Lamps and lamp supplies in bulk sale notice
Announcement urging readers to buy lamps and lamp supplies in large quantities for home use. Advertises spot cash paid to the factory for lamps chimneys burners wicks mantels and related parts.
31 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
1
Announcement urging readers to buy lamps and lamp supplies in large quantities for home use. Advertises spot cash paid to the factory for lamps chimneys burners wicks mantels and related parts.
New fall tints available in boxes or bulk. Tablets pencils and office supplies offered at the lowest prices.
A fragment notes Wesworth and a drummer selling a sample line at forty five cents while they fast, hinting at a market scene. The text mentions Wesworth and a price point, conveying a curious trading moment.
Italian King Edward to spend winter in San Remo. Carnegie’s library gift accepted for San Juan. Rockefeller donates funds to American church in Berlin. James McGarry, Dooley inventor, dies in Chicago. Philippine customs revenue for seven months ends July 31 at 5,026,198. Raleigh governor opens state fair urging progress among Black citizens. Mexican Pan American congress banquet praised. Transport Kirkpatrick sails to Manila next Friday. Twenty‑eighth regiment to Manila. Meade to Manila via mail. Grant to Manila requests November 1 call at Manila. General Chaffee reports transport Warren from Manila to San Francisco. Hancock arrives Manila awaiting refit at Nagsaki. Transit updates on transports and port calls.
Reports describe a fire protection claim in the Northern Pacific area, a hillside land dispute near Dominion Creek, and a currency controller action involving major banks. Also noted are a pardon petition for Lorminieh Servela, a Siberian sea climate note, Oregon and California Railway leadership changes, Trem well mine news, Alaska theft arrest, and two men jailed in Mocehure after a Southern Pacific train robbery.
A dubious ad touts Hector Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets tied to the touted Favorite Prescription. The piece promises relief from headaches and female weakness and urges readers to use the laxative linked remedy for various ailments.
The court of inquiry hears Schley’s defense as Dowlen and others present rebuttal evidence. Capt Dowlen tests the Troakion role and Lieutenant Haynor faces objections while witnesses reference a May 28 collision near Santiago. The proceedings adjourn after determining Blaalee’s ability to testify and noting torpedo bite concerns.
The New York Market reports steady crab and wheat trading with firmer tone. Brokers note mixed allows in corn and pork with fluctuating prices and open interest in Chicago and San Francisco trading floors.
New York dispatch reports Seth Low remains a leading political favorite as his campaign gains momentum. Supporters note growing confidence amid events and public appearances shaping the race.
A port dispatch from Port Townsend notes the arrival of the Mon noke with 600 pan cages and reports hardships in Nome and nearby posts. The ship describes poor conditions at Nome St Michaels and Datehtar with a plan to haul off materials for winter storage. About fn people are expected to winter at Nome.
The notice states a planned bond purchase from Holder with varied bond lots including twos threes fours and fives. It promises interest returns at specified rates and outlines terms on long fours with per coin prices.
London authorities sentence Earl Runnels to three months imprisonment related to a case concerning Mallhe Summerville. The man starred in Nevark and faced legal action after the alleged incident.
An official note says a division of the Mediterranean fleet is detached for a special mission to Bytom as France moves to enforce claims against Turkey. The French warships are to confront Turkish waters while Paris seeks to settle debts and rights with Turkey amid mounting diplomatic action.
From Comientinople dated October 41 Turkey voices steps to resist repayment demands by the United States regarding the Tad HecenAry to Heenie Miss Stone's claim. Officials pledge repudiation and noncomplicity in the settlement.
The York travelers reached Weymouth after completing their world tour with a triumphant homecoming. Local cheers followed as the group arrived, celebrating a successful voyage and broad international exposure.
A ceremonial bottle of champagne was smashed on the first foundation stone of the La Fontaine Building at 2 o'clock. Mrs Lafontaine led the event at the site on Main Street near Prospect, with work to follow per the architect TF Howard plans.
The article touts Hostetter Stomach Hii as a family medicine for weak stomachs. It claims to restore appetite and aid digestion, with fifty years of indigestion cures and a distinctive private die stamp on the bottle neck.
Two correspondents Michard Mard ing Davie and Casper Whitney threaten to gun ex Secretary Alger for libel over a passage in The Little Revolutionary War book. Alger says he fled Lago during the battle and boarded a transport while the writers claim they were in the thick of the action.
A gang of five robs two hoboes on a Brooks northbound freight at midnight. The victims, traveling in a refrigerator car, are beaten with revolvers and robbed of two wares one of which is war and $17 in money.
The circuit court opened yesterday afternoon over a promissory note dispute by Lian A Sturgis v Baker. The note alleged to have been owed to Pendleton Mercantile and later transferred to Mrs Sturgis totals 226.50 with 10 percent interest since 1898. Three witnesses testified two for the plaintiff and one for the defense. Attorneys G A Hartman CG Wade and William Kucker represented the plaintiff Carter and Ral for the plaintiff. T G for the defendant.
Reports state 630 men and 68 places surrendered on Cebu Island amid uneasy conditions on Bohol Island. General Hughes plans to visit to assess the situation and press for a swift, orderly demobilization while noting ongoing concerns in Bohol.
Chicago judge Wanecy names Pudge Laney as special attorney to pursue contempt proceedings against Hearst Chicago American for alleged scandalous publications. The case centers on articles during a decision against the suspect in a warrant dispute, with aims to bring the paper to contempt court.
A garbled report describes a disturbance involving a man who caused uproar and was taken into custody. The fragment mentions a revolver and officials but provides few clear names or places.
Fragmentary notes describe activity around tow plates near Lube sabrndo with references to the fourth period. Details are sparse and names or formal entities are not clear.
A telegram from Walla Walla reports a change in ownership of the State Motel, formerly run by Mok Kelley. Kelley has taken over the Golden Hotel at Pendleton and will assume control of the motel property, terms of the sale not disclosed. Ownership currently appears to transfer to a new holder, with the Hebel estate name appearing in initial notices.
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