Garfield implied immunity in interview with crew representatives
Testimony this morning quoted Garfield as saying information gathered would remain confidential and not injure clients. Kraupoff said Garfield insisted the ice formation would be kept inviolate as secrets of the bureau of corporations. A separate note from Portland warned an Italian candy maker he had three days to live signed Black Hand.
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Carnation Day Observed in Washington and King Christian IX Dies
Today Carnation day was observed in Washington with visitors given the late President's flower. In Hagen, King Christian the IX died suddenly this afternoon at 6750, marking a sudden royal death and national mourning.
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Cascade Steamer Fire Off Vancouver Bound for Halibut Banks
Seattle reports the steamer Cascade bound from Vancouver to the halibut banks burst into flames at midnight. Captain Fulton in command, crew seen in the hold, fire origin unknown, rapid spread saved a tragedy. Other items note Humbie oil field disturbances and the schooner Ella Godma turned turtle near Juan de Fuca with five crew lost, plus hopes for a peaceful mine operators conference settlement this week in Indianapolis.
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Burnett sustains demurrer in school land fraud case
Salem news reports Ilys Burnett this morning sustained the demurrer to the indictment charging F W Jewett of Minnesota with subornation to perjury in the school land frauds case as the status limitations had expired. Washington dispatch notes Chinese commissioners visiting Washington's tomb.
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Valencia Steamer Valencia Disaster Dead and Survivors Recovered
The steamer Valencia disaster continues as the Grant returns with ten survivors and three bodies. Survivors include F J Campbell G Willits S Hancock George Melexus Frank Richley G Samuels Mike Stone T Bron and Yasurun Hosadi. The dead are Harvey Greggy R N Nelson and J Wallace.
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Body Found Near Victoria Identifies Iowa Man
The report states the body of Fred Erickson of Cleweirs Iowa washed ashore one mile east of Victoria. A tin containing 90.75 dollars and an identification card revealed his identity. He carried an accident ticket in the Wooland Accident Association.
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Steamer Vallejo Collides With Aurora Near Alcatraz
San Francisco January 29 A dense fog morning collision occurred off Angel Island when steamer Vallejo struck river steamer Aurora. Both vessels carried many passengers and Aurora sustained damage forcing her to return to port.
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Jewel robbery at Colorado Midland luggage room
January 29 report states robbers entered the Colorado Midland luggage room and stole a two trunk shipment of jewelry checked to James Nettle, a St. Louis firm salesman. Estimated loss ranges from ten to twenty thousand dollars.
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Senator Pile Nominates Vilas as Seattle Assayer
Washington January 20 Senator Pile urged the President to appoint C E Vilas as Seattle assayer and the appointment will be made. Indianapolis January 29 Gustave A Consaman former cashier of Vigo National Bank of Terra Haute pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling sixty thousand dollars. Chicago January 26 Wheat opened at 84 and closed 84 3/4 corn 144 closed 144 1/4 oats 50 1/4. Ormand Idaho January 29 Stanley with a steamer won the 50 mile auto race in 28 58 268 seconds.
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Wild Animals Roam Town as Cats and Panthers Visit
A panther visited a poultry yard last week leaving evidence of its presence. A wild cat attacked twenty three hens at Mrs Stump near the brick school house, remaining the night before being shot by Mr Stump. Wallace Childers arrived from Portland for a week visit. Frank Benson, campaigning for secretary of state, toured Easter Oregon and found good reception in La Grande.
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Nomination sent for Hawaii judge and California official
The president sent to the Senate for confirmation a nomination of William J. Robinson as judge of the Circuit Court of Hawaii William R. Graham as Surveyor General of California and Frank W. Barnes as Collector of Customs for the district of San Diego.
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Burial of General Vioelor in Arlington Cemetery
Washington reports General Joseph Vioelor was buried in Arlington Cemetery with full military honors. A separate dispatch notes Senator Laveridge's committee report on a state direct primary bill and a controversy over a man registering as the opposite party to vote in primaries.
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Electric rotor installed at La Grande Flouring Mill
The La Grande Flouring Mill Company completed installation of a sixty horsepower electric rotor this morning. Grands Roade electric company crews are at work this afternoon, replacing the old steam engine with electric power. In St Lovin, Bertha Iley was stabbed in the back on Kossuth avenue last evening but not seriously hurt, the sixteenth street stabbing in two weeks.
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Railroad men predict heavy homeward travel for Northwest 906
Railroad men forecast the 906 season will bring the heaviest homeward travel yet as Walla Walla should take notice per the Walla Walla Union. Ward four fire department members are urged to attend a city hall meeting tomorrow at 7:30 for electing officers. all are expected to attend. Jas Farquharson
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Invitation Holds Food for Hard Time Ball
Invitation notes food for the Hard Time's ball tonight with no souvenirs awarded. It mentions beat sustained characters and references Co. L. O. N.G.
Supreme Court Resolves Tax on Government Bond Interest
The Supreme Court ruled that taxes on United States government bond interest are valid while bonds held for exemption were previously claimed. The decision, from Washington, affects the Iberman Savings Loan Association of San Francisco and related parties.
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Salem notices of candidacy list multiple nominees
In Salem Oregon on January 29 notices of candidacy were filed for several offices. T. T. George seeks the Republican nomination for governor. R. Whitney and others seek county and state posts including superintendent of public instruction and district attorney in the tenth district.
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Jay Govarhar
F.S. Ivanho
Registration surge in county for April primary
County Clerk A B Combe reports a near thousand voters registered so far for the April primary, well above the 596 at this time two years ago. He notes that total registered and sworn voters two years ago reached 6 607, with about 4 000 registered this time, indicating strong naval interest and a Republican majority of 43, City Democrat.
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Underground Irrigation Scheme Grows in Oregon
The Pandiston Tribune reports a plan to deepen an irrigation ditch below Milton to secure a larger flow for 40 more acres. Proponents claim water will reach late summer when other ditches dry, drawing widespread attention and inspiring similar schemes among water users in Oregon.
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