Yline Store Highlights Large Selection in Eastern Oregon
A local shop named Dolis and Ciames presents a broad inventory with up to date goods and a wide assortment, claiming one of the largest lines in Eastern Oregon.
05 Nov 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
1
A local shop named Dolis and Ciames presents a broad inventory with up to date goods and a wide assortment, claiming one of the largest lines in Eastern Oregon.
Readable text notes lamps offered at 39 cents and mentions a selection of sheet music and popular items offered at reduced prices. The fragment implies a sale or advertisement with emphasis on lighting and music goods.
London service clubs hear rumors of a high society anxiety while Tribune’s Seattle correspondent reports John Considine’s murder trial delayed in superior court. The industrial commission ends December 15 by law as members return home to vote in state elections. Seven’s band earns ovation at Ginawow exhibition.
The clipping reports on tax and legal matters in Marion County with A. Riah as the top taxpayer, a Portland labor stance, and local incidents including a fatal knife wound in The Dalles. It notes a Monroe Benton county boy fatally injured by hot water, business changes in Astoria and The Dalles, railroad expansion talks, and Idaho politics with Henrietta Manafield named as commissioner nominee.
Fragmented advert claims Da Pierce’s Favorite Prescription strengthens mothers and unborn children. It promises to aid nerves and sleep, claims no narcotics, and offers free paper covers with medical advice from Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Reports from New York election day note rainy weather did not dampen voter ardor. Seth Low fusion candidate for mayor held a lead over Sheppard and Tammany at morning tallies, with Croker optimistic of victory. Citywide results expected, as Troy Albany Syracuse Hochwater and others elect mayors amid a turbulent political scene.
Across the nation voters faced brisk early turnout or apathy as weather ranged from freezing in Nebraska to clear in Cincinnati. Reports centered on Democratic chances in mayoral races and Republican strength in Rhode Island and Pennsylvania as President Roosevelt prepared to vote.
The New York market reports no trading due to elections while other markets rose. Liverpool and Chicago opened lower before firming, with government wheat demand cited. England shows stock declines despite high exports, and corn losses threaten future prices. wheat expected to be a good buy around the current prices.
Manila reports a plot to massacre American soldiers at Moncada in Tarlac province was foiled when the conspirators were exposed by the wife of one organizer. The plan aimed to fire into barracks after dark as troops emerged. Authorities report arrests and the event described as a majorfoiled conspiracy.
Police link a Chicago mob link to a New Orleans vendetta after the body of John Antonio Sapoll was found rammed into a barrel on a prairie. Authorities believe a Thaljan party may be involved, with ties to Clark Street and Homer area figures.
St. Jaytts reports Nov and Mamie Kennan died this morning from diphtheria after failing to respond to treatment. They are the eleventh and likely other children in the family affected by the outbreak.
Fragmentary notice from Worthand Maine dated November 6 notes an incident near Thonpoon Coe building and Mourahan stables affecting Kelley & Cow Dumber Yard. Details are unreadable, with references to graters and Helleos the scene.
A bold break in occurred at Shiphie Jewelry Co this morning when a thief struck the storefront glass and fled with unspecified jewelry including diamonds. No injuries reported as police begin investigations.
The article touts a prominent society's claim that there exists a single remedy for stomach and bowel issues. It urges sufferers of indigestion dyspepsia constipation atony and nervous complaints to try the product, praising its proven efficacy and widespread physician endorsements.
WR Berk ey, after months remodeling at C. B. Wade’s stock farm near Hot Lake, finished two large barns 40 by 40 and 42 by 32 feet and now ready for occupation.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Seaseiive Bromo Quin and Ware's Wlepalure as a guaranteed cure in one day. Text shows dubious medical claims and druggist testimonials but is unreadable in parts.
A distorted report claims Prance has seized Turkish ports and cites a larger debate on major international issues. The text mentions Turkish action, Germany and Italy related figures, and calls for a demonstration in the Mediterranean, reflecting unstable diplomacy and named players in a convoluted account.
The transcript notes Hanne and Tinian speaking in the Schley court about a proposed movement plan and disputed coal supply lines. The details are garbled but indicate ongoing legal contention over maps and route considerations.
Report from Kitchener outlines the Benson disaster causing gloom in England. It mentions Draken, Ten ion, AeweHna oversaw hiring, and near Chem with Colonel Tonen and Guiness. The commandant aided by a few to aid wounded, while regerthed officials sought to assist.
A Burlington train collided with a freight near Riverside. Kelly, a passenger from the Tall neighborhood, sustained injuries while Clomdine and Preelgit Hrkeman Wat were reported hurt. Emergency crews responded promptly.
A fragmentary notice describes a delivery service for groceries in Moines operated by Younger and Hon. It mentions order fulfillment and delivery within the city, but the text is garbled and unclear on dates or firm details.
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