County clerks and judges dominate county election results
The report details extensive countywide votes with Democrats and Republicans trading leads. It notes Eakin and Ellis among officials with strong majorities, Col e and Pierce carrying multiple counties, and Gilham winning county clerk by 789 while Frawley and Fitzgerald secure top party support.
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Chamberlain
Withytomb
Barzee
Chamberlan
Bourne
Gearin
Simola
Eakin
Hailey
R Dobbins
Ivanhoe
Slater
Fie
Jugge Ellis
Thia
A. M. Paul
Congress
Ellis
Harvey D
Paul S
Pierce D
Cole R
Swift
Cole
Umatilla
Morrow
Dobbins R
Wallowa
White D
Rothchild D
Rothchild
Haworth R
Holmes Ind
Monroe, Soc
J. G. Henry R
Henry
J. R. Oliver
Peter Kuhn
Frank Childers
Childers
Randall R
Wright
Gilham R
Gilham
Dunn
Rich
John Frawley
Mr. Fitzgerald
Ben Brown R
Sam Brooks
A. T. Warran
Wd. H. Proctor R
Oregon Governor Chamberlain Leads In State Returns
Complete returns show Governor Chamberlain ahead by 2800 votes with widespread county support including Baker and Multnomah. Bourne wins U S Senate race by about 2500. Gearin trails. Local results detail prosecutors, judges, and representatives across several counties. Kaiser Wilhelm visits Vienna with Emperor Francis Joseph.
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Serly Pa News Association
Portland
Chamberlain
Baker
Clackamas
Umatilla
Lane
Linn
Multnomah
Withycombe
Benton
Columbia
Coos
Curry
Douglas
Jackson
Josephine
Lake
Lincaly
Sherman
Tillamook
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Harney
Bourne
Jonathon Bourne Jr
John M. Gearin
United States
County Vote Totals for Governor and Registrations
The record lists candidate tallies by name such as Proctor 1706 Or mond D 751 Pollock Soc 276 Dr Hall 492 Hall 1516 Hills R 1024 Rumehart Soc 227 Curtis surveyor 155 Curtis D 1424 Thronton R 1269. Total county votes for governor 5065, which is 283 fewer than the registered voters.
Finnish Father Adjudged Sane After Attempted Family Killing
Charles Groop a fifty year old Finnish immigrant in the city was declared sane this morning and sent to the asylum after an overnight arrest. He reportedly beat horses to death during the winter and on several occasions tried to kill his wife and four children. The wife shielded him until last night when a vicious attack prompted the family to seek help. A five year old boy was struck in the back by a shot and badly bruised. The family is destitute with the mother barefoot and the county arranging relief.
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Charles Groop
Finland
Faulk
Destinee Siren Enstances
Pennsylvania Republicans Nominate Stuart for Governor
Pennsylvania Republicans at Harrisburg stage a tense convention after years of machine control. The open-field battle centers on governor nominee with Edwin Stuart emerging as the likely candidate on the first ballot amid anti-boss sentiment and a crowded field. Local option surge noted in a separate New Haven report.
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Oripps News Association
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Torder
Opera House
W. R. Andrews
Republican State Central Committee
Knox
Weaver
Philadelphia
Penrose
New
Lincoln
Lewis Emery, Jr
Makean
Ernest F Acheson
Edwin S. Stuart
Louis A. Watres
Scranton
Robert 5. Murphy
Johnston
Charles W. Stone
Panrosa
P.S. Knox
Isaac E. Brown
Secretary Brown
Edwin Stuart
Govenor
Stuart
Graft Allegations Hit Pennsylvania Railroad Officials
Interstate Commission hearings reveal J R Boyer chief of motive power admitted accepting payments from coal operators. He received 15000 in two years and 8000 from another firm, with 46000 paid by coal suppliers over three years. Boyer, earning 2600 annually, says he did not solicit gifts and his superiors knew nothing.
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Scripps News Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commission
J. R. Boyer
Clark
Motive Power Department
Boyer
Ohe
Goal
Angina Coal
Record shipment of mules from Stockton to Fiji Islands
One thousand and sixty mules, the largest private shipment ever, will depart Stockton Saturday for the Fiji Islands. The animals were bought for Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Stockton is described as a world center with English, German, and U S influence prominent in the area.
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Scrippr News Association
Stockton
United States
Fiji Islands
Sugar beet price regulation debate opens state convention
Denver June 6 The State Beet Growers Association opened its annual convention with a key issue: whether mills should base beet payments on sugar content or a flat rate. Growers oppose a sugar-content scale, demanding a flat rate and signaling firm positions as discussions proceed.
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Scripps News Association
Denver
Gol
State Beet Growers’ Association
Word to contest Multnomah sheriff race after fraud claim
Portland authorities report that Stevens, a Republican, appears elected sheriff of Multnomah county by 20 votes. Tom Word intends to contest the results, alleging fraud in Sallwook precinct where 200 votes were not registered, potentially affecting Local option.
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Joseph
Scripps News Association
Portland
Stevens
Multnomah County
Tom Word
Sallwook
Folk 10 Receive Bryan in Newark Appointment for Bryan
Governor Folk of Missouri is named chairman of the Newark reception committee to honor William Jennings Bryan on his arrival. The event promises a formal welcome with local officials and citizens in attendance.
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Scripps News Association
Newark
Folk
Missouri
W. J. Bryan
Harvard President Refuses to Resign Over Football Issue
President Elliot of Harvard states he has no plan to resign his office amid the university's football situation in Boston.
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Scripps News Association
Boston
Mass
Elliot of
Havard
Harvard
Ledoux Murder Trial Advances Despite Jury Drawn
The State reports a jury was drawn for the Ledoux murder case with thirty one names considered. An additional panel was ordered as two jurors were rejected for prior involvement in the Miller murder trial which concluded yesterday.
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Scripps News Ageoclatia
Stockton
Ledoux
Miller
Yeatherday
Bankers Open Annual Tennessee Association Meeting
Bankers on Lookout Mountain host the annual Tennessee Association meeting with broad statewide attendance. Distinguished financiers prepare papers on financial subjects and Comptroller Ridgely of Washington will speak. Secretary Shaw is invited to deliver an address.
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Scrippe
Chattanooga
Tyone
Tennessee Association
Mountain
Ridgely
Washington
Shaw
National Conven tion of Seed Oil Mill Superintendents Opens
From Dallas Texas June 7 about 400 superintendents representing most of the nation’s 71 operating cotton seed mills attend the annual meeting of the National Association of Seed Oil Mill Superintendents. A robust program has been prepared for the event with delegates from across the country.
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Scrippa Newa Association
Dallas
Tex
Yale Observes Corneille Day With Play At Woolsey Hall
Yale University marks the 300th anniversary of Pierre Corneille born with a celebration led by the Yale Modern Language Club. Madame Jusserand the French ambassador to Washington presides. The Yale French Club stages Le Cid in Woolsey Hall tonight.
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Scrippa News Association
New Haven Conn
Yale University
Pierre Corneille
Yale Modern Language Club
Wasington
M. Jusserand
le Cid
Consille
Yale French Club
Woolsey Hall
Imunity bath ruling delays Cassatt hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission will not summon President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for a hearing on the so called immunity bath. The decision in Philadelphia in June avoids calling Cassatt before the commission.
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Scripps News
Philadelphia
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
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