Penalty Notices Extend for Union County Taxes
Union County taxpayers have one more day to pay either all or half of their taxes. A 10 percent penalty and interest may be added if payment is late, with accounts liable for full or partial penalties. The Oregon tax department reports about 9166,000 in receipts issued and many have used the half payment option now due to October to settle balances.
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Union County
Tax Department
Oregon
Dw- Pei
Aprons and Cooked Foods Sale at Central Church
The Central Church of Christ women announce a sale of aprons and cooked foods to be held Saturday. Proceeds support church activities and local charity efforts. An attached notice lists items and times for the event.
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Central Church of Christ
Court martial not probable for Admiral Evans remark
Washington April 4. Naval officers have right to express opinions on Congress. Despite rumors, Rear Admiral Hobey D Evans is not in danger of a court martial over his remark that Congress could bury the vice admiral commission. General view holds Evans will not receive the commission.
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Evans
Washington, D. C
Hobley D. Evans
Congress
Hell
Ruef Appeals to High Court to Halt San Francisco Trial
In San Francisco on April 4 Abraham Ruef seeks relief from the Supreme Court asking for a postponement or halt to his impending trial. He pleads with urgency, likening his situation to a dying man grasping at a last chance.
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Vuling
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Court weighs writ in Parkside trolley case
Judge Dooling ruled yesterday despite defense affidavits and objections. If the writ of prohibition is not granted, the defendant faces a Tuesday appearance on alleged bribery charges involving Supervisor Jen Kings Phillips in the Parkside trolley franchise dispute. Court of appeals decision is not expected before Tuesday as jurors begin examination.
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Jenkings Phillips
Parkside
Financiers Win Point In Fraud Case At Portland
Four officials of the Tithe Guarantee and Trust company won a change of venue in the fraud case over suspended funds. J Thoburn Ross T T Burkhardt J E B Aitchison and G G Aull secured the move to Marion county where Judge Burnet or Judge Galloway may preside the next hearing date remains to be set.
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Portland
J. Thoburn Ross
T. T. Burkhardt
J. E B. Aitchison
G. G. Aull
Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
Tithe Guarantee A Trust Company
Lberty
Cleland
Marion County
Judge Burnet
Juden Galloway
Germany Interest in Hayti Policy Spurs Urgency
Washington reports German irritation over Hayti misrule and a demand that the United States act with firm intervention. The Refbold claim and Haytian government turmoil stir nationwide interest and raise prospects of further trouble.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt Orders Army Reorganization Commission
President Roosevelt announced a special commission to draft a full army reorganization plan aiming to raise efficiency to German standards. The panel was formed on General Bell's suggestion to modernize the force.
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Washington
Hoosevelt
Bell
Republican Conventions Set Next Week in Several States
New York Massachusetts Delaware South Dakota and others plan state conventions to choose delegates for Chicago. Governor Hughes appears assured of New York's support while South Dakota leans Taft. Massachusetts Delaware and others may split between candidates with dates set for events in New York Boston Huron and Dover.
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New York
Massachusetts
Delaware
South Dakan
Gov. Hughes
New Primory
Pennsylvania
Washington
Tate
Swaware
South Dakota
Chicago
Empire State
Wll
Hughes
Taft
Marcachusetts
New York State
New York City
Toston
Huron
Dover
Carnegie Hall
Politiwiseacres
Political conventions and primaries sweep across states
Massachusetts Republicans pick four at large delegates at Tremont temple to attend Chicago. Indiana Sixth district holds a nomination in Shelbyville. Illinois Fifteenth district selects two delegates in Galesburg pledged to Cannon. Taft and Pennsylvanian primaries shape national and state delegates. Bryan looms in Democratic contests. a Philadelphia meeting aims to influence colored voters toward Foraker or Hughes.
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Stewart L. Woolford
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornel University
Seth Low
Frank S. Black
George von L. Meyer
Taft
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Barton
Chicago
Indiana
Shelbyville
James EB. Watson
Galesburg
Illinois
Cannon
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
William J. Bryan
Denver
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Alexander Waiters
Wiliam 4.H. Scott
Foraker
Hughes
Cambridge Triumphs Over Oxford in Boat Race
Cambridge eight defeats Oxford by three lengths in the annual boat race held today in London.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Amalgamated Sugar Opens Beet Planting in La Grande District
The Amalgamated Sugar Company began sugar beet planting in the La Grande district with the first seeding done yesterday. About 2500 to 2600 acres are planned for planting before spring, with crews mobilized as weather permits and more fields opened across Varrow areas.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
la Grande
Comey
le Grande
Cliff House to be rebuilt in San Francisco
San Francisco April 4 the famed Cliff House will be rebuilt at a cost of 67000 dollars. The court order allows the sum to be taken from the Sutro estate for that purpose.
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San Francisco
Cliff House
Sutro
Morgan Safe in Rome as Unrest Hits City
J Pierpont Morgan visiting Rome faced police warnings as a general strike and a funeral procession attack sparked clashes. Troops rushed to the Holy City after Thursday’s assault left three dead, eight seriously injured, and many soldiers and police wounded as mobs battled security forces.
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J. P. Morgan
Rome
Mim
Holy City
J. Pierpont Morwan
Morgan
Russian Lion Hackenschmidt Loses Gate by Slick Trick Claim
Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion and former world wrestling champion surrendered after an hour trying to throw Gotch. He alleges a slick Yankee trick involved body grease and wassige cream to slick the move, blaming Gotch for greasing the contest. A side note mentions a two soundy broiler being sold.
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Gotch
Chicago
Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Road Magnates Plan an Attack on State Railway Commissions
Western railroads opened a campaign to curb state rate reductions. Chicago leaders pledged a vigorous fight to block two cent Illinois freight rates and warned that many commissions in the West and Midwest could bankrupt lines if allowed to stand. B L Whithel of Rock Island chaired the meeting.
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Chicago
Oregon State Railway Commission
Weaterm
Illinois
Siates
B. L. Whithel
Rock Island Road
Yarlowe
Oregon Sheepmen Seek Coyote Bounty to Halt Ravages
The Bicep Commission reports to the secretary of state urging a state bounty on coyotes to protect Oregon sheep, calves pigs and colts from winter losses. It cites up to 1.5 million dollars in damages and calls for a powerful, lasting measure to exterminate the predators.
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Bicep Commission
Wiel Picads
Salem
Oregon
Meine
Ae Weil
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RCEF
Beverly
Germany
Uncle Sam
Morcan
GOTH
Oregon Commission
Western Railroad
Hill’s Drug Store
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