Notable 1901 Events From Across Nation And Abroad
Delmonico’s New York proprietor Ral N. S. Charlen dies of consumption. Walter Travie wins US Amateur Golf Championship 5 up 4 to play over Walter Fgan. Burlington plans alliance to extend into Salt Lake across Wyoming. Mrs Roosevelt returns. president to reside in executive mansion. Senator Hanna ends interviews on Roosevelt policy. Columbian legation reports easing disturbance in their country. War secretary distributes 126 coast artillery companies to various forts. George M Phillips Co forms in Chicago with $500,000 capital. Old company creditors plan abandoned. Girard plant workers discharged for memorial day. potential strike. John Armstrong Chanler arrives in Richmond after years apart. London Daily Chronicle cites Roosevelt favored by Washington correspondent. National Bank of Weiser Idaho charter approved with $50,000 capital. Eugene woolen mill bonus funds pledged. five subscriptions in Walla Walla. Refunding bonds bid in Chicago at 4 percent. Burns bank planned by W P Harlburt with $60,000 capital. Gas escape found while drilling in Carry county Oregon. Clatsop county shows taxable property up. timber lands valued per acre rise. Total county property tax roll reaches 4,518,150.
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Charlen
Delmonico
New York
Walter Travie
United States Golf Association
Walter Fgan
Chicago
Burlington
Salt Lake
Alliance-Guernserling
Wyoming
Mre
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Executive Mansion
Hanna
Legation
Secretary of War
Coast Artillery
Fort Stevans
Ore
Fort Casey
Wash
Fort Flagler
Fort Warden
George M. Phillips Company
Iet National Bank of
Weiser
Idaho
A. B. Anderson
John Wayers
BE. M. Hixon
W. F. Sommercamp
Morris Sommer
Eugene
T. G. Hendricks
J. H. McClung
J. M. Shelley
W. I. Wagnon
Portland
Walla Walla
N. W. Harrie & Co
Run & Ycare
W. P. Harlburt
Idaho National Bank
Lewiston
Burns
Horns
Carry County
Bandon
William Button
Clatsop
Vast Soap Line and Bargain Household Goods
Immense display of Veril Values in Toilet Soap with Marnved brands spread across scented bars including Turkish Bath Oatmeal Pine tar and Rose varieties. Rubber balls bands and pencils offered at low prices. new sewing notions and paper products feature in this bargain section.
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Stomach Health
A damaged text claims the product cures stomach diseases and related ailments. It discusses an overloaded stomach and a weakened body, linking a remedy to reducing fullness and improving digestion. The passage uses period language referencing Pierce’s product in medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Golert
Gerry
Pierce
Golden Medical
Czolgosz Trial Opens Amid Tight Security
Buffalo reports the Czolgosz trial begins with the prisoner escorted through a tunnel to avoid mob violence. Police seal city hall, entry requires official passes, and guards deter any attack as jurors are questioned about citizenship and views on government before selecting a panel.
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Buffalo
Czolgow
Court House
The Buffalo Exposition Focuses on Recovery After Disaster
The article reflects a city-wide effort to heal after a period of inactivity and sorrow caused by tragedy. Citizens express grief affecting homes and daily life as they rebuild with renewed determination and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Funds Raised Locally for Aid Without Official Backing
Citizens note that all funds were raised in Buffalo without assistance from the nation state or city corporation, underscoring local initiative.
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Buffalo
Wheat Prices Steady as Corn Advances in Market Report
The market report notes steady grain prices with wheat expected to rise as other foods peak. Wheat in New York opened lower, then rose to around 7 3/4 with close near 7 1/2. corn shows strength with a half-cent gain. Visible supply up 1,750,000 for the week, total 42,625,000 versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ray & Co
Pendiston
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Memorial in Washington for late president draws vast audience
A grand memorial service filled Chase’s opera house and overflowed to the street as more than 5,000 attendees heard five minute addresses from ministers and dignitaries. Postmaster General Smith attended with other officials while diplomats Wu and the Japanese minister joined in boxes. The decor highlighted the stage with palms and wreaths as hymns and choral pieces accompanied the tribute to the late president.
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Washington
Moosevelt
Smith
Milow
Sehley
Alec
Hie Suite
Palma
Tion
McPfarland
Imatriel
Colombia
Presidal
St. Patrick's Cbureheang
Harmony Lodge
Masonic Choir
Josue
Thomas Noyce
Washington War Records Probe Hears from War Department
The military affairs committee has obtained official records from the War Department about Lt Col Heistand as it prepares to examine him in San Francisco. Adjutant General Corbin is expected to arrive in Washington next Tuesday to testify.
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Waehingan
Menate Military Affairs
Hieistand
War Department
Winnower
Heistand
San Francisco
Corbin
Washington War Department plans trade safeguards on Cuban coffee
The War Department intends to issue an order to protect Cuban coffee imports into the United States and Puerto Rico. Earlier, Porto Rican coffee shipments faced debate, with concerns that limiting Cuban imports might harm local growers and overall trade balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dept
Colfos Raplord Agein
United Sates
Porto Rico
War Department
Wovldlow
Colles Golog
Porto
Tuba
Porto Hican
Routh
Amurion
Daniel Dutton Falls at Woodshed Breaks Right Ankle
Daniel Dutton, 70, fell from a woodshed while a carpenter was roofing the building. He broke his right ankle and was taken to a doctor to set the bone after the morning accident.
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Daniel Dutton
Howting & Woodshed
Daniel Dotton
God Dotton
Dr. Smith
Dutton
C. KH
Deatten
Sehley Case Taken Up In Court Inquiry
Washington Sept 1 The Sehley court of inquiry opened with Judge Advocat Lemley proposing ship logs from the battle of Santiago for evidence. The discussion focused on which portions to admit, excluding the tag ship New York and limiting to parts approved by the Sehley counsel.
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Washington
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Advocat Lemley
Santiago
New York
Achley Coun
Fire destroys Roseburg Masonic Building and Murphy's Laundry
A blaze in Roseburg Oregon damaged the old Masonic building and Murphy's laundry on the ground floor. Losses reached 60000 with 20000 insured leaving secret orders without paraphernalia and heavy damage to their effects. The fire reportedly started at one Welk and consumed the building early today.
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Roseborg
Miconiy
Murphy's
Fire Threat Looms Over Eldorado and Grand Island
Severe wildfire near Eldorado threatens the town as winds shift. The blaze, the largest in the state, consumed heavy timber and crossed between mountains, past Grand Island, prompting calls for government troops to fight the fire on public land. Meanwhile in California the season’s first great firestorm brings rainfall and urban rainfall reports.
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Denver
Col
Republican
Eldorado
Gol
Halla Aile
Grand Island
San Franciscn
Oakland
Poor Millionaire starves in London due to digestive failure
An early advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills would have saved a starving London millionaire by improving digestion and appetite. It touts strengthening digestion, raises agemiration, and promises satisfaction or money back. Sold by Tallman & Co. druggists.
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London
Dr. King
Pillip
Tallman & Co
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G. R. Demott
London Daily Chronicle
South Africa
Pacific Northwest News
R. Alexander
Boston
Peau de Sole
Luni Pranelle
Melrose
Peble Cheviot Satin
Victoria
Nate
Ederick Nolf
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Pendleton
Cole
TC. Taylor
Main Street
Oregon
Leon Crolgoes
Cadhgoas
Crolgows
Titus
Crolgowns
Talesmen
Taileman
Tailaman
Eden
N. Y
Lamy
Oberlin College
Aupremme
Lewis
Yayuga County
Supreme Beach
Buffalo Exposition
Allor He
Thiry
Lieut. Gol, Hiestand
Schley
Lemley
Roseburg
Masonic
Hidorado
Colorado
California
Eai
Nena
Newbro's
Herpicide
New Frazer Opera House
Fresias
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