Store Delivers Free Goods Promptly
A local store touts free delivery and prompt service for all orders. It emphasizes a wide selection of seasonal delicacies and claims the lowest prices in town on high grade fancy and staple groceries.
01 Jul 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1901
Page
1
A local store touts free delivery and prompt service for all orders. It emphasizes a wide selection of seasonal delicacies and claims the lowest prices in town on high grade fancy and staple groceries.
The preliminary trial for Considine s killing of Meredith in Seattle is set for Wednesday. A Wichita Kansas elevator was destroyed by fire with no loss estimate. Pocahontas flood death toll stands at 31 with many still missing. Elizabeth Moore of Philadelphia wins the United States women's tennis title again. City Bank of Buffalo faces collapse amid bad speculation. Kuorihama monument dedication flags Commodore Perry landings in Japan on Mihinet day. AFL President Gompers shows recovery after streetcar accident. Alabama constitution proposals include literacy tests property qualifications tax payments and criminal ban on voting. Lole Kennedy receives a ten year sentence for husband Philip Kennedy s murder in Kansas City. No Cuban force reductions planned. 5000 troops stay per Governor General Wood s guidance. A blue book reports 1890 100 famine relief cost 18 9 million and plague deaths near 600 000 over five years to March 1901. Census of 141 shows population growth of five to six million in the last century rather than 10 million. The logs record deaths from famine.
Idaho fruits and livestock report show Snake River orchards yielding peaches while sheep succumb to an illness near Elk Creek and Camas Prairie. Idaho wool buyers note the year’s clip dwindling and a large Mountain Home sale sets a record. Local court ruling affects Northern Pacific land claims and a new animal cruelty society forms in North Yakima with public concern over recent abuse incidents.
The text warns against repeated treatments for female diseases and urges Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a decisive cure. It claims many women suffer long without relief and that a few bottles could end years of pain, restore periods, drainage, and heal inflammation and ulceration.
Grand jury in Portland cites widespread gambling and Chinese lotteries with about sixteenLotteries and twenty five fan-tan games. Chinese contributors pay around 36 dollars monthly while white guards receive illicit tribute. police captain or special officer rumored. Prosecutions under state law falter due to evidence gaps, city ordinance allows closure within 24 hours through municipal action.
A severe storm struck Chicago near Lincoln Park injuring and killing a number of men and boys fishing on a crowded pier. Eleven deaths are confirmed with feared additional victims, as rescue efforts continue after the lightning strike.
The New York market reports a weak wheat session with Chicago prices at a new mark while Liverpool and New York see mixed moves. Corn gains on crop damage news. money sits at 4 to 5 percent as steel and other stocks show varied activity. A Michigan delegation visits San Francisco for Governor Pingree’s remains and a guard of honor is arranged to Detroit.
A sunny July 1 morning on Narragansett Bay saw Columbia and Constitution racing for the season opener. Spectators lined the shores as Columbia narrowly defeated Constitution by a three boat length margin in the first contest.
Buffalo July 1 The City National Bank led by president Wim. OC Cornell failed to open its doors amid reports of large excursions on midway accounts connected to the institution.
President signs commission making William Howard Taft civil governor of the Philippines. Taft serves as governor while the United States maintains control. Washington speaks as Taft accepts the post.
Proposals from the state department in Amsterdam and Consul General in Frankfurt outline draining the Zuider Zee area to reclaim about 115 000 acres of fertile land. Estimated total cost about 908 million with 1.8 million indemnity to fishermen, and potentially 500 000 acres of oil land expected to follow.
Vortland reports the harbor committee and night selling party move toward Astoria to oppose further appropriations for river mouth improvements. Citizens in Astoria plan to challenge the charter committee over above town ar rovements amid expected unfavorable views from party leaders. London hosts Dominion Day dinner with Lord Strathcona presiding and invites Choate Chamberlain and other prominent guests.
Blate v Win and Moore v Jas Hill in Union county reversed. State v Minnie in Umatilla county affirmed. State v Pewak and MiDaniel in Malt county affirmed.
Fragmented text reports Raffael Jauer, noted Porto Rican educator and journalist, arriving in New York from Porto Rico. The account is unclear on his destination and status, with missing explanations and a possible reference to Newark.
In San Francisco on July 1 twenty five union workers from Toledo and the east arrived to work at the Union Iron Works. Strikers have not yet acted.
Fire destroyed a large Boston and Maine railroad storehouse in Boston this morning. Flames overwhelmed four and five story sections, causing extensive damage to the facility and disrupting rail operations. Investigations into the cause are expected, with local authorities coordinating containment.
The July heat wave sweeps the East with New York and Philadelphia reporting deaths and numerous prostrations. Chicago and Baltimore endure extreme temperatures while Washington notes a nationwide surge in heat through the Rockies and beyond. Ice cream shortages arise as demand spikes.
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