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A local shop advertises a wide range of woks for customers choosing from a big assortment. Call to visit and compare options for cooking needs.
18 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
1
A local shop advertises a wide range of woks for customers choosing from a big assortment. Call to visit and compare options for cooking needs.
Obscure obituary notes Lorenzo Snow head of the Mor mon church dies leaving a $100 estate. Reports on Emperor William remitting rents on crown lands near Colmar. Walter No Dimmick, ex chief clerk at the U S mint in San Francisco, sentenced to two years in San Quentin. Afghan affairs revive rumors of a Russian advance on Herat amid imperial intrigues. The New York World cites Lipton on America's yacht race stakes and navy estimates. Toll totals reveal vast federal expenditures for the current year. Warren Dow, longtime deputy U S marshal, dies at 78. Roosevelt considers McKinley era reciprocity aims with France and Latin America. A farewell banquet honors Charles A Towne with Eric Bryan and others present. Ithach car inspector Charles Norris jailed for $70,000 in Pullman certificates theft and jewelry theft involving Mrs Denotian Thowpon and the Old Homernind Company.
United States Senator J M Mitchell lands in Portland on Wednesday after visiting Mw Nenyower in Washington. The longshore strike in Portland ends with both sides agreeing to settlement talks. A well known figure Martin Matwon is found dead in Portland with a bullet wound. A man in The Dalles is jailed for uttering checks with no funds. A court ruling frees a bar keeper for selling liquor without license. Weather in eastern Oregon boosts mining activity amid a dry spell and past snow. A Salem assault leaves a woman injured and her son seeking help as the suspect flees. A divorce case involving a woman named Bhroug is noted.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier free of alcohol opium cocaine and narcotics. It claims to remove toxic bile and impurities improve appetite strengthen the body and restore health. Endorsed by named individuals William Shain Cherokee and Joan Tarrhany with testimonial language.
President Roosevelt named George Sawter to be United States consul at Antigua in the West Indies. Sawter previously served with efficiency as United States consul at Glauchau Germany. Hackett to be relieved within two months. Chase Darling of Vermont to succeed him as assistant secretary of the navy.
John Pillsbury, prominent Minnesota governor and famed baker, died at 2:90 this morning of Hirschsprung disease. He shaped the state's flour industry, founding Pillsbury's East Minneapolis mill, a landmark in commercial and industrial life, and was noted for probity and public service.
The driver of the conveyance carrying Miss Stone at the time of her abduction recalls meeting a Turkish patrol minutes later and urging pursuit. He says the patrol declined, and the civil governor did not act for two days, later blaming the woman for lacking a military escort.
Detachment of 44 Ninth Infantry men was surrounded by about 600 bolo insurgents near Candaba Samaru. After fierce fighting the rebels were routed. over 10 dead on the field and 6 wounded among the infantry. Washington confirms the Sumer moment and casualty figures.
President Hutin of the Panama Canal company and Isthmian canal commissioners meet in Washington to discuss a price boon to be fixed for offering to the country. The talks aim to set terms benefiting Panama and the canal project.
The commission remains in talks today over the United States proposed purchase of the Manama canal. Matin has not set a price yet but will authorize an announcement on the matter soon.
Report by J L Ray Co and exchange brokers notes wheat gains amid thinning primary receipts and strong demand. Prices edge higher in New York and Chicago with limited lower sentiment as markets close firmer.
The court heard Captain Sigeten claim he sold the Spanish fleet and that Commander Nicholson testified the Teresa moved toward Siboney during the engagement while Sampoon’s magazine and the New York ship were in range. The statements aim to corroborate Schley’s account of the events near Santiago.
Fragmentary notes suggest a shakeup involving the Salt Lake Tribune with claims of ownership changes and editorial shifts. The text references Ward, Benator, and Perry S Heath, noting a purchase and potential removal of Mormon features, but details are unclear and uncertain.
A rapid transit tunnel near One Hithead Sixty caved in during morning operations. Six workers were initially reported missing as rock and debris engulfed the site. four bodies have been recovered and rescue crews continue searching the unstable tunnel.
Tacoma reports Melale of the Weyerhaeuser Jumbe plans to locate a billion dollar wood holdings and build one of the world’s largest sawmills in Everett. A similar facility is expected to be developed at Tacoma and Grays Harbor.
A Nome contempt hearing opened this morning as lawyers failed to shake the credibility of witnesses. The court heard repeated sensational charges and scrutinized testimony amid tense proceedings.
A man from Albershardt reportedly died by suicide last night. Authorities found the body in the jail cell after a struggle with unidentified assailants and a reported disturbance at the scene. The full details and motive remain unclear as investigators cordon off the area and notify relatives.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a court matter involving Aldershorst a native of Germany and a Meliy From Cletriet Attorney TG Phall. The text references a jury composed of named individuals and a manslaughter or marital dispute context.
Local authorities investigate a puzzling case described in fragmentary notes. The unclear text references a principal figure and a mysterious meeting linked to a Paw oe tela. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
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