21 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
1
An immense line of soap moved to a box featuring Haze soap at 5¢ a bar with varieties like Fish Bath and Oatmeal. The ad lists rubber items, pencils, tissues, paper goods, and Japanese napkins with low prices. It promotes buying old books, purse goods, and other sale items at reduced rates.
Reports from Simla note the Maharajah of Panna suspended from sovereign and removed from Rewa state amid poisoning suspicions. Chicago janitors threaten a strike after a secret protective association meeting. Patents: Paramore suicide, Roosevelt naming Bixey as surgeon general after Van Reypen term. Emma Goldman attends McKinley memorial services in jail ward.
John Peterson claimed Norwegian origins and was run out of Marshfield for derogatory remarks about President McKinley. Judge Bell upheld an injunction blocking a King County road law election as unconstitutional. Federmen complain of salmon shortages in the Colombia River and cannery shutdowns. E Cerieon, trap king of Coluam boa, hauled fourteen tons of tah from two traps with no market. W A McCormick, Portland timber dealer, died by suicide at 33, a year after moving from Menominee, Mich. J W Cleaver, 76, pioneer furniture maker and undertaker of the Pacific Northwest, died at Mount Tabor. The Schulmerich will in Oregon City names executors Edward and William as heirs, with a $40,000 estate divided among relatives and a $400 Masonic lodge bequest for indigent Masons.
The text promotes a so called Favorite Prescription as a safe medicine for women. It warns against overuse during adolescence and claims the remedy cures diseases of the female body permanently with no alcohol or opiates. It emphasizes regular use from an early age and asserts broad health benefits for women.
A French review at Hethany near Rhieme shows 140000 soldiers in full campaign dress marching for President Loubet and entourage. Panic and crush injuries erupt as gates open and spectators rush stands, then the emblems and units salute before the army files past.
Washington Sept 21 The Schley court of inquiry heard Commander Harbor deny close approach of picket vessels at Quienfoeger while a report claimed three vessels acted as pickets. Harbor testified Texas coal at sea near Dry Tortugas and opposed cross examination by Raynor. Commander Schroeder said two things were lost and one more could have been done to prevent the destruction of the Colon on May 31.
Washington reports President Roosevelt reached the White House at 2 30 this morning. He opened with a conference with Secretary Hay and others and planned a full day of meetings. Officials indicated the cabinet would value government by May.
Cresceus won the great trotting match from the Abbott taking three of four heats at Readville Massachusetts. The first heat finished in 2 11 0 and the second in 2:02. Cresceus claimed victory by winning the third and fourth heats to secure the race.
Reports from Pietermaritzburg on September 21 describe Boer forces taking a large number of horses and cattle along the Togela. Details of a possible British garrison engagement at Acton House could not be obtained.
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The New York market report shows light activity in wheat with prices a shade lower. Liverpool closed 5 8 lower, New York opened at 70 64 and closed 76 for December. Export shipments for the week were 3 840 000 bushels versus 3 620 000 last year. Wheat in Chicago ranged 71 to 73 and settled around 76 today.
The East Oregonian retracts its report that Assistant Secretary Buckley discharged the Pendleton to Wallula mixed train crew. It notes Buckley did not discharge the crew and says details of who did are being withheld by the railroad. The paper urges releasing reliable facts from authoritative sources, especially after accidents.
Walter Pierce and A D D Sulloan helped form the Hot Lake Sanitarium Co yesterday. G W Tape elected president with Pierce as vice president and A J Stilleman as secretary treasurer. Building improvements may total 15004 to 20000 and hot lake water will heat the building this winter. A public practice shot tomorrow at 1 00 p m on the Pendleton Sporstmans association grounds south of the city invites all to join.
Narrative fragment recalls the accorded pioneers and stories at Old Gottlore Day. The Oath's Companion plans to publish tales including Lump's Plack by J. J. Baten, celebrating a pioneer's survival after a tree fell during land clearing.
Fragmentary OCR mentions cultivation terms and tools but lacks a coherent event or identifiable names. It references land, stubble wheat, implements, and an individual named Par Bowman in a garbled form.
Lawyers faced pressure from friends to refuse the Colgowe case, arguing it would harm reputations. Two senior counselors, Leo Lewis and Robert Titus, were proposed to meet high standards, with a letter from the Erie County bar association urging the assignment of seasoned defense for Laon Colgowe if needed.
The executive board met at the County Superintendent’s office with Ackerman Conkin and Now tin present. They planned a three day November 2 institute during Thanksgiving week featuring Silas Cillian Milwaukee editor Gilten Western Teacher and speakers Churchill Baker City Hilger Portland Forbes Whitman Hawley Willamette. The event will be held in conjunction with the state meeting. A northbound Great Northern train incident near Buckout mountains caused a truck and cow to derail at the foot of the range.
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