Oregon Primary Preliminary Shows Statement No 1 Sweep
Petitions filed for 158 legislative slots reveal 46 candidates pledged to Statement No 1 across counties. Among 168 total petitions, 66 bound to Statement No 1, 65 to Republican voters choice, 36 unpledged, with 60 house seats and 20 senate seats totaling 12 candidates pledged to Statement No 1 in key districts.
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Financial Commission May Be Appointed
Washington April 6 Representative Hill stated a secret house poll shows protests against the Aldrich financial bill lack a majority. He said a growing sentiment favors appointing a financial commission to study the bill during the recess and report back next session.
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Hill
House
Financial Commission
WILL ASK WESTON FOR A FRANCHISE
Walla Walla Traction plans a Weston franchise for an electric railway through Weston with surveying between Milton and Weston nearly complete. Executives expect the line to Pendleton after Weston approval, with right of way secured and crews active in Athena Milton Weston and Pendleton areas.
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Ruef Affidavits Mailed to Pacific Northwest Read in Oregon
Portland April 6 Hundreds of copies of Abraham Ruefs affidavit attacking the graft prosecution and shielding higher ups in the San Francisco graft case filed March 20 have been mailed to the Pacific Northwest. Readers in Oregon will study the document this week as Ruefs press bureau seeks wider attention outside California.
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Pacific Northwest
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Tennessee Supreme Court convenes in Jackson Tenn
The Tennessee supreme court opened its session in Jackson, Tennessee, on April 6 as justices convened to hear cases and conduct official business in the regional session. The move centers court activity in the western part of the state with judges and clerks present.
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Jackson, Tenn
Tennessee Supreme Court
Jackson
Portland Police March Arrest Totals
Portland police report 1005 arrests in March with 335 drunks 72 gamblers and 103 vagrants among those detentions.
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Salem minister horsewhipped in church fight at Salem
Salem April 6. Mrs Nellie Rhoades and Lulu Good sisters were arrested charged with breaking up a religious meeting after they and their husband and brother allegedly horesewhipped Presiding Elder W H Coffey of the Free Methodist church The assault is tied to charges against J F Goode who was suspended from the church Coffey says this is the fourth assault on him since last November
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J. F. Goody
Nettle Rhoades
Lalu Good
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Lulu Good
Webster
W. H. Coffey
District Free Methodist Church
Coffey
Rev
Caught Robbing Freight Car At Hermiston
B M Elliot and William Tripp were found stealing from a box car on freight train No 65 westbound at Hermiston. Trainmen locked them in the car until officers arrived and they pleaded guilty before Judge Bean. Barrett the check forger received three years.
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B. M. Elliot
William Tripp
E. B. Wood
Yaterday
Umatilla
Wood
Bean
Thurstan
Barrett
Orieht
Helix Harber
Vote on Sunday Closing In Chicago Election Debate
Intense interest surrounds Chicago's Sunday closing vote with strong momentum on both sides. Foreign-born residents have spearheaded the push for Sunday opening, gathering 168,062 signatures to petition the issue for a popular ballot.
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Chicago
Portland fears highindor war threatens city entry
Portland reports a tense stance as 10 San Francisco tong gunfighters, led by Lim Ga Gee, gather in the suburbs to enter Portland and settle a Bow Ong cannery dispute. Astoria Chinese back a $1000 fund to import fighters, while police monitor all city entrances amid ongoing Bong On Tong feuds and earlier murders and arsons.
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Lim Ga Gee
New Astoria
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Fulton Shadowed by Unknown Stenographers
Portland April 6 A Fulton speaking campaign mystery centers on two shadowy stenographers who recorded every speech. They were found after a rally in Salem with a Fulton supporter locating them in the back of the hall. Theories suggest they may be hired by ex Senator J. B. Smith in a slander suit or by Governor Chamberlain seeking full copies of Fulton’s campaign materials.
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Fulton
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J. 8. Smith
Chamberlain
Riots in Lisbon as Troops and Voters Clash
Rioting continued in Lisbon on April 6 between troops and voters. Scores are believed killed and wounded. Newspaper offices backing France’s policy were stoned.
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Lisbon
France
Levee Inspections Begin on Mississippi River Steamer
Loule and members of the Mississippi River Commission aboard the steamer Miss fiber today for the annual levee inspection. Hearings will be held in several cities during the river trip.
Princeton Theological Leader to Lecture in Milwaukee
Dr. Francis Lindey Patton president of Princeton Theological Seminary will deliver a series of theological lectures in Milwaukee this week starting tonight.
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Wis
Francis Lindey Patton
Princeton Theological Seminary
Cake Opens Campaign in Umatilla County Tonight
Republican U.S. Senate candidate H. M. Cake arrives from eastern Oregon to address voters at Pendleton Court House tonight at 8. The speaker promotes popular government and Roosevelt era policies while pledging support for Oregon waterways and state development. Women invited. Pendleton welcomes him, with strong crowds reported in Baker City and western Oregon.
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Oregon
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Injured Car Repairer Struck by Standpipe Near Depot
Philip Cunha of the 0 BR & N company was badly hurt riding a coach along the track yesterday afternoon. He struck his head on an iron standpipe near the depot and was unconscious until the morning. Doctors expect to know in 48 hours how serious the injuries are. Cunha, 27, is nephew of Echo sheepman Joseph Cunha and Mrs. Vey, and was taken to hospital by Dr. Cole.
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0. BR. &N. Company
Cole
Chicago Orchestra Company
Walla Walla
Spokane
Cunha
Waa
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Vey
Promoter Samuel A Phillips Appeals Embezzlement Conviction
Samuel A Phillips, a promoter and Northwestern agent for the Chicago New York Air Line stock, aims to appeal his seven year embezzlement sentence before the Minnesota Supreme Court tomorrow in St Paul.
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Samuel A. Phillips
State Supreme Court
Phillips
Northwestern
Young Man Killed Dragged by Saddle Horse on Alkali Canyon Farm
Fritz Ellenberger, 23, son of Fred Ellenberger, was killed Saturday while riding on his father's Alkali Canyon farm. His horse stepped into a badger hole, threw him, and dragged him several hundred yards before the animal dashed through a gate, pinning his body against the gate and killing him. Found by Warner boys and Dr Parker of Pilot Rock, no inquest was held. Funeral at Pilot Rock attended.
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Pilot Rock
Fritz B. Ellenberger
Fred Ellenberger
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Warner Boys
Dr. Parker
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Fritz Ellenberger
Switzerland
K. G. Warner
Picot Rock
Wyoming Funds Question Care At Colorado Institutions
Governor Buohte of Colorado has raised board costs for Wyoming wards at Golden Industrial School and the Colorado Deaf and Blind Asylum as Wyoming officials visit Denver to assess care. Wyoming had paid 1650 dollars monthly up to January 1, now 20 dollars per ward daily. Seventeen Wyoming boys are at Golden, with others at the asylum and Good Shepherd home.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Golden Industrial School
Deaf and Blind Asylum
Colorado Springs
Good Shepherd
Denver
Bryant B. Brooks
Charity and Reform Board
Tte
Saya
Cheyenne Tribune
Golden School
House of the Good Shepherd
Teutsch Stock Sold At 58 Cents On Dollar In Bankruptcy Sale
Bid opening started at 30 cents on the dollar and climbed to 58 cents as bidders, including J A Cobb and G M Rice, vied for Teutsch department store stock valued at about 39,000 dollars. The sale, overseen by trustee T C Taysen, may be confirmed by Judge FitzGerald with creditors expected to receive around 60 cents on the dollar.
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Charles H. Carter
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A&ew
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R. C Beach
Lewiston
Albert Wurzweiler
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Leon Cohen
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Lyman Rice
Last day of school sparks teacher engagements in city
Fifteen school teachers resign, each engaged to be married, creating fifteen vacancies. A Yakima dispatch notes that bachelor life is less happy than expected as the group seeks new spouses. Housekeeping is favored over single life, and the town awaits replacements.
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All Clackamas candidates signed Statement No. 1
All Clackamas candidates have completed signing Statement No. 1 and are now on equal footing for the upcoming primary.
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Clackamas
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