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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1901
Page
4
Our line offers ladies lace kid shoes praised as neat and durable for the price. Window display invites you to inspect the quality and then visit in store for selection.
Local ads list Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co and partners selling jackets skirts shirts and fabrics at deep discounts. Promotions mention LeRoy's for females, Madame Johnson moving to the Oregonian building, and various tailor and millinery services. Also notes on wallpaper, building contractor J Tomlinson, and Tastings at Palace of Sweets with homemade candies and hot tamales.
Fragmented notices report stolen items including an umbrella and silver plate, a missing boy sought for factory work, deaths in Yale and Blairville, a courthouse union meeting, a wedding tour accident involving John Hinlop, and local weather and social observations from Pendleton and surrounding areas.
James Th. Raley came home from Salem after participating in Democratic conferences during the legislative session. He supported John H. Mitchell for senator and says the election meets public approval. Local Democrats credit Raley with helping secure enough votes to elect Mitchell.
N B Macklin and K A Emmett visiting Pendleton guests at the Hotel Pendleton. Dodd trip to La Grande and return. Ed Allen left Rainey for Baker City for a day. J H Haller ill at home. Will Lyons took a job in the W P and K railway office. C G W Nibley a Baker City railroader guest at Pendleton. Joe Hansom in Pendleton for district election next Monday. Gunray Planting in Pendleton from Adams reports no frost damage to wheat. Gary and J W and Kimbrell surveying near Harnhart station returning by Wednesday. Jack Wright and sisters Mimsewie visiting Pendleton. earlier in Portland. Jon Stephen A Lowell delivered speech on Wendell Phillips in Union county teachers' institute. judge returned Sunday. Wallowa News notes Mumford visit to Pendleton and Uma tilla county. Milton Eagle notes H H Hixson visiting Milton. aims to return to Nome in spring. Mrs Robert Moore of Osman Prairie receives letter from son in Thirty-Fourth United States volunteers in the Philippines dated January 4. regiment to return home soon. Mr and Mrs Louie F Cook visiting Pendleton. he heads to Seattle then Skagway and Dawson. Ada M Bristow resigns as Intermediate teacher in Adams and leaves for McMinnville. Mim Bristow ill with girls’ sickness before vacation.
Washington reports the Supreme Court’s Friday decisions covered minor matters. It was expected rulings in key constitutional cases, with today’s lack of action seen as affecting plans for a possible special session of Congress.
San Francisco reports the Rio Janeiro disaster with 132 aboard believed lost and 11 bodies recovered. The wreck lies at thirty seven fathoms as the sea drags the vessel deeper, crushing the hull and likely sealing more remains below.
Mrs Rose Warser a widow drowned her six children aged four to twelve by throwing them into a thirty foot well She jumped in and held their heads under water They were recovered at noon Sunday and she is in a wildly insane state
Louie FY Cook heads to Alaska to set up mule teams for hauling cars from a tunnel near lower Kanansa creek. He plans to hire several men and shift operations from horses to mules to cut costs. Cook will go to Dawson soon, with Mrs. Cook to follow after Yukon River opens to steamer traffic. They may stay in Dawson next summer.
Report by J L Ray & Co shows wheat trading higher with London and New York activity. Visible supply fell 146000 bushels while corn rose 1100000. money at 2 percent. May wheat and corn prices noted in Chicago and San Francisco markets with fluctuations across exchanges.
The Rural Spirit announces a new weekly branch in Portland Oregon exploring breeding livestock as a leading regional industry. Readers can obtain a free sample by visiting 14 Thied Street.
Jersey City and Trenton reports announce the formation of United States Steel Corporation with an initial capital of 9000 dollars. Incorporators are Charlee C. Cluff Charles Mac Veagh and William M. Curtin of Hoboken each holding five shares of preferred and five of common stock. The firm aims to manufacture iron steel manganese coke copper timber and to develop lands and build transport and utility facilities. The principal office is in Hoboken.
fragmented OCR text notes senate discussions on a proposed measure and constitutional provisions. references to Naomi, Soca, and capital processes hint at legal actions and court intro. unclear details however indicate ongoing legislative consideration in the capital arena.
Fragmentary OCR reads a brief notice dated February 2 mentioning Whittemork and museum or civic matter. No clear action or full names available.
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