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Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1901
Page
1
Perkins Reelected President of Cigarmakers Union
George W. Perkins wins another term as president of the Cigarmakers International Union. An anti imperialist league plans a Faneni Hall Boston rally on March 30 to protest administration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Perkins
Ieague
Faneni Hall
Boston
Arthur Bronson Townsend
Montreal
New York
Paris
Robert Walsh
Momberman
Saginawich
St. Louie
Walter Ingalle
Clinton
Marshall
Mich
Congress
Lews
Carrie Nution
Kansas City
Topeka
Nation
Chicago
Bali
Interstate Park
W. KR. Crosby
Fanning
Gilbert
Cape Town
Cnet Lomdon
Port Elizabeth
South
Cneweleee
Great Northern
Washington
Sorthart Pacific
Diverse Local News From Pacific Northwest Rail and Court
Reports from Montana to Oregon cover a hospital fire in Elena, court ruling on public work hours in Tacoma, arrests in Portland and Albany, a drunkenness case in Salem, river navigation plans on Snake River, and a string of cons by a traveling class-swindler targeting towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
W. H. Snell
Meflargue
Linn County
Portland
Sem Deger
Albany
Digger
Lewis Connover
Grand Ronde
Salem
Snake River
Rapide
Huntington
Beaten
Wieser
Eight Pounds of Love and Laughter in a Murky Text
Fragmentary OCR describes a mother’s relief and effort amid crowded households and needy children. It alludes to Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claiming no alcohol or narcotics, with intent to aid families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Tata
Fire destroys pickles and Arsenal buildings in St Louis
Fire at Anhauser Busch brewery ice house spreads five blocks to riverfront yards destroying houses and freight cars. Reports say several lives lost including Tony Glitz fatally injured. Fire also threatens United States arsenal amid widespread blazes costing about a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bie
Anhauser- Bosch
Cheroke Street
Tony Glitz
St. Louie
United States Arsenal
O'Clook
Eagle Vinegar
American Oar Company
Century Rowing Club
Destructive Fire Hits Benmarck. Dowie Reports Widespread Destruction
A blaze in Dowie Missouri on March 18 destroyed half of the town of Benmarck and cut off all communication with the afflicted area. Details are scarce as officials work to assess the damage and locate affected residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
Blemarck
Mexican President Diaz OK Promises Quick Return
Mexican Consul in Kansas City reports a telegram from the U S Secretary of State saying President Diaz is in good health and will return to the capital soon. The political situation in Mexico is described as tranquil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Diag
Secretary Delays Answer on Tien Tein Crisis in Commons
In the British House of Commons Lord Cranborne undersecretary for foreign affairs said he needs time to consider the government position on the fighting between the Huning and Roselane at Tien Tein before giving a definite reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marcel
House of Commons
Lord Cranborne
Foreign Affairs
Tien Tein
Navy Quells Riots as Jesuits Targeted in Lisbon
Rioting against the Jesuits in Lisbon has escalated prompting a naval response. Prisoners from prior clashes were moved to a war vessel while King Charles probes grievances and contemplates abolishing the commune of the Francise and Jesuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Charles
Hungarian Father Fatally Attacks Children in Williamsburg
In New York on March 16 a Hungarian immigrant Charlie Freeman allegedly attacked his two young daughters at home. He drained the 16 month old Jessie of life, fractured three year old Ellen's skull, and battled his wife until neighbors intervened. The wife is badly cut and the scene prompted emergency aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Charlie Freeman
Williamsburg
Jessie
Ellen
Boston Anniversary Marked by Civic Parade and Medals
Boston observes the one hundred twenty fifth anniversary of the evacuation by the Kritiah with a city wide closure of schools and public buildings. A parade led by Mayor Hart and mural Lampeon featured marching groups as about a hundred thousand medals were distributed to school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hart
President McKinley heads to Washington after aunt's death
President McKinley arrived in Canton and planned to stay several days but left for Washington tonight after the death of Mrs Harriet Sexton, the president's wife’s aunt, forcing a swift return amid public demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preident
Canton
McKinley
Harriet Sexton
Washington
Oakland Jockey Club President Makes Major Purchase
Thor H Williams Jr, president of the Oakland Jockey Club, reportedly secured two raceready horses in a landmark deal valued at about 9 million dollars, signaling a bold move for the forthcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Francseau
Edward Kind Receives New Theories from United States envoy
Edward Kind today received a visit from Sinteue ae Sem of the United States, who presented his new ideas. The king was very gracious to the American representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kind
Choate
Sondan
Edward
United States
Li Hang Chang Feels Better, Seeks Talks
Pekin March 18 Li Hang Chang shows health improvement and takes an interest in ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hang Chang
Pekin
Carbon Works Burned in Fire at Caveingss
Fire destroyed the Carbon Works building with early reports of significant losses. Investigators assess damage and air quality while authorities coordinate emergency response. No confirmed details on casualties or exact cause released at this time.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tebies Lasefve Bromo Quinine
Teaser ad notes a one day cold cure using Lasefve Bromo Quinine Tebies. The claim emphasizes rapid relief and easy at home use.
New York Market Reports Mixed Wheat and Stock Activity
The market opened higher on better cables but ample wheat supply limited gains as prices closed below the session peak. Liverpool and New York grains moved within narrow ranges with May wheat around 8 to 8 1 2 cents. Visible supplies and stock quotes showed varying moves across commodities and rail shares in Chicago and San Francisco reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chilcago
San Francisco
Chicago
Revenge of Reformers Fire Incendiary Blamed on Temperance Row
Ten frame houses belonging to Brosnan and Eaton were destroyed by fire in Armourdale Kansas. Two saloons and five business houses were burned. About 4000 empty coal gas cans were found, suggesting arson. Locals blame temperance activists angry over the earlier wrecking of two saloons by two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armourdale
Kans
Brosnan & Eaton
Sand
FALSE WEATHER PROPHET AND THE INAUGURATION FORECAST
Washington correspondent recounts Willis Moore chief of the weather bureau facing ridicule after predicting a fine inaugurational day for March 4 1001. Despite red ink cards and heavy preening, rain sleet and cold winds dampened the parade as crowds gathered at the portico and at the inaugural ball. Moore was not held responsible for the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Moore
Arthur W. Dano
Washington
Fortland Oregonian
Willie Moore
Weather Bureau
Moore
Atlantic
Tragic Pencil Accident Kills Newark Toddler
A Newark 21 month old, Charles Price, died after swallowing a two inch lead pencil while playing with a stump. His mother failed to dislodge it, a doctor arrived too late, and the child died ten minutes after the swallowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Price
Newark
N. J
Price
Elwood Girl Reported to Have Metal Fragments in Arm
Mise May Turner of Elwood Indiana, nineteen, reportedly has removed from her arm a sewing needle, a darning needle, eight smaller needles, a pin, a breast pin hook, and a comb tooth. Doctors cannot explain how the items passed from stomach to arm or why they align at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise May Turner
Elwood Indiana
Littlefield Breaks With Republican Majority On Cuba Policy
Maine Representative Littlefield argues against a Cuban protectorate as unconstitutional and a dangerous innovation. He contends the Monroe Doctrine does not justify a protectorate and warns it departs from established U S policy amid debate on the army bill and Cuban amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Maine
Washingto
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Littlefield
Republic
Cuha
Jilieu
French Destroyer Beached Near Singapore Entrance
A French troopship ran ashore at the entrance to Singapore harbor as of March 18. No further details on casualties or cause are provided in the brief report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Port of Portland Sees Record Wheat Fleet in March
Eighteen ships with capacity for 2 000 000 bushels of wheat gather at the Port of Portland with at least six more expected, totaling 22 620 tons net register. All vessels are chartered, most arriving recently, as Portland's March exports rise with grain steamers, lumber shipments, and government cargoes bound for Manila and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voessers
Portland
Portland Oregonian Ays
Columbia F
Manila
South Africa
Alaska
Nicknames of States The Poetic Pseudonyms of the Big Sisterhood
An alphabetical catalog lists state nicknames and friendly epithets such as Alabama the Cotton State and California the Golden State. It compiles traditional and erroneous forms including several misspellings and playful monikers across all fifty states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Cotton State
Arkansas
Lear
California
Golden State
Colorado
Centennial State
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Peninsula State
Georgia
Cracker State
Illinois
Locker State
Indiana
Hoosier State
Iowa
Kansas
Sunflower State
Kentucky
Louisiana
Pelican State
Maine
Maryland
Old Line
Massachusetts
Bay State
Michigan
Wolverine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Granite State
Nevada
Silver State
New Jersey
Jersey
Blue State
New York
Empire State
North Carolina
Old Northtate
North Dakota
Ohio
Buckeye State
Oregon
Beaver State
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Big Lend
Texas
Lower Bate
Vermont
Green Mountain State
Virginia
Old Dominion
Waal
West Virginia
the Panhandle
Winsconsin
Badger State
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White House
Taple
General News
America
Mileorde
Dimity
Bijou
Zephyr Lawn
Kowalide
Princess Bellate
Adge Yard
Tolle de Soie
Baliste Satine
Leno Madrane
Alexander & Hexter
Toile-On- Nord
Zephyr Gingham
Mousuline Applique
Windsor N House
Euler
Petar
Lee
Aseball and Summer Parts Department
Weballe
Aute, Glover
Boxing We
Hederick Nolf
C. Rohrman
Court Street
Gome
Baker & Folsom
Main Street
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
Pacific Northwest News
St. Vetere
Elena
Anhauser-Busch
Plames
Histmarck
Missouri
President Diaz All Right
Jesuits
al Orice
New York Market
St. Paul
The
H. J. Stillman
Pendleton, Ore
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