27 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1900
Page
1
The clipping lists numerous doll parts and accessories with prices such as 10 percent g dn kid lenly and 61.00 collar and bows. It mentions a Jewel Box, toollet bet, celluloid firings, Work Box, Doll Head, Medallion, knives and a Japanese Doll among assorted goods and prices.
Reports indicate Germany sending 10 000 Matter rifles and 3 000 curtricoon to Venezuela amid global trade talks in London. Britain faces proposed import taxes, while a Turkish German dispute unfolds over naval bases and a Mayet Soom station. U S cabinet speculation and naval concerns add to a tense global scene.
Henry J Tropkine a well known hardware merchant of Albany died Sunday of apoplexy at an unknown age. The report also notes multiple unrelated local incidents involving livestock theft, a Seattle death, and a family homicide case with various names and places mentioned in a scattered fashion.
A leaked letter to police claims a plot to assassinate President McKinley. It cites a leader unnamed in print and discusses attempted acts and potential canal treaty implications, with references to British mediation and warnings to maintain secrecy.
Mary Ellen Lease, noted female politician, sues Mr Lease for divorce in Wichita Kansas alleging incompatibility and non support. The couple have lived apart for ten years and the case proceeds with no contest by the defendant.
A garbled account describes General Bawan urging the President to act on the war effort. It mentions former combatant leaders and appeals related to Viet affairs, with references to Manila, Washington, and Hinton West Virginia.
A garbled report surveys postwar geopolitics with focus on Imiland Hay Pauneatole age doubts. It mentions treaty repeal claims, canal control, and dispute over arms limits amid international tensions and alleged world powers.
Washington grapples with a disputed November agreement as officials warn the plan fails to satisfy the government. The cabinet focuses on how the U S should respond to China and the broader balance of power affecting global peace.
Fragmentary report describes a mob law incident involving four individuals in Fort Towne and Jolyrernl hay jail. Text mentions imprisonment for three days, accusations of violence, and a referenced public trial or enforcement action.
Census Bureau in Washington announces population of Qua County as 160, with details on distribution and locality figures. Officials note changes since prior count and emphasize rural and urban splits within the county boundaries.
A garbled Nevada item lists scattered names and places including Ouleago and Keenehe Price, with references to corn, tele and an awning. The text mixes dates and locations such as Point lolo and Aaturday, yielding a chaotic, unreadable scene with unclear actions or outcomes.
The Pendleton team plans a Thanksgiving battle against Galtembale Wank with a lineup including Bhigh Outer and Cargill timers. The squad expects travel disruption and uncertain participation of several players while aiming for a decisive home win.
A fragmented notice notes a quirky treatment phrase about quinine and a playful pun on a cure for a cold. No clear event or entities identified beyond vague medical references.
The article notes intense Boer mobilization and British losses as reports say President Kruger will reside in the United States until the war ends. It mentions Lord Roberts and French Premier Kroger, with details of allied and Boer movements and related political chatter in late November.
A rumor of the Pope’s death circulates but is widely discredited in Paris London and Paria. Reports suggest Vatican frailty, prompting crowds to await official word while Cardinal Gibbons doubts the claim and cites a public audience today.
Fragmented report from Saint Paul Minnesota notes Senator Davis is dying and may live only until morning amid a critical medical crisis. The garbled copy mentions the senator’s precarious condition and urgent reaction from associates and officials.
The article reports the death of Wilson, an internal revenue official, in Washington from Kentucky origin. It notes his arrival in Washington, the funeral arrangements, and references to a ceremonial event attended by officials and local dignitaries.
New York publisher Mobert Dorr of the Mall and Kaproms died suddenly at the forum in Able City. The death removes a longtime figure in local publishing and business.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, people, or organization to summarize into a coherent news record.
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