28 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1901
Page
1
Seed seller promotes beans corn peas and grass seeds at special prices. Offers catalogue and asks to call or write for details. Includes 100 dozen peas and mixed beans as part of the offer. Local seeds and cultivation supplies promoted in a compact advertisement style.
Agency for Imperial, Columbia and Mer offers loading wheels priced at 35.00 for ladies or men. Sterling thesis just arrived. Also available are other wheels starting at 8.00.
Special prices advertised on closeout remnants and various items. Fancy Indian baskets offered at a significant discount. Melalleon items marked down heavily. Hundreds of toys available at bargain prices.
The Indiana legislature passed an election on the mode of capital punishment. Li Hong Chang receives U S credit for relief to China after a joint note signed by powers. An extra congressional session is likely due to the Philippine legislation need. T. O. Chandler of Liberty Missouri dies at home from apoplexy. He served in the Civil War as a Confederate adjutant. Judge Clements in Sigournay overruled a new trial motion in state vs Sarah Kuhn and sentenced Kuhn to life at Anamoea penitentiary for killing her husband. The Josiah Morris bank in Montgomery plans to open Saturday. capital stock 100000. deposits heavy. Dr Blunt issues quarantine rules for Bakersfield Cal for plague reports. strict San Francisco rules considered. The Rio Grande depot in Colorado Springs burned. Waterman Wolfe found dead with revolver. possible burglary. Judge Bundy in New Castle Indiana overruled a new trial motion in Diehl case. Diehl sentenced to 14 years in Michigan City prison.
Seaside resident John Ferry is under arrest in Astoria on assault charges involving a 14 year old girl, while John Allison remains at large after a recent disappearance. Attorney W A Lewis, linked to a $1474 embezzlement claim in Spokane, is missing. Mrs John Dowell of Walla Walla is summoned to Tacoma due to her son’s illness. Portland and O B R lines report a birth during travel near Spokane. A Washington bill proposes a ten percent rail freight cut for state grain and lumber shipments. Oregon pioneer J J W Bell, born 1810 in Cheevilly, died at Tallman after years of illness. Yakima Indians face a smallpox outbreak causing concern among tribes and agency staff as medicine men’ remedies are discussed.
A distressing series of collapses among notable figures occurs shortly after meals. Doctors cite acute organ distress and nutritional complications affecting heart, liver, and kidneys, with patients treated at multiple medical centers as investigations continue.
Salem notes reveal a tight senatorial contest as Corbett supporters clash with anti Corbett factions while the legislature adjourns in memory of the late queen. The state treasurer reports a record year end balance with debates over scalp bounty funding and a proposed tax levy reform.
The widow, son, and two TandHone wre Mach the sole lentes. Armonr left nothing to charity or to oil employees, causing a great surprise as the estate is valued around 15,000,000. Executors are male and bonded, with likely taxes guiding the estate plan. A separate note mentions Glave’s preliminary murder trial of his partner Trevalla in the Superior Court.
A New York court decision held that insurers must pay a claim by residents of the Isle of Wight over a fire or storm event. The ruling neutralizes defenses that the insured failed to prevent a loss, confirming coverage for the policyholders.
A steamer named Holland was sunk with eleven crew members lost. The vessel departed Kendon and met disaster at sea while the pilot’s fate remains unknown.
A naval reshuffle sees Rear Admiral Silac Cracy receive Admiral Albert Kaote as commander of the Mwelthe squadron amid a rel hired transition.
Madrid reports a disaster at sea as a vessel sinks in tebing love with 21 crew members. All hands are believed lost and search efforts continue to determine exact fate.
Washington observers debate Clive Neely's morning statement alleging he is used as a scapegoat to cover frauds at a Cuban port. Officials hesitate to concede any truth and view the claim as a bid to salvage credibility after failures in other efforts.
Towne of MiltoNote outlines the Philippine issue in Washington addressing a packed gallery. He condemns the war as near extinction for the archipelago and argues for a resolution that preserves liberty and flags the administration's imperial policy as dangerous and costly.
In Cincinnati on January 24 the attorney general plans to file an injunction to restrain Jefries and Ruhlin from fighting in public. The action cites public safety and the dignity of the state. Thousands expected to view the bout as ticket sales reach $25,000 post sale.
Report by I L Jay and Co notes wheat markets in Liverpool and New York closing lower and opening uneven as stocks slip. The visible supply shows a weekly decrease of 400000, with total 100701000. money at nine cents and prices ranging from 40 to 44.4, closing around 80.3.
A New York World correspondent in the Philippines reports Aguinaldo denying promised amnesty and autonomy while criticizing American terms. He asserts Filipinos will fight on until slavery and degradation end and a government of their own is won.
Carrie Nation, the temperance reformer, confronted Governor Stanley in his Topeka office over enforcing Kansas liquor laws. She accused him of dishonesty and breaking the law, while Stanley retorted that she faced a woman’s police role. Nation left for the attorney general while pledging to stay in Topeka and continue opposition to saloons.
Reports from Muskogee indicate split bands of armed men moving toward the Snake faction and newly arrested light horsemen. Detentions on the San Cheo railroad track persist as authorities report a looming clash and ongoing depredations as Chitto Hargo remains in captivity.
George Kerr, implicated in the assault and murder of Jonnie Honchietter, refused to plead guilty or not guilty to the rape charge. He was remanded for sentence along with three companions, with sentencing set for tomorrow as the case moves from the court.
A cablegram from Philippine rectors requests establishment of civil government as the movement progresses. The message was laid before the U.S. Senate today during a session attended by President Vryo of the Senate.
May wheat in Chicago surged to 78.54 cents and closed at 76.44 cents on the day, with buyers reacting to market cues and prospects for the next sessions noted in brief.
A local voting contest offered by Pendleton merchants promises a piano as a prize. Jane and other shopkeepers collaborate to run the promotion with purchase incentives and a petition at Brook Hill to qualify customers.
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