Readable Summary of Global Events and Domestic Affairs
A review lists topics from reciprocity talks and Cuban relations to Japan France and Russia diplomacy. It notes Union Pacific stockholders approving 100 million in preferred shares, rail issues, snow disruptions, and a Chicago strike with 2 060 deputies to be sworn in. Other items include Pat Crowe’s statements, a British admiral’s war stance, naval movements, and the McCormick family funding a theological seminary.
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McCormick Theological Seminary
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Chicago
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Government Considers Deschutes Valley Irrigation Move
Washington reports the reclamation service may reopen Deschutes valley irrigation in Eastern Oregon if private Carey act works fail. It would avoid costly advances and prefers reclaiming large areas only where costs can be recovered, resisting pricey private projects.
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Carey Irrigation
Washington
Reclamation Service
Deschutes Valley
Oregon
Deschutes
Klamath Basin
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Thia
Triple Alliance For Peace: France United States and Britain
The report notes France, the United States, and Britain forming a peace alliance, with Ambassador McDormick presenting credentials to President Loubet as a timely reinforcement of cordial relations between the nations.
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Germany
United States
Cuba
Great Britain
France
Brittain
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McDormick
Loubet
Plan for Balles-Celilo Waterway Approved to Start
Washington May 6 Major Langfitt’s canal plan gains MacKenzie approval for upper end work and title to right of way to be accepted by the attorney general. Lock location moved 1900 feet downstream with flood gates planned for high water. Funds total 488180, with Langfitt proposing 376000 for initial construction and reserves for future appropriations.
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Dallee-Celile Canal
Mackenzie
Army Engineers
Langfitt
Oregon
United States
Major Langfitt
Ebay
Rigara
Old Boat Railway
Congress
Government Likely To Drop Palm Irrigation Project
Spokane May 3 government likely to abandon Washington irrigation project in Palouse country due to railroad track removal costs and doubts about the lake bed's suitability. Officials say changing tracks near the Wash tuina coulee would cost over 400000 dollars and the sandy loam bed may not hold water, delaying the project for years.
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Wash
Washington
Palouse Valley
Government Reclamation Bureau
Washtucna Coulee
Coulee
S Point
Reclamation Bureau
Twine trade clash roils Pacific coast market
May 6 report from San Francisco notes a rising battle for coast twine trade. Portland Cordage and Tubbs Cordage face competitive pressure from International Harvester and its lenders on the Bigsi Coast, signaling a major industry confrontation.
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Pacife
Portland Cordage Company
Tubbs Cordage Company
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International Harvester Company
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Agen Gide
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Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Reads Across A Page
The readable text shows garbled OCR with scattered phrases and names. No clear event, date, or organizations are extractable to form a factual summary or headline.
Fighting on Streets Endangers Chicago Striker Hour
May 3 report from Chicago describes deadly violence in the street during a strike. Wandering mobs attacked wagon drivers and nonunion workers with stones and clubs, resulting in serious injuries and a death.
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