03 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary notes list price ranges for hammocks, garden goods, croquet bets, and various jewelry pieces. Mentions sterling silver novelties and gold filled rings with assorted base bands. No clear event or entities identified in the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered letters and numbers with no coherent event or identifiable entities. The readable content lacks a discernible person, place, organization, date, or outcome to summarize accurately.
General notice reports St Anthony Idaho post office to be raised to presidential grade on January 1. Across Utah the Tungreirth anniversary of Brigham Young is observed with ceremonies. Reports also note labor strikes at Hoeyoke Massachusetts mills and ongoing textile wage talks reaching a deadline this week. A disturbance in San Francisco involves soldiers wrecking a saloon near the Presidio. The Sheridan transport sails to Manila with recruits and supplies as teachers head to the Philippines. Berlin hosts Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry amid fair weather for royal and court festivities. Chicago hosts the Big Nine field meet under the Intercollegiate Association with 204 athletes. Michigan wins the pennant.
President Plamnner of Mahon ing railroad company says the firm plans to construct about 100 miles of railway up the Methow and Twiep rivers in Central Washington to reach copper mines. In Portland about four barbers strike to force shop owners to accept union regulations. Lieutenant Governor H H McBride of Washington believes Governor Rogers may be justified in calling an extra legislature to fix errors in a capital punishment law.
The piece discusses preparation for motherhood as key to healthy children and promotes Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Guide. It includes a testimonial about a wife using medicine to restore weight after childbirth and offers free paper cover copies sent for mailing costs.
The Locust Hill Rabbitry in Pendleton Oregon lists hare prices at five dollars per pair and four dollars each. Barred Buff and White Plymouth Rock breeding stock priced at two dollars per 15 sittings, with hen items at one dollar fifty per fitting. imports and terms vary. Visitors welcome. for more information contact Pendleton Oregon.
Reports say the Weare Commission Company accumulated ten million bushels to corner July wheat. Heavy buying by Weare brokers pushed July wheat from 74 48 to 78 18 in Chicago trading, with related price notices across markets.
In New York beef jumped two or three cents a pound as butchers linked the rise to beef scarcity. They intimate the beef trust is at work, while Chicago reports cattlemen blame a general cattle market surge driven by strong European demand.
A fourth physician Dr Oster of Baltimore joined the McKinley consultation at the White House this morning. Mrs McKinley's condition remains grave though she woke earlier in the day looking brighter before another nervous attack. No change in her overall status was reported after Dr Mixey's visit.
General Pearson cites a cablegram from his country signaling expectation of a speedy honorable peace in the Transvaal. A London report of Botha and Keager in peace talks is officially denied by the Transvaal legation. Kitehener’s dispatch claims higher casualties at Vinkfontein on May 2 with two lieutenants dead and one missing.
Word of a divine wrath superstition spreads in Rome as news arrives that the Italian queen bore a daughter. Circles say the infant’s birth punishes the king and queen for Italy's handling of the pope and papacy amid general quiet unrest.
In San Francisco on June 4 the federal circuit court postponed the appearance of Geary Noyes Woods for contempt proceedings. The change relocates the hearing to a later date or different venue and aligns with information that Woods is en route to Nome, possibly via the Opeyoum Express toward Dakota.
The lightship at McKenzie Head, stranded for months, was floated this morning and will be repaired. Officials report the vessel had been adrift for about eighteen months and is now being salvaged for rehabilitation.
Eugene and Jane announce a district bond sale this month for a public works cleanup project. The request seeks bids at four percent interest for a twenty year term, inviting bidders to submit offerings in the upcoming public auction.
The wheat market rises with Northwest crop reports and foreign demand. Prices at New York and Chicago edge higher while the visible supply falls sharply and stocks stay firm. money remains easy with farmers wary as markets react to limited supply and bullish forecasts.
G D Simmons a locomotive fireman sues for 40000 damages after a May 18 wreck at Kamela while switching in the yard. He alleges permanent injuries from the collision near Kamela while traveling from La Grande for medical care. O R N Co and local counsel dispute liability with multiple witnesses listed.
A chaotic report describes a gun incident linked to a person named Hammer and a manager from Company P. The assailant’s motive remains unclear as authorities seek the shooter while Hammer is hospitalized in critical condition. Local witnesses recalled a fleeing suspect walking along an Ohio route after an attempt tied to Atlantic and Pacific tensions.
Limited travel deal announces round trip rates between Hinghom station and Warm Springs with stage fare included. Two day Geket for 2.75 covers hotel and baths at the springs plus railroad and stage fares. Advertising text urges DeWitt Little Early Risers for health benefits and endorses Allman & Co.
In Tien Tsin a riot between German French British and Japanese forces left one French soldier dead and several wounded. German officers halted the melee amid bayonet rain as authorities plan a gradual transfer of city administration to Chinese officials.
The Revenue Cutter Hamilton landed a full force of marines at Jacksonville Florida after authorities requested aid amid labor trouble. Local troops were deemed insufficient to handle potential unrest.
Washington observers say no extra session of Congress will be called to tackle Cuban and Philippine issues. Legal advisers believe a workaround exists to avert it. The president cabinet and all senators and congressmen oppose the move. Toronto report notes a death announcement for Jr. Mackay, a prominent figure.
Report states Emperor Kwang Teu will not undertake a global tour as previously speculated. Officials cite ongoing duties and regional commitments requiring direct imperial attention.
Three fires were reported with narrow escapes. Sparks from a new Wool Dyers warehouse caused wool sacks to burn briefly, the fire dying out on its own. A gardener’s residence on West Court Street caught fire about 11 oclock, and a wood frame house near Alta Street burned to the ground after a windy night alarm amid public fear of a wider disaster.
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