Centennial Exposition Opens in Portland Oregon
The Porting Exposition in Portland Oregon opened at noon Thursday with President Roosevelt touching a telegraph key in Washington as Vice President Fairbanks read the President's address. Speakers included A W Goode, Governor and other officials while crowds gathered to witness the centennial event marking the Oregon trail’s early exploration by Lewis and Clark and the nation’s modern celebration.
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National Congress
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Navy
California
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Equitable Officers Face Restitution Demands and Reorganization
The Wetete cmmitter reports to the rectors alleging that officers at the Bahitible-Satiety Avha profited from caragons or dink, demanding restitution and treasury funding of every dollar. It demands Hyde syndicates repay, calls Alexander's laxity in question, and seeks a thorough reorganization of offices. No dishonesty charged against Var ell 0, but salaries of $122,600 to Hyde and related entities are condemned, with clerks earning excessive emoluments.
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Larbell
Varell
Tornado Fear Spurs Local Protective Measures
Dispatches from Ok-Whome indicate residents plan ad hoc defense against twisters, digging shelters in retreats, using cellars and tall towers to watch clouds at night, and signaling to awaken sleepers by firing guns if danger signs appear. The note likens local reactions to past regime fears among Obinhomans.
Opening Day at the Exposition Draws World Delegations
Thousands of sightseers from across the nation fill the grounds for a grand opening parade led by Vice President Fairbanks and visiting dignitaries. European and oriental exhibits attract large crowds with Japan, China, India, and others showcasing art, science, and industry. The Transportation and Manufacturers Buildings display historic locomotives, vast exhibit space, and numerous national manufacturers.
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Fairbanks
Goode
Fourth Cavalry
Columbia Court
Europe
Etbrice
Japan
China
India
East Indies
Ceylon
Guida Lake
Tiffany Receives Ransom Offer For Stolen Diamonds
A concealed agent offers to return three diamonds valued at 90 000 dollars to Tiffany & Co of New York for 10 000 dollars and immunity from arrest of the thief or intermediary arranging negotiations. The negotiator promises safe passage and avoids exposure for involved parties.
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Tiffany & Co
New York
Jrersott
Apprentice shatters target record in San Dahto Bay test
In San Dahto Bay California an apprentice aboard the torpedo boat Preble broke the entertain navy record by hitting a 1,000 yard target nineteen times out of twenty one shots.
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Entertain Navy
Atlantic Yacht Race Ends In Atlantic Victory
The Atlantic yacht Atlantis crosses the line first in a long transatlantic race from Sands Hook to the Lizard. The victory is hailed as a supreme test of sea skill over speed, with the Atlantis besting rival vessels and proving American seamanship superior.
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Wholesale Prices Rise Across Commodities Since 1897
A Bureau of Labor Report shows wholesale prices higher in 1904 than any year since 1800 except 1908, with food and clothing among the steep gains. The article notes price peaks around 1903, tariffs, and a notable drop in drugs yet overall elevated levels. It also honors Minnesota hero George Bohn, who saved a companion on the Minnesota river by binding a bleeding wound and guiding him to Fort Snelling for medical care.
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George Bohn
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Fort Snelling
Bohn
Post Hospital
Fort Hospital
Yellow Fever Threat in Panama Canal Health Fight
John Barrett, American minister to Panama, warns sanitation is the key in the yellow fever struggle for the canal zone. He notes five reported cases at Colon as alarming since none had appeared before, saying the situation must be kept in hand.
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John Barrett
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New Chief of Staite and Teachers Examinations
An item notes a new Staite chief Bratton and other officials, plus a long section on Teachers' Examination dates across several Iowa locales, including Des Moines and Sioux City, with dates in June July and November for various certificates. It cites Riggs and lists exam sites such as Des Moines, Sioux City, and Council Bluffs, outlining diploma exam timing. Also mentions Ritaumlove Coal Output ranking Iowa seventh in value of bituminous production for last year, with total state output leading to Pennsylvania and others.
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Des Moines
State Pouchera’ Association
Hfe
United States Geological Purvey
Pennsylvania
Atwoix
West Virginia
Ohio
Alabama
Frdlana
Secret of record corn yield on 4000 acre field
A report outlines how a 55 bushel per acre corn yield was achieved on a 4000 acre field last year. The key was a perfect stand obtained through thorough planter plate testing and eye, followed by careful adjustment and operation. The study notes most rows had equal or better density and little damage.
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Evers
Man Burned Alive Near Valero Home
Henry Maggers, an inmate of the county home near Valero, died after being overcome by smoke while a brush fire burned near his house. The 47 year old had epilepsy and fell into the flames when the nearby caretaker was away. He had lived in North Coma for thirteen years.
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Shenandoah
Within Our Borders and Local Events in Iowa News
Reports show Beott Benson, WiJfoda Central agent, fell from a street car in Dubuque, sustaining non serious injuries. Cerro Gordo county totals rise to 21,028 population with rural declines noted. a Bedford man, 80, dies after claiming Oda Fellow ties, active since 1858. In southwestern Iowa, Independent Telephone Co stockholders pledge future universal service, while hospital leadership changes occur in Waterloo and Nebraska City. A local accident near Woelnttep results in injuries.
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Iowa
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Bert Clark
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Linnie
Davenport Strike and Local Crimes Mentioned in City Notes
A Davenport strike over building gains and a series of local incidents are reported, including burglaries, assaults, suicides, and fires. The item lists various names, crimes, and public notices across Keokuk, Marshalltown, Waterloo, and Des Moines, with details on casualties, investigations, and civic projects. The report also notes a greenhouse at the soldiers home and anti adulteration campaigns.
Armies in Revolt as Russia Faces Collapse
News despatches report revolt among Russian troops in Manchuria after Tsushima defeat. Nicholai will abdicate. regime change and national assembly urged. Global powers expect peace terms while Oyama masss forces for a sweeping flank. Russia paralyzed at Mukden front.
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Lave
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Mullen
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Rusealan
Matelde
Tsitslhar
California Tourism Boom Tops Fifty Thousand Visitors This Season
California welcomed about 50 000 tourists this season with total travel expenditure around 18 000 000 dollars. Tourists averaged 50 days and 60 dollars per day, boosting railroads with near 6 000 000 dollars in fares and adding over 500 000 dollars in sleeping car costs. Estimated total spending on travel and related services exceeded 10 000 000 dollars, supporting southern California as a major tourist hub and leaving substantial funds in the region.
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Notable acquittal and escapes in early trials
Newa notes Newa of minor note: Newa from Salisbury North Carolina reports the acquittal of Clay Grubb who faced murder charges in Oct 16 incident involving Se brotharinlin O B Davy. James Tilney, linked to an escape from Ale entray Island prison, has been sent to St Louis. A San Francisco robbery saw $12 000 in stamps and 500 000 in gold sought, with about 400 stamps reportedly taken.
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