10 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
1
A rare chance to buy value goods at low prices includes 150 percales for se toile du nord ginghams, 10e dimities and lawns, 5e shirting prints, 4e50 yards white India linen, 4de fine dress gingham, and 8ge apron gingham. Silk waists mentioned at bargain rates.
An old newspaper advertisement lists bicycles, soap, hammocks, glassware, brush sets, and decorative items at deep discounts. Several items include patterned dishes, bread plates, and novelty glassware with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar. The note mentions subscriptions to weekly newspapers and periodicals.
Mrs. Mary Ashland Townsend known as Xariffa, a Southern poet and writer, died on Saturday. Other items include Iowa Republican primaries favoring Minister Conger over Cammins. machinists’ strike at New York Central ended pending arbitration. the Eagle censor blocks The First Visit. Andrew Carnegie transfers 10 million in 5 percent bonds for Scotland universities. Foxhall Keene wins Britain's Duke with Cap and Belle II. tensions rise in China Russia Japan. William A Brady retires from pugilistic management. death of William Orlando Bourne, pioneer abolitionist and poet.
News from Hood River reports the new electric light plant near completion and ready for operation within days. Major Lewis 5. Tesson, medical director of the Columbia department and Vancouver port surgeon, has died of apoplexy on Saturday. In Shaniko, wool losses: ten clips sold at 1 to 1.5 cents per pound, with more contracted. A Mira Brown letter from Forest Grove reveals BP Brown, a former resident, posted about a 3 year old, who died by poison at Ono California on May 25. Rain at Hood River spared strawberries. prices 1.76 to 2.20 per crate. Three cakes shipped Saturday night and about 400 crates of local shipments. Fariner near Duffir reports shipping first combined harvester to Mele ranches. If Hood River district success continues, more purchases likely. A sheep herder on the Magpie district road near Baker City is missing. a large search party investigates whereabouts.
The article argues that women’s health, not waist size, affects productivity and stamina. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a vegetarian remedy to regulate periods, stop unhealthy drains, heal inflammation, and cure female weakness, claiming no alcohol or opium. It also endorses Dr. Pierce’s Bone Pellets as a health aid and laxative use.
London reports Baron Rothschild and J A Morgan Jr deny negotiating with the Rothschilds to form a bank with 1 000 000 000 capital. The World cites rumors of Morgan organizing a vast Anglo American bank, with critics noting current national bank totals. Franco-Hussian Bank in St Petersburg to form with six million rubles capital.
Sir Walter Besant aged fourteen died at Hampel from illness. Robert Buchanan author and publisher died at 57 after a long illness. Robert James Lloyd Lindsay baron of Wantage died aged forty, a Crimean veteran and Victoria Cross recipient.
In Washington on June 10 Mrs. McKinney remained under careful observation with the latest bulletin noting improvement. Meanwhile Louis Stern, former U S consul here, died by suicide today after shooting in Bavaria.
The New York wheat market fell about a cent after the visible supply and government monthly reports. Prices opened at 70 1 8 and traded light ahead of the reports, then slipped to 70 ½ to 70 7 8 as stocks rose slightly. Sugar and coffee values were listed with modest changes and other commodities showed minor movements.
The Oregon Supreme Court affirms the lower court in Crows Point Merchandise vs China man and Crawford vs Hutchingon while reversing Hughes vs McCulloch and Swackhamer vs Johnson. Cases from Baker and Union counties proceed from the May term at Pendleton with more Eastern Oregon decisions expected as pending cases are disposed.
Four hundred Alameda county journeymen butchers struck at dawn prompting retailers to remove union labels. Proprietors say they will rally San Francisco retailers tonight or risk a long fight as workers threaten victory.
The foreign office announced that Germany will not mediate in the South African conflict. The statement said neither England nor France nor individuals, including Kissia, approached Germany to participate in any action to end the war.
The pope remains unable to drive and doctors urge him to stay in his Rome apartments all summer. Reports from Glen indicate South Africa operations in May were disastrous for British forces, with many taken prisoner or killed. Senator Tillman and Senator McLaurin clash over the latest controversy, describing Tillman as exploring mmngy our.
A June 10 dispatch notes Fitzhugh Lue Jr wounded and listed as better at Lipá following yesterday reports. Lieutenant Lee of the engineers and Lieutenant Springer of the twenty seventh infantry are tied to the Oyprit fatality case.
A demotional suit opens in connection with the Gilbert Bros bank suspension alleging that the late Wi Cosper was their partner. The case centers on adulterated remarks and financial ties amid the Marion County agricultural scene.
Constantinople reports from Albania that Italy plans to deliver about a thousand rifles to Albania amid unrest. The move is linked to a growing revolutionary mood in the region.
The Oregon Supreme Court heard the case state of Oregon versus Frank Molisniel, related to the death of Clara Fitch, with arguments presented on June 10 in Salem.
Hx resident Kruger arrived this morning in The Hague and is expected to meet Mrs. Kotha on her arrival there.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall arrived in Auckland aboard the royal yacht today, touching at Auckland city on a visit that enhances imperial ties. The royal party disembarked amid ceremony as officials welcomed them to New Zealand port.
The statement lauds our bread as the highest award worthy for its nutritive quality health giving properties delicious favor and lightness. It notes only the best four ingredients are used in baking.
Protectionists plan to impeach Speaker Henderson, backed by eight Republicans from the Babcock Stripe, who seek tariff revision. They oppose his re-election as presiding officer, hoping to install a leader who will uphold protectionist policy. The alleged motive ties to Henderson’s, or suspected, dealings with Representative Hathcock of Wire County regarding tariff reform.
Washington reports the Cuban constitutional convention debating President McKinley's demand that the Platt Amendment be adopted without modification before troop withdrawal or steps toward a Cuban republic. Havana dispatches suggest the ultimatum has influenced radicals and the amendment may pass as issued.
About three thousand miners in southern Galicia walk out in protest against ten hour days and three dollar weekly pay. One thousand troops are deployed to restore order at the strike site.
June 10 report from Lemion notes Chancellor Hicks Beach moved a resolution in the commons that passed to alter the molasses duty to two shillings per hundred ounces for sweetened content above twenty percent and two shillings for above fifty percent. The duty on rum is fixed at two shillings and nine pence for first class and two shillings for second class.
A confused report notes Joseph Manley seeks a gubernatorial honor in Lewiston Maine on June 10. It mentions a local figure from Potmouth Virginia and a medical claim about a facial sore cured by DeWire's Witel Hazel Salve.
Advertises 104 pair of Dongola lace vests patent leather shoes and a sale price of $a25 while supplies last. Announces a free pair of shoes to be given away on Wednesday and a guessing game in the show window about the number of beans in a jar with a contact pen.
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