25 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
1
A dated ad style note speaks of reliable groceries and stock for both robust and delicate eaters. It urges readers to send orders, noting savings on every item and a friendly approach to troublesome needs with tempered advice.
The Boston Store and John B. Stetson & Co announce they will take special pains to have our hat for spring made extra fine. The note underscores quality and seasonal readiness from these firms.
Reports include Lt Taylor drowning in Florida, Charles F. W. Neely to stand trial in Havana for embezzlement, Mrs Towns in Indiana charged after a saloon attack, Rolling Prairie battle anniversary near Little Rock, Muskogee law and order measures, war department troop dispatch authority, banking committee’s favorable currency substitute, Maybrick case pursuit of pardon, receivership totals for Chosen Friends at 774,710 with large protested checks pushing liabilities above 800,000 and potential three-cent payout.
Miss Elisabeth Giesy aged 75 dies in Portland. C L Reeves files bankruptcy claiming $1 liability. Hog disease reports rise near Moscow with hogs dying. Peter Miller killed near Canby by a passing engine while on a tricycle. Murray Wade bound over for assault to kill in Salem. Oregon Historical Society signs incorporation papers for 1906 exposition. Ann Crocker dies at 77 at county poor farm after moves from house on Macadam. Mrs Jackia Dawson dies at 84 near Albany. Marion Murchison dies at 76. family early settlers in Summerville and Grande Ronde valley.
A medical guide touts keeping the stomach and digestion in order to maintain vitality in old age. Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser is cited as aiding digestion and nutrition to strengthen the body and support daily nourishment despite aging.
The Indian War Veterans Committee expenses will be paid by the state to Washington. The vote for United States Senator shows Corbett and several others elected with absent members noted. The governor signs measures on taxes and initiative referendums and names support for the Indian War veterans’ delegation to secure pensions.
Reports from Guthrie Oklahoma Territory describe fears of an Indian uprising near Stroud and Bacon. Troops are not deployed yet though the sheriff warns the situation is becoming serious as attacks and depredations continue and residents flee their homes.
A Senate resolution on Philippine independence was reported today and sent to both houses. The report notes 114 titles adjusted by the committee and an introduced revolutionary independence measure will be addressed in a speech set for Monday.
A fragmented Washington dispatch reports on Indian excitement tied to upcoming senate succession rumors. It mentions Sinna and Clapp with reference to who will replace whom and notes tensions around authority and reporting from Indian sources. The piece hints at McCirtany and Aurela Bennett in the context of formal statements or actions.
Mrs Nation tears mobbed entry to Nope Hope Kansas as Carrie Nation arrives late at night. A temperance group hails no damage and claims the event was a practical joke, but Nation appears excited and retreating amid crowd chatter and rumors.
A garbled serial appears to recount the Stickel murder at Castle Rock with Knapp and Nalsha details, plus a broad sweep of charges, executions and arrests. The text moves through trials, a burglary, grand jury references, and a public meeting postponed due to weather, interwoven with notices of naval movements and regional incidents.
Fragmentary OCR notes name Baron Wilhelm Rothsebild as head of a German concern. Text mentions a death and associates with Wrookton and Jay, possibly indicating a loss or obituary note in a historical context. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
English Commons meets after Victoria’s death as Balfour urges express love and trust in the king. Lords discuss proceedings while London reports detail the queen’s death, funeral route, and German royal participation at Spithead.
Washington January 25 President McKinley replies to King Edward’s letter with gratitude for the sympathy after the nation’s loss. The missive says the king believes the American people will share the sorrow and stands with the United States in mourning, signed Edward.
Sore lungs indicate weakened lung function due to a cold and cough. Persistent weakness may suggest a progression toward consumption, warning individuals to seek medical evaluation.
A historical claim touts Shilohs Consumption Cure as healing and strengthening the lungs curing the cold and stopping the cough with a promise of overall respiratory improvement.
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