The Boston Store Bargain Bonanza Opens
A Boston store unveils a new sale event featuring discounted merchandise across departments. Shoppers anticipate limited-time offers and doorbuster deals as the event runs through the weekend.
21 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1901
Page
1
A Boston store unveils a new sale event featuring discounted merchandise across departments. Shoppers anticipate limited-time offers and doorbuster deals as the event runs through the weekend.
Samuel H Warwick inventor of Root beer died penniless at the alme house in Piliphia. Ministers in the Ventonist-Fremeh wedding at Newport received 5000, with 7000 and 2000 to two others. Dan's Review shows 32 failures in the US this week, 242 last year, and 49 in Canada, 40 last year. San Francisco county considers an ordinance to pave streets and require half fare for school children on street railways. General Andrew Jackson McKay, veteran of the Civil War, died in New York. he served as quartermaster general on the staff of Greo W. Thomas. Minnesota Republicans nominate M. BK Clapp of St Paul for senator to succeed the late Davin. Moree E. Clapp, born in Delphi, dies at age years. Joan Lopes of Tucson burned to death by molten metal at Copper Queen smelter. Over 80,000 pension claims destroyed in Washington by fire. Rev Dr Loren Laertes Knox, long MT preacher, dies of bronchial pneumonia in Evanston. born Nelson NY. Lt. Dr eg was to be taken to Cuba regarding embezzlement by Neely in Cuba. Lindsay defends. West Point hazing abolished after cadets vote to end all hazing and class calls. Young Corbett of Denver defeats Joe Bernstein in seventh round by left hook. Bernstein injured, referee stops bout as Corbett dominates.
After an 86 hour trial in Dayton Washington, the jury finds the defendant guilty of assault and battery in the John Terpan rape case. Judge Brent imposes a fine of 200. The Marcus Daly estate is estimated at 20 million by three familiar with it, others placing it much higher. Mrs Daly named executor.
An old promotional text touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and lung ailments. It claims the medicine heals forms of disease others fail to benefit and urges acceptance of no substitutes. Testimonials praise health restoration and offer a medical adviser free with postage terms.
Reports from Cowes and London recount Queen Victoria's declining condition as her family gathers at Osborne House. Buckingham Palace and Osborne officials issue bulletins noting slight improvements and ongoing care while the Kaiser and Prince of Wales travel to be by her side.
The national convention of the United Mine Workers of America opened at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis at 10 oclock. A wage increase seems unlikely while future anthracite field affairs and the absorption of all labor branches are to be discussed. The engineers may gain the right to preserve their order, with the blacksmiths and drummers involved.
Reports from San Francisco and New York detail a plague year with 1802 cases and high mortality, a push for universal suffrage, and constitutional debates. Notable items include Dr Francia Clark on Hong Kong plague, a convention agenda on six states, and Elisha Gray's sudden death in Newton. Andrew Carnegie faced a labor dispute over a patent valuation.
A blaze in Walla Walla gutted the Stencil building and a forge shop early this morning. Joe Merchant reported stock losses near 12 000 with 12 1K insurance. the tin department quickly aided control as flames consumed the surrounding rooms.
United States Senate chaplain makes appeal for Victoria's recovery in Washington on January 21. The scene reflects cross party warmth as Senator Chandler, recently defeated, is greeted in the chamber amid discussion of a proposed appropriation and the involvement of Justice Hillaran’s son in the affairs of Mexico.
A divided report from New York states Maggie Travie, aged 11, died after a suspected poisoning at St Luke's home. The incident involved improvised remedies and alleged administration by an unnamed adult, with early notes suggesting immoral use. The case remains under inquiry as investigators seek to determine motive and exact substances involved.
Fire swept the Kawanel Hotel in Kewanee Illinois early morning trapping occupants. Miner Peterson suffocated in the third floor, Ginher of Mort Wayne was injured by falling debris, and two others remain missing. The blaze started about 8 o'clock and caused extensive damage to the building.
January 21 report from I L Hay and Co and major exchanges notes stronger wheat on higher cables and Argentine plague fears hindering shipments. Liverpool up, New York opened higher, trading range and close reported. Also a bold testimonial promotes De Witt’s White Hasel Salve with cautions about imitations.
The speaker outlines committee chairs while the senatorial fight grows murkier with caucus failures. Rumors place Corbett around 90 votes on the first ballot, Mebride may back 20, Hermann could rally 10, and Mitchell remains a possible figure as lawmakers reconvene at 2 PM.
London reports Hoers attacked Polvetia in Tranevaal western area and were repaired. A stall band hoors seen near the wea by Cape Town. Arizona Legislature news from Phoenix notes Jet tomlin ba van at noon and Eugene Ives elected president of the council.
The Grand Army executive committee met yesterday afternoon and chose Cleveland as the site for next year’s annual show. The decision follows discussions on venue capacity and city support for the promt event.
Fire swept through the town's business district in the early hours, gutting storefronts and causing extensive damage estimated around 10000 dollars. No injuries reported as local crews battled the blaze.
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