14 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item lists various names and terms including S30 and e105 ionic PEE. The readable text mentions Thami inks Sham, all tuners, coles and styles, suggesting a miscellaneous sale or catalog snippet with unclear context.
The report notes pension appropriations reach new highs by four million dollars. In San Francisco jeweler C A Thanksin dies by morphine after failed job hunts. President Braguree of Chi suffers a paralytic stroke and may die. executive powers shift. Detectives in Kansas City break up a street brawl. two men are wounded. Texas and western markets brace for election year repercussions on business. A miner in Helvetia Arizona is killed in a Mexican gambling raid. two others wounded. Postmaster general issues rules expanding United States to include Porto Rico Hawaii in postal terms.
Immense dispatches describe Shanghai and Pekin tensions with 30,000 troops outside gates. Reports cite Boxer resistance, rail and bridge destructions, and international forces preparing and moving toward Tien Tsin and Pekin amid rising casualties and strategic concerns.
Letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nerve prostration and menstrual upsets. A Atlanta woman reports insomnia and heart distress improved after three bottles, while Visalia resident Lens Gaines notes renewed menses and regained strength after using the medicine and Blood Purifier.
The note lists wheat prices in Chicago and France with per cental figures, a Hutchinson collision claiming three women, famine relief in India with six million aided, the death of Mrs. Gladstone in London, and a note on Dr. King's New Life Pills. It also mentions a planned new building for St. Paul’s Episcopal School in Walla Walla with cost estimates between 4 000 and 10 000 dollars.
An article reports Republicans seeking to collect contributions from postal workers’ extra month salaries as voluntary gifts for campaign costs. The piece notes workers’ reluctance and calls the move an effort to tap funds from the public via party committees based in Philadelphia.
In Racranmonto a local gathering convenes with F C Karneworth of Tulare elected temporary chairman to lead proceedings.
At the state convention in Montpellier Vermont delegates vote by acclamation to nominate W. J. Devon for provident office. The event centers on party slate selection and formal endorsement.
A mixed entertainment program at Prager Opera Saturday featured Wright's Original Sushville students and Gideon's Wig Mintel Carnival with a Southern college glee club. Performances highlighted natural types of colored entertainers in a lively night of music and light comedy.
Report from J. L. May & Co. notes a strong morning for wheat with early gains fading by close. Liverpool and Chicago prices show small increases while oil shares drift and money markets remain steady. uncertainty lingers after a volatile session.
General Louis Botha has retired from command after the last Boer War clash. British forces performed no decisive actions in the engagement, leaving the outcome unresolved and signaling a shift in leadership during ongoing hostilities.
A dispatch notes Cleary faced no opposition as he met from lagogo to Lalog's Nek while Sir John Gordon Spriggs attempts to form a cabinet in London. Reports say minimal progress in Natal, with no prisoner mentions and no clear new appointments, as pacification talks in the Transvaal show signs of fruit.
Fire department teams and contractors plan a regional tournament on the fourth. Foreman Thin Shall leads a list of participants including Tuan Shiell Kilmer Parner Toward Ligne Lowney and Shackleford with all events entered. Training focuses on paper changes and prizes. officials earmark funds for the best display as rival firms watch the Alert event.
About a million pounds of wool have been sold by Pendiaton growers. Buyers show strong demand but prices vary with wool quality. Prices range around a shilling to thirteen pence per pound, with most lots fetching thirteen to fourteen pence. The sale transfers ownership of the wool crop for the year to buyers, creating a profitable enterprise for producers.
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