Supply Sale Notice Cited Bulk Ants Pencils and Office Goods
A brief notice lists ants in boxes with en in bulk pencils and office supplies for sale. Prices are mentioned but details are partially unreadable.
26 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
1
A brief notice lists ants in boxes with en in bulk pencils and office supplies for sale. Prices are mentioned but details are partially unreadable.
Orders direct Captain Tilley to revert to Pango Pango and appear before a naval court martial to answer charges. The report also notes Merriam’s population projection for 1970 and various unrelated updates.
W Garlinghouss named outmaster at Monroe Oregon Kay resigns. In Prineville the fate of Oregon vs Andrew H Tytle on trial for murder first degree. Alexander Vance convicted of murder in Eatonville Washington September 2. Governor Geer named honorary McKinley Memorial board member. Albany suit A W Blackburn vs C L Rees seeks 10000 for alienation of wife. Attorney General opinion on one pupil school district confirms contract rights and apportionment. Mrs Hareb K Shaw Oregon pioneer of 1845 died Belvins Freeno county California. Shew and McNary family ties to early Oregon roots.
The President intends to write his own messages to Congress, abandoning the past practice where cabinet officers authored sections. He will focus his address on topics he chooses, delegating department reports to cabinet records, and provide a concise, unified message.
Washington report on October 20 notes the Schley court adjourned to Monday with testimony recounting details of actions near the Colon and New York. Admiral Schley described surrender terms and interactions with Captain Cook, while Dewey denied resigning the Metropolitan era post.
Lieutenant Rasael Haseard of Abtelalia Washington rose from a Philippine campaign to burglarize an insurgent camp and seize American deserters. He was recommended for the congressional Medal of Honor by Charles Kien. His brother also served in the expedition led by Fred Foostan to capture Aguinaldo.
In Vietermaritaburg Natal on Oct 26 Gov Milner of the Orange Free State Colony and Traneves spoke urging the hearers to prepare for a potential war and not delay action.
General Randall and staff arrived on the transport Seward from St Michaels en route to Vancouver Washington where he assumes command of the newly created department. He left two companies in Alaska.
The Montana copper market faced a sudden downturn as the Montana company shut down its mine and mill, part of a broader manipulation plan. Minera and local citizens denounce the move. ten workers were added to unemployment as operations paused in Hutte, Montana.
Brief item notes directives concerning use of Pure Gogiisa and Wawhi Pity with named figures Glen Wade involved in implementing or interpreting the orders.
Andrew Carnegie urged Averies today as Mouthampton hosts a visit by the storied steel magnate in an event drawing regional attention and crowds.
A chaotic wire service roundup reports C A Stassforth a Sos Angeles mining man indicted for Edmands act violations in San Francisco. Other items note Howey’s grand jury indictment on China entry charges, John J. Valentine ill with heart trouble, bullion theft arrest in Portland, C F Charles noting express courage amid dynamite, and a disturbing double tragedy in Mount Pleasant with a mother killing her child. Vancouver sensational items close the batch.
State Department has no confirmation of reports from Sofia and Vienna claiming Miss Stone and Mme Tsiska are dead. Dispatches from Consul Dickingen in Sofia and Charge dAffaires Eddy in Constantinople offer no solid details, leaving the case unresolved.
Philadelphia reports twenty dead and twenty two injured as a blaze overwhelms a hospital. Authorities probe origin while hospitals treat the wounded. In New York streetcar strikes, workers demand reinstatement of paid relief amid wage protests. Washington officials discuss social tensions as Croker faces political pressure.
A newly adapted fire net by regional fire departments is expected to see universal adoption. The technology promises reduced wildfire risk and faster response during forest emergencies. Prominent physicians reportedly endorse the trial version as a preventive measure for various ailments.
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