13 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
1
Buffalo Sept. 13 The president’s condition worsened with heart failure as doctors report little chance of recovery. Officials state the end may come at any moment while crowds pack trains and Hanna and relatives rush to Buffalo.
Aimpense line of new soap products includes Bath Oceanbar Oatmeal Pine tar and Fine soap with glycerine and violet scents. Rubber bands and pencils priced low as shelves showcase paper tissue and Japanese napkins at sale prices.
In Balfalo on Sept 3, reports indicate no major change in the president’s condition. Doctors note a nightly improvement in heart function and general stability as observers await further updates.
A late bulletin from Hudale notes the president remains in favorable condition after an eight conference. Doctors announce further progress with a normal blood count and no signs of poisoning, as officials caution against sensational reports while awaiting formal updates.
An early 20th century medical promotion touts Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with a free paper-covered copy upon request. It mentions cases of illness and claims of cures, and notes distribution by sending 21 cents to Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
Washington officials including Secretary Hay and Postmaster General Smith are in the city and ready to be informed immediately of any change in the president's condition. The arrangement aims to receive bad news at the earliest moment.
The stock market opened sharply lower as news of President McKinley’s shooting spooked investors. J Pierpont Morgan reportedly commanded large funds to brace the market and protect New York as officials prepared for possible turmoil. Wheat markets steady in Chicago amid broader trading activity.
The National Football Association announced changes affecting the upcoming season. Key figures named include Suielinle from Havel academy, Alexander Mof fat of Princeton, J O Bell of Cornell, and Walter Camp of Yale. The moves aim to shape play, with a focus on positioning and timing.
The steamer Neik returned to port with news that Peary was found at Mia h, east of New Brunswick. He had penetrated far north, reaching a latitude near 83 degrees, and will attempt another pole bid next spring. His work, though not a successful pole reach, is deemed of vast importance.
A fragmented report notes a large European contingent planned for a display including a large audience and fortified positions. It mentions a parade with about thirty thousand men, heavy defenses, and air defense measures against forces totaling around 120,000.
Mittalurg reports efforts to organize with a strike affecting workers. Wagging tensions include Lione of belwab and a subetance cited as All mille. Open mille workers are to be united. employees face no discrimination for striking.
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Francis Kanney, retired, named head of a new Navy inquiry board. The agency confirmed Ramsey as the lead appointee, with the court of inquiry set to begin Monday.
A garbled piece mentions legal action or a suit tied to a name resembling Joes or J. i. and references to Portland and Cincinnati. The text is fragmented with unclear dates, places, and roles such as surgeon or chaplain, making precise events and parties hard to determine.
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