Inquest Testimony on Boxing Fatality at Larkspur
Surgeons testified at Harry Tenny's inquest that a bump above the eye from a Saturday boxing match with Tom Burke at Larkspur led to his weakened condition and fatal brain hemorrhage after a severe beating. The brief dispatch also notes Columbia River bar funding amendm ent approval, a gruesome murder case in Buenos Aires, a seamen riot in New York Harbor, and other scattered items from March reports.
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San Francisco
Harry Tenny
Tom Burke
Larkspur
Tenny
Rockefeller Household Secrecy At Country Home
Reports describe a closely guarded country home where servants stay silent. Mrs Rockefeller is said to visit the station by carriage to meet individuals and return them home, underscoring tight security around the residence.
London ship sinks after collision near Ushant
A large steam liner believed to be a passenger ship struck northwest of Ushant 27 miles from Brest and shortly after sank. The incident follows routine transatlantic routes and involves loss estimates and survivor reports.
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London
Ushant
Brest
Idaho Suspects Habeas Case Sparks Supreme Court Hearing
Attorneys for Moyer Maywood and Pettibone filed a lengthy answer to the habeas corpus return, alleging kidnapping in Colorado and secret transfer to Idaho. They claim a conspiracy by Idaho officials and governor’s agents violated the men’s rights under the federal constitution. The case, arguing on amended grounds, proceeds with warrants issued by the sheriff and indictments planned for their joint appearance.
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March
Moyer, Maywood and Pettibone
Warden Whitney
Supreme Court
Colorado
Idaho
Atternor
Agyimet Moyer
Flayewead
Pritibone Ant
Werder
Tartter
Philioone
Mous
Senate approves 400000 river mouth improvement bill
Washington reports Fulton and Gearin secured senate passage of an independent bill allocating 400000 for continuing improvements at the Columbia river mouth. Gearin heads to Portland to register as the measure seeks House passage.
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Washington
Fulton
Gearin
Senate Committee On Commerce Today
Columbia River Bar
Senate
Columbia River
Portland
Government plans free erection of wharf near Fort Point
Washington reports the War Department will not pay for building a wharf adjacent to Fort Point in San Francisco. Officials aim to secure the right to construct wharves at no cost and will pursue court action. Historical claims by Mexican era owners over the bay bed near the harbor are noted, with disputes over rent and ownership.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Point
San Francisco
Golden Gate
State of
California
Port Point
Mra Ovlrich
Wake Bwc
Shanks
Water front fight looms as war department braces for clash
The edition notes a forthcoming struggle at the water front with a powerful force and a determined defense by the current occupants. The war department anticipates a hard battle to retain control, signaling a major political and strategic confrontation ahead.
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Water Front
War Department
Coal Strike Predicted By Ohio Operators
Cleveland reports T. E. Young of the Ohio bituminous coal operators group predicts a nationwide strike starting April 1. He says the Indianapolis conference will see a unanimous Central States vote to reject miners demands, with operators expected to win. Ohio and Indiana operators already decided to reject the demand.
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Cleveland
T. E. Young
Ohio Bituminous Coal Operators’ Organization
Frank L. Robbins
National Conference of Operators
Indianapolis
Central States
Ohio
Taol
Indiana
Lready
Crowley Losses Big Damages Suit Against Railroad
J J Crowley sued Northern Pacific for 225000 damages after losing a leg when he was riding a freight train near Connell Washington. A verdict awarded zero damages as the court ruled the man was stealing a ride when the accident occurred as the train traveled about twenty miles per hour and he refused to disembark after being ordered off by the brakeman.
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Snokane
Wash
J. J. Crowley
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Connell
Washington
AnotherMill for Blue River Thos Brandon and company plan mill on seven claims
W J Ribelin of Halsey, president of Cinderella Mining Co, reported strong prospects for seven well-leveled claims. Directors include Brandon, Upmeyer, Davis, Ribelin, and Pratt. A milling operation is planned as soon as possible this year, per Albany Democrat.
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W. J. Ribelin
Halsey
Cinderella Mining Co
Thos, Brandon
BE. B. Upmeyer
H. C. Davis
N. D. Pratt
Albany Democrat
Some Reasons Why C A Johns Should Be Nominated
A native US citizen aged 48 from Oregon, C A Johns is a progressive Republican pioneer of Baker City with 29 years in the Willamette Valley. He is a longtime mayor, school director, trusted by business interests, and urged to unite the party for a Republican governor’s election. He has strong educational dedication and a record of public service.
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United States
Republican Party
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Baker City
Willamette University
Baker County
Oregen
Tam
Multnomah County
Bistry
Charles A. Johns
Atate
Ciregun
Pple
Insurance Leaders Oppose Armstrong Legislation In Albany
Albany sits as insurance leaders gathered to oppose remedial legislation from the Armstrong committee. Paul Morton of Equitable Chas A Peabody of New York Life and Alexander Orr of Mutual are among speakers with Woodruff named director and Ide to plead for smaller companies. The issue covers political contributions record alterations and licensing strictures amid a long bill package.
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Albany
N. Y
William B. Johnson
Armstrong
Morton
CORBIN RETURNS HOME FROM THE PHILIPPINES
General Corbin arrived aboard the steamship Corea in San Francisco after duty in the Philippines. He warned against sensational war fears in China and said the boycott on American goods was nearly settled. Troops were sent to the Philippines to deter trouble as tensions rose in the Orient.
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San Francisco
Corea
Orient
Corbin
Philippines
Corbin Eard
China
Three in One Family Die From Typhoid in Corvallis
In Corvallis Oregon a funeral was held for Joseph Day age 19 with burial at Crystal Lake cemetery. The Day family mourns a third death in ten days from typhoid fever while the mother, described as very ill, faces possible death or starvation of reason due to grief. The county court may be asked to allot 100 dollars to aid the destitute family after the illness and losses.
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Corvallis, Or
Joseph Day
Crystal Lake Cemetery
Fragmented local notice from morning page
Unable to determine full events due to garbled OCR text describing a burial arrangement and interment related to a Baptist meeting and West Seventh location.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Modiry
New York
Massachusetts
James Slocum
Elmer H. Kerwin
Kerwin
Slocum
Jefferson City
Vaughan
Ryan
Raymond
Clay
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Democratic Congressional Committee
John E. Lathrop
Kearin
Algeciras
Paris
Alimay
M. A. Miller
Lebanon
Miller
Lion County
Democra
Berlin
Eugene Richter
Reichstag
Bismarck
Cottage Grove
Oregon Securities Company
Musick
Graber Brothers
Mapob
Maltoommh
Ss. M. Douglas
Lane County
Seattle
Merle & Heaney Company
Charles Kirk
John Larson
Manila
Jolo
Johnston
Rio Crater
Scott
Chicago
Moody
Boise
Western Federation of Miners
Vincent St. John
Calais
Lahore
Ind
Boshabr
Des Moines
Toews
IDANO
National
Wood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Piles
W. B. Hoggett
Janenn
Alaska
Joseph W. Donecah
Crater Mountain
Hajo
Bajo
Bliss
Arizona
Foraker
Territories
Yshington
Barrows
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Lodson Territory
Neer
Obert
Blue River
C. A. Johns
Delaros
Sampson
Ming
Delany
Pierre Delsroux
Thelanus
Medlcine
Dreme
Marue
State University
Martie
Delapoo
Joan
Bian John
Delaroo
Des
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