25 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
1
An old advertisement lists toilet soap in boxes of three bars with varieties including Turkish Bath Oatmeal Pine tar Rose Violet Carnation and glycerine soap. Also advertised are rubber balls rubber bands and assorted rubber items with small price points.
School books and supplies offered with low prices. Six wicker tipped red lead pencils 5c, tablet and miscellaneous items. Buyback of old books. Fine shell paper 8c per package, tissue papers, and Japanese napkins. Newline goods arriving with black seals and other popular shades.
A famine exists in Yang Tee district China with 10 million affected. A commemorative life of President McKinley is under contemplation at the post office department. General Frederick Funston, recently released from Manila hospital after an appendicitis operation, is reported to be recovering.
The report estimates Baker County property value will rise by roughly 1,000,000 over last year. Joseph Miller, longtime Polk County resident, died at his Buena Vista home after paralysis. Lieut Ed Farrow arrived in Baker City to study the Irondyke mine on Snake River. Nathaniel Hawthorn Cusack, linked to Spokane mining, died in Washing ton. his will leaves Alice Roosevelt $100,000. A gasoline lamp caused a fire at the Anaconda Stud office, with minimal damage. O C Ride, Yamhill treasurer, indicted for public funds theft. bond set at 2,500. D Halliday given poor prognosis after an altercation in Grants Pass. Oregon's Pan-American exhibit lags in funding but is praised for its quality. The steamship Oregon arrived from Nome with 474 passengers and 750,000 in gold, enduring a ten-day gale and rudder loss.
An old excerpt promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women and maternity, claiming it strengthens appetite and supports maternal health. The text attacks sympathy as a weakness while praising the product for womanly ailments and reproduction, citing unspecified endorsements and growth in medical claims.
Washington dispatches describe naval witnesses testifying in the Schley inquiry, including Claxton on engine reversal and Cotton detailing dispatches to Schley about the fleet and coal. Sampson seeks early detachment from the Bowton yard for health reasons as the court prepares for his testimony.
New York boot 26 reports the first international yacht race off Sandy Hook to be held tomorrow between Columbia and Shamrock. Shamrock underwent repairs at dry dock and planned to sail at 3 AM to the Horseshoe Intercourse course, while Columbia remains the favorite amid large wagers.
Emme Maal, called as a witnes s in Baltimore, reveals she lacks understanding of church, heaven, immortality and has never attended a church or Sunday school. She has lived all her life in the city at 1012 Balisbury alley, amid a densely populated area.
Washington reports most of the present cabinet likely to remain during Mr. Room, welt'estorm era while Secretary Long is expected to retire within months. He believes he can resign without embarrassment to the administration and return to private life.
Fragmentary text mentions dates and names in a garbled form. No coherent event or action available.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions McKinley era and a September item with unclear approval. Readable terms reference a proposal or measure tied to the period and a tentative positive reception. Entities are McKinley and September. exact details are obscured.
The report covers dull wheat and lower prices at Liverpool New York and Chicago markets with copper in sympathy as stocks and money ease. In Cambridge Osford Yale and Harvard compete in an international track meet before ten thousand spectators with Hargrave Workman Rost and Beal winning events. A telegraph line to the Yukon is completed to Dawson via Atlin White Horse and Fort Simpson connecting with the Alaska boundary project.
Cave Town reports Willy British is sent to General Delarey’s Headquarters at Dickersfontely on the Slahteewsh inat. Delarey is tall and well known. The Howre have gained many recrufte in the Sutherland district, Cape Colony.
London dispatch reports an industrial crisis spreading across Europe due to crop failures. Widespread closures and falling stock values threaten economies as nations struggle with shortages and uncertainty.
Dan J. Malarkey, a well known Portland attorney, fell ill while in court with Justion Kraemer. He was moved to St Vincent's Hospital for an operation to treat appendicitis. The patient underwent the procedure without complication and while Sunday night was restless, he was reported in a steadily improving condition on Monday.
A worker named J, employed in a Portland building, fell from the elevator shaft Sunday afternoon and died at St Vincent's hospital. The man, an Eoglivhinan with ties to Milverton, had left home after a quarrel with his father T W Davenport who recently suffered injuries in an accident. Doctors have arranged for a specialist visit from a New York cure expert arriving soon.
Buffalo reports the assassin Czolgosz is to be electrocuted around October 2 after his sentencing. His father and sister and other relatives visited him. attorneys will not appeal. The case drew public attention as relatives mourned and officials prepared for execution.
The piece discusses expanded authority for It Co Jodeen as industrial agent of O Kh & N and likens it to Southern Pacific control. It asserts Harritoan support for transferring Miller to freight operations and calls this part of a broad policy to boost manufacturing and agriculture across Oregon and Washington.
In ioaneial circles to London and New York the opinion grows that further borrowing by the Huntieh Government will be required due to continued fighting in South Africa. The only relief from the drain on national resources is expected from sales to support irreconcilable burghers, while Portland school attendance averaged 104 last week.
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