08 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
1
Naring Lont offers a wide assortment of salted dried and canned foods for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Featured items include fine salt crackers, pickled herrings, boneless codfish, floaters, canned shrimp, obiter, and salmon. Next to the post office.
In New Hampshire ex senator W F aeal appoints a commissioner to protect Alaska war claims. J J Hill and allies seek control of the Berlin road and are buying up property as the Alaska population stands 2502 in 1900. The Wisconsin battleship slated to replace Oregon in Asiatic waters amid relief plans. Carrie Nation case heads to Kansas Supreme Court after Barber county jury verdict.
J C Qualls aged 60 was fatally struck by a train near his home at Hodean Southern Oregon. Surviving are a wife and three sons. Sheriff Mille of Olympia Washington reports a bonfire of gambling paraphernalia valued about 110 dollars at a saloon. Colonel William J Volkmar former adjutant general of the Columbia department dies in Pasadena California. David Kader, arrived North Yamhill in 1847, dies at Ghreville age 7 years. Deceased married to David Kutler in 1850 with five children surviving. Hon H W Corbett's Portland growth noted from 40 to near 1000. A Turner blacksmith A T Zomewalt jailed for family mistreatment case with his 7 year old daughter. Silver Republican party of Idaho formally disbanded with calls to affiliate to the Democratic party.
The text is fragmented and misread, noting Ueir and Plerge names with Mlengant Pellets and “Favorie Precriation” while claiming pellets are inactive or irregular. Specific places, dates, or authorities are not identifiable in readable form.
Pretoria reports Commander Kitchener and General Botha held a long conference at Dunhill with no clear outcome. Holland's press notes Botha negotiating with Kitchener while Dewet Viljoen and others are expected to continue fighting. Seven day armistice granted to consult Boers. battles reported near Lychtenburg with casualties.
London reports indicate government plans no large reinforcements despite Pretoria proposals. The War Office lists 12,000 troops to move toward South Africa within the next week. Casualties include two killed at Libbenberg. Lord Kitchener requests more reinforcements as fighting stretches on and further advices are awaited.
Reports from New York and Nebraska indicate senatorship deadlocks persist as Senator Hanna aims to break them. Vice Chairman Payne defers national action while noting no candidates. Delaware's ballot yields no election and Adedick’s prospects fade as both houses pause. A Senate Republican caucus delays reorganization amid an upcoming extra session. President McKinley nominates observers and officials to naval posts.
A Nogales dispatch reports Yaquis in Mexico driving depredations in villages and that two cattlemen were killed Monday at Molatas as the Seapet Society allegedly supplies arms. The article notes ongoing violence linked to the revolt and Mexican authorities’ efforts to quell it.
Report from I L Ray & Co brokers in New York describes a secret society allegedly arming and hiring renegade Apaches to aid the Yaquis in opposition to President Dine. Wheat market opens weak with lower cables and cautious traders await weekly wheat reports. Trade centers note selling by big elevators and mixed price moves across Chicago and San Francisco exchanges.
The US Department of Agriculture selects two trained foresters to work in the Philippine islands under a Taft commission request. Grants forester talents from New York and another expert will assist development amid vast forest lands, diverse species, and potential native employment.
Is paralyzed and insane, the former congressman Sprague has been taken to the asylum at Waverly. The article notes a retreat for the insane, naming Houtelle of Maine and Vows of Newton and mentions a multimillionaire heir and a wife, with $20,000,000 inheritance and a home filled with art treasures.
Helena Montana March 4 The deadlock in the Montana legislature ends with Warie Gibson Democrat of Great Valley elected United States senator at 4 40 this morning after a long stalemate. Gibson, born in New Hampshire, came to Montana in 1870.
The grand jury probes convict leasing in South Carolina as slaving era abuses surface in court records. Allegations point to limited spread, but convict detention included whipping and violent punishment. Jury urges abolition of convict leasing. three men near Richmond Arkansas are hanged for murder in a separate Texas incident.
An official bulletin notes the Kalser’s condition as mate with no wound or lover mentioned. A line about Prinses Houry and Obina is included but unclear in meaning or relation to the main event.
In San Juan Porto Rico March 8 a riot broke out after a mistaken report claimed School Superintendent Andrews abused a girl pupil. A crowd gathered shouting Down with the American as police fired about one hundred shots without injuring anyone. American artillerymen helped disperse the rioters and restore order.
In a disputed exchange from London and New York, officials question joint drafting of a canal treaty and Britain signals disinterest while pressing the U S to clarify demands before seeking foreign concessions. Lord Lansdowne shows firmness amid strain with Lord Wolseley over Oriental policy.
Washington March 4 alarm swept the White House over Mrs. McKinley s condition after a fresh bout of illness while driving though she was reported somewhat better today. Senate ratified a supplementary convention with England extending the extradition treaty in executive session lasting forty five minutes. General Harrison rested in Indianapolis with physicians saying no danger.
The British steamer Ayluna ran aground off Hilbow Spain on March 8 with all crew believed safe aboard after a distress call. Authorities reported no injuries and are coordinating salvage efforts and passenger welfare checks.
Two men identified as Ward and McKeonaslo from Great Falls Montana drank what they believed to be mineral water but contained ammonia and vinegar after a bartender swapped bottles. Both recovered at the hotel, one initially in serious danger. names not registered. A second incident reports Leont Saturday 466 mill sear Taoune Mre Haral Rvey injured in a separate shaft accident.
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