05 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1900
Page
1
The report notes a remarkable trade involving a ukulele and Nantese bank actions. Carters and Twayl linked to the exchange, with signals of a seamor’d purchase and notable timing.
A jumble of reports cites Maximo Gomez as a future leader, naval reforms, a medical advance by Tere Bierler, and political shifts in Cologne. Cotton exports rise sharply, New York mayor removal petitions surface, and a U S cavalry incident is noted amid famine, cholera, and refugee crises in India.
Eight months after the war began Lord Roberts reaches Pretoria as British forces seize the Transvaal capital. Jubilation spreads across England with crowds in London cheering and flags waving. An order releases British prisoners held at the Transvaal, while Kruger remains eastward with followers.
Washington report describes a riotous scene in the hall during a clash between Lente and Hull over General Corbin and patronage. Witnesses say cheers and hisses filled the chamber as accusations flew about army appointments and loyalty.
A fall on a railway car injures Charlee Purrell of Allumy while a coroner reports a death from consumption in Buxton. Deputy Markxhul Kolwrte recovers a suspect in a Portland mail robbery. North Yakima hosts a semi monthly wool buyers meeting with 2000 pounds sold, and Rev Father Lambert Coonundy plans to visit Washington to arrange aid for Chinese missions.
Washington January 5 The adjutant general issued a brief statement denying changes in the policy for occupation troops in the Philippines. He said there has been no alteration in the plan to send remaining volunteers home by May and that officers will be relieved in the order set by the War Department.
The report covers Washington addressing a pension appeal, Honolulu advices dated May 20, a Pineal gland claim disputed by a health authority, and the death of Alexander Chrishuli on May 2. It notes a territorial day celebration plan, Chicago police theft of 48 balls weighing 10 pounds, and a railroad car theft. Missouri Democrats meet in Kansas City to nominate a full state ticket and adopt a platform with no major contest.
A letter from Mrs. A. Tolle describes dramatic weight gain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She went from 95 to 140 pounds following one bottle and gained praise from others for her improved appearance. The note alleges Pinkham has fifty thousand similar letters.
The democratic astute convention met today in New York. The gathering moved with restraint to avoid any appearance of friction in the proceedings.
Georg Barry of Dubuque Iowa has been appointed United States marshal for Alaska in a June announcement.
The president nominated G. D. Praner for the Blaine Washington postmaster position. The notice is dated June 5 and names Blaine as the locale for the appointment.
A fragmented notice reports Haltinor Jones and Deiertic Atute holding a convention to elect a delegate to Kanan City and adopt a platform. Obituary notes Woden Sherman, age 72, in a nearby death, with survivor Mr. Sherman Peewaber.
A fragmented item reports on wheat markets with references to Chicago and Washington and mentions the Alake tobacco industry, the New Bedford dealer, and copper infused fuel debates. It notes production of a vivid fuel and signals interest from European buyers amid price talk and speculative commentary on trading behavior.
Consul General Songer notes Brazil requires a strict oral and written exam in Portuguese for physicians surgeons and dentists trained abroad before they may practice in major cities. Dozens of American dentists work there, many soon prospering, with firms like DeWitt’s Lithia and Tullman & Co. prominent in the market.
The report shows Democratic candidates winning major county roles in Umatilla with Moody for county content and Wolverton for sheriff leading, while Republicans tally in other contests for supreme judge and various offices. Scratching and mixed results across precincts are noted with totals and uncertainties, amid a statewide political contest.
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