Mixed News From Pacific Northwest Mines And Courts
The Spargue examination week reports twenty seven applicants for teachers certificates with nineteen invalid. A $6000 sale of a fourth interest in Ole-Elam Coal mines is noted. A theft in Spokane nets $105 as Rev D Bilis services were interrupted. Capitol contract chatter promises completion in two years. Logs, ore pockets, and a butter shipment to China fill out a busy regional roundup of industry and public notices.
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Okapogan
Ole-Elam Coal Company
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Bilis
Ches
State Capitol
Receve
Sbsabies
Chehalis County
Frank Linder
United States Civil Service Com
Ite Yeoal Board
Fort Rowand
Dilley
Tom Payne
Pocahartas
Oregon
Tillamook
China
Belgium
Pendleton East Oregonian
Polydor Moens
Umatilla County
Williams Brothers
Snake River
Coquille River
Woodley
Daniel M. Grifith
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Iave
Harrisberg
Imery
Pellef
Ftate
Klamath Falls
Esnme
Milton
Telegraphic Resume of Interest to All Readers
Irving Fleming committed death by his own action at Woodburn. Dr. Bill Nye died at his Asheville home from a paralytic stroke. Daniel Galencia of Spokane killed himself. The Jaccobi family suffocated near Niles Center Illinois by coal gas. The president signed a bill extending mineral land law to Colville reservation. Spurious coin circulates in Wenatchee Washington. Irish-Americans call for release of Pee Resenmene Samba in English in KB. Campbell killed by son in Nashville. Asphyxiations and injuries at Arminger residence Baltimore. Four killed seven injured at Seney Michigan lumber camp. Big gun reaches the Presidio San Francisco. Monadonock battleship commissioned at Mare Island. Poe cottage purchase bill proposed in New York City. Immigration hearings at Ellis Island. Buttoned-up immigration law debate with educational test. A man and boy lynched in Wichita. Gold found in City Creek Canyon Salt Lake City. William G. Davis lost at sea en route to coast. Free silver urged by Northwest Republicans. Five hundred engravers strike in New York. Heikes sets new shooting record in Indianapolis. Mississippi ice movement tears draw span. Booths withdraw from Salvation Army causes Philadelphia uproar. Chicago father shoots daughter then himself. Armenian Muslims massacres reported at Marsovan Sivas. French claims in Amapa conflict with Brazil. Grant blown by powder in Grass Valley. Queen collides with Strathdon in San Francisco harbor.
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Woodburn
Bill Nye
Asheville
N. C
Daniel Galencia
Spokane
Jacob Jaccobi
Niles Center
Colville
Wenatchee
Wash
New York
Eliia Island
New York Harbor
Immigration Committee
House
El's Island
Congress
Senate
Wichita
Kan
City Creek Canyon
Bast Lake City
Aseays
William G. Davis
Philadelphia
Ban
Horn
Atlantic Seaboard
Dubois
Northwest
St. Louis
Rolls O. Heikes
Dayton
Indianapolis
New World
Mississippi
Rere
Rock Island Railway
Booth
Salvation Army
Army
Cern
Salvation Hall
Jacob Dietael
Chicago
Henry Obner
Senate Adopts Cuban Belligerency Resolutions 64 to 6
Washington march 3 the senate endorsed by 64 to 6 a concurrent resolution supporting Cuban belligerency independence and pledging neutrality. The measure, debated amid packed galleries and diplomatic attendance, preceded senate action on tariff and other bills. House members also advanced Indian appropriation and Dingley bills as sessions continued in Washington.
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Senate
Ment
Spain
Cuba
United Sates
America
United States
Shute
Congress
Mendoza
Coaal
Hateh
Hawaii
Lawo-Arriaga
Guatemala
Rengifo
Colombia
Baron von Keteeler
Sence Dapuy de Lome
Legation
Ovenire Senta
Wen
Committee On Foreign Relations
Ohio
Adah Weyer
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Bontelle
House
Judiciary
Harmon
Major Strong
Department of Justice
Updegraff
Cox
Boutelle
Spanish public anger rises as consulate stoned in Barcelona
Madrid reports indicate Spain favors war against the United States over Cuban affairs after the US Senate recognizes the Cuban provisional government. In Barcelona crowds target the U.S. consulate, throwing stones and breaking windows though no injuries are recorded. Police charged by officials as stones fly.
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Madrid
United States
Spain
United States Senate
Barcelona
Northwest Post Offices Report Gold Receipts in year
Government data show Northwest states post offices earned gold and representatives totaling 410,683 dollars for all classes in the year. First and second class offices posted 106,885 dollars with monthly averages near 15,570 dollars. Monthly gold receipts stood at 5,713 dollars. The report outlines gold receipts and gross takings across classes and offices.
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