Union claims enough votes to elect Holmes in June
The Union asserts it can deliver 1148 votes for Mr Holmes, claiming Helen and Rothchild will share the remainder to deny Holman victory. They acknowledge possible gains in Union and doubt broad support in Cove Summerville and North Powder, inviting La Grande voters to consider their estimates.
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Helen
Rothchild
Union
Elgin
Mr. Holmes
Cove
Summerville
North Powder
la Grande
Prasinet
Reg'stration
Elaine Antalopa
Alice
Big Creek
Hilgard
Imbler
Island City
Kamala
North Powdar
Parry
Starkey
Dowies Estate Declared Bankrupt in Federal Adjudication
Federal Judge Jandis enters formal bankruptcy adjudication for Dowies estate valued at 22 million dollars. Stipulations will address ownership of Zion city property. Also notes marriage announcement for Miss Hattie Kinsie to Mr Fred A Rosch set for June 6 in Baker City.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago Ill
Jandis
Zion City
Hattie Kinsie
Fred A Rosch
Baker City
Hattie
Anarchist Warrants Slated in Baltimore Amid Congress Plans
Baltimore officials, after consultations with Commissioner of Immigration Sargent, plan to issue warrants for seven anarchists. Leaders found at local headquarters as preparations mount for an anarchist International congress to be held in the United States. A Summerville businessman, age 45, is in the city.
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Washington
Baltimore
Sargent
America
Sivtyy Tays
Onger Business
Summerville
President of CouncL Retires From Empire Body
St Patersburg reports County Solsky, president of the Council of the Empire, resigns due to ill health.
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Scripps News Association
St Patersburg
County Solsky
Council of the Empire
Officer's Unknown Riches in Coal Shares Heard at ICC
William A. Patton Cassats' assistant testified before the interstate commerce commission that he owned stock in several coal companies but could not recall how he acquired it. He said friends started a stock dealing venture and after it ended he found himself with many shares.
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Scripps News Association
Philadelphia
William A. Patton
Cassats
Interstate Commerce Commission
Postal Congress proposes raise of letter weight to one ounce
Rome May 23 The International Postal Congress has proposed increasing letter weight to one ounce Madrid will host the next Congress, signaling changes in international mailing rules and rates.
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Scripps News Association
Rome
International Postal Congress
Madrid
Careless Officer in Trouble in Navy Court Martial
Washington May 23 The Navy department orders Captain Parry Garst commander of the Rhode Island to be court martialed after the Rhode Island grounding. The court meets Monday with Lt Snowden as judge advocate and Rear Admiral Sigsbee presiding.
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Washington
Navy Department
Parry Garst
Rhode Island
Lieutahent Snowden
Sigsbee
Robbed in broad daylight on street in New York
Diamond merchant Barnsard Steinfeld of New York was robbed of a bag containing jewels valued at four thousand dollars. The robber escaped and police have not found him.
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Scripps News Association
New Haven
Barnsard ‘Steinfeld
New York
Revolutionary clashes in Runaway Three quell unrest
In Warsaw on May 23 revolutionists and Cossacks clashed at Runaway Three. Several revolutionaries were killed and others arrested as the clash ended.
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Scripps News Association
Warsaw
Russia
Mrs. Davis Grows Weaker in Critical Condition
New York report states Mrs. Jefferson Davis is in critical condition today as doctors monitor her health.
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New York
Jefferson Davis
Catholic Order of Massachusetts Convention Opens at Apollo Hall
More than four hundred delegates attend the annual state convention of the Catholic Order of Massachusetts in Apollo Hall. The event opened today with preliminary business, a program featuring a concert and a reception in the afternoon and evening.
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Miss
The
Catholic Order of Massachusetts
Apollo Hali
Canal purchase resolution clears Senate committee
May 25 report shows the Senate committee favoring a resolution to authorize home purchase of the canal unless the president finds rates exorbitant. The action hinges on affordability and executive approval.
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Senate
Penn Road Probe Will Review Evidence
Philadelphia May 28 The Directorate of the Pennsylvania raid appoints a committee to investigate charges against officials and employees amid ongoing inquiries. May 25 Catherine Clutter, a girl aged, was shot and killed at her parents home by her brother Bailey after handling a loaded revolver. children found the weapon and it discharged fatally.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania’ Raid
Catherine Clutter
F. Wae
Parenta
Bailey
Igedisix
R Yevolver
Ps Néwe Association
Clash Over Filibuster Tense in Williams Cannon Row
Washington May 25 Speaker Cannon and Democratic leader Williams clashed on a filibuster during a fight over a roll call motion. Cannon ruled Williams’s demand to order a committee considered the diplomatic bill as a body. The act drew applause from Republicans and spectators while Williams attacked the speaker with a blunt remark.
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Washington
Spaaker Cannon
Representative Williams
William
Cannon
House
Williams
Summer School Opens June 11 at High School
A summer school begins June 11 in the High School building for B class pupils to make up work so they can enter the next higher grade in September. For details inquire of Miss Rohan.
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Miss Rohan
Custom officer arrested in Nova Scotia smuggling probe
Secretary Shaw 6 disclosed in Washington that Special Agent Joseph T. Wheatley of the American customs service has been arrested charged with involvement in smuggling.
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iScripps News
Washington
Shaw
Nova Scotia
Joseph T. Wheatly
American Custom Service
Destructive Cyclone Hits Seller Province in Spain
A severe cyclone struck Seller province near Madrid on May 23 causing extensive damage. Authorities report widespread destruction and aid efforts are underway. Local residents face rebuilding needs as emergency services mobilize.
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Madrid
Spain
Seller
Frisco Banks Open Amid Prosperity After Fire
Frisco commercial and savings banks opened for unrestricted business after a fire, with California Safe Deposit and Trust first to depart. Crowds formed on California and Montgomery as over 20 million in deposits and active securities filled vaults, while lenders paid out modest withdrawals and honored all demands in full. Local scenes showed workers and citizens lining up since 6:46 am, including a notable elderly woman clutching books as the Woolworth bank paid over 60 thousand dollars in gold before 11 am.
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San Francisco
Cal
Nine O'slock
Commerce Bank
San Francecos
California Safe Deposit and Trust Bank
Enur Aes
S of
California
Montgomery
Hiberian Bank
Jones Street
Garden Gate
Market
Bom
Woolworth Bank
Fire destroys Fairbanks business district in Alaska
Fire gutted parts of Fairbanks Alaska business section yesterday causing about 700000 in losses. Washington Bank Alaska, Firth National Bank, Fairbanks Stock Exchange and the courthouse were damaged. Northern Commercial Company stores mainly food stuffs, a steamer Talbot went down, and relief included food donations and guarded ruins. Holy Thursday observances planned at St Peters Church.
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Fcripps News Association
Seattle
Washington
Fairbanks
Alaska
Tha Oss
Washington,Alaska Bank
Firth National Bank
Fairbanks =itck
Court House
Northern Commercial Company
Talbot
Ling
Confidence of Change of Venue in Governor Murder Case
Boise, Idaho May 28 F S Richardson chief counsel for the Western Federation jo Mciala arrive from Denver. Over three hundred affidavits from Gunnom county claim prejudice against the defendants. Defense lawyers say the move will secure change of venue. Trial may take place in Boise.
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Scripps News Association
Boise
Idaho
F. EB. Richardson
Western Federation
Jo Mciala
Steunauburg
Dinver
Ganom County
Koreans Hanged for Robbery and Murder in Public Case
Three Koreans were hanged this morning for robbery and murder of a Korean gambler. Two others received 15 year terms in connection with the same crime. The criminals were accused of stealing, beating their victim, and killing him in a sequence of violent acts.
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