Judge rules on city street right of way tied to water front ownership. Court fights over titling between Oakland and Alameda side premises continue as state officials introduce rebuttal evidence.
Fragmentary text shows political maneuvering around a premier selection. References to Keb Hone and Dn conmyienen hint at a vote influencing government formation. Mentions of the King reserve and Saracen suggest a constitutional or royal context shaping the formation process.
Chicago reports negotiations to merge Armour Swift and Morris packing houses following Armour founder Philip Armour’s death. Capital pitched at 195 million. Barriers include rival firms and executive decisions amid broader Morgan Carnegie interests. Objections and legal twists noted as talks proceed.
Report from Mt Metersburg on February 7 mentions feared impact from a local event at Hro causing extensive casualties or disruption with estimates reaching hundreds. No official confirmation yet and reports are not renewed.
The Earl of Galloway died in London this morning aged 67. He held the title in the peerage and was a prominent figure in British aristocracy. The death was reported from London with few further details available.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a remedy or cure for a cold but lacks complete sentences or identifiable names, places, or dates to establish a concrete news item.
A double train wreck on the Erie line near Greenville Virginia and a separate Pennsylvan a crash in Pittsburgh injures and kills multiple soldiers and civilians. The Greenville disaster leaves at least fifteen dead and many injured. victims include Harry A. Dart and Peter J. Currin of the Tenth Infantry.
A white two year old steer with a circle O brand was seen near Umatilla Oregon around September 1. It bears two ear notches in the right ear and one in the left. The owner may reclaim the animal.
No external symptoms yet blood seems thin and weak causing poor digestion and nervousness. The ad claims 6.3.5 can quickly restore rich pure blood by supplying missing elements. It targets emaciation and general run down condition, touting vegetable purity and no minerals.
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