28 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
1
A garbled note describes a grocery store labeled The White House Grocery Store. It mentions items like cheese and produce with odd spellings and references to learning ancient methods, long ago techniques, and preserving goods in good woods. The text reads as a playful or mistaken OCR fragment with no clear events.
Nal blow reper kulow and glove batterera are noted in a peculiar entry from a local page. The text shows fragmented phrases with no clear narrative or event.
Fragmented text references a gunlen oels item and Rovian Broome in a ported sale or event. It mentions a pound and names Louwhanne and Ser, suggesting a local notice or brief in rough form. Further readable details are unavailable.
General news item reports William J Bryan denying nul rights to pave in Cuba and opposing an extra Congressional session. Other notes include Turney VFW resolution against inviting the president to Memphis, and various stock and political topics with mixed details.
Ed 1 reports Shoewaker a foreman killed while croupling cars near Pountello. A powder tie to a Northern Pacific track near Rathdrum is noted. Frank held in Portia on forging charges related to Lene Leiner Vancouver tires. Court in Baker City, nickel machine law enforcement, Yakima council buys street grading crushers, wage figures, and tax levy requests. J J Reynolda committed to insane asylum. Charles R McKay dies in Portland. veteran Indian War figure Wie boty dymuery and Winnepeg origin.
An ad asserts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery stops coughs and treats causes of chronic lung conditions. It claims cures for obstinate coughs bronchitis weak lungs and hemorrhages. The copy promises superior relief with no substitute and emphasizes reliability and tradition.
London reports claim General Botha surrendered to Lord Kitchener, with conflicting bulletins from Pall Mall Gazette and Evening Mail. Hopeful London mood grows as British forces gain supplies while officials await official confirmation.
Attorney General Binckborn announces a broad inquiry into the State Land board and related defalcations dating to the Napoleon Davis era. He will extend investigations to the Geo. W. Davis and other administrations with no politics involved. Clerks Hackett Joney Hodson to report March 4 at 65.00 per day.
Coroner Jury finds the Rio Janeiro disaster resulted from criminal negligence by Captain Ward and Milot Jordan. Pacifico Mail Co censured for incompetent crew on its voyages and failure to aid passengers. Life Savers say Ellingson heard distress signals but was removed and will be prosecuted.
Vienna reports a violent riot during an anti Rome agitation linking ultramontanes and Protestant Germans. Insults traded with taunts like Capal iackier priest ridden latere heathen cannibals and damned parverts. Clerical deputy Sustresies wrestled as turmoil continued and longshoremen area Maraellion attack in Longshoremen Strina area.
This morning about a thousand strikers attacked the wharves and tried to damage ships but were repelled by gendarmes after a Flores confit. In Parliament, Broderick said no official news of General Botha's surrender had been received and the Guardian denial of a Nicaraguan treaty rejection was disputed.
Report from Chicago and New York brokers notes no change in wheat today with Liverpool and New York closing unchanged from yesterday. Low temperatures threaten western wheat lacking snow cover, potentially affecting prices over the coming month. May futures showed slight movement with openings and closings near 80 cents. San Francisco May wheat opened at 98 44 and closed at 98 1/8 cents per cental.
William Maswell Everts, former U S Senator and leading jurist, died at his home in New York City at 0:10 AM after a period of feeble health. He defended Johnson in the impeachment trial and held roles including attorney general and secretary of state. Funeral set for Saturday. interment in Windsor Vermont.
The American Cattle Growers Association considers rejoining the National Livestock Association or remaining independent as Denver hosts its March convention. The executive committee will outline agenda on government land leasing transportation rates and other major issues. The secretary notes current membership covers cattle valued at about 150 million dollars across the nation. Oregon orchard figures are cited with 16 500 acres valued at 100 per acre plus potential value boosts from spacing and variety. A separate note cites an estimate of 130 apple varieties seen at a single sale. A cold remedy advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Qij twi and a separate reward is offered for Colonel Hart's body recovered from Snake River.
Washington feb 24 the house and senate reach agreement on the war revenue reduction bill setting beer tax at 1.60 per barrel while several taxes including banking capital and life and fire insurance policies are repealed or amended the river and harbor bill passes the senate and foreign affairs notes report progress on china settlement amid Berlin and pekin tensions a robbery in the Dalles gale city leaves 200 missing from a hotel room pocket book
Ex Governor Lord of Oregon, now minister to Buenos Ayres, plans to return to the United States during a visit. Clarence L Thurston, son of Senator Thurston, sails for Liverpool to take a new post as secretary of the U S legation at Buenos Ayres, while Lord leaves his office in charge until the new secretary arrives.
The town of Molson in Okanogan County is under court control as receiver J D Mitchell seizes the town. Creditors submitted a satin to Judge Hanford alleging involuntary bankruptcy by George Bb Mechem owner of all town property and real estate.
Fragmentary text references individuals and a seaport with lines about bolstering efforts and a bottle. Mentions include Bald 2 tive sin and Tallman & Co, but details are unclear and names are fragmented.
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