White House Eggrocrey Store Notes On Cheese Quality
Fragmentary text references a store named White House Eggrocrey and discusses cheese quality. Mentions American cheese and Pips impressions. Lacks coherent events or dates.
02 Mar 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary text references a store named White House Eggrocrey and discusses cheese quality. Mentions American cheese and Pips impressions. Lacks coherent events or dates.
Grant Family Association holds its annual reunion in New York. Ex Governor Powers nominated for Congress in Bangor. Rosslyn Ferrell elected in Columbus for murder of Express Messenger Charles Lane. War department address targets Brig General officers and retirements. Campbell Coal Mining to evict union labor. bloodshed feared. Spanish officers ordered home from the Philippines. Oklahoma governors travel to Washington for inauguration with Cheyenne braves. Passenger rail rates cut to Buffalo for May. exposition rate to be set later. Geological Survey notes reservoir survey requests. Oregon absent. Roast coffee price up half a cent to 10 1/2 cents. linked to Ameri can Sugar Refining interests.
Brief notices report J J Shute dying in Portland after a Parker Mille appointment, Mrs Thomas Wiles dying near Centerville, Joann Jacob Kalwer at Samaritan Hospital, and land set‑aside efforts near Baker City. Also cited are tribal illness in Ketehkan Idaho, and Thomas Zamwalt arrested in Turner Marion County on incest charges with a possible conspiracy claim.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses medical claims and dietary effects. It mentions Kierce's Golden Medical Discovery and claims about digestion and nutrition. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or participants.
Washington prepares for President McKinley’s second inauguration with two miles of decorated streets and a central reviewing stand. Cabinet, army and navy officers, and Supreme Court justices will accompany the president. Senator Hanna’s family and 20 000 viewing seats mark the event as crowds of up to 155 000 are expected by Monday. Civil War veterans will be granted their requested seats along the route.
In Washington Pettigrew presses to block routine business as the Senate moves to consider the deferency appropriation. Chandler remonstrates against seating Clark amid labor party opposition. In the House a bill to curb sale of intoxicants fails while omnibus and sundry public building measures advance. Sullivan faces a sensational assault charge amid ongoing court appearances.
The United States navy torpedo boat destroyer Preble No. 18 was launched at the Woolward Works in San Francisco. The vessel measures 245 feet on the water line with a breadth of 39 feet 6 inches and a moulded depth of 14 feet 9 inches. It has an indicated horse power of 8000 and a speed of 22 knots. Armament includes two rapid fire guns five 6 pounders and two inch torpedo tubes. The christening was performed by Miss Bibel Lena Pretile, descendant of an early American Cavalier line.
The New York Court of Appeals struck down the prevailing rate of wages law passed five years ago. The ruling ends eight hour day limits for city employees and contractors. Over 1,000,000 in overtime claims are affected by the decision.
Governor Geer vetoed the Portland charter measure amid a legislative push to consolidate police and fire departments under a three member commission including two Democrats and one Republican. The veto follows a bill creating a Fire and Police Commission to oversee city services.
The governor vetoed only one bill while letting the rest become law without signature. The measures included Port of Portland, restructuring Multnomah County Court, annexing Union County Panhandle to Baker County, an orphan’s home appropriation, Torrens land titling, and the new primary election act. All acts were finally vetoed upon.
Senator J H Mitchell urged an open river from Lewiston to the sea at a Commerters Club reception in March saying he will work to overcome the The Dalles obstruction and defend Nicaragua canal plans despite railroad opposition.
Berlin authorities declare a plague quarantine after reports of a ship arriving from Cape Town carrying a suspected case. Officials order isolation of the vessel and nearby areas to prevent spread as health services monitor contacts and enforce movement restrictions.
An attempted burglary occurred near the woolen mill wareroom on Court Street around 10 o clock. William Gould awoke to noises, saw two men flee after breaking a window, and authorities note strict enforcement of burglary prevention measures at the mill.
The sale in Cold Spring County attracted attention for parcels north of Pendleton and near Nellis, with bids led by Joy Timmerman and John M. Hentiey. Other tract sales included Dry Creek land near Werton won by Jorgen Trade after a bidding duel with J. E. McDoniel. Church services at Christian Church offered morning and evening programs with a welcoming note to readers.
In Camden Missouri a mob dragged De Amith alias Hob O Neil from custody after a late night confrontation with Charles Stanley the Dillon worker. Sheriff Cromley appealed for restraint but the mob hanged him without shooting the body remained unshot and orderly afterwards.
The review notes 1 024 commercial failures in February with liabilities totaling 11 287 211 dollars. Manufacturing concerns accounted for 212 failures with 4 008 714 dollars in debt. 737 failures were fratern with 4 444 875 dollars. brokerage real estate and transport debts reached 2 441 07 dollars. Banking and financial concerns are excluded. February saw 432 112 dollars in liabilities versus January's 1 070 857 dollars.
In San Francisco on March 2 Andrew Denegri, a traveling selemman, died en route to a hospital after collapsing during preliminaries to the McFadden Hawkine bout at the Mechanics pavilion. Doctors cite heart failure as the cause of death.
A March 2 fire at a Wala Wailla house owned by Fuller damaged the structure and destroyed attic furniture valued at over $1000. The loss is reportedly fully insured. The cause remains undetermined.
An explosion at the Eucalyptus Oil works in Alameda, Oakland area, demolished the plant and adjacent buildings. Proprietor Norman Cortes was killed, while the cause remains unknown.
An 19th century patent remedy claims to cure coughs hooping cough croop consumption and related ailments. Sold by Tallman & Co with a money back guarantee and a labeled bottle, though authenticity and safety are not assessed.
In OB Day a druggist fails to cure, offering Larative Krome Quinine Tablets with Grove's signature on each bottle as the remedy. The ad notes money refunded if not effective.
A local contest by Fen dleton merchants offers a 400 Mar tin piano free to the winning aunt or lady voter at June sale. Participants receive ballots with every 260 purchase as the piano is exhibited at Brook ture.
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