Telegraphic World News Briefs Erupt in Brief
Nearly 2 000 Spanish prisoners sail for Spain from Manila on the 12th and 18th. A powder explosion in Mossgrove Pennsylvania kills one and injures five. Four Chinese dead from San Francisco Chinatown fire. Silas Jones and six children burned to death at Cornerstone Arkansas. Leander ordered to Bolivian waters to protect British residents. Fire in Cincinnati destroys several cloth houses with losses near 500000 dollars.
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Manila
Spain
Mossgrove
San Francisco
Silas Jones
Cornerstone
Ark
M.S. Leander
Bolivia
Cincinnati
Kahn & Feldmeyer
H. A. Heinsheimer
Sanford, Stern & Sarner
Lews
Paris
Panama Canal Company
Washington
Oklahoma
Oregon Legislature Ends After Prolonged Adjournment
The Oregon Legislature adjourned sine die at seven o'clock Saturday after a 12 o'clock noon target, with the final act the passage of a special appropriation bill. The House rejected some Senate cuts, prompting conference committees before formal adjournment.
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Oregon
House
Senate
Oregon Legislature Closes After Packed Session
The Oregon Legislature ended a busy session with routine bills and major appropriations. The senate postponed capital punishment appeals while passing military and other measures, and the house defeated the Torrens title bill but approved several tax, road, and public utility acts. The Daly textbook bill passed after dramatic floor debate.
Numerous Oregon Measures: Towns, Charters, and Appointments Proclaimed
The list covers numerous bills passed by both houses prior to the final day, including town incorporations such as Pendleton Tillamook Lakeview Canby Seaside Dufur Enterprise Moro Lebanon and more. It includes charter amendments for Hillsboro Albany Corvallis Eugene Astoria and others, new offices like state biologist and tax collector, salary adjustments for county officials, road and boulevard provisions, river and harbor protections, and school fund and fish hatchery provisions.
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Oregon
Senate
United States
Oregon National Guard
Newberg
Chapter
Arlington
Supreme Court
Salem
Pendleton
Columbia County
Columbia River
Washington
Linn County
Antelope
Adama
Columbia
Willamette
Douglas County
Hillsboro
Albany
Tillamook
Canyon City
Beach
Tangent
Drain
New Astonio
Fort Stevens
Monmouth
Ontario
Bay City
Heppner
Warrenton
Wallowa
Gold Hill
Jackson County
Marshfield
Woodburn
Multnomah County
Corvallis
Looney Pure Food
Seaside
Marion County
Clackamas
Morrow
Wasco
Yamhill
Eugene
Astoria
Canby
Clackamas County
Weston
Dufur
Enterprise
Janda
Dulles City
Moro
Brownaville
Lebanon
Burra
Carlton
Alsea Bay
Justice Court
Rogue River
Curry County
State Board of Horticulture
Park Commission
Portland
Ashland
Port of Portland
Second Judicial District
Ninth Judicial District
Clatsop
J. E. Salting
Lincoln County
President Faure Dies In Paris Amid Disturbances
Paris reports say President Faure died tonight after a sudden illness. Cabinet members rushed to the Elysee as crowds gathered outside. military authorities warned to restrain disorder. In Washington, lawmakers debated treaty provisions tied to Paris and naval labor pay, with sessions continuing over key appropriations and agency bills.
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Paris
Faure
M. Dupuy
The
Elysee
League
la Patrie Francaise
M. de Beaurepaire
Canal Provided for Senate Committee Adde It to the River and Harbor
The Senate Committee on Commerce moved to place the Morgan Nicaragua canal bill on the river and harbor calendar, with Morgan outlining the canal’s merits. Committee actions added about 2 million dollars to cash appropriations and around 10 million to continuing contracts. In the Senate pensions calendar received attention and a new procedure for pension cases was approved. In the House, several railroad right of way bills passed, including for the Clearwater Valley road through the Nez Perces reservation. The census bill went to conference as the naval academy received five additional cadets at large.
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Senate
Dewey
Ciatress
Swampscott Hay
Mass
Manila
United States
Portland
California
C. J. Bell
the Treasury
F. M. Coxe
Army
Otis
War Department
Daniel Kyger
W. Chopwood
Washington
Michael P. Crowley
Oregon
Talien-Wan
Snake River Valley
Union Flat
Penewawa Creek
Cape Charles
Magothys Bay
Col. Miller
Iloilo
Cunard
Etruria
Marblehead
Sandy Hook
Representative Stallings
Alabama
Wheeler
Jamaica
Naval Ordnance
Navy
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Potomac
Scott
Georgia
Eighteenth Infantry
Bowles
Dockert
Beligam
China
Belgan
Leopold
Zelaya
Republic of
Nicaragua
Ceige
Chile
Cordilleras
Marietta
Greytown
Bioefileds
Feyra
Washington County
Supreme Court
State Board of Equalization
Lane County
Wallowa County
Union County
Oregon Historical Society
Clateap County
House
Spain
Secretary of the Navy
United States Navy Yard
Military Academy
Morgan
Committee On Commerce
Military Affaires
Oklahoma
Stella Friends Academy and Church Association
Post Office
New York
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kansas City
Newton
Kan
Waa
Mantle
Montana
Wiliam A. Clark
Torley
Tennessee
William B. Bate
Third Judicial Airport
Senate Committee On Commerce
Harbor Hill
Clearwater Valley
Nez Perces
Den.ted
Paris Quiet as Faure Death Sparks Loubet Hopes
Paris reports calm after Faure's death with Emile Loubet favored to succeed. Ministers view the loss as misfortune but foresee European sympathy shifting to Loubet if elected. Loubet, a Montilemar advocate born there, is described as steady, honest, and cultured.
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Paris
M. Emile Loubet
Senate
Faure
Europe
M. Loubet
Montilemar
The
Drone
Rapid U S Move to Extend Philippine Jurisdiction
Washington reports the administration will quickly extend U S control over the Philippine group to prevent delay during the crisis and avoid anarchy and paralysis of island interests by failing to replace Spanish sovereignty with that of the United States.
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Washington
United States
Islands
Islanda
Four Weasel Fleet Heads to Manila From San Francisco
Fear Meoia Transporta reports a quartet of weasels will depart San Francisco for Manila within two weeks carrying at least 6,600 tons of various freight.
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Meoia Transporta
San Francisco
Manila
Rebels Hold Manila Vicinity As US Forces Fortify Line
Manila Feb 21 Rebels still hold Guadaloupe Pasig and Patera areas while US gunboats attack의 trenches. Buffalo cruiser bombards for 20 minutes driving rebels inland. General Kings line reinforced by Oregon volunteers and Fourth Cavalry. Scout reports Pio del Pilar seen with sling. Montenegro directs front near San Pedro Macati amid guerilla firing.
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Manila
California
Guadaloupe
San Pedro Macati
Pasig
Patera
MacArthur
King
Culicoli
Ovenshine
North Dakota Volunteers
Fourteenth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Camp Dewey
Oregon Volunteers
Buffalo
Pio del Pilar
Paco
Montenegro
Conflict at Talien-Wan Leaves Chinese Thousands Dead
A clash at Talien-Wan between Russians and Chinese reportedly kills 500 Chinese and many more. The tax dispute sparked the confrontation, with Admiral Beresford noting the battle matches his expectations and could destabilize the Chinese government and harm trade.
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Peking
Talien-Wan
Lord Kereaford
Detroit
Mich
Charles Beresford
Taliwa- Wan
Ruseiane
Charles
Paris disorder密 arrests amid Luxembourg demonstrations
In Paris on February 21 police moved to maintain order as clashes erupted near the Luxembourg residence of M. Louhet and outside the Journal du Peuple office on Boulevard Montmartre. Rival factions injured several people and about 100 arrests were reported in connection with the disturbances. A separate item from Seattle notes a facsimile document claiming Spanish possession of Vancouver Island between 1700 and 1702 and its potential impact on the Canada boundary dispute.
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Paris
M. Louhet
Luxembourg
Sebastian Favre
Journal du Peuple
Boulevard Montmartre
Loubet
Mt. Seattle
Wash
The
Post- Intelligencer
Vancouver Island
Istie
William of
Germany
England
United States
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Tlavana
Oliver Perry Smith
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Will Johnson
Collings County
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Tex
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France
M. Meline
Philippines
Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works
Portland, Or
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Havana
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Adria
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Levetzow
Oregon Senate
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Daly
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Department of State
Colon
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Northern Pacific
Great Nothern
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Gomez
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Cienfuegos
John C. Bates
Department of Santa Clara
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James Ward
Saunders & Ward
Hawaiian Islands
Mananense
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Forty- Mile River
William Matheson
Los Angeles
Cal
Dawson
J. A. Acklen
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Klondike
Rebela
Remington
Russia
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