27 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
1
The notice imitates a vintage grocery sign praising a White House area store that sells American and imported cheeses. It emphasizes fresh, well kept products and broad appeal to customers. The copy stresses affordable, reliable groceries and customer satisfaction.
A fragmented report notes a senatorial stalemate in the Delaware Senate and mentions various unrelated items including a bank closure in Ashly IL, a boxing match in Galveston, and naval funding cuts affecting cruiser and battleship plans.
A damaged OCR fragment lists items like paper knives gloves and cottoners among goods described for sale. The partial text mentions a council or committee and a local sale event but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
The readable text shows a fragmented entry referencing bids and credits with numbers such as 84,48 and 108. It mentions a total amount near 1 and a credit set and final figures. The text is unclear and partial, limiting precise reconstruction of names, places, or events.
Readable text shows a garbled hardware catalog style list including items like wheels, graphite, padate, wrench, bolts and sundries with scattered prices and product codes. No coherent event or actors present.
Fragmentary notice lists 4000 garden seeds and items including Lew woods and aptae winetars with aale attic reference. Mentions Russian Broome grave and imported Ife a pound.
Governor Geer signs for Oregon's Buffalo exposition exhibit. Five smallpox cases at Catholic school in Lawret on, mild cave outbreaks. Fairhaven firm to manufacture about 30 million tin cans. Alaska supply portion 7,000,000. Portland thief J A Lone jailed five years for cafe robbery. Marion County delinquent tax roll shows 2,000 of 217,695.04 unpaid. Astoria to tax 0. per month per telephone instrument March 1. Deaths include Arch Wilson in Seattle age 63 and 10 months, Dr Ellie V. Froger in Los Angeles age 63, Gordon Smith 17 drowning, Mrs Lucy Howell Oregon City, Calundar Raudalaugh Salem. Governor commutes Joseph Gentemann forgery sentence to two years.
Fragmentary text describes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a tranquilizer for nerves and a general health aid. It mentions healing soul strength and broad body health benefits, with references to formulations and effects, though the passage is garbled.
In Denver and Washington reports unfold about Admiral Sampson and a letter from Gunner Charles Morgan requesting promotion. The letter and endorsements trigger debates on aristocracy in the Navy and social obstacles for warrant officers. An identified suspect, Alma Cowen, faces press scrutiny in a separate assault case linked to the broader tensions.
Coroner inquest into the Rio Janeiro wreck finds Chinese crew showed cowardice and refused aid to passengers. Captain Ward blamed for not entering harbor. Wildman statement discusses Philippine outlook and Aguinaldo’s leadership amid insurrection.
The conference report on the military academy appropriation bill was presented to the House. The main dispute centered on a leasing provision requiring the academy superintendent to issue rules to prevent hazing and expel cadets guilty of hazing who cannot graduate. A separate note reports Dorothy Carter identifying Deck Hood as the man in a crime case.
In Vienna a speech by a Czech leader triggered a violent clash as German guards attempted to quell demonstrations. The crowd attacked German officials, inflicting injuries. police and officials struggled to restore order amid chaotic shouting and arrests.
Washington feb 27 news says those in charge of the army appropriation bill and the Cuban and Philippines amendments expect a vote to be postponed today as opposition fractures. In other coast reports a Western New York and Pennsylvania line derailment near Olmos injures one dead and two fatally wounded after a switch failure.
London reports Lord Kitchener received a war office summary on General French’s pursuit of General Botha in eastern Transvaal. The failure to secure a grand coup leaves four dead and five wounded with about 500 surrendering as reinforcements and response falter.
Fragmentary ad copy warns about cold remedies with suspicious claims, urging readers to seek safe cold relief. The snippet hints at questionable ingredients and a warning to avoid fake refunds or ineffective products.
Gertrude Brooklyn widow of the so called Napoleon of Finance died in a Cincinnati flat after years of poverty and hardship. She claimed Obsries Graham was the father of a child born two months before her death, the infant dying the same day. Her remains went to a New York undertaker.
Chief of Detectives Armstrong believes Al Cowen, under arrest in Denver, is the mysterious prowler who attacked three women with an iron bar last Friday and has terrorized women on the streets for six months. Police found an iron bar, revolver, and cartridges on arrest. Cowen speaks incoherently and appears mentally unwell.
Terrible scene as the Kemmerer mine fire claims thirty two lives. Eight bodies recovered, many victims Austrians and Italians with three Americans among the dead. Names and ages listed, while heavy mine air hampered recovery efforts. The disaster occurs after a rapid explosion and fire, with families awaiting word at the shaft mouth.
In Berlin deputies debated a 120 million mark bill for German troops in China. The government argued the forces are needed to prevent Chinese claims, but a satisfactory arrangement was promised.
Advices from the Sions agencian report Native Indiana mood growing hostile over funds owed from the 1800 treaty lands sale. The report warns of possible serious trouble if the Interior department ignores their grievances. In Cape Town bubonic plague reports rise with eight new cases and increased alarm.
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