19 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1901
Page
1
A short note describes a White House Grocery Store and its market positioning. The piece mentions moderate prices and a system of graded goods representing value at each price point. No specific dates or persons are provided in readable text.
Government circles in Mexico insist no plan exists to adopt a gold standard. William P. Hill, long-time editor, leads a welcome for his son-in-law R. KR. Williams. Secret service says three men linked to the Peoria Illinois revenue office robbery of 95,000 are captured. Severe France weather continues with widespread snow, including reports of deaths in Algeria.
Mr and Mrs H B Harris of Portland celebrate their palden wedding in their home. Nickels flourish as slot machines are suppressed causing change to be plentiful for streetcar fares. Nine prisoners led by Arthur Spencer escape Spokane county jail. one recaptured by Monday. Henry Woods of Spokane attacks Rev Dr MeInturff at People's United church service. A L Carne becomes head of Oregon Railroad & Navigation passenger business. W H Harbart replaced as night watchman on JR N line. Steamer crewman Huth drowns after falling overboard near Buena Vista as timber drifted by in high water. aged 30, son of the captain.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Garden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier curing eruptions pimples eczema scrofula rheumatism and other impurities. It claims stronger health for woodsmen and workers in harsh camps and markets the remedy with low cost and easy availability.
Washington reports that the United States protests Count Waldersons expedition plans to Signan Pu or via the Chili provisos. Officials warn such an armed move could derail peace talks and endanger noncombatants. Cabinet debates withdrawal and policy to avoid entangling alliances.
A mob of forty armed farmers surrounded the Lookour saloon in Millwood near Leavenworth at 10 last night demanding closure. Gunfire erupted injuring several. Mrs. Ron Hudson was killed and Mrs. Nation jailed amid evolving arrests as investigators vow to pursue the case.
News from New Orleans reports Edwin Gould eluding arrest after a marshal served papers at his door. The case involves a United States marshal pursuing a kidnapping related matter connected to railroad litigation. Additional arrests tied to the Cadahy packing family case were anticipated in South Omaha.
The jury to try Sam Mower for a quadruple murder was completed by 10 p.m. The opening arguments occurred this morning as Mower, who killed his wife and children, was recaptured in Nebraska about eight months ago.
The bodies of Dan Melanin and a Japanwe helper were recovered at Union mine work near the entrance of No 6. Several others are missing, with the remainder found under forty feet of water at shalt No 6.
A nighttime crash at a Memphis cotton mill caused a blaze in the ghi storehouse with 10000 dollars in value. Firemen battled flames while the Hamburg American line train wreckage was cleared. Several injuries reported as workers trapped in the mill.
Lord Kitchener reports General Dewet still moving north and possibly doubling back. Our troops prepare to meet him as a derailed train between Verening and Johannesburg is noted. Casualties: one killed and one wounded.
The nomination of George Tr. Guar, a prominent figure, is announced to become a senior judge of the real court for Hawaii. The selection reflects a push toward leadership in the judiciary and ties to Washington.
London officials report a possible disaster in South Africa. An officer at Won derfooteip says he cannot contact Contral Smith and Dorien since the 6th. He last reported twenty four of his men killed and no further word has come.
Report from the Huttermakers' Convention at Puss describes four delegates and an afternoon session. The Hamilton Jury delivered a noon verdict in Minneapolis on Feb 19 with no agreement in sight. An unrelated ad promotes a cold cure by a laxative product.
Washington Feb 19 The president will call an extraordinary session of Congress to address Cuba policy and U S relations. McKinley seeks swift action to align Congressional and executive aims on Cuba and the constitution.
In Salem on February 19 the Senate passed the nickel in slot bill and the bill funding the Buffalo Exposition. the House approved a $600 portrait of Lincoln and the scalp bounty measure. Record shows Williamson backing Judge Kane over Hermann and various measures advancing.
Clara Longworth, a Cincinnati heiress, and Count Devron, French noble, were married at the Longworth residence today by Archbishop Ireland. The ceremony drew prominent local society figures and marked a high society union in Ohio.
In San Francisco on February 19, workers from the mollimen strike, idle since August, reached arbitration with mill owners. The dispute over grievances was settled and the workers resumed duties today.
Queen H Servia formerly Madame Drage announced the birth of an heir amid questions over legitimacy. The radi cale plans to contest succession, citing past actions including a six month prior alliance with K Alexander.
In New Orleans between February and March a coast lay was cleared as preparations moved toward a city pageant. The sun shone through, and principal attestations supported the event’s approach.
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