09 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
1
A novcially elected stock of alt dried and canned goods is offered including pickled herrings honelew toltieh hlowters canned shrimp and other items suitable for breakfast lunch or dinner. The keeper urges quick beat to pres.
Reports detail Carnegie libraries planned in St Joseph Missouri and Montgomery Alabama. Carrol Carrington dies in San Francisco from pneumonia. Smallpox spreads in Fikk Missouri with quarantine breaches. German armament prices spark thoughts of self supplied factories. War Dept accepts Northern Pacific bid for Tacoma warehouse and wharf for Alaska and Philippine use. Bubonic plague faults raise Cape Town fears and city cleansing plans. Frankfort on Main issues 15 million mark loan via Speyer Co to New York. Myrtle Webster jailed in Topeka charged with killing her husband Norman Webster. throat cut, motive unknown, insanity suspected. Pension office job offer for commissioner to succeed H Clay Grand. Major William W Warner named US Attorney and G A R grand commander. Kansas health board reports 1000 smallpox cases. Crawford and Cherokee worst districts. Mob pursues accused assailant in Corsicana. crime details withheld from the public.
Thotay Hoyt receives a five year sentence in Portland for a dwelling robbery. Thomas Muncaster dies in an Seattle elevator accident while loading supplies. Three Salem state school land board clerks will audit ten years of records to expose irregularities. The March grain fleet arrives early to ensure shipment before April. Idaho reapportionment bill faces heavy GOP opposition over county representation. British expedition plans in Oregon aim to mobilize cavalry and renew artillery for South Africa. J F Cook of Omaha is in Portland with horses for the U S Army. Mrs Birne Barr of Colfax dies in childbirth. child survives.
A garbled OCR-like passage discusses a health diet claiming to improve digestion and blood quality. It references Dr Phetee and a product called Pierce's Common Sense, with mentions of a dietitian’s guidance and a promotional offer upon receipt of payment.
Washington reports a row of competing side deals and protests over China indemnity. The United States insists on independent action while London and Moscow press for understandings. Britain questions Russia’s Manchuria stance as diplomats seek to curb territory ambitions.
Chicago sources report Pensacola massing of the North Atlantic squadron and raised talk of a Cuban uprising. Secret service finds revolutionary funds in Havana and a 50000 cash transfer to a leader, with orders to stay near the department.
W. J. Bryan arrived in New York and spoke on issues tied to his paper. He says the transcontinental railways likely defeated the canal plan and that water communication would be a major factor in stock value.
The piece blends campaign talk touching senatorial elections and topics like Cohan and Philippine situations with market data from Chicago and New York including wheat prices and export shipments. It also mentions Mrs Nation's case going to jury in Wichita and a Raleigh riot involving Carthage and a white man, with details evolving from March 9 reports.
A fragmentary news roundup notes the excommunication of Count Tolstoi by the Tiskian Orthodox Church on grounds of his writings and speeches. details also mention continued prewar pay for Philadelphia Reading and Laugh Company workers, a Philippines treasurer appointment at 0 a year, and the White Star liner Germanic possibly delayed by weather.
Indianapolis March 1 General Harrison passes on comfortable Highland wan slightly imperfect this morning.
The White Star steamship Oynbrie Hue returned to port with her machinery damaged after a mishap. Crew reports indicate repairs will be necessary before resuming service. Local port authorities are assessing the vessel and scheduling a full inspection.
Marek Hatthe Land eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ay Ul Lani of Attia died Friday evening at her brother Dir Law in Conder Valelook. Born December 11 1970 in Marelall Arkeannas she was a much admired young woman. Funeral planned Sunday afternoon in Conlon with relatives traveling from Pendleton and Lowtine. F Combe and L C Lively noted as locals visiting friends.
The extra session of the Senate adjourned after John H. Mitchell of Oregon was sworn in as senator elect. President McKinley sent several nominations to the Senate, including William F. E. Fuller of Iowa as attorney general and other appointments. A committee then waited to inform the president the Senate was ready to adjourn.
A federal committee of investigation is expected to report the existence of bubonic plague in San Francisco. The commission found pine costs to Chinatown and urged maximum vigilance by local officials. Merchants anticipate quarantine rules that could lead to drastic actions affecting Chinatown.
An explosion at the Olde Motor works in Dwteolt Michigan caused a deadly fire. Several employees leaped from the third story, one man killed and three injured. Property loss estimated at 100000.
Franklin oS Walker son of David Walker pleads guilty to a charge filed by District Attorney Chamberlain in Portland. Judge George suspends sentence and grants bail pending future conduct. Theodore Brooke Trevett, noted pioneer, dies suddenly in Portland from angina pectoris at his residence. he was widely known across the Northwest.
William A. Seaton was convicted of murder in Seattle after killing his uncle and attacking his sister and four children in December. The court sentenced him to death.
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