15 May 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1900
Page
1
A fragmentary shopper page lists items from perfumes to toothpaste with discounts. Mentions Rastiman’s and Camel products, castile soap, scented powders, and toilet preparations. Apparent emphasis on low prices and bundles like four for one, with scattered brand names and unclear quantities.
Reports show Sidney, Nova Scotia lists 216 bubonic plague cases to date with 73 deaths. Also noted are a NY firm head James N Constable obituary 88, and a Chicago suicide after farewell note. Meantime Bombay Muslims endorse a memorial against plague tales.
The item notes the death of Miew Bertha Bryan a one year old of Pullman Washington from consumption. J K Peters a Eugene merchant dies of pneumonia after an illness. The original Prairie City townsite expanded by 304 acres adding depot grounds and a repair shop. F W Barnhart editor of the Sheriff dan Sun dies in McMinnville of hemorrhage. Aviva O Baker dies at her daughter Mrs M A Shurp’s home in Woodlawn aged 72 after years as an invalid. Burke Idaho reports an altercation at a hotel between F B Hale and Pete McDonald ending in gunfire and a fatal counter strike. Grant County offers 450 reward for recapture of Al Kenton and for William Wallace on horse theft. funds split among Canyon City residents and John Day and Sowanville officials.
A testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps sick women and restores health. It names a Mrs Pinkham and a Ly on Massachusetts address as reliable sources, urging women to seek advice from a living, competent advisor.
Telegrams recount General Buller securing Dundee on May 1 and boers retreating north after looting every house, with Dundonald and Rundle forces engaging near Borelinden and Brands Drift as British advances press the Boer positions. Reports also mention a proposed American protectorate over Transvaal and Free State, with Mafeking bombardment and refugee movements.
Helena special to the Dispatch says Lieutenant Governor Spriggs of Montana preserves Senator Clark's resignation and will reappoint Clark before 5 o'clock today. Governor Smith, in California, wires he will return too late to stop Spriggs who aligns with the Clark faction while Smith is allied with the Daly faction.
On May 15 in Knoxville Tennessee the final day of Admiral Dewey's tour included a visit to Loew's Ferry and Parragot birthplace commemorations. The event marked the unveiling of a commemorative shaft honoring the admiral and his birthplace in the Abnurion Hayy region.
Hawaii and Puerto Rico will send delegates to the Democratic convention. Each inland will be awarded six delegates if party leaders carry out the plan.
Kansas City Missouri May 15 The Republican state convention was called to order Edward Neaier of Bt. Loonie was made the temporary chairman After appointment of committees a recess was taken
A blaze swept the grand stand betting ring and nearby buildings at Clifton race track in New Jersey overnight. Losses are estimated at $100,000 with extensive damages reported to the facility and adjacent structures.
The United People transport Thomas arrived in San Francisco from Manila carrying a number of sick and insane soldiers. More than 5000 voters registered in Lane County marks a big gain from two and four years ago.
Washington reports strained talks among Democratic leaders as they press for a softer free silver plank in the Kansas City platform. Key figures like Comptroller Bind and Senator Jones discuss Bryant’s willingness to modify the platform while Towne's nomination is seen as temporary. eastern Democrats resist his protectionist views. There is talk of insurgent timber and possible shifts before the convention.
A May 1 statement describes the U S White House and State Department steps to study the Monroe Doctrine impact in Central and South America. The briefing notes emphasize German influence, colonial ties, and the need for careful reporting by consulates as they compile national reports.
A Washington Herald analysis discusses alleged wrongdoing in Cuba related to the presidential campaign. It notes possible fraud aims by factions and the administration hopes to mitigate effects by pursuing suspects before election progress accelerates.
A Vorlanduvt article reports Denmark considering handing the Danish West Indies to a chartered company to cut off Germany and the United States from influence in the islands and to limit their power.
A farmer near Tremont is mourned as a killer after a mother and four children were found dead with throat injuries in their home. Neighbors believe the man, thought to be Mrs. Thomas Minor’s son, acted in a fit of insanity. Patrols and officials investigate as details remain fragmentary.
Oaah wheat and Chicago bids appear muddled in a fractured San Francisco market note. The report shows scattered quotes and unclear figures with no decisive price movements or standard listings.
The Posse knvoye arrived in New York as delegates reach the city for a reception. The reception commission runs the bay to welcome the travelers. Bicycles can be rented at the Crescent Agency Boat Oregonian.
In a May 11 letter to the Montana governor, Senator Clark announces his resignation from the Senate, citing unfair and non judicial procedures in the investigation. He submits the letter and steps down after discussions with colleagues.
May 16 St Louis reports progress toward settlement of a city streetcar strike. Unionized transit workers resume duties amid talks between the Suburban railway and St Louis Transit company, with many divisions back to operation and a diminishing strike momentum. A separate note from Kansas City indicates the strike there is weakening.
Fire crews battle extensive blazes in Lockborne Ohio and Columbus Ohio. Outside assistance arrives as flames threaten homes and businesses with rapid spread and limited containment.
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