21 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
1
Reading clipped ad copy describes grocery stock and brands like White Squadron Coffee and Hilling’s Tea. It touts quality and low prices to persuade customers to choose these staple goods over rivals.
The Boston Store announces a third shipment of new designs not old stock. These fresh arrivals are described as very fine and beautiful, offering value as a special importer deal for discerning ladies.
The ident appoints Fred erick Cayte mee Poollentor as postmaster in Chicago. Dr W Channing, son of philosopher Dr William Ellery Channing, dies in Boston. In Delta Colorado cattle and sheepmen clash as five masked men shoot 200 sheep owned by A C Perkins. Emmons Blaine donates 1,000,000 to Chicago School of Education via the Chicago Institute. Schwab rumors about steel combine leadership denied. legal selection to follow. Utah sheepmen plan federal injunction over quarantine law. James H Molye to lead suit representing 70,000 sheep owners.
The Salem M C A building fund subscription has reached about $7000 and is still growing. When $7500 is reached construction will begin on the new home, which will cost $10,000.
The passage discusses gluttony defined as excessive eating beyond the stomachs capacity and mentions the term weak stomach. It cites Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and digestion, with testimonials from a Mrs. Soke in Putah, Aude.
Lord Lansdowne announced that Russia and Britain have agreed to pull back forces from the TienshIf area near the Pei Ho river and to defer final title questions. The quarrel centered on territory Russia claimed by private conquest and an earlier Russian-Chinese pact affecting North China railroad lands.
A semi official note from St. Petersburg says the British press magnified a minor incident over disputed land. Russia views it as a diplomatic matter needing treatment and expects amicable settlement with Britain. In Tianjin British outposts are reported to have been called in amid rising tensions.
Cape Town March 21 Commandant Philip Botha, brother of General Botha, was killed in a fight with the British near Lydenburg in the Travevasl. His two sons were wounded. The Boers captured the British garrison at Vrede in the extreme north of the Orange Free State. General Campbell, with a sizable force, moved to relieve but was forced to retreat after evacuating Vrede with about two hundred sick and wounded.
I L Ray & Co reports markets open higher with Liverpeool at 4 16 8 and acts of strength in New York. New York opened lower then climbed to 5054 at close. Weekly clearances seen liberal, likely 4 500 000 per week on average. Stocks strong. money at 2 4 percent. May wheat movement quoted with mixed ranges across cities.
Reports from Southampton say Andrew Carnegie arrived from America to assess library requests. Delegations from Woolton and other towns sought funds while officials noted hundreds of letters and telegrams awaiting donations. Carnegie stated he would not be guided by persistent appeals or political questions.
On April 15 the Maker City Herald will publish as a daily for the first time. Arrangements are under way for the new enterprise in Maker City and Le Grande Journal notes the change. The Morning Democrat ends its life as a daily after about one year. its weekly remains in operation. The Evening Republican has run for nearly six years.
Private Secretary Cortelyou outlines the president's western itinerary. The trip will include California's great trees and several days at Yellowstone National Park. A Great Lakes steamer ride from Duluth is planned. The president's Pullman special train will have six cars, three compartment coaches.
Daniel Hennessey born 1840 as a hod carrier amassed two million dollars and was famed for expertise in real estate values. John Vondler, linked with Grould Fink and Mille, also died. He was among California forty miners and once built a large fortune.
Moeeera Currey Hrow announces the Eastern Cregan Observer has purchased the Tos Grande Journal from Dodd. The publication will be issued through April as work orders are completed, with the Observer planning a straight editorial course and new business plans after the transition.
The East Oregonian will print the daily weather bureau report in the upper right corner of the Bret page above the date line. Headlines note the prophets of the weather will be consulted in this corner each day.
Indianapolis report states legal adviser W H Miller for Mrs Harrison rejects rumors that the general’s widow would contest the will and seek a larger share under Indiana law. Friends of the couple provide no corroboration for the claim.
Another shipment of Nambler bicycles was unloaded by Kk. W Fletcher, the Rambler man. This marks the third delivery to Mr. Fletcher since March 1, signaling strong business in Jolton this season.
A British steamer Tay collided with the Australian steamer Chemnits off Flushing last night. The Tay sank with fourteen lives lost including three women. rescue efforts ongoing.
Cape Town dispatch says Gen. Kitchner reports the raiding force in the Orange Free State has disbanded while Gen. Dewetta is near Heidelberg.
The Massachusetts Grounded near Pensacola in the channel was reported to be held by weather and grounding. Officials expect possible release at the next high tide as crews assess the situation.
A Washington fire in the Zash region caused significant damage. The incident affected Bre Jant and led to losses estimated around $80,000 for Dyren & Co. Sieablesn and Droop & remained the primary firms cited in the report.
Representatives Burton of Ohio and Dovener of West Virginia, returning from a Florida visit, reported that while Americans support aid to Cuba, many Cubans favor gradual independence. They noted Cubans might accept Platt Amendment terms to maintain US friendship as Cuba develops financially and politically.
In a rear room of the Union front rank, Chas Lineville seized a revolver during a currency counting, fired a shot to his temple and died instantly. Police report his accounts appear correct and no prior disputes are known.
Federal authorities received Attorney General guidance stating that Chinese individuals lawfully in the United States cannot be arrested except on warrants signed by United States district attorneys. District attorneys hold prosecutorial authority to bring criminal cases.
A state department dispatch reports that the Warner syndicate has barred a New York trading firm, affecting its operations. The note references legal and economic repercussions as delays ripple through March 21.
Report cites Senator Edward Wolcott’s failed bid for a White House post after a meeting with President H. Wolcott’s candidacy faced a setback as discussions did not advance, leaving his interim office status unclear.
Italiane residents die in a flood when a dam broke on Monday causing a collapse. Authorities say Ofteen persons drowned and aoimber injured in the water release.
A marriage license is secured for a 17 year old bride to be wed this evening at 8 o clock in the M I church Thorpe street. A. J. Robins provides consent via affidavit. Major Harris of Portland, Salvation Army division will perform the ceremony. Admission charges apply for reserved seating. The couple plans to dedicate part of their week to Salvation Army missionary work, with some funds used locally.
John Hagen asks owners to identify three horses at his ranch north of Pendleton. A bay mare with white hind feet and bald face has a foal. a second bay horse is branded on left shoulder and hip. a dark bay Clydesdale mare has no foal. Hagen seeks owners to recover the animals.
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