Roosevelts Reach Naples Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt arrived in Naples on the steamer Prinz Heinrich and were greeted by thousands of Neapolitans. High officials and locals crowded the quay as the Roosevelts toured the royal nursery, planned for a Rome visit, with King Victor Emanuel and Queen Helena awaiting them at the Quirinal.
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Walter Tate Purchases North La Grande Home and Lots
Walter Tate buys the J. L. Courtney property in Pleasant Home addition North La Grande. The deal includes two lots and a five room dwelling. Tate will take possession soon and make minor improvements to establish his home.
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la Grande
Walter Tate
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Bishop Paddock to Visit St Peter's Church
St Peter's Church holds services this Sunday with bishop Paddock making his annual visitation. He will administer confirmation at the 6 o'clock service and preach at both services. An adjourned vestry meeting for election of officers follows the evening service, with a vestry meeting scheduled Monday at 7:30.
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Paddock
Aetna Again Creates Fear Amid Lava Threats
Two small towns face doom as lava flows menace their craters and residents flee overnight. Authorities describe the eruption as furnace like and escalating violence, with evacuees seeking safety from the advancing danger.
Volcanic Activity Rages On Island Call Near Catatina
F adat ina Anotte reports Mount Aotna vents violent eruption as residents of Catatina struggle with fear after sleepless nights. Lava from craters drives alarms and occasional earthquakes shake the island. Inhabitants of Cavare ri flee as lava engulfs the town. Bellpaso and Borello lie in the lava flow path.
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Coastal disaster strikes Mozambique coast with heavy loss
From Lisbon a dispatch reports a cyclone sweeping the East African coast causing a 22 foot sea rise and miles of inland flooding. The governor of Mozambique confirms great property damage and scores of bodies recovered from ruined plantations.
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Mozambique
County Distributes State School Funds Across Districts
County Superintendent Bragg issued checks totaling over $30,000 as the state apportionment for school purposes, to be distributed among the county districts.
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Bragg
Many Sign Contracts After Storm Briefing Water Users
Despite a storm this afternoon limiting attendance, numerous prospective water users visited the Irrigation Company office and signed contracts for service.
Freshmen Seek Sophomores Over Dormitory Horse Prank
Irate University of Washington freshmen search for sophomores after two delivery horses were unhitched from a dye works driver, led into the freshmen dormitory, and tied to bed posts of Leon Becker and Claud Bozart. The incident occurred in Seattle on April 2.
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University of Washington
Leon Becker
Claud Bozart
Chautauqua Board Orders Subscriptions canvass start
At the weekly Chautauqua board meeting chairman T A Rinehart instructed the committee on subscriptions to begin their canvass at once. The sale of 1000 season tickets was discussed as essential to the plans and the sales committee reported progress toward disposing of the entire allotment.
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Chautauqua Board
T. A. Rinehart
Land Office at Yale Nears Formation of New Oregon District
The La Grande land office district will lose ten townships to create a new Yale district. Officials plan the Yale office to cover key areas including Isom and other places as part of the consolidation.
Oregon Land Office Opens Vale District July First
Instructions from the general land office set July first as the opening date for a new land office at Vale with a Receiver and Register. La Grande loses ten townships to the Burns district while the Vale office serves land south of Baker City. Baker City men seek appointments and local timber supplies boost selections for Bourne.
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Citizen's Duty to the State lecture at L D S Tabernacle
The Diurnal Improvement Associations have secured Attorney Jno Hodgin to speak at the L D S Tabernacle tomorrow night April 34 on The Citizen's Duty to the State. Hodgin drew large crowds recently on astronomy and is expected to deliver another engaging talk. Services begin at 7 o'clock p m.
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Atty Hodgin
Diutual Improvement
Jno. Hodgin
L. D
Tabernacle
Hodgin
Farquharson Remanded Over Defective City Ordinance
Late last night James Farquharson was remanded to the city jail on a secured hold. The petition for the writ asserts the city ordinance is defective and unenforceable, delaying further action until the ordinance validity is determined.
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James Farquharson
Chorus cast listed for Mikado public appearance
An additional rehearsal and a dress run prepare the Mikado for next Monday night. The chorus includes school girls and train of ladies led by Hilda Williams and Lucy Van Fleet with many named sopranos and gentlemen of Japan such as George O Neil and Howard Richardson.
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Lucy van Fleet
Ethel Manley
Olive Massee
Lottie Jones
Rose Spain
Aletah Brookler
Nelile Hill
Frankie Crawford
Enlce Kennedy
Alta de Lashmut
Genevive
Arthur van Fleet
Roy Carey
C. P. Ferin
Union County Aid Society expands with new officers
Miss Myrtle E Pelone, a field visitor for the Portland Boys and Girls Aid Society, toured Union County yesterday to solicit support as the society grows. A full slate of officers is listed with F. L. Meyers chosen president, replacing C. H. Finn. other officers include Harriet McDonald, James Russell, Mrs. W. T. Wright, and J. T. Williamson.
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Myrtle E. Pélone
Portland Boys and Girls Aid Society
Union County
F. L. Meyera
C. H. Finn
Mreé
Harriet McDonald James Russell
W. T. Wright
Unton
J. T. Williamson
Locomotive 885 to be moved to Albina for repairs
A crew under Division Foreman Watson departed Pendleton to transport locomotive No. 885 to Albina. The engine, which plunged into the river at Mission killing two, has only recently been rerouted to rails and will require substantial repairs and funds.
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Pendleton
Watson
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McCall Exonerated in New York Fire Insurance Scandals
Justice BE McCall of the New York Supreme Court was fully exonerated today of all charges related to fire insurance bribery schemes. Superintendent Hotchkiss stated the accusations against McCall were entirely unfounded.
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New York Supreme Court
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Justice McCall
Bookman Property Sold to Charles Payne on Flint Street
Charles L. Payne purchased the Bookman property on Flint Street from La Grande Investment Company. The modern six room residence will become his home when possession is taken soon.
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Charles L. Payne
la Grande Investment Company
Bookman
Flint Street
Mr. Payne
Duel in New York Ends with Frenchman Fleeing Scene
Police admit they lack clues to identify the Frenchman who fought a duel with a fellow country man on the East Side water front yesterday, killed his adversary, and escaped. A chauffeur witnessing the incident reported the event from near an apartment house.
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East Side Water Front
Denver and Chicago firms bond premium dispute noted
An unclear item describes bonds and premium related to a Denver firm and a Chicago firm. It mentions a premium of 4f 04,0746 and references important details, though the exact terms are fragmented in the source.
Bond bids reviewed for county school issue at 2 o'clock
County Treasurer Feonley and the school board opened bids for a school bond issue at 2 pm. Ten bids were received. H Rollins and Sons of Denver offered 1997.56 premium with about 100 discount and accrued interest. McNear Moore of Chicago offered 1927.60 premium but omitted bond provisions and interest. Denver firm won and bond liquidation will start, likely taking about a month.
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H. Rolline and Sons of
Deavay
ANG Negro
Lothis Iwa ‘Shai Watch
Om McNear & Moore
Iam
Jowest
Denver
Chicago
Special School Meeting Yields No Action on La Grande Building
At a special school board meeting called by Chairman Henson to consider a new 75,000 high school for La Grande no action was taken on the building or on selecting a superintendent. The meeting adjourned to a later date for further consideration.
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Charman Henson
la Grande
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