25 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement for White House Grocery carries the line that it offers groceries in several grades, each representing the best goods obtainable at the price. Located next to the Post Office the ad asserts moderate prices and quality across products.
Local market lists garden seed packages including Russian Broome grass on sale. Prices shown as two for a pound with casual bargaining noted.
Sleet and snow disrupt several Southern towns including Wivesboro Monroe and La nabla plus Vieburg Yasco City Laurel and Water Valley. Minister Conger returns from Pekin to assume U S affairs with W W Rockhills. Emmons Blaine endows nearly 1 million at Chicago pedagogy institute. American Woolen shut for strike. Cadets Hobson and Sheridan receive promotions. A blizzard sweeps Jamestown area and parts of Canada disrupting trains.
A La Grande company formed to manufacture farm rollers. Mitchell Lewis and Staver of Portland opened a grand house at Holse City. Boise City's government building appropriation rises from 250000 to 325000. Seattle YMCA beats Portland YMCA 87 to 0 for Pacific Northwest basketball title. Mrs. Abbott of Clinton prevented her husband from boarding a train to Astoria. mother and child hospitalized on arrival at Antonia. Frank Seeley plans a Portland to Buffalo bicycle trek starting April. Nancy Cornell dies at Hillborg Frida night aged 74 born New York 1841 moved to Nebraska 1865.
The piece describes a tense domestic scene where a wife, overwhelmed by neuroses, seeks guidance. A Dr R V Theree in Newtle is referenced as a potential helper amid confusion about marriage roles and privacy. Local voices express concern for young wives adjusting to new duties.
John H. Mitchell wins the United States Senate seat on the 47th ballot amid a tense joint session in Salem. The final tally shows Mitchell edging out Corbett by a wide margin after a late switch by A. B. Mattoon of Douglas, prompting orderly adjournment with Mitchell’s victory confirmed.
A Rome telegraph reports a credenced prediction that the pope will die on February 26. The tale stems from an old remark to an archbishop about Verdi, recalled after the composer’s death and linked to the pope’s fate.
Judge Hollister this morning overruled the motion for a new trial in the prize fight case in Cincinnati Ohio Fab 2 percent involved.
The Surveyor General of Utah Washington reported that Edward D. Anderson of Utah was nominated by the president today to be the Surveyor General of Utah.
Bubonic plague cases continue in Cape Town with one new patient daily and four deaths reported so far. Officials urge vigilance as health authorities monitor the outbreak.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an actor promising a one day cure for a cold. The readable text mentions a product or method but lacks verifiable details or supporting evidence. No dates, locations, or named organizations are clearly stated.
Topeka Kansas February 21 a clash between home defenders and raiders at a wholesale beer depot ended with two crusaders shot one severely and another jailed by police. Mob threats followed as arrests extended to Rev F W Emmerson and Dr M M Mitchell amid calls to close the beer operation and shut down the joint.
Fragmented text reports a Senate committee discussion on Cuba and a proposed amendment connected to Platt while noting U S supervisory stance. It references King Edward and Kaiser Wilhelm's travels and tensions over Cape Colony, plus Madrid’s view of General Asterraga and possible postponements in colonial affairs.
A fire swept the Parkville area this morning destroying the Woman's dormitory at the local campus. No lives were reported lost though occupants were evacuated. Weather conditions included misty rain and a heavy wind but did not impede firefighting efforts. Local authorities investigate cause as residents assess damage and safety plans.
Fire swept through the business portion of Pitterneg Texas destroying several shops. Estimated loss runs around 100000 dollars with damage concentrated in a single blockowner Burne Pittsburg Tex. Fire crews battled the blaze into the night.
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