04 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
1
The text asserts many cheeses are good and in perfect condition with no hints of defects. It claims knowledge of buying cheese and maintaining quality. It mentions American cheese, Swiss cheese, and Badlam cheese as imported or available options.
The Charlee Crocker estate plans a San Francisco hotel project at Powell and Seary streets with a $1,000,000 cost. Elbridge Haney is nominated on Chicago Republicans’ eighth slot for mayor. Maryland Brewing bonds due March 1 may go to a receiver after nonpayment. A Chicago hospital horse Mabel Preston perished after a fall in an elevator shaft. Georgia Solicitor General Hope Polkill shot in Macon court house. political strife cited. California prize fighting may end if Governor Gage signs the bill. San Francisco porter Jacob Johansen injured himself after beating his own cheeks and body while in custody. authorities suspect mental illness.
Obituary notes John M. Create a Portland real estate agent who died after an operation in a city hospital. The column covers multiple Oregon incidents including a Baker City chief warning slot machines, oil prospecting near Portland, a carpenter’s scaffold fall near Tacoma, and several deaths in Linn County and vicinity.
A fragment describes a woman at work facing exhaustion and overuse, questioning why she should endure pain and toil while others profit. It critiques endless labor, touts Dr. Pierce’s Maw for female weakness, and hints at healing promises for ulcers and fatigue, amid theatrical medical claims.
President McKinley and Vice President Roosevelt were sworn in amid a grand ceremony on March 4 in Washington. The pageant featured vast crowds on Pennsylvania Avenue, formal processions, and a brief inaugural address by Roosevelt followed by McKinley’s address outlining domestic and imperial policy, Cuba, the Philippines, and arbitration.
Washington March 4 The closing hour of the fiftietow the Senate saw the river and harbor bill defeated as talks by Oshter of Montana deadlocked the measure while a conference report on the same issue moved forward. The House passed District of Columbia and charter bills. Fishing accident at Buffalo reports men rescued from ice near Silver Creek with several feared dead.
Chicago and San Francisco market notes show May wheat opening around 7 3.8 cents per bushel in Chicago on March 1 and 9 84 cents per cental in San Francisco on March 4 shows activity in the grain market with quoted prices and regional updates.
March 4 report says American forces actively plan to depart with two legation guards staying. Marines to spend the summer near the coast while withdrawing gradually from India. Seamen will remain indefinitely.
The state supreme court in San Francisco on March 4 ruled in favor of the plaintiffs Augaet and B. A. Swarth in the case against the Law sere University College Oil Co. The College Oil Co. was the appellant.
Pesti Hirlap reports Sibyl Sander's son Mia Antonio Terry, former opera singer and California native, drank heavily at her lodging and was taken to a hospital. The condition is stated as not serious.
In San Francisco on March 4 divers failed to locate bodies from the Rin Janeiro wreck. No remains have yet been recovered, and all search efforts continue to focus on recovery and safety.
The text promotes Wallowa County Oregon stock ranches with ample grass and water. It lists several properties with descriptions of size, water rights, improvements, and suitability for cattle and farming, noting good access and overall value in the local stock industry.
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