Dr Monaghan Lecture at University Highlights America
Dr J C Monaghan former U S consul general and ex professor of diplomacy spoke at Villard hall on opportunities in America. He cited U S copper output near 60 percent of world supply and stressed moral and political strength. He warned of Russia Germany and Japan labor issues and noted Japan's rising civilization and influence. Alumni circulate Portland referendum mailers on university funding, while Linn county backers withhold success details. Varsity notes mention canoe trips home and travel rate issues for April vacation outsized by Southern Pacific limits.
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J. C. Monaghan
Consular Service of
United States
University of Wisconsin
Villard Hall
America
Russia
Germany
Japan
Forest Inspector Ames in Eugene
F. E. Ames, assistant Inspector of United States forest reserves, is in the city and may make Eugene his permanent headquarters. Sent from Tacoma to organize the Tillamook and Umpqua districts, he believes Eugene’s central location suits best for the reserves’ administration.
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F. E. Ames
United States Forest Reserves
City
Eugene
Tacoma
Tillamook
Umpqua
Ames
Ten Pound Daughter at Cottage Grove Brings Hope of Cure
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Rural Georgetown Tenn describes severe lung trouble cured by D King's New Discovery. Her husband brought home the remedy which she credits as the only real cough cure and restorer of weak lungs. Drugstore guarantee, 50 cents and 1. Trial bottle free.
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Fannie Connor
Georgetown
Tenn
D. King
W. L. DeLano
Anarchist Plot to Assassinate Roosevelt
New York April 19 an alleged plot by Pennsylvania anarchists to kill President Roosevelt is under U S Secret Service investigation. Chief Adams received the lead from Jan Bartula a Hazelton area associate who says Szolgonz McKinley’s assassin was in the band. Secret Service agents have questioned Bartula and follow the same account.
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Pennsylvania
Hazelton
Roosevelt
United States Secret Service
Adams
Secret Service
Jan Bartula
Audenreidh
Bartula
Szolgonz
McKinley
Everypnece
Nicaragua and El Salvador Reach Peace Ties
Washington reports a tentative agreement for peace between Nicaragua and El Salvador, based on advices received today. The accord aims to end the ongoing conflict and pave the way for a broader regional settlement.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Salvador
Central American War Intervenes as Nicaragua Withdraws Troops
Orders have been issued withdrawing all Nicaraguan troops from Honduras pending negotiations. The move signals a pause in fighting as diplomats prepare for talks to resolve the conflict.
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Honduras
Secretary Root on International Law
Secretary Root addresses the American Society of International Law on Japan San Francisco school question. He explains distribution of powers among city state and national levels and the need for conference and communication to resolve supposed clashes of local and national interests. He notes the complexity of governing bodies in handling Japanese residents and the pursuit of the nation's best interests.
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Washington
American Society of International Law
Root
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
State of California
Sacramento
United States
Public officials work together for common policy in public business
The text praises cooperative conduct in public conferences and communications as proper and necessary for officials charged with related duties to advance the same public policy. It contrasts mischievous perceptions with the ideal of collaborative governance.
Roosevelt and Root clash over Japan relations and cabinet moves
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Root may resign over President Roosevelt's policies, while Loeb denies the tale. The piece discusses Root's influence, Taft as Roosevelt's chosen successor, and fears of strained U.S. diplomacy with Japan amid the 1894 treaty context and ongoing Pacific relations.
CA STORM. Bears the Signature A af a
CA storm disrupts coastal areas as agencies issue warnings. Local officials evacuate vulnerable neighborhoods and mobilize shelter spaces while residents prepare emergency supplies and await further updates from meteorologists. Authorities urge residents to follow advisories and maintain safety.
Fire destroys Ilo city leaving thousands homeless
Manila reports Ilo town razed by a morning fire that rages beyond control. About 20,000 residents are homeless as civil and military authorities struggle to contain the blaze amid scant information.
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Manila
Ilolo
Earthquakes Hit Neuva Caceres Tayabas and Manila
Reports from South Luzon describe a severe earthquake in Neuva Caceres and Tayabas with building destruction but no loss of life mentioned. Manila also felt the quake with three hours of intermittent shocks reported this morning. The late Judge R. P. Bolse's estate is appraised at $77,500.
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Manila
R. P. Bolse
Government Brings Suit to Annul 215 Patents in Idaho
Boise Idaho April 19 The government has filed suit in U S court to annul 215 patents involving 46 000 acres of timber in the region. The case seeks government control over disputed timber holdings and associated rights, signaling a major federal action affecting land and resources.
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Boise
Idaho
The
United
Barber Lumber Company sued in Boise county over $1 million land title fraud
The Boise county suit targets Barber Lumber Company alleging fraud in securing a land title worth over $1,000,000. The case stems from a recent federal investigation with Senator Borah serving as attorney for the lumber firm.
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Boise County
Barber Lumber Company
Senator Borah
Cannot Veto Laws Enacted by Initiative
Salem April 18 Attorney General Crawford says the governor cannot veto laws enacted by initiative. He interprets Justice Bean in Kadderly versus Portland that veto power applies only to acts passed by the legislature, not to initiative measures adopted by the people.
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Salem, Or
Crawford
John McCourt
Pendleton
Justice Bean
Supreme Court
Kadderly
Portland
Unclaimed Letters List From Ames Post Office
Unclaimed letters dated April 18 1907 for residents and other addressees include Mra Mand Hogan Mrs B J Frasier Nelson Hogan Mra B J Howe Miss Tillia Miller Melvin E Muchner Geo Parsons H R Skeels Mrs Georgia Smith Professor Ed C two others Kelsey Electric Power Co White Lysee H Wood Miss Day J L Page P M.
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Eugene
Ames
Doing Business Again After Nervous Debility Cure
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York describes near death from nervous indigestion and debility. He credits electric Bitters with his recovery and now resumes business and daily training. Includes local dealer guarantee and a note on Baby Walkers from Chambers Hardware.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
W. L. DeLano
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