08 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
1
Reader notices advertise a sale on lighting items including gold plated lamps and complete lamps at reduced prices. The promotion highlights affordable options and asks customers if they need one while listing music selections and popular patterns.
Reports indicate a rise in Mrenehounters for Ateri coal while notes discuss China Japan relations and a special settlement near Masampo under Japanese policing. Carnegie pledges 100,000 for a Scottish technical college. other items include health effects in the Philippines and various legal and maritime notes.
In Detroit a residence owned by John Daley and occupied by Chas McHay burned Monday morning. A drive of over 500 hogs left William Bybee’s farm in southwestern Josephine County for Happy Camp California. In La Grande Jack Gobbardt disturbed a Salvation Army meeting. Four months to a game awaits Jal bey Dutat. Subscriptions to Lewiston and Clack Centennial are listed with several donors and amounts. Hartleburg reports the death of William Alford at age 50 from general debility. John Kites of Lawrence, 19, suffered a hunting accident requiring arm amputation. A Tillamook region forecast warned of a supposed real tide and wave that failed to arrive.
News dispatches report France prepared to withdraw the Mytilene forte as diplomatic tensions rise with Turkey. Turkish ministers were ordered to notify governments of Turkey’s positions while Admiral Calliard plans reallocation once Constantinople acknowledges the move.
Wire from Albany reports the Commercial Macfie Cable Company plans to raise capital from $100,000 to $4,000,000 to finance construction to the Philippines. Certificate of Incorporation filed in the United States signals expansion and authorized capital increase.
Health Officer WG Allen recommended the frame building known as Chine town lot be condemned for sanitary reasons on Manin titel Mgie etracete and bode by Thiad Momeek streets. The article notes the decision at Walla Walla Washington dated November 4. The piece also covers a Grand Jury report and various local criminal sentences and civic notices in brief.
The New York market report notes a strong tone in wheat trading with prices opening and closing higher. Despite heavy exports and rising foreign demand, visible supplies appear limited as European needs exceed previous levels, signaling a firmer market outlook.
Market Street Railway is sold to a Baltimore syndicate that will own all San Francisco streetcar lines. Representatives said the entire trolley system of the former company will be called to the latter for $6 million. Stockholders will be paid, and the Baltimore group will consolidate and operate the systems.
Reports say inmates escaped the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas following a riot. Wounded guards and officials prepared for suspected further revolt as the escape was described as part of a broader disturbance.
Rumors claim Russia pressed a Chinese statesman to sign the Manchurian Treaty before death. Reports note no public mourning for Marl 1) Hone Chane, but indicate widespread private concern. Officials deny formal action or alignment efforts.
The article reports President Roosevelt proposing to extend civil service to rural delivery workers. It discusses government departments and a reform aimed at improving efficiency for frontline workers.
Senator Hanna attended a cabinet meeting and spoke with John G Milburn to press support for the McKinley Monument in Canton. The session focused on cooperative efforts and national priorities as Hanna urged unity with the president and cabinet advisers. The report notes related actions in Washington and mentions a separate matter involving Attorney General Kiyek and a denied request for a new trial.
A note from the state department announces a new governor for Shan Tung, described as home to the Boxer Uprising, with the appointment by the Chief Minister to lead the province. The signal confirms Yen ent paemen and references official endorsements and the role in regional governance.
A Panama report from Consul Gudger notes Insurgent Liberal forces captured a town and seized cannon. The hearing in the Clowret case proceeds as Judge Hancey prepares to rule on Tuesday.
Washington notes no report of agreement on the amount of the settlement for Mr Stone has been received by the water department. The department says there is no new development in the case as far as it knows.
The report notes a deadly blaze in Ababit City injuring Guy Pamir, his wife and three children. The fire caused severe burns to the family, with Dundee County authorities estimating losses around $6000. The incident occurred near Norwalk, Conn, and investigators are tracing the cause.
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