Rayner Grows Funny At Insurers In Republican Party
Washington April 27 The Insurgents in the senate applauded Senator Rayner’s invitation to quit the Republican party and join the Democrats during a debate on the administration railroad bill. Dolliver defended the party’s record while Hailey pressed the minority, and Bailey pledged tariff policy to burden all classes. The exchange showed deep partisan tensions in Washington as the talk moved to page 12.
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Senate
Delliver
Epurbec
Democratic Party
Rayner
Galleriea
Hailey
Haynor
Dolliver
Dedliver
Republican Party
Ieaith
Bailey
War Raging Between Turks and Albanians Across Balkans
A Balonski dispatch reports five hundred Albanians, mostly women and children, killed by Turkish artillery in Godnaunts. In Constantinople Turkish troops stormed Kachanik Pass twice to dislodge Albanian rebels but were driven back with heavy losses. Portland notes James J. Hill’s contract for 125 miles of railroad in central Oregon, bid by H. C. Henry of Seattle, rough price about four million dollars, from Madras to the Klamath reservation.
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London
Balonski
Godnaunts
Constantinople
Kachanik Pass
Albania
Portland
James J. Hill
Oregon
H. C. Henry
Seattle
Henry
Madras
Klamath Indian Reservation
Governor Issues Warning of Danger in Caagshal Districts
Changsha China April 27 The governor urges foreign residents not to return to districts with native rioting for 30 days Edward Keaton a 110 year old resident near Natchez La says he is determined to die a natural death He was bitten by a rattlesnake last night but doctors expect recovery
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Changsha
China
Caagshal
Edward Keaton
Natchez, la
Erie Railroad Advances Wages of Its Firemen
New York April 27. The Erie railroad has adjusted wage difficulties with its firemen by an 8 15 per cent pay increase. The company continues talks with trainmen conductors and shop forces over wages.
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Erie Railroad
New York
Roosevelt as Senate Successor to Save Grand Old Party
Washington reports Theodore Roosevelt as the likely successor to Depew for U S senator in New York. Political observers say his candidacy could unify the Republican party after Governor Hughes moves to the supreme bench, strengthening the party for the fall campaign and aiding state ticket success.
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Grand Old Party
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Depew
New York State
Republican Party
Empire State
Hughes
Supreme Bench
New York
Loop 10 West Eugene could use 12000 bonus
Northwestern Eugene Improvement club heard Manager Lambirth of the P. E. E. propose a $12,000 bonus to fund a street railway loop from West Fifth to West Eleventh and east to College Hill, about 400 feet shy of 2 miles. labor or cash gifts likely. tickets in advance suggested. committee named to circulate subscription papers.
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West Fifth Street
Filmore
West Eleventh
College Hill
Northwestern
Eugene
Lambirth
Georeg Croner
J. J. Rude
Mark Fleming
D. M. Parkerson
R. R. Gibson
M. B. Huntley
Portland Party Bound for Ascent of Mount McKinley
The revenue cutter Tahoma sailed from Seattle carrying the Portland Mazama expedition of four men aiming to climb Mount McKinley from the sea ward side. They will land at Port Graham on the Kenai peninsula and move toward the mountain in stages, the ship carrying gear north.
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Seattle
Alaska
Portland
Five Hundred Miners Entombed in Welsh Colliery
London reports five hundred miners trapped at the Tyn y Bedu coal mine in Wales after cage machinery failed. Managers work to reach them via a second shaft half a mile away. An Independence hotel over forty years old is demolished to clear space for new buildings.
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London
Tyn Y Bedu
Wales
Independence
Asset company encouraged at Marshfield
A Lane County Asset Company letter from M. Svarverud reports encouragement at Marshfield as he and F. B. Kidder and S. P. Ness worked to build a railroad from Eu to the mouth of the Siuslaw River. They secured pledges of money from locals and were optimistic about funding the project.
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Lane County Asset Company
M. Svarverud
F. B. Kidder
S. P. Ness
Aarshfield
Vos Bay
Siuslaw
Mr. Svarverud
Coast road survey gains ground toward Eugene
Survey progress advances along the proposed route up the coast past Gardiner to the Siuslaw and east to Eugene. The party, consisting of fourteen or fifteen men, has reached the Long Tom with a good route found and no notable grades. Subscriptions for the right of way fund are nearly all paid, reinforcing belief that a railroad to the coast is near realization.
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Eugene
Mambfield
Messrs. Svarverud
Kidder
Ness
Gardiner
Siuslaw
Poison Used In Hyde Trial Appears In Testimony
Kansas City April 27 Cyanide of potassium the deadly poison the state says Dr Hyde gave Colonel Swope to kill him featured in today’s trial testimony. Drugstore owner Huge Lein and three employees testified Hyde bought 205 grain capsules in 1909 on three occasions. Brecklein the physician warned of its danger and sought assurances Hyde would dispose of unused portions.
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Kansas City
Hyde
District Degree of Honor Convention Held in Eugene
A district convention of the Degree of Honor met at the K of P hall in Eugene with delegates from Albany Corvallis Lebanon Brownsville Junction City and Ivy judge of Eugene. The gathering covers Lane Linn and Benton counties and runs through tomorrow afternoon with a banquet planned tonight and many delegates staying with local lodge members.
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K. of Phall
Albany
Corvallis
Lebanon
Brownsville
Junction City
Borth
Ivy Judge
Eugene
Lane
Linn
Benton
French Troops Perform Before Colonel Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt witnessed Paris garrison drills at Vincennes outside Paris where French soldiers displayed skill. After maneuvers the troops marched past General Dalstein and Colonel Roosevelt, and played The Star Spangled Banner.
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Rooseveli
Vincinnes
Dalstein
Roosevelt
Great Fraud in Seuges and Bonds Found
Cheyenne April 27. By filing a civil complaint in United States court a group of promoters is accused of promoting stocks and bonds across many corporations. The suit alleges a decade of fraud collecting millions through manipulated stock issues, harming stockholders.
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Cheyenne
United States
Seemaan Vmferent
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Dor Rayner
Brecklein
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Colonel Roosevelt
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Siuges
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