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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
2
London reports Little Elsie Bullough a famed musical comedy actress faces a malignant illness after marriage to Ian Bullough. Once set to return after Gypsy Love at Daly's Theatre she now has only months to live following a recent operation.
Portable lunch wagon offered for sale during Round Up week. Located at Oregon Lumber Yard.
Special Correspondence Adams Oregon September 25 John Pierce, Adams farmer, presented the telephone manager with the first grapes raised around Adams a pound Sweet Water grape. J T Liemlien of Walla Walla was in Adams visitor Tuesday. Richards broom factory has started and he took a sample of Adams brooms to Pendleton fair. Frank Reed arrived home after Walla Walla fair. Mrs E G Marquis visiting Portland. Mrs Charley Maresh and Maxie Culrumlias Lewiston guests of Mr and Mrs Furelson. E G Marquis Pendleton visit. Mr and Mrs L L Rogers and children spent Sunday at their mountain ranch. G Richards Pendleton business visitor.
The Panama Canal bill prompts discussion on its global shipping impact. Experts like M. Mosei argue freight and passenger gains are limited. the canal’s main advantage is strategic, enabling the U.S. fleet to operate on either coast. The piece notes potential shifts in Chilean nitrate freight and Pacific trade routes.
Mrs. Jennie Schweyer, 27, jailed for a year on charges of having wed ten men without divorces. She claims to seek a better husband, lists spouses including Miller and Gowan, weighs 110 pounds, and stands 5 feet 2 inches. Alderman Power aims to seek a court decree invalidating all but the first marriage to free her from entanglements.
Dyspeptic relief offered by Pape's Diapepsin promises fast, sure stomach improvement. It claims digestion restoration in five minutes, with no sour belching or discomfort, allowing you to enjoy foods again and feel clearer and fitter. Buy a five and ten cent bottle at any drug store.
In San Francisco Miss Nellie Schmidt of Alameda won laurels by swimming around Seal Rocks at the Cliff House. The feat, attempted by a woman for the first time, followed her recent Bay crossing from the Ferry Building to the Oakland Mole. A life saving crew tracked her course as spectators cheered.
Advertises BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP as effective for coughs and lung congestion. Lists price 25¢ 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
West Achieves Relief of Town details a sheriff raid in Butte Falls Oregon on September 25 closing a blind pig run openly for months. Joe Brooks accused of operation is arrested and sent to Jacksonville. Eighteen bottles and a barrel of beer were found at the depot. Town incorporated a year ago but lacks a jail. residents petition to end liquor sales while authorities seek governor support.
Theodore Roosevelt sent a telegram from Emporia Kansas to A B Clark endorsing his Progressive Party nomination for United States senator. Signed by George Emjen Toosevelt, the note says Roosevelt hopes Clark will be elected and help carry the ticket. Clark notes Roosevelt’s support extends to the whole state ticket.
Fragmentary text notes solidification of progressive forces and mentions Bourne boosters, many favoring Roosevelt, but impact remains uncertain. Potential political alignments and intra party dynamics are implied without full context.
Dublin census reveals diverse sects. Church of Walloon linked to French Reformed Church. Separatists of Sandemanians, notes on their abstinence and rites. Hermatic Society with occult initiations. Faraday named as member. ceremony details include bloodless rituals and oaths, plus a Vienna procession with the Hofburg host and imperial pageantry.
A great Eucharistic procession in Vienna during the twenty third Congress was drenched by continuous rain and cold as Emperor Franz Josef and Cardinal Von Rossum carried the Host along Burgtheater court. Catholic societies clergy bishops and attendees faced the downpour from early morning until early afternoon.
John Gilroy, 40, died after tripping on a curb while fleeing a group of small boys in Newark New Jersey. He struck his head on the curb, fracturing his skull, and died several hours later.
An advertisement touts HYOMEL as a fast remedy for catarrh. It promises quick relief by breathing the product to banish catarrh germs and secretions. The HYOMEL outfit costs $1.00 with separate bottles at 60c. money back from Tall-Man & Co. if dissatisfied.
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