27 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
1
A damaged line from an OCR note mentions a bicycle and a price of 35 dollars. The text is fragmentary with unclear context and lacks identifiable names or locations.
Obituary reports Joseph Cook the distinguished lecturer and author has died at Whitehall New York. Weather and international notes include a long hot spell in Chicago with several deaths and the German press speculation on army strength.
Thurston Pettijohn and Frank Shaw pleaded guilty in the circuit court at Albany to larceny from a dwelling and received a one year penitentiary sentence. The report notes concurrent items on a new rural free delivery route to Walla Walla, Spokane school gains, a Toledo widow dies, and military encampment results in Forest Grove.
An article describes rheumatism affecting many men who suffer harshly yet claim relief from Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The remedy is said to purify blood, purging poisons and boosting gland activity to restore vitality and bodily health.
The Seventh National bank of New York City failed to collect a $1.6 million loan to a brokerage firm, leading to suspension. The bank, custodian of New York postoffice funds, closed as the comptroller of the currency took over after failed rescue efforts. Perry Heath, linked to the bank, could not explain the collapse.
Berlin reports the arrest of Leipziger bank manager Kaper as payments are suspended, sparking a commercial panic. Runs spread to other banks after Exner’s arrest causes skepticism about the bank’s collapse, with books seized and fears of wider failures.
Bluefield West Virginia reports another severe storm enlarging flood damage in the Elk horo valley. No deaths. heavy rain caused great consternation among flood victims. Occasional lawless acts by African Americans at Keystone were suppressed at the platform point.
In Bamwar the First infantry lieutenant Edward who and a private were killed, and private Kraua of the Nineteenth killed. Four privates wounded as the camp at Hameou e fell to attackers. Lieutenant McNair captured fifty four camernonts in Tayabas, Luzon.
Thos G Barker convicted of assault with intent to kill for shooting Rev John Keller over a dispute. He received five years at hard labor. Barker’s counsel filed a notice of appeal after sentencing, which will stay the sentence.
Vienna July 27. Diplomatic relations between Mexico and Austria are restored after the compromise ending the Maximilian regime. Emperor Maximilian of Mexico had caused the break, but both nations agree to resume official ties.
In New Orleans on June 27 workers demand a ten hour day and higher pay. The strike protests discharge of union members and seeks reinstatement, with street car service disrupted by the action.
In Rosenberg Texas authorities pursue a case linked to a murderer identified as Jane 27. The report notes Prince John Foster connected to the incident as investigators search for details and motives.
Three men were killed and two seriously injured in an explosion near a warning area. All victims were Italian.
The New York wheat market shows a turning point with exporters able to move ample stock for prompt shipment. Cables higher. New York open 74 1 8, close 74 1 8, Chicago open 47 1/2, close 7, wheat range 73 to 79 3 4. Stocks lower. money at 4 percent. notable gains in associated items.
Portland dispatch says Charlee Harper alias Charles Harper Keith, a longtime foe of Police Chief Meredith, was implicated in a plot to kill Meredith. The case links Harper Keith to earlier arrests, graft allegations, and a string of escapes across Portland Seattle Los Angeles.
The Forty third Infantry landed at Kilpatrick port to be deployed after arriving from the Philippines with officers and units aboard the brane port vessel.
A large Boer force attacked Richmond in Cape Colony on Tuesday with fighting lasting until dusk before retreating at reinforcements. Also dated June reports of President McKinley improving after an earlier illness with medical updates noting his condition as better.
Our store offers a wide selection of seasonal delicacies with low prices on high grade fancy and staple groceries. We provide free delivery and prompt service, making shopping convenient and affordable for customers in town.
Portland chamber aims to replace the Willamette valley harbor committee voyage with an inspection of Celilo rapids. Congressman Tongue blocks the move as the panel visits, while supporters claim the trip will inform future river navigation spending.
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