19 May 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions travel, names and places with unclear context. Key terms appear as personal names and possible locations but essential details are unreadable. No identifiable events or outcomes can be determined from the legible portions.
A chaotic mix of reports from the era notes the death of Hin Moe grand vizier of Marocen while Kentucky Republicans back ex-Governor Bradley for the vice presidential nomination. Other items include labor strife warnings, a Pennsylvanian death from pneumonia, a New York clerks shooting, tax and immigration policy moves, and various local incidents in Oregon and Portland.
May 10 London erupts in spontaneous transport of delirium at Mafeking relief. Crowds in Whitehall, crowds at Buckingham Palace, and public buildings overflow with cheers and flags. Baden-Powell portrait displayed as songs resound God Save the Queen while soldiers and civilians celebrate across the capital.
Advert reads that monthly pain and menstrual irregularity sap strength in women and that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores roundness of form and facial freshness. It claims to support health through various life stages and shares letters from women endorsing the product.
In Bt. Laisa Missouri May 1 a strike disrupts rail operations as the Trainedt Company faces interference claims. Police and company officials report efforts to block train movement and crews, with about seventy employees affected or sent home after medical attention.
Mixed May reports from St Petersburg New York and Chicago describe celebrations, political moves, shipwreck rumors, and a bishop ballot. Key figures include Secretary Longbaugh, Conmmagulor Dodd, McClellan, Bryan, and Apull Meyer, with references to naval work and church election dynamics.
In New York on May 0 a father plans a marriage portion of Katheston to Morriy valued at 45000 with a minimum welding cost of 1260. Gi. Smith appoints Major Martin Marginnis United States senator and he departs for Washington tonight after the governor signs the commission.
The health board reports bubonic plague cases in San Francisco with six deaths in three months but assures no danger of spread. Doctors in Chinatown advocate quarantine and hygienic measures while authorities pledge vigilance and prevention. Chicago authorities also offer a U S hospital expert to aid San Francisco if needed.
Report from Spokane about a convention selecting eight delegates and eight alternates for a national meeting in Kansas City. The text notes temporary officers, committee actions, and references to leaders like Judge Maton and Ahabenat Delfine.
A fragmented report lists wheat market items and regional officials including May and July wheat notes. Names such as Wheat Market, Sun Prandsen, and Denver appear alongside a slate of officials from Spokane and Butte with notes on dates and roles.
Kathe Mont May Ni Dick Oy from Helena and Derry McCarthy from Matte fought twenty mile on dine unt night near Walkerville in a disputed outdoor confrontation.
Turkish Admiral Apred Dasha arrives in New York amid formal welcomes, as officials confirm the high ranking visitor's visit to discuss naval affairs and regional security.
An autosaved transcript reveals intense testimony in a Moltnomal County case. Prosecutor and defense clash over alleged bribery and interference with an officer Jame F. Jamison jailer and former postmaster figure prominently. The witness details threats, bribes, and courtroom pressure as the trial unfolds.
Messy OCR notes show Weston Normal School and Phoghuss students fighting for honors while public schools in Pendleton and Willamette region face decisions. Charles H. Bronson records 204 meals of court-ordered allowances by county judge for May term. Claims total 174 to recipient M. Hanson with prior and future payouts in mixed legal language.
A dance event titled Neoyligee Dance is set for Saturday evening in the Armory. Attendees are invited to wear Hegligee shirts and the program includes a Dancingecite monoda at 9 o clock.
Governor Smith names Martin Maginnis as United States senator while Clark is turned down. Senate plans consider Berton and Blair busts as Grant statue is unveiled in Washington with ceremonies.
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