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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
1
Poominaetor TM files indicate plans for Tai pat Pans Fireworks site development. Details outline corporate actions, permits, and projected timelines. Authorities review includes zoning and safety compliance with expected public notices forthcoming.
A fragmented notice lists candle makers and merchants along Court Street offering discounted wares. It mentions tin ware, household items, and notions with emphasis on low prices and shipments. The text references dates and names in a vague historical catalog style.
A scrambled recap notes John Baldwin of Council Bluffs as a Republican candidate while labor and trade tensions loom with a looming miners strike. It cites Honduras railway concessions, a Denver mint gold brick incident, and various political moves including Indiana Governor Monat denying a Taylor extradition.
London dispatches report Cronje’s son surrendering after Boer forces attacked a reconstruction train near Klerksdorp. Pugilist Jim Halloway captured. bridge at Fourtowt Streame blown. Alexanderbund Congress opened at Paarl. cabinet difficulties for Sir John Gordon Spriggs. Lord Roberts says British casualties exceed one hundred. Hamilton slightly wounded.
Governor Thomlore Thurs ton Geer and Miss Isabella Trullinger, daughter of J C Trullinger, were married at the Presbyterian church with about 200 guests including Oregon and Washington officers and the governor's staff. A reception followed at the Trollinger home, then the couple left for Portland on the evening train. They plan a stay at Puget Sound and British Columbia before settling in Salem.
New York Herald report quotes Admiral Dewey saying he would serve if the people wanted him but that he believes the public does not want him to run. He notes that a few political leaders fix up a slate before the convention and insists the people have not expressed a desire for his candidacy.
Senator Simon Hetumns reacts to a Multnomah county election upset as he travels from Washington. He remains a Republican delegate hopeful for the national convention in Philadelphia and says he will not quit his seat until the convention convenes. He refuses to assign blame for the county vote.
A reader touts Acker’s Eing- Nish Remedy as a quick cough and cold cure. The testimonial claims personal use and relief, noting purchases and effectiveness in a terse, fragmented advertisement-like letter.
In a Philadelphia dispatch, Senator Platt hinted at H B Odell of New York as a potential vice presidential candidate. The interview discussed aligning Odell with civil party leaders to block Allison and Dolliver, aiming to influence the Republican ticket.
In San Francisco on June 15 Judge Morrow ruled that the general quarantine of Chinue town enforced by the board of health was discriminatory in character. The decision challenges the quarantine as applied and raises questions about its fairness and legality.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows here voted to exclude epenite and hotel keepers from the order in this state.
A devastating fire swept a tenement in New York today killing nine and injuring seven. The dead include William Cotter and Kate Cotter, Louis Marion and Mary Marion. several family members of the Marion household are among the victims. A baby also perished, and a mysterious toddler is listed among the injured. The blaze destroyed the building, with responders racing to rescue residents as flames raged through the structure.
Over forty delegates attended the Kypworth League convention in Pendleton. Attendees included Mine Ted Moll, Mine Nettie Riberband, Mine Nellie [ingy], Julia Blackburn, Elizabeth Hamiwr, Bilnie blogmen, J. Kvatrn, Maile Kvane, Milton, Bev, J.0. Bricland, Adatie, Aragon, and 3. C. Pennies welcomed by Whit Rin College president.
A fragmented notice predicts the twentieth century as the era of invention and discovery. It cites Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a celebrated remedy for stomach ailments and urges readers to use only the genuine product with a private revenue stamp. The piece also notes the wool mills at The Dalles resumed operations on Thursday morning.
Washington reports mobs in control at Tien Tsin with Chinese authorities unable to restore order. Foreign troops and naval forces arrive, while U S counsel notes rising danger as ships head to reinforce and potential allied intervention looms amid China relief efforts.
A historical weather note describes wheat recovering after a spell of heat and wind. The passage notes rain and cooler temperatures aided grain safety, reducing further risk and stabilizing crop conditions.
Four cases have broken out in the past week or ten days in the Vilot Mook Jteck area near Pitot Rock. Reports mention multiple local sufferers and calls for medical attention. A nostrum claim for a remedy by Acker's Blood Wine is advertised as a guarantee sold by Brooke McCunias.
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