Pendleton Mayors Nominated to Run for Legislature
Democratic conventions in multiple counties adopted platforms and nominated candidates for state and county offices. Key figures include E Chamberlain for renomination, F. Butcher chairing Baker County meeting, delegates elected from Baker City Sumpter and surrounding areas, and union party nominees in towns like Union for state legislature and county posts.
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Fohip
Si. Y
Baker Ratie
Korosat
W. F. Butcher
Bay
Andohnson
Baker City
A. Ison
Bourne
Wilith
Baker
Malheur
I White
Wiliam
D. M. Kelly
E. A. McDermer
iFucns
J. H. Robins
H .P .D. Healey
Nat Cooper
Brown
J. J. Chute
George
George Herbert
Robbins
Sumpter
Ted
Repree
Ofere
Helge Ata W. Travillion
A. G. Combs
Thomas Profit
MIT Pass Harmony Names Legislature Candidate
Reported by April 5, the Republican slate for the legislature was announced after a calm convention. Key figures include Dean and P. Hathaway, with Smith noted in prior roles. details remain fragmented in the transcript.
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Smith
County Officials and Delegates Named in Party Caucus
County Commissioner C F Love and Treasurer J T Taylor served alongside Coroner W F Kremer. Delegates to the state convention were J O Booth R G Smith J A Jennings W M Turner W H Flanagan and J W Virtue. H D Norton became chairman of the county central committee. Delegates supported George E Chamberlain for governor. Marcus L Robbins elected chairman and T Y Dean secretary of the convention.
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C. F. Lovelace
J. T. Taylor
W. F. Kremer
J. O. Booth
R. G. Smith
J. A. Jennings
W. M. Turner
W. H. Flanagan
J. W. Virtue
H. D. Norton
George E. Chamberlain
Marcus L. Robbins
T. Y. Dean
Lincoln County Democrats Back Chamberlain For Governor
Lincoln County Democrats met and adopted resolutions pledging delegates to the state convention to back George E. Chamberlain for governor. Delegates named include Allen Parker and B. Geither of Toledo. county ticket listed with J. F. Stewart as county judge and A. Porter as sheriff among others. nominations for treasurer and coroner left to central committee.
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Toledo
George E. Chamberlain
Allen Parker
B. Geither
J. F. Stewart
M. Derrick
G. Elksnot
Waldport
Central Committee
Marion Democrats Favor Cham berlain as Governor Candidate
In a Marion County report from Oregon and Washington letters by a Pendleton correspondent, Marion Democrats favor George E. Chamberlain for governor, viewing him as the strongest choice for the party. They doubt Pendleton's man offers any improvement over Governor Geer.
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Bertrand
The
Oregonian
Sa'Wn i
Marion Ooty
Pendleton
Geer
George E. Chamberlain
Multnomah County
Rehearsals and Hats Off for Westminster Coronation
Repairing the Abbey in London to host the coronation with elaborate alterations and seating challenges. Nobles’ sons sought choir or orchestra dummy roles, while the Earl Marshal acts to protect the musical service. Westminster streets will showcase Venetian masts artificial roses and arches celebrating Britain and colonies. A peculiar tale notes a nun in tote Korea and a man blocked from dignity.
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London
Wesminster Abbey
Earl Marshal
Westminster
Grand jury clears names amid bribery probe in St Louis
The St Louis grand jury returns true bills against prominent citizens in a municipal boodle probe. Robert Snyde of Kansas City is accused of offering $50,000 to a councilman for a vote on a traction bill, and George Kobusch faces perjury charges. The report reveals a regular price scale for bribery and notes true bills against assembly members and others connected to payoffs.
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St. Louis
Mit
Tr Assembly
Assembly
Robert Snyde
Kansas City
Next Week's Program in Washington Faces Major Bills
Washington daily program predicts a banner week with a Payne Cuban reciprocity bill discussion and possible Democratic amendments to open tariff issues. The Chinese exclusion bill may be taken up if time allows, dominating senate afternoons. Cortelyou is named to head the new commerce department upon passage of the enabling bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hirschew Wins Grand American Shoot Prize
Kansas City April 5 Fourteen shooters tied on six birds in the grand American shoot off begin the morning round to continue the tie Fourteen men who remained after 19 rounds were reduced to six Hirschey of Minneapolis won the grand American shoot in the 63d round.
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Kansas City
Hirschey
Minneapolis
Plans Set For Prince of Wales Reception in New York
Plans for the Prince of Wales reception by the New York Chamber of Commerce are under way and will be public only after an official acceptance is received.
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New York
Prince of Wales
Chamber of Commerce
Illinois Central to build double track to New Orleans
Chicago April 5 Within two years the Illinois Central Railroad will lay a double track from Chicago to New Orleans to handle rising freight traffic from western points. New Orleans has grown as a grain export hub approaching New York in volume of business.
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Chicago, Ill
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Bank of Pennville Burglarized in Indiana Heist
Indiana bank burglars hit the Bank of Pennville this morning in Pennville Indiana. Police believe the robbers secured about 3000 dollars before fleeing. Local authorities and investigators are reviewing surveillance and pursuing leads as the town seeks to recover the stolen funds.
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Indiana Bank
Pennville
Ind
Bank of
Steel Magnate's Gift Dedicates College Chemistry Lab
Aston Pennsylvania April 5 Lafayette College marked the dedication of its chemistry and metallurgy laboratory, a gift from Gayley of United States Steel. Alumni faculty and friends attended as President Ira Remser Johns Hopkins University and President Thomas Crown Lehigh University spoke. Mr Gayley presented the gift and was welcomed by President E D Warfield. The dedicatory prayer was given by Rev Samuel A Gayley D D class of 1847.
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Aston
Lafayette College
Gayley
Johns Hopkins University
Thomas M. Crown
Lehigh University
Henry M. ‘Howe
Columbia University
University
E. D. Warfield
Baseball Opens Season at Purdue in Lafayette Indiana
Culver Military Academy baseball team met Purdue University in Lafayette marking Purdue’s season opener. Purdue has a busy schedule including Chicago, Indiana, DePauw, Iowa, Minnesota, Notre Dame and Nebraska among others as potential opponents this season.
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Lafayette
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Purdue University
Purdue
University of Chicago
Indiana University
de Pauw
University of Iowa
University of Minnesota
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Allied People's party formed in Louisville
In Louisville on April 1 a new political group named the Allied People's party of the United States was formed. It unites reform elements opposing both the democratic and republican parties and adopts the Kansas City September platform calling for a convention to unite reform forces against plutocracy.
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Louisville
Allied
People’s Party of the
United States
Kansas City
Kansas University Opens Baseball Season At McCook Field
Lawrence Kan April 5 The Kansas University baseball line begins the season this afternoon with a game on McCook Field against the Haskell Institute. Kansas schedules include Iowa State Simpson College Nebraska Missouri and other leading colleges of the region.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas University
Oine
McCook
Haskell Institute
Kansas
Iowa State College
Simpson College
Nebraska
Missouri
Capitol Riddle Probes Top Agency Resignations
The Post quotes a Capitol conundrum: difference between the secretary of the interior and the commissioner of pensions. The punchline notes Commissioner Evans has tendered his resignation but not accepted, while Secretary Hitchcock’s resignation has been accepted but not tendered.
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Capitol
Wheat market dull with declines across quotes
New York market reports a very dull wheat trade with prices slipping. Chicago and New York quotations show declines, with Union Pacific listed at 102 and other movers like Paul gains noted amid unsettled headline market action.
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J. 1
Chicago
New York
Ti. Paul
Union Pacific
Verikuil Fight Casualty Ledger Across Front
London April 5 reports a partial British casualty list from the Verikuil engagement with Delarey’s force showing four officers killed, 16 wounded, 25 other ranks killed, and 110 wounded. Boer losses at Vreikuil conceded at 137 dead or wounded.
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London
Delarey
Verikuil
Alaska railroad to Dawson-Stewart river line planned
Seattle reports work to begin next month on a new Alaskan railway from Dawson to the Stewart river, an 82 mile route through the rich mining district. The line, named Kienaire Mines Railway, will run via Queen’s Creek district 12 miles from Dawson and pass Dome and river, with stated capital figures.
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Seattle
Dawson
Stewart River
Beetete
Kienaire Mines
Eens Creek
Wson
Dome
Tae T
Latter Day Saints Convene in Lamoni Conference
Delegates and visitors converge on Lamoni Iowa for the reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints general conference opening tomorrow. Attendees from Europe and every Uprising state and territory will be represented. The temple has been renovated for the three week sessions with many measures to be acted on.
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Lamoni
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Europe
Rhodes Magnificent Bid for US Friendship
London papers discuss Rhodes' amusing educational request as a magnificent bid for the friendship of the United States, in an afternoon print debate noting the potential diplomacy and public reaction.
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London
Rhodes
United States
NO MONGOLIANS THE CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL BEFORE CONGRESS
Washington April 6 Senator Fairbanks argued the constitutional ity and labor interests favor passage of the Chinese exclusion bill. He traced restrictive laws, said admission would lower wages and called government a high trust not to lower the nation’s standard. An exchange followed with Gallinger, Lodge, and Mitchell. The House resumed debate with support for exclusion and calls for more stringent measures.
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Washington
Fairbanks
America
Senate
Gallinger
Lodge
Mitchell
House
Senate Debates Chinese Exclusion Bill In Senate
Senator Mitchell of Oregon opened with a lengthy speech defending the Chinese exclusion bill. He argued exclusion is constitutional and a core American right, warning Republicans that failing to pass it could erode the Republican Party on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Senate
Mitchell
Oregon
China
Republican Party
Philippines After Chinese Bill Advances Civil Goverment
A steering committee met this morning and decided to take up the Philippines civil government bill after the Chinese exclusion bill is disposed of. The move aligns with ongoing legislative considerations affecting governance in the Philippines.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines
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