Violent clash as troops confront miners near Dunnville
June 10 report from Colo describes a pitched fight between military forces and union miners near Dunnville. General Bell leads 250 troops toward Victor. 14 captives taken and a plan to march on Victor is discussed. Skirmishes erupt as officers pursue miners, with divisions sent to purge surrounding hills.
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Russians Claim Victory at Port Arthur Reaffirms Stand
Reports from Lim Yang indicate Port Arthur garrison repelled a Japanese assault and retained the fortress. Admiral Rojestvensky and the Baltic fleet reportedly joined the Port Arthur squadron after fierce fighting, with Russian forces said to occupy the roadstead and skirmishes continuing near Chefoo.
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Eastern Washington wheat crop to set record this year
Reports from grain regions across Eastern Washington predict a near record harvest with about 40 million bushels of wheat. Wheat is up 10 to 25 percent in acreage. Whitman county may yield 132 to 140 million bushels total. counties such as Adams Douglas and Lincoln show strong increases and favorable conditions for a bumper crop.
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Radium Uses in Medicine Highlighted At New York Event
Dr W J Morton of the New York Postgraduate Medical School and Hospital outlined internal disease treatments using radium at the Technology Club. He demonstrated a quinine solution activated by radium to glow under X rays and discussed cancer as a possible target. The talk touched on radium in springs and broader scientific debates such as heredity, plus notes on Oregon wonder horse Linus I and its lineages.
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W. J. Morton
New York Postgraduate Medical School and Hospital
Oregon
Linus 1
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Linus II
Nobody Wants Them Patents for Window Fact Blunders
A column critiques unduly daring patents that lack demand such as self lighting cigarettes and other novelty ideas. It notes repeated patentees pushing impractical devices like cigars with ignition blobs or side attachments that would spoil tobacco and risk smoke.
American fleet at Tangier stirs Moorish religious tension
Washington reports Admiral Chadwick says the presence of seven American warships at Tangier has influenced the local scene but sparked religious excitement among Moors. Telegrams respond to British criticisms of sending ships to Morocco at this time.
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Oklahoma City Flood Deluges Drive Hundreds From Homes
Water floods the western section from First to Bixta streets in Oklahoma City. Hundreds of families are displaced as massive rainfall swells rivers and threatens the southern part of the city with higher water levels than the prior year flood.
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Port Arthur Fall Forecast by Paris Officials
Paris reports leading military authorities predict Port Arthur will fall soon, calling it a severe, possibly irreparable blow to Russia. The判断 compares Port Arthur to Metz and Sedan and warns against underestimating its defense.
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Merchants Say Japanese Sidestep Payments for Supplies
From Liao Yang on June 7 merchants in the south report Japanese forces are not paying for supplies taken earlier in the war. They also say they are ill treated and insulted when seeking money. Two Chinese bandits were executed here today.
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Timber Land Act Notice for Public Publication
Notice is given under the Timber and Stone Act of June 3 1878 that Dr French of Los Angeles filed in this office November 17 1902 for Lot 2 in Section 2 Township 8 South Range 8 West seeking to prove land is valuable for timber. The hearing will be August 28 1904 before the Roseburg Oregon Register and Receiver. Witnesses John C Vanes en and George Heath of Roseburg plus others.
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United States Land Officerg
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Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
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French
Los Angeles
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Noa. Bouth
Roseburg
John C. Venasen
George Heath
Gunn Lehnherr
Harry Ly
Bridges
Timber Land Act Notice in Oregon Claim Filed
Notice is given that under the Timber and Stone Act of 1878 new claims are filed in Roseburg Douglas County Oregon by Moon of Roseburg and others for lands in Fairview McKinley areas as timber land valuable for timber over agriculture.
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Trevey
Fred CG. Mewart
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