Dolls and Games Exhibit Shown in Eastern Oregon Fair
Our timeis one of the largest displays in Eastern Oregon featuring land up to date goods and a wide range of dolls and games on show.
06 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
1
Our timeis one of the largest displays in Eastern Oregon featuring land up to date goods and a wide range of dolls and games on show.
A passerby described encountering a soapy mess at a busy corner where a gold plated item was reportedly gifted. The incident note mentions a single line of Mense and a filly warranted tag, with no further details available.
Three Arctic whaling steamers have anchored at San Francisco with light catches aboard. A major cold wave hit the Indian Territory, dropping temperatures by sixty degrees in twelve hours. Peter Maher signs to box Jim Jeffords in a one round contest in Baltimore. Ernest Roeber agrees to meet Nechad the Turkish wrestler after arriving in the United States. A French vote supports government action toward Turkey after Mo Delcassé speech. Labor’s injunction fight prompts Chicago Anti-Union League formation. An ocean race is planned from Providence to Cape Verde Islands between the Unique and the F A Small. Anti-Semitic propaganda resurges in Vienna via a Times London dispatch. London Shoe and Leather Fair visitors note American machinery dominates British boot trades.
Voltaire Guerney and his son Hob orm drowned in the Siwelnw river Monday as Portland area water system improvements near completion stir debate among Brehow. In Sumpter schooling is chaotic with unresolved matters. Oregon officials report county cash surplus of 27,015.01 and anticipated tax revenues, with expected reduction in taxes.
Reports from New York show Seth Low elected mayor with a substantial lead over Tammany Hall backed candidates. Complete returns indicate Low’s victory margin around 51,000, shaping a wave of reform across the city administration and aldermanic bodies.
Chief counsel Haynor defends Sehley as victim of a cruel chain of events and cites Trafalgar and Manila as enduring symbols while arguing for his duty and conscience. Parker spoke briefly as the opposing advocate, prompting debate over honesty and patriotism in a historic naval inquiry.
The New York Market report notes wheat buyers active at the open near 7 1 2 percent, with a minor rise in futures. Chicago and Liverpool prices show small gains while money rates hover around 4 percent. Trading commentary highlights profit taking and varied daily moves across commodities and stocks.
In San Francisco supporters claim the victory of Behapus shows unionism lives, despite a recent strike defeat. The 37 year old San Francisco native directs a theater orchestra and manufactures gay engines while pledging radical reform and an impartial conservative administration.
Police arrest a woman calling herself Mrs. Rose at the Laclede Hotel. She has a bag with 50,000 of Nations Bank notes alleged to be proceeds of the Great Northern express robbery at Agne Montana in July. She denies knowledge of a man named Arnold tied to the Montana robbery and says she came to meet her husband from Vicksburg.
Colfax orchardists received 2000 dollars for forty acres of apples sold by Mr Cone at Weeten, buyer paying 50 dollars per acre and 2 per tree, amid scarce high grade fruit. Prices rose from 1200 to 2000 as demand outpaced supply. Westen apples and potatoes also moved high with buyers keen on market-ready stock.
A Kentucky household reports rapid relief from coughs and croup after giving One Minute Cough Cure. The letter-style note asserts the remedy eased breathing and aided recovery by morning, praising Tallman Co. and Vrock & Nictomas as distributors.
An advertisement touts laxative cough cures and Vulnine tablets to treat colds. Promotes a no cure no pay offer with price listed as four cents per unit. Includes bold claims and simple payment terms.
Adjutant General Major General theory married wealthy Washington heiress Edith Putten in a grand ceremony. Cardinal Gibbons officiated as guests included prominent military leaders and society figures. The wedding united two prominent families amid a display of national pageantry.
A fragmented London note suggests discussion of a baronetcy offer tied to Tammany politics and fast evolving evening paper coverage. It references Now & The Exchange and a respondent telegraphic rapidity of reaction.
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