09 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement proclaims arrivals at the food emporium with thrifty housekeepers welcome to explore the table of specialties. The tone invites readers to study a tempting bill of fare and the procession of products and prices appealing to shoppers.
The Douglas Shoe is making a great hit with a five dollar appearance and wear for three fifty, promising value and style for customers seeking affordable footwear.
An ad promotes Vietor brand sporting goods such as baseball gear gloves and catcher's gear. It lists items including bicycles and wheels from $8.00 to $7.00 and notes a complete line with other brands like Olumbia Imperial Hartford. The copy touts seeds and bicycle sundries at low prices and positions the store as headquarters.
Reports cover Senator Heanthawaa in Cleveland memorial, Nebraska senator deadlock in Lincoln, Omaha branch bank bills and Tas cow Scot land issues, New York meat slaughter ban stance, Virginia Bristol Main Street land dispute, banking tax repeal debates, Australian colony fires and Melbourne storms, Maine congressman resignation, Cuban constitutional stance on U S latitude clause, and rail line alignments among major networks.
A series of terse items report injuries from a stage accident near Snawnville. a divorce ruling in Portland where Charlee M. Thompson wins on all counts against Erminie. Syndicate activity eyes Cougar nine near Granite, owned by J W Larkin and D K R Evane. Obituaries mention Mrs. Looien I Epping, J A Epping, A F Prescott, Motino heir, and George Fox. Mary Crow dies near Lorane. John Crawle and John Crow noted among long migration histories.
A fragmented 19th century ad style text touts Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weaknesse and nervous ailments, claiming lasting improvements and regularity. Mentions Mia Reverali as an example and praises general cures of chronic diseases. The garbled passage includes dubious claims and lists symptoms, with references to suppliers and regional notes.
In the joint session of the legislature Williams gains support as McBride’s vote and others from Lowell Moore Fulton are noted. The military bill passes with an appropriation of 45000 dollars and separate rail fare proposals surface in the debate. Governor Pennoyer backs Williams and the scene hints at a broader effort to reelect George W. McBride.
A special Congressional committee reports hazing at West Point involving three classes and aims to curb upper class harassment. It cites anonymous acts, fights, and “plebes” targeted by upperclassmen, noting ongoing abuse despite pledges to stop.
Mrs Nation arrives at Omaha depot to a cordial greeting before catching the next train to Des Moines and Chicago. She plans to be in Des Moines Wednesday and Chicago by Tuesday, while crowds cheer and marchers escort her to the hotel. In Auburn Indiana a woman named Mrs Oresley demolishes a shop window with a hatchet after warning against selling liquor to her jailed husband.
Washington officials disclose General Wood, with War Department input, has issued three conditions for Cuba’s constitutional convention. The United States would retain military oversight until a stable government forms, prevent foreign powers from seizing control, and ensure U S intervention rights remain if needed.
Rumors say the government will abandon extermination policy and adopt a conciliatory approach toward Africa. Time favors the belief that Lord Evelyn Wood heads the proposed peace mission as decisive steps toward negotiation are seen in London.
The report describes a beleaguered train carrying civilian refugees halted near Heilbronn as nine are wounded and others robbed. Mentions Milner as governor and chaotic scenes across Europe with trains, refugees, and unrest amid wartime upheaval.
London reports a forthcoming formal reply to the United States on the Nicaraguan canal project. Officials expect negotiations to continue, with several months likely before a concludeable proposal emerges. In New York, Hoorn C. Frick may lead a new dollar combine after recent antitrust actions. Key Senate actions and the electoral count ceremony are noted.
A Feb report notes a communication to the state department denying any intent to criticize the U S government. General Ot requests action to quell disorder in Ohio from the Philippines. May Wheat in Chicago is quoted at 74 os.
General Baptist Missionary Gi Varney from Oregon will preach twice on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. at Baytint Church. Congregational and Episcopal services follow with prayers, sermons, and youth activities. A community dinner hosted by the Episcopal church is announced for Wednesday at their building.
South Carolina Senator Tillman creates a scene in the Senate declaring he will not support another pension bill without justice for a Mexican veteran who lost an arm in 1847. He questions sectional differences and whether the war is over as the naval appropriation debate continues.
In the Austrian capital Alettin a rough fight erupts as reelection rioters clash with officials. Premier Sneall is struck, Minister of Finance Herr Lockac is injured, and chaos continues as deputies clash and blood flows. In San Francisco, the Tanforan track and Oakland track owners declare war over racing rights, threatening penalties for noncompliance.
Cluemoats February 1. Evidence in the price fight case ends with Strady admitting he is no more of a sport heavyweight than Theodore Roosevelt, who he says would outbox him in a recent bout.
In Columbus on Feb 0 a miners convention voted to ratify the seale committee decision. The vote approves an agreement based on the terms provided by the seale group.
The jury has been completed and Hamilton Day’s trial began this morning with Prosecutor Boardman delivering the opening address. In Washington, Rear Admiral Peter Rorick, retired, was found dead in his bed at his home. he was 64 years old.
Fragmentary text describes a seven day cure product and a tube adhesive with a Wegrove signature or similar reference. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or verifiable actions. Additional context is needed to produce a precise summary.
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