Fulton Wins Out Surprises on Final Day of Session
In a last minute twist Kor ty third ballot of the session produced the result Fulton clinching the outcome at the end of the legislative session.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1903
Page
3
Oregon Elects Charles W. Fulton U S Senator on Final Ballot
In Salem Oregon this noon Charles W Fulton was elected United States senator after a dramatic forty third ballot in the legislature. George C Brownell rapped the session to order as Fulton gained votes from Multnomah and Geer supporters in a swift late swing. Fulton thanked supporters and pledged to represent the entire state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Charles W. Fulton
United States
Oregon
George C. Brownell
Clatsop
Nottingham
Multnomiah
Harvey W. Scott
Banks
Multnomah
Brownell
Fulton
Multnomah County
Smith
Malarkey
Scott
Geer
Kay
Marion
W. C. Fenton
Corsican
Hume
Hayden
Johnson
Mulkey
Steiner
Fisher
Daly
Paulsen
Intense cold grips the midwest with record lows
Chicago reports 10 below zero as the coldest of the winter across the region. Temperatures ranged from 1 above in Louisville to 24 below at West Superior. Cities from Peoria to St Paul show frigid readings while western areas moderate. No direct deaths reported yet. relief committees work hard. Coal supply shown as ample with surplus stock.
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Chicago
Middle West
Louisville
West Superior
Wis
Peoria
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Des Moines
St. Paul
Omaha
Topeka
Municipal corporations in England run vast undertakings
A British parliamentary return shows 317 municipal corporations in England excluding London, with 299 operating productive undertakings. Total capital reaches 1.055 billion dollars, average annual income 65 million, and average annual expenses 41.25 million. In Manchester sheriff brings requisition papers for ex Mayor Ames, under surveillance awaiting a governor hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Manchester
N. H
Dieger
Minneapolis
Ames
Bachelder
Venezuela Imposes 30 Percent Import Duty Increase
Washington reports a Caracas decree raising duties on all imports by 30 percent as a wartime measure. Officials note the move shifts the indemnity burden onto foreign merchants who handle Venezuela’s import trade, with the 30 percent rate matching the duties at La Guayra and Puerto Cabello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russell
United States
Caracas
Bowen
Venezuela
Castro
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Grid Iron Peninsula Alaska Railroad Plans Announced
The Western Alaska Construction Company of Chicago filed maps and surveys with the interior department for a Council City and Solomon River railroad in the Seward Peninsula Alaska. The New Jersey incorporated firm with $1,000,000 capital aims to connect Solomon River mining zones with tidewater at Good Hope Bay and surrounding harbors. General manager J Warren Dickson says construction will begin early spring and attract Chicago New York capitalists.
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Chicago
Western Alaska Construction Company of
Interior Department
Washington
Council City
Solomon River
Ophir Creek
Bluestone
York
Nome
Grantley Harbor
Port Clarence
Good Hope Bay
Peninsula
Flat Janitors Take Stand in Chicago Wage Fight
Thousands of Chicago tenants may face cold and disruption if landlords do not sign the Flat Janitors union wage scale by Saturday noon. A union vote shows strong support for walking out. about 1,800 janitors belong to the union, and only those in buildings with nonsigning owners would strike. If the strike goes ahead, coal, groceries and other home comforts controlled by the union could be cut off.
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Chicago
WILL ENFORCE IT ON FOREST RESERVES SHEEP PASTURAGE
The interior department will continue enforcing penalties for sheep pasturage on forest reserves despite Judge Hanford Seattle ruling that such regulations would defeat water storage aims. The department cites the 1897 act authorizing regulation of forest reserves as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Hanford
Seattle
California
Secretary of the Interior
Department
Congress
Tornado sinks steamer Olive on Chowan river near Norfolk
A tornado struck the passenger steamer Olive at 9:30 p.m. as it ran between Franklin Virginia and Edenton North Carolina. The vessel sank at Wooley's pier between Mount Pleasant and Oliver's wharf. Seventeen people drowned and others were seriously injured. Captain Withrey and five others were rescued from the pilot house after waist deep flooding.
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Norfolk
Olive
Franklin
Edenton
N. C
Chowan
Wooley’s Pier
Mount Pleasant
Oliver’s Wharf
Withrey
Turkish troops plunder Erz ingdam district and attack victims
Die Information reports Turkish troops who had no pay or rations plundered Erz ingdam. In one village twenty men and women were tied to trees in a nearby forest and left for wolves. The next morning only bones remained.
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Vienna
Die Information
Erzingdam
Judge Shiras Resigns From U S Supreme Court
Washington February 20 Justice Shiras has presented his resignation to the president to take effect February 24 William R Day former secretary of state of Ohio has been chosen as his successor replacing Shiras on the high court
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Washington
Shiras
United States Supreme Court
William R. Day
Ohio
Unusual Scenes as House Quarrels Over Railroad Bill
In Olympia on February 18 the house clashed over the Dix railroad commission bill. Speaker Hare ruled it indefinitely postponed, then allowed a roll call to restore it to the calendar amid wild disorder. Commission members clashed with railroad supporters in a chaotic adjournment attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Railroad Commission
Hare
Friends of the Bill
Commission
House
Dix Railroad Commission
Roth
Whatcom
Lewis
Jones
Field
Ranck
Dickson
Lindsley
Dilling
Cole
King
Mr. Megler
Horses for Ninth Regiment mounted at Fort Walla Walla
The Ninth cavalry stationed at Walla Walla will be mounted after a months long stay from the Philippines. A contract for three hundred horses at 117 dollars each has been let to Herman Matesger of Portland. Deliveries must be completed within 60 days and most stock is expected to come from Eastern Oregon ranges.
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Walla Walla
Philippines
Herman Matesger
Portland
Fort Walla Walla
Oregon Ranges
Canal is First Unanimous Decision to End Treaty Debate
Republican senators held a caucus in Washington on February 18 and agreed to continue Senate consideration of the Panama Canal treaty until disposition. The plan preserves the statehood bill’s favorable position and commits to executive session for ratification as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allison
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Quay
Elkins
Gallinger
Foraker
Hoar
Hanna
Lodge
Aldrich
Friends of the Treaty
Senator Quay
Government Accepts Panama Canal Purchase Offer
Washington on February 18 government formally accepts the Panama Canal Company offer to sell canal property and all rights to the United States for 40 million dollars. The agreement is subject to ratification of the pending treaty with Colombia and extends the option beyond March 4 until both nations ratify the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal Company
United States
Colombia
Senate
Nanaimo Miners Strike Over Wages and Safety Lamps
Miners at Nanaimo quitted work with about 800 employees against Western Fuel of San Francisco. They seek 75 to 80 cents per ton raise, 25 cents daily for safety lamps, and $1 extra per ton for mining in the lower sea level. Separate item notes a naval magazine explosion at Fort Lafayette, New York bay, causing multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Victoria
BR. C
Nanaiumo
Western Fuel Company
San Francisco
Nanaimo
New York
Naval
Fort Lafayette
New York Bay
Mail pouch with $75,000 found intact in Indianapolis
The mail pouch reported stolen with $75,000 in corporate paper was located among other pouches in Indianapolis. Authorities say the pouch and its contents are intact and an investigation is underway.
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Indianapolis
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