13 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
1
Local storefront dispute at Boston Store prompts delay as parties pursue settlement. Court records show continued hearing dates and potential impacts on property access and retail operations. Officials urge calm and orderly proceedings to preserve commerce.
Advertisements tout assorted items including bicyc le accessories candles and soaps, hammocks, garden sets, and glassware. Notable prices show $25 for a $35 item, $1.24 to $3.45 for sets, and select jewelry pieces up to 60 cents. Subscriptions offered for the Weekly Examiner and other periodicals.
SALE OF VESSEL DRY GOODS STOCK lists discounted fabrics by the yard with items such as corded Soleil plaid novelty silk and wool, 36 to 73 inch widths, repeatedly reduced from regular prices like 59c to 38c and 75c to 46c, including silk blends and Jap silk under wholesale-style markdowns.
News notes the death of Alabama governor William J. Samford in Toccaloosa after a period of illness due to heart disease. Also reported are varied international and national items including financial shifts in Nicaragua and a mass of corporate moves in the United States.
A messy report notes potential expansion of Oregon manufacturing into condensed milk. Other items include a fatal shooting near Phillips Washington county and various court actions in Marion county.
An old saying warns children eat as if their eyes are bigger than their stomachs and risk indigestion. The article endorses Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak digestion, claiming it cures stomach and nutrition disorders without alcohol or narcotics, aiding proper assimilation of nutrients.
Pendleton warehouses report 4 251 412 pounds of wool receipted so far this season up to June 17. Judd and Hendley note highly organized packing and marking with 200 sacks stored at Independent Warehouse. Wool trade shown as robust with 2 000 000 pounds expected to pass through Pendleton mills this year.
The New York market report notes a volatile wheat session with a tentative turning point after a weeklong decline. Prices moved from a low to a close near 77 and stocks like St. Paul and Union Pacific rose, while quotes in Chicago and Liverpool fluctuated and commodity prices remained active.
Palm Beach Florida June 14. Henry M. applying for a divorce under a new law that makes insanity a valid cause. Mrs Flagler in New York still under the cloud of the case. If the divorce is granted, Flagler plans to remarry after the decree is issued.
London reports government circles plan a 250 million pound levy on Transvaal gold mines to fund half of the South African war. Public reaction mixed with stockholder consternation yet broad popular support anticipated. Belfast notes renewed religious rioting on Queen's Island injuring several shipyard workers. Paris reports another duel involving Maxia, with wounds to the adversary. Atlantic City rumors Mrs. McKinley will be brought there when her condition allows. Tacoma reports Magous lodge rescinded its prior recognition of negro Masons. London notes Christine Jonason, a famed Swedish maid, is seriously ill in hospital.
Washington reports that even with unqualified Cuban acceptance of the Platt amendment the United States will not abandon its trusteeship or withdraw troops immediately. The Cuban constitutional convention must draft election laws and establish a functioning government. October 1 is the earliest date for possible Cuba autonomy, with General Wood heavily involved in selecting first Cuban leaders.
In San Francisco on June 1, officers locate no new leads as the search for stolen government supplies continues. Secret Service had warned Col. Mane months ago that supplies were for sale, but no action followed until newspapers intensified pressure. Army officials deny a systematic looting claim, especially in transport and repair services.
Shreveport Louisiana June 1 A white mob surrounds the Kinnebrew store scene of John Foster murder seeking lynching of seventeen suspects. Edwards capture reported as a Black man is taken back to the scene to be burned. Highways into Shreveport show armed tension with women among prisoners. Jubilee Day assembly for the International YMCA takes place in Heston with delegates and speeches.
Amateurs from Buffalo to Jones compete as top clubs from the United States and Canada enter the amateur Athletic onion championship at the Pat American stadium. The event promises the year's grandest carnival with major races and events slated for Saturday.
The text notes Andrew Carnegie being formally conferred a degree at Glasgow University. It also mentions American locomotives hauling English trains and a global spread of machinery. An advertisement promotes Hortentur’s Stomach Hitters as a universal remedy for indigestion and related ailments.
A news item describes a display of elaborate crockery with European influences. It praises wares for dinner and salad sets and mentions decorative cut glass and artistic elegance aimed at delighting the eye and mind.
Advertises a store at 716 Main Street Pendleton Oregon offering buy one pair and get another free pair on Wednesday June 19. Mentions a window display to reveal how the promotion works and targets both ladies and gentlemen.
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