German scientists to study Pacific agriculture in Pendleton
German agricultural experts including agrostology and animal science professors will visit the Pacific Coast next summer to inspect American farming methods. The party travels via Portland to Spokane with stops at Is Wallula and Umatilla county farms. An itinerary Pendleton to Spokane will showcase top fruit and wheat operations and horticultural features.
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Wife Murderer Hung Notorious Jack the Ripper Executed in London
London April 7 George Chapman a former saloon keeper and confessed killer linked to the Whitechapel terror of 1888 was hanged today. The case involved his living with a partner after two earlier wives died. authorities indicated he could not prove citizenship and had clues pointing to his residence in New York in 1894. France Change of Venue Mayfort Ky April Jim Howatt attorney sought a venue change as the trial continued with witnesses pending.
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New York
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Coe Nations Furnished Daily Report
Fragmented OCR text lists a Chicago address for a local manager and mentions a daily market collection. No clear event or outcome is readable. Entities are unreadable names and an address. The fragment provides no verifiable actions or dates to summarize.
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Chicago
Red Cross Suspends Signers to Back Clara Barton
New York April 7 The American Red Cross executive committees suspended from membership 22 signers of a memorial addressed to the organization. Among those suspended are General Wilson and John M Foster. The move aims to end opposition to Clara Barton’s presidency as the group reaffirms its leadership and policy.
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Clara Barton
New York
American Red Cross
Geneyal Wilson
John M. Foster
Roosevelt Praises Taft Fueling Philippines Claim
Washington April 7 President Roosevelt lauded Governor Taft in Fargo drawing comment that Taft will stay governor of the Philippines as long as he wishes and that no move against Taft’s tenure will be effective during his service.
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Wow
Riots Renewed as Spanish Students Clash with Police
Fresh disturbances broke out among striking students in Saragossa Spain last night and continued this morning. Police are nearly powerless to quell the conflict as two officers were severely wounded in the clashes.
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Locomotive Explosion Wrecks Roundhouse in Van Wert
A Cincinnati and Northern locomotive exploded in the Van Wert roundhouse at noon injuring five men, with one fatality reported. The blast completely wrecked the end of the facility and caused extensive damage to surrounding equipment. Investigating officials began assess ing the scene and cause.
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Cincinnati & Northern
Dynamite Bombs Wreck Villabijan Church
Three dynamite bombs exploded in succession last night near Villabijan church nearly wrecking the interior. No injuries reported. Authorities investigate motive and suspects while ensuring church repairs proceed.
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Madrid
Southern Pacific stockholders meet. Salt Lake Cutoff progress
The Southern Pacific stockholders held their annual meeting in San Francisco. The old board was re-elected with F J Ketsle replacing Charles H Tweed. Director says rumors of abandoning the Salt Lake Cutoff are false and that filling with rock will bridge the lake by October 1 with trains running by January 1. Engineer Hood oversees the work.
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Bark Dismantled Near Seattle After Drift
The German bark Columbia, 72 days out from Kobe with 60 percent insurance paid, was picked up by the steamer Norman Isles bound from Portland to the Orient and towed into Puget Sound. The vessel had been dismasted five days earlier and drifted helplessly up and down the coast, nearing shore at one point within three miles.
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American Policy in the Philippines Address at Fargo
President Roosevelt spoke in Fargo after breakfast donning a western hat. He praised Taft administration efforts in the Philippines and highlighted honest governance, local development, and rights for Filipinos. Congress enacted key measures including civil government, a native constabulary, tariff reductions, militia reform, and a federal general staff.
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Tom Johnson Victorious at Cleveland and Ohio Cities
Chicago style dispatch notes Tom Johnson reelected mayor of Cleveland by about 7000 over BE D Goulder. It reports republicans gaining control in Cincinnati and statewide Michigan GOP victory with a state ticket win and university regents. Other cities backed democrats or republicans by local issues. Complete returns from Cincinnati show Fleischman Ingalls ahead by 16020 with a 12001 margin.
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Johnson
Tom. Johnson
BE. D. Goulder
Michigan
Detroit
Justice
the Supreme Court
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Kansas Elections Women Vote In Notable Turnout
Topeka April 7. Municipal elections across Kansas center on the wet and dry issue. A large number of women are voting as Republicans are favored to win. Socialists show surprising strength amid the results.
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Kas
Kansas
Madrid Palace Notes King Alfonso’s Worsening Mind
Madrid on April 7 reports tears at the palace as King Alfonso’s mind shows weakness and irritability. He is increasingly forgetful and now says he does not care whether he marries or not.
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Alfonso
VOTE IN ST. LOUIS ELECTION EXPECTS CHANGE
In St Louis on April 7 Democrats express confidence as a corruption crusade fades from the ballot. The story notes intense interest in today’s election and hints at a potential shift in assembly politics amid past anti corruption rhetoric.
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Pennell Inquest Key Witnesses Named in Burdick Case
Judge Murphy issued subpoenas as the Pennell inquest nears, with three principal witnesses identified. Fred Rick, brother of the deceased and administrator, Thomas Penney, Pennell’s college chum and local representative, and Wallace Thayer, who received a 100000 bond and a 25000 payment to Mrs Burdick. Attorneys seek the truth of Burdick’s death and possible homicide rather than self destruction. A separate report notes rumors of Pennell being a defaulter tied to a dispute with Thayer over Mrs Burdick’s bequest.
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Mennell
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Thayer
Well known Prospector Van Deworth Dies at Home
William Van Deworth of North Powder dies of heart disease at his cabin in Spring Gate. He was a prominent Eastern Oregon prospector who worked near Cracker Creek and Cable Cove with his brother. A theft gang is suspected after a horse team valued at 400 dollars was stolen from a barn near Baker City.
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Baroness von Wisshbeck’s death by self harm in Berlin
Baroness Matilidy von Wisshbeck widow of a Bavarian state councilor is reported to have fallen to her death from a fourth story window at her residence. The incident occurred on April 7 and is treated as a suicide. Local authorities are handling the case.
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Hbaroness
True Bill Against Tillman In Gonzales Murder Case
The grand jury in Columbia under the 8 C district has returned a true bill against former Lieutenant Governor Tillman for the murder of Editor Gonzales and for carrying concealed weapons. The action marks a major charge against the official in the controversial case reported from Columbia, South Carolina.
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Unions Merge For A Common Cause In Holland Strike
In Amsterdam on April 7 workers and railway men formed one compact organization to unite labor efforts. They announce they will make their cause common and pursue the strike with a more formidable aspect.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Will Fight Union in Portland Building Dispute
The Master Painters' Association says it will not yield to demands and will fight the union conflict to a fate. The International Painters' Union backs the local union and will fund their stance, intensifying the clash over building trade issues in Portland.
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Master Painters’ Association
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Unalon
Jocal Union
Agreement Reached In Indiana Bituminous Field
Terre Haute Ind April 7 Miners and operators reached a tentative agreement to arbitrate the sheet clause along defined lines. About ten thousand miners will return to work tomorrow.
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Terre Haute
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Early Chicago Municipal Vote Sets Record Pace
Illinois reports show Chicago cast 60 percent of its vote before noon in municipal elections. Despite a vigorous campaign, no disturbances were recorded. Wagering reaches $500,000 with bookmakers like O Leary and Harrison backing opposing sides.
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Harrison
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Way-Up Scandal Lands Northern Indiana Financier in Arrest
Indianapolis April 7 John Judy publisher of the Lafayette Call and founder of Juventio Wage is arrested on grand jury indictments and awaits trial under a 2600 cash bond. He is accused of stealing a complete livery stable outfit with Sam Hunter as an agent later convicted.
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Lafayette Call
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Indianapolis
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Clark's
Humnton
Hunter
Case Dismissed In Victoria Strike Charge
In Victoria on April 7 the charge of inciting a strike on the mall carrying steamers of the Canadian Pacific against George Fates president of the United Brotherhood of Railway Employes was dismissed from court.
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Canadian Pacific
George Fates
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Portland Kennel Club sets bench show picheea awards
At a Saturday evening meeting the Portland Kennel Club outlined the bench show awards list including silver cups for top breeds with many divisions named. Prizes feature a steel engraving for best Great Dane and a terra cotta figure for best St Bernard amid categories for terriers spaniels and hounds.
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Oregon
St Bernard
Land Office Report Shows March Acreage and Value Totals
Business transactions recorded at the land office for March amount to 2,971.16 acres and 10,836.60 in value. The figures reflect area and monetary totals from the period.
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