Four Northwestern States Briefly Summarized News
A weekly assorted roundup reports James Hating of Republic killed in a runaway. Four varioloid cases at Washington state penitentiary. Seattle plumbers dispute settled. Charles McDowell named steward at Medical Lake asylum. Robert Bruce of Colville declared insane and committed. F H Thompson, noted physician, dies in Seattle. Plats opened for homesteads in Asotin county. Kettle Valley Line all but set to complete with April 12 dedication. Multiple court, political, and local business notes across Idaho Washington and Montana.
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James Hating
Republic
Washington State Penitentiary
Seattle
State Board of Control
Charles McDowell
Medical Lake Asylum
W. A. Cox
Robert Bruce
Colville
Medical Lake Hospital
F. H. Thompson
United States Service
Seattle General Hospital
Asotin County
Walla Walla
Hanford
Kettle Valley
Hillside Consolidated Mining Company
Ferry County
Co. F. Whisler
Iowa
Oakesdale
Garfield
Howe
Sumner
Burwell Hawkins
Foster
Tacoma Harbor
Puyallup
Tacoma
Supreme Court
Spokane
Washington Volunteers
William L. Luhn
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Albert H. Otis
Milo C. Corey
George M. Dreher
John H. Whalley
Washington
John J. Weisenburgers
George H. Fortson
Southern
Helena
Helena High School
Butte High School
United States Fish and Game Commission
Kalispell
Bozeman Hatchery
Philipsburg
J.C. Hunter
H. O. Waldridge
Clark
Gibson
Edwards
Idaho-Montana
Congress
Butte
Searfoss
McDonough
Burns
McCloskey
Ward
Marshall
Treadway
Houtz
Perham
Copeland
George Alderson
Montana
Alderson
Livingston Post
Richard Rock
Herry’s Lake
Rock
Pierre Taverdurs
Lewistown
Fereus County
Portland Mills Boost Wages and Local Industry Updates
Portland planing mills raise wages by 25 cents per man while Weston brickyards restart operations with a large year round workforce shipping millions of brick. Governor Geer names C W James to the Eastern Oregon state normal school board, succeeding G Lynn. A Barrett report alleges 20000 dollars misappropriated at Athena Flour Mill. A lumber industry tie and lumber mill alliance forms among 24 firms along multiple rivers in Portland. Ada Taylor, 22, recently arrived in Portland from Hood River area.
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Portland
Planing Mills
Weston Brickyards
T. T. Geer
C. W. James
Baker City
Fastern
Oregon State Normal School
G. Lynn
Helix
C. A. Barrett
Athena Flouringe Mill Company
Athena
Columbia, Sandy, Lewis
Hood Rivers
Ada Taylor
Hood
Fatal Engine Explosion Kills Three on Freight Train 50 Feet From Tracks
Salt Lake March 25 A west bound freight train No 200 helper engine exploded on Lake hill 70 miles west of Ogden killing engineer William Walton brakeman A A Kuphoff and a tramp fireman Roy Munsa fatally injured. The boiler blew 50 feet from the tracks delaying traffic two hours. Bodies brought to Ogden as cause remains undetermined. In Youngstown Ohio same day a head on collision between Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula trains killed four and injured three amid fog as engineers reported orders to proceed.
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Salt Lake
Lake Hill
Ogden
Youngstown
Ohio
Pittsburg, Youngstown
Ashtabula
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Road
Protests Prompt Censorship Order Vacuum in Colombia
Washington reports Secretary Hay was notified that protests by United States Minister Hart in Bogota and consuls on the isthmus led to vacating the order for censorship of official dispatches by the Colombian government. In Chicago police cite a double murder after a gas leak death of Charles Towns his wife and their 8 year old daughter, with a removed gas plug and arms covering the child.
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Washington
Hay
United States
Hart
Bogota
Chicago
Charles Towns
Mayor Low signs tunnel bill for Pennsyl vania railroad in Manhattan
New York reports Mayor Low has signed the bill authorizing a tunnel under the North River and the construction of railroad stations in Manhattan. The measure proceeds to the governor for final action.
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New York
Low
Pennsylvania Railroad
North River
Manhattan
Whipped the Mayor in Topeka Office
Topeka Kansas March 26 Miss Blanche Boise a protege of Mrs Nation horse whipped Mayor Parker in his city building office Monday morning.
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Topeka
Kan
Blanche Boise
Not Smooth. Sailor's Log cited by Bob Evans book
Quinn notes Bob Evans called his book a Sailor's Log. De Fonte agrees some readers found it rough to sail through while many knots were tied by readers and critics alike in Chicagos News report.
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Quinn
Bob Evans
de Fonte
Mining Items of a Miscellaneous Nature in Dixie Idaho
Ample mining activity flourishes around Dixie Idaho this winter with Mammoth Great Eastern development, new mill prospects at North Star, Wanaconda at Midway, and Ymir plant resuming. Old Germany claim work southwest of Cheawas, and Ymir ledge deepened after 2150 feet tunneling. Boundary shipments total 8,737 tons weekly with Granby and Mother Lode leading. plans for stamp mills rise at Buckhorn and Silverton districts. Notable deals include Silver Dun and Sunshine mines changing hands for hundreds of thousands, Golden Chest sale near Murray, and Wa neta Gold Mining incorporation filings.
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Dixie
Idaho
North Star
Wanconda
Midway
Ymir
Old Germany
Chesaw
Trail
Gonderham-Blackstock
Center Star
War Earle
Rossland
Wild Horse
Yri
Wilcox
Granby
Morrine
Samiie
Sunset
Standard Smelter
Boundary Falls
Montreal & Boston Conner Company
Fisher Maiden Mining Company
Fisher Maiden
Silverton Minine
Broken Hill Minine & Development Company
Union Jack
Tardeau
Silver Dun
Sunshine
Saya
Williaew
Canada
United States
Germany
Ottawa
Murray
Buckhorn Group
Standard Mining Company
St. Maries and Santo
Tyson
Riverview
Custer County
Thunder Mountain
F. R. Culbertson
Spokane
Dedrick
Cal
Jacob May
Mineral Hill Marine Company
Concornully
Wash
Bridgeport
Conn
Mineral Hill
Climax Gold Mining Company
Climax Group
Oregon
George C. Brewer
Boise
Fairview
Groun
Stewart
Cedar Canyon
Springdale
Canyon
Deer Trail
Shane
Senate Committee On Mining
Republic
Pittsburg
George Wright
North Yakima
Kittitas County
Washington
Williams’ Creek
Ellensburg
Peace Rumor in Transvaal Conference in Pretoria
Pretoria March 25 Acting President Schalkburger F W Reitz ex secretary of state for the Transvaal and Commandants Lucius Meyers and Krigh with secretaries arrived at Pretoria March 28 by special train from Balmoral Dr led to Kitchener headquarters for talks. London welcomed news of possible peace while Brussels and London press note potential terms but warn of limits.
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Pretoria
Kitchener
Peace News
London
Schalkburger
F. W. Reitz
Transvaal
Lucius Meyers
Krigh
Balmoral
Here
Rhenoster Kop
Bchaltburger
Steyn
Mr. Schalkburger
Delarey
Commandant Krigh
Swasiland
Brussels
Messrs. Schalkburger
Meyer and
Schalker
Methuen
Peter 4
Louis Botha
The
Daily Chronicle
Botha
Deleganon
Daily News
Italian Strike Spreads Across Italy From Rome Report
A Rome dispatch to Central News says agricultural strife grows in Italy with 150,000 farm laborers idle in Ferrara Bologna and Vincenza provinces while 16 otarr provinces report laborers organizing. So far no violence has been reported.
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London
Rome
Central News
Italy
Ferrara
Bologna
Vincenza
Otarr
Presents from Philippine Products by A Abren
President Roosevelt received a handsome cane and several cloth pieces made in the Philippine islands by A Abren a Filipino merchant touring the United States to study American mercantile methods.
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Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
A. Abren
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