Telegraphic Endorsement for Fulton Shocks Portland
Portland readers see a telegraphic endorsement of C. W. Fulton for re election from national figures like Fairbanks Knox Cullom Lodge and Nelson signaling possible move away from Taft and renewed White House favor for Fulton amid Roosevelt intrigue. Also reports third Ford trial in San Francisco with jurors seated and Ruef case juror challenged over Older Tevis libel suit.
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Portland
State
Fulton
Fairbanks
Knox
Cullom
Lodge
Nelson
Mim
Howse
United States
Oregon
Taft
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Lawher
Ford
J. D. Manceld
Fr. B. Brillant
John Koeneiin
Bulletin
Hughes Tries to Push Anti-Racehorse Bill
Albany April 9 Governor Hughes urged passage of an anti racehorse gambling bill in a Senate session. Senator McCarren called the message an insult to the senate and Senator Grady accused Hughes of acting as a common bezzer.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Senate
Pat McCarren
Brooklyn
Grady
Administration Vexed at Castro Vows Strong-action
Tensions rise as the administration grows angrier over articles attacking President Roosevelt in Venezuelan organs. Secretary of State Root, incensed by the crisis, says the president will be empowered to deal with Castro once the Senate committee reviews the matter.
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Castro
Washington
Roosevelt
Veneszuelan
Root
Senate Committee
Harriman Saves Erie Railroad From Bankruptcy
New York April 9 Harriman stepped in at the last moment to avert financial collapse of the Erie Railroad with a five and a half million dollar rescue. Banks and Morgan had refused support and a receiver was nearly chosen before Harriman’s cash infusion secured control and a strong eastern outlet.
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Erie Railroad
Harriman Stepa
Chiis Central
Attes Graton
New York
E. H. Harriman
Erie
Morgan Ia
Harriman
Corey Must Resign as U S Steel President
Pittsburg April 9 Stockholders will demand the resignation of W J Corey as president of United States Steel at the annual meeting April 20. They say his leadership is weak amid poor business conditions since the depression.
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Corey
Pittsburg
W. J. Corey
United States Steel Company
Ing
Murderer on Trial in San Francisco Case
The state opened its case against In Whang Chang, accused murderer of Durham Stevens, in San Francisco on April 9. The defense is expected to begin presenting its case shortly.
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San Francisco
Cal
Whang Chang
Durham Stevens
Large crowd hears H. M. Cake at county GOP meeting
Hon. H. M. Cake addressed a large Republican gathering last evening as five-minute speeches were urged from candidates for the legislature. L. J. Davis of Union and others spoke, with Cake praising Roosevelt and denouncing railroad policies in Oregon.
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H. M. Cake
E. Cochran
Ivanhoe
R. D. Hamilton
PF. Richardson
Republican Party
Coxey
J. B. Stoddard
Richardson
Democratic Party
Herman Rothchild
North Powder
Funeral for Integra Jack Smith Held in Local Church
The remains of Integra Jack Smith who died in Phoenix Arizona last Saturday were brought here and taken to Mrs Emma Rankin's home. Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church this afternoon by Rev W I Van Nuyn of Pendleton. A choir including Mesdames A L Richardson T J Scroggin J J Carr and Messrs Sherwood Williams and G T Cochran sang. The church was well filled with friends and relatives. Flowers adorned the casket. Railroad men attended in large numbers as the husband is a member of the conductor force that operates passenger trains through the city.
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Jack Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Emma Rankin
W. I. van Nuyn
Pendiaton
Death of Mie Laura May Nelson at 17
Laura May Nelson daughter of N Nelson died at her father Park Street home at 5 50 this morning from quick consumption and dropsy age 17 years 4 months days She leaves her father a brother Arthur a sister Genevieve and a stepmother The funeral will be from the Presbyterian church at 2 PM Saturday with Rev W Seemann officiating
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Mie
Laura May Nelson
N. Nelson
Park Street
Laura May
Arthur
Genevieve
Presbyterian Church
Rev
W. Seemann
Whl
Foreclosure Filed Against Ukiah Brewing Cay and Others
The Bank of Ukiah filed a foreclosure suit against Ukiah Brewing Cay and others to recover 1000 dollars alleged due. The Observer office was not promptly served with delivery of the notice.
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Bank of Ukiah
Ukiah Brewing Cay Et al
Delvery
President Roosevelts plan to build four battleships
Washington April 3. A special message to Congress urges construction of four new battleships, countering the naval appropriation bill which allocates only two. The president seeks to begin work at once and push for an updated appropriation. Havana April 9. Gov Magoon protests American Cuba quarantine amid fever absence and plant growers fortify homes as troop withdrawal expectations grow.
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Naval
Roosevelt
Naval Department
Washington
Congress
Navy Department
Cuba
Havana
Gener Magoon
Miss Marlows Rumored Involved In Suit Headlines
Miss Julie Marlows of Ithaca New York was listed as a co respondent in a divorce suit filed by Mrs Clara von Herman against her husband Karl von Herman the magazine writer. The mention caused a nervous breakdown but she may perform tonight.
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Marlowe IL
Ithaca
N.Y
Julie Marlows
Cele Lapae
Dlepatches
Clara von Herman
Karl von Herman
President to veto Snake River dam bill with amendment
Information from a high source says the president will veto the Heaton Water Power Company Snake River dam bill unless an amendment passes. The proposed change would limit the franchise and require compensation for privileges conferred by the federal government.
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Washington
Heaton Water Power Company
Snake River
Kentucky Lottery Promoters Fined in Federal Court
In Covington, Kentucky on April 9 the promoters of the Kentucky lottery pleaded guilty to violating federal laws and were fined 26,700 dollars. They promised to shut down the operation permanently.
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Cincinnat
Covington
Court upholds prohibition law in Montgomery ruling
The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed the general prohibition and 9 o'clock closing law as constitutional in a decision announced today in Montgomery. The Observer reports the ruling confirms statewide measures affecting liquor sales and hours.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Supreme Comet
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Mr. Cake
Spokane
Mr. Chamberlain
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