05 May 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1900
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes a watch related to a local matter labeled as Humack Proprestion, tied to stmodocenient beet in a community action. The readable text mentions the watch's aim and the involved local interests.
John W. Foeter of Indiana warns Great Britain faces threats from the Transvaal war. Governor Shaw of Town declines vice presidential speculation. Hepburn’s name not currently connected to the ticket. Twenty five thousand Standard Oil workers see wage raises. Fred Gilbert sets world pigeon shoot record at Springfield. American Publishers Association asks Senate for paper relief. 22,000 papers represented. Incorporation filed in Charleston West Virginia by Philippine Lumber and Developing Company of Chicago with 5 million dollars capital to seek concessions in the Philippines.
London dispatches report General Roberts pursuing the Boers after Brandfort with Ian Hamilton approaching Netwerk and French cavalry sweeping north of Brandfort. Windsorton relieves Mafeking as British forces press toward Kroonstad or Khathu. President McKinley to visit Fredericksburg Antietam ceremonies. Hawaii debt settlement and U.S. Army funding notes.
Reports from the Kiowa and Comanche reservation in Oklahoma describe severe hunger with several deaths and about fifty people without food. Indians appeal to eastern whites for aid before the tribes perish. Merchants have restricted credit as the tribes lack provisions.
The item notes Tocumoula disease prevalence in Montana towns with higher deaths than prior years. Bill Lumberton, a noted Vortland merchant, died of heart disease Friday in that city. Win M Gilham aged 63 died of heart disease in La Grande Thursday night leaving a wife and large family. Washington County Veterans Association met in Hillburn Thursday with a large turnout and planned a reunion at Forest Grove June 30 to July 4. The county wagon bridge near Snoqualmie Park collapsed Wednesday, taking with it Mrs M Kesedtt of Folie City, injuring her. Mire Tina Sehulerad died Wednesday of tuberculosis at Arlington. A surveying party from The Dalles, four months out, near Warm Springs reservation, rumored to support the Corvallis & Eastern railroad extending eastward through Oregon.
Letters from women in this paper praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding various ailments. The paper notes Mrs. Pinkham offers free, confidential advice for a million women over thirty years. Address: Lynn, Massachusetts.
Fire damages business districts in Low Craggon and Loew, Indiana and Kentucky towns. Reports cite losses up to 150 000 dollars and evidence of arson or explosive entry. Separate items note a consular appointment in Yokohama and a bank burglary at East Brady National Bank with losses estimated up to 10 000 dollars.
May reports from Frankfort Lexington and Seattle describe alleged assassination plots drunk shootings and a murder suicide. Lofty claims tie to Charlton Farrell and a Jeli Jarrett link while Seattle pursues Thomas Neveu over alleged theft and mother seizure. A Virginia steamer wrecks near Cape Henry and New York workers strike at Standard Oil.
The Thureday Attire club hosted a lively evening at Mig Storia's home featuring a choral party and theatrical program. Performances included works by Keatonpoet, Octave Thanet, and a short play with a long list of participants.
Manila May 5 General Otis leaves the army with an admiring report on his organization provisioning and clothing. Hardin's expedition has taken four towns and remains active. The Mead transport sailed to the United States as U S forces maintain fortifications near the city walls.
The dispatch describes a rough event report with errors about Bull Lake Ui May and a Dewey visit to St Louis. It notes a group of men identified as missing or unconfirmed and mentions a civic parade and plans for Admiral and Mrs. Dewey to depart for Memphis tomorrow morning.
President Madgen was empowered to travel to New York with full authority to negotiate with the military authorities on behalf of the executive, following a meeting of the union.
Washington May 5 Senator Hutler, chairman of the electoral committee, expressed the morning belief that Lions Falls will be nominated by acclamation.
May 5 report states the Stamford Varnish Works at Klinpark Staten Island sustained fire damage estimated at $200000. No injuries reported and containment achieved by local fire departments.
A cordial blend described as a pleasant beverage for a social event. The aim is a welcoming drink that leaves guests with a positive memory and avoids a bitter impression.
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