07 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
1
Yline in Eastern Oregon markets a wide range of dolls and games with a focus on current items. The store promotes a broad assortment and ongoing updates to keep stock current for shoppers.
Fragmentary OCR text describes unclear soap product names and dubious claims. No identifiable people organizations or concrete facts available for a proper summary card.
General Dick inson states both itt Stone and Mme Tsilka are alive and well treated. At Fall River M C Borden reverts to original wage schedule after earlier 10 percent raise. Knoxville invited to host Admiral Sehley with Dewey and Carnegie urging acceptance for a public reception.
News from Ellensburg mentions a shooting with a Fireman Smith, the death of Weasley Hoberts in Huntington, and a personal crisis linked to an El line beth hospital case. It also notes Polk county clerk Laughary reporting $224 in revenue and 20 mortgage satisfactions, plus Roosevelt's telegraph to a mayor and local legal actions in Brattle and Spokane. A Vancouver bank is authorized with Levi Ankeny as president and W. P. Cranway as cashier.
Judge Advocate Lemley tells the Schley court the Navy department remained neutral and followed Secretary of the Navy guidance. He defends the department against accusations of bias, cites required caution, and notes steps related to the McCalla mission and the voyage from Key West to Santiago.
New York brokers report wheat prices advancing amid strong export demand and corn shortages. December corn at 72 cents, pork futures at 1492 1/2, stock and money markets mixed with slight gains. Grain values fluctuate across cities, with Chicago and San Francisco notes of wheat futures and prices.
Dispatches from New York report that Panama City is controlled by the Whig party faction while foreign interests are promised protection and the Isthmus kept open for railroad traffic. General Albin, governor of Manama, pledges to safeguard foreign travelers and rail routes amid a disputed capture scene. The U S ambassador Cromwell attends a royal event in Britain praising the American navy.
The trial scrutinizes responsibility for the mishandled maneuver near Santiago. Lemley declares Behrey justified, while Captain Sinwhee disputes Spaniards' presence, and Sobley’s duty to verify. Verdict clears Sebley of cowardice as Lampoon’s name is stricken from records and the court adjourns amid congratulations.
Dispatch from Constantinople states the Porte has agreed to France on every demand after tense negotiations. Admiral Caillard reports marines have been landed on the island of Mityla and have opened a customer service base there.
Partial return figures show Low leading Tammany with a sizable plurality while Ami and Japome trail and Van Wyck follows. Counts indicate a mixed citywide result with incumbents and opponents contending for control.
Port Huron Michigan November 7 Charles Thompson treasurer of the supreme court of Uk e Keighta of the Maccabees has confessed in a letter to Supreme Commander Markey that he is short eighty thousand dollars
Mrs I heoa Hill widow of Gus Will died at her home four and a half miles near Pendleton this morning at welock age 64 after forty years on the ranch where she died Funeral services will be held there tomorrow at WW o clock and the remains will be brought to the city cemetery for burial.
London observers report the Jackson case resumed with Miss Debar denounced by Laura Faulkner on the witness stand. The audience applauded as the confrontation unfolded today.
Berlin dispatch reports the French ambassador to Germany told the presign office that France does not intend a lasting occupation of Mytelene Island.
Reports from Pekin announce the death of Li Hung Chang. Scenes at the funeral show paper horses and chairs borne to honor the late statesman as mourners pledge to bury him with full rites. Washington figures react with concern over the loss of a key ally and rivalries shift.
Nev 7hard Kiltelener today reports that Kotha with 61 men helped in attacking the Heltah at Tendenhiger. The Dower lone are 648 Wieked HOU warranted.
A garbled OCR passage touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal cure for bowel complaints. It cites "prominent physicians" and urges readers to trust the remedy despite unclear proof or sources. The text reflects 19th century patent medicine rhetoric.
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