Patter of a Shadowed Interlude Aboard the Launch
In a tense pursuit, Sweetwater and Mr. Grey trail Wellgood and his men to intercept a secret memorandum. A missed note slips away, leaving both men anxious over a hidden plan as they return, while back at the hotel Grey contends with his daughter’s fragile health and a looming test ordered by the Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetwater
Mr. Grey
Ehrill
de Wax
Wellgood
New York Police
Cater Ts
Fairbrother
Mr. Coirey
Mr. Durand
Miss Grey
Greece
Pkke
Arthur
Inspector Dalzell
Short opportunity reveals misdirection and threat at Grey's table
The narrator notes two clues a shifted seat facing away from the door and an ajar door. A waiter is fed a hidden parcel as Mr Grey approaches, the dish tray moves, and the act hints at danger within a room where an inspector and a solitary man sit. The moment ends as Grey reaches for the package with rising tension.
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Miss Iey
Mr. Grey
Mr Grey
Tie
Currency Bill Goes Nowhere in Bank and Currency Panel
Washington authorities report the banking and currency committee declined to take up the new Vreeland currency bill, voting 12 to 3 against adjournment. The panel may table the measure, as with the first Vreeland bill, if it reaches a vote. Representative Payne proposes a tariff revision study during recess to draft a new bill. A House foreign relations committee plan would buy foreign embassy, legation, and consular properties, with up to 1 million yearly, including Berlin and Mexico City embassies and Shanghai and Yokohama consulates for this year.
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Washington
Committee On
Banking and Currency
Burton
Weeks
McKinney
Payne
New York
Waya and Neans
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Legaton
Berlin
Mexico City
Shanghai
Yosohama
Trial Upholds Calhoun in Teasing to Answer
San Francisco April 30. The trial of Tirey L Ford chief counsel for United Railroads resumed in Judge Lawlors department. Prosecutors fail to obtain Patrick Calhouns testimony due to objections from his lawyers who say inquiries probe the defense This morning the court sustained Calhouns refusal to answer. The prosecution contends it seeks truth and to punish the guilty while freeing the innocent. The people finished their case by showing due diligence to locate Thornwall Mullally indicted with Ford and Osjer.
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San Francisco
Tirey L. Ford
United Railroads
Coleman
Calhoun
Ford
O'Gara
Thornwall Mullally
SAP Cruiser Disaster: Heavy Loss of Life
April 20 report from Tobie describes the SAP cruiser Mateus ime exploding while near Makank berder. The vessel sank after the blast, leaving 400 aboard including 38 cadets. Hawhidate and Stenkish- Ime rescued 142 men and officers as the ship went down at dawn.
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Chitda
Marshal
S. G. Spicer Visits City From Marcola Short Stay
S. G. Spicer arrives in the city from Marcola for a brief stay of several days, visiting local sights and meeting residents.
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S. G. Spicer
Marcola
Forest reserves receive large funding under Selitz supervision
The Willamette division of the Cascade forest reserve under Supervisor C. R. Selita at Heckwith block in this city grows into a sizable office with stenographers and draftsmen. The Agriculture Department earmarks 21000 for Cascade and 12000 for Tillamook and Umpqua reserves to be spent in 1908 to build trails telephone lines and bridges aiding rangers with substantial Lan co unty expenditure expected.
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Willamette Division
Cascade Forest Reserve
C. R. Selita
Heckwith
Seitz
Willamette
Cascade Reserve
Tillamook
Umpqua
Department of Agriculture
Cascade
Selte
Lan County
Official count of primary election canvass in Salem
Salem Oregon April 29 the official canvass of returns from the recent primary shows John A Jeffrey beat A J Derby by three votes for Democratic nomination for congress in the second district R Robertson nominated by Democrats for railroad commissioner first district has not yet accepted Bean nominated by both parties for several offices Republican ticket totals list Bean Dalry and food commissioner Bailey Reid Hawley Ellis Geer Shepard Campbell Robertson for first district railroad commissioner Johnston and other figures include Democratic Chamberlain Bean Whiting 1264 2507 2504 1073 209 273 filings note Socialist ticket petitions for Harlin Talbert and W S Richards filed but not accepted due to deadline
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Salem
John A. Jeffrey
A. J. Derby
Congress
R. Robertson
Judge Bean
Cake
Fulton
Bean
Dalry
Bailey
Reid
Hawley
Ellis
Geer
Shepard
Flist
Campbell
Carter
Robertson
Attohison
Gaston
Hamilton
Hurlburt
Loucks
Whiting
Chamberlain
Jeffrey
Derby
D'Arcy
Dalry and Ford
B. N. Emery
KR. Robertson
McCabe
Oglesby Young
Harlin Talbert
W. 8. Richards
Talbert
Richards
Son born to Carl Schaefer in Eugene on April 28 1908
In Eugene on April 28 1908 Carl Schaefer and his wife welcomed a son.
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Eugene
Carl Schaefer
Hughes League Maintains Hughes Name Through Convention
In New York on April 30 President Woodford of the Hughes League stated Charles E. Hughes' name will remain in the presidential canvass until the Chicago national convention selects a candidate. The conference, chosen from New York delegates, debated the party's final steps toward a national convention strategy.
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New York
Charles BE. Hughes
Chicago
Woodford
Hughes League of the United States
Orecon Sees Surge of Incoming Colonists This Week
Figures from royal Harriman trafts show a weekly increase in colonists ending April 22, with 1222 new arrivals reported for the week and 1428 for the year. Southern Oregon communities reap most benefits from publicity campaigns, while Pa, Portland, and northern areas share remaining totals.
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Orecon
Portland
Roosevelt Seeks renomination in letters from across nation
Citizens from many states flood letters urging President Roosevelt to accept a third term. The correspondents, spanning parties, present various arguments to persuade him while the White House remains cautious about the political watershed.
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Taftle
White Howne
Roosevelt
Dying hero Farnham who captured Tracey hailed as West’s bravest lawman
E A Farnham of Steamboat Springs is dying in Denver at St Luke's hospital a telegram asks his wife to hurry to him. He led the pursuit that captured outlaw Harry Tracey after Tracey murdered Valentine Hoy. Tracey later killed himself near Spokane. Farnham, long Routt county peace officer, earned fame for pursuing Brown's Park gang and defending the frontier against outlaws. J C Hoy, brother of Valentine Hoy, still runs a Routt county ranch.
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Portland Journal
Denver
Tracey
State Penitentiary
Oregon
E. A. Farnham
Steamboat Springs
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Farnham
Brown's Park
Harry Tracey
Valentine Hoy
Washington
Spokane
Farnham
Routt County
Colorado
Hole In the Wall
Butch” Cassidy
Cassidy
Hoys
Hoy
Williams Pores Fun At Joe Cannon
Washington April 29 Williams presented a petition signed by 164 of the 166 Democrats in the minority asking the speaker to recognize members to move a discharge of the ways and means committee from further hearing of the Stevens bill to remove the duty on wood pulp and print paper and pass that bill or a similar one He said thirty Republicans were needed to pass the bill and claimed many Republicans had introduced free paper bills urging colleagues to sign the petition and form a majority of the house
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Washington
Williams
House
Ways and Means Committee
Stevens
Champ Clark
Dearmond
Underwood
Gaines
House of Representatives
Evidence shown on printer paper costs before committee
Testimony presented to the Rowse appellate committee by Newspaper Publishers' Association representative Mr CLS and others cites letters and documents. The International Paper Company annual statement for year ending June 30, 1407 shows production costs rising by 60 cents per ton compared with paper value. Chairman Mann pledged to investigate causes to justify no further large price increase.
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Rowse
Cls
Newspaper Publishers' Association
Foumerois
International Paper Company
Mann
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