Primary Election Notice for Umatilla County 1904
Notice of primary election to elect delegates to the democratic county convention for Umatilla County Oregon. Polls open April 7 at 2 pm in most precincts, with Pendleton votes 6 pm close. Pendleton precincts elect 14 to 18 delegates each. Lists judges for Pendleton areas and official dates March 1, 1904.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
East Pendleton
North
South
North Pendleton
Water
Main Streets
Corner Garden
Railroad Streets
Court House
Webb Streets
Eald
South Pendleton
Henry Shockey
Lee Teutsch
T. J. Means
Yor
Garfield
William Mies
Northere
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Wilki Moore
A. W. Nye
Fords " Pendleton
Theodore Howard
John Hays
W. M. Bilake
Denmark's King Christian 86th birthday noted health robust
Copenhagen reports King Christian the eight sixth is in excellent health at 86 with a vigilant mind and soldierly bearing. The royal family gathers including Crown Prince Frederick Prince Valdemar Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Empress of Russia. Rumors of decline are denied as royal duties shift gradually to Crown Prince in preparation for succession.
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Copenhagen
Midat
Christian
Frederick
Prince Valdemar
George
Greece
Russia
Duchess of Cumberland
Alexandra
England
Edward
Charles
Denmark
Fredensborg
Government and Industry at Civic Society Meeting
The eighth annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science opened in Philadelphia on April. The program centers on government and industry with many distinguished speakers. George B. Cortelyou will deliver the annual address on extinctions of domestic and foreign trade, joined by James M. Beck Frank F. Sargent Professor F A Cleveland and Willum Ridgely among others.
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Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
George B. Cortelyou
James M. Beck
Frank F. Sargent
F A Cleveland
New York University
Willum B. Ridgely
Trades Unionism Debate At Washington And Oregon
Seattle April reports keen student interest in the fifth annual debate between the University of Washington and the University of Oregon. Oregon supports the affirmative on the proposition that four year trade union history shows general benefit to national interests, while Washington opposes. Also notes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve’s claimed healing powers and warns of counterfeit products. A Plainfield, NY woman, Mrs John O'Brien, made her fourth suicide attempt in three months by drowning, rope, poison, and ragor.
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Oregon
Washington
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Trades Unioniam
United States
John O'Brien
Plainfield
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Abe
Railroads Under Construction Slow Soon Tellings
Chicago April reports 1048 miles of new track being built by major Western lines Frisco Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific Rock Island Wabash. most work to wrap in three months with little new surveying. Cattle Growers Convention set for Portland April 16 at Auditorium Taylor and Salmon Third Street URANT MAYS Secretary. Jack Reilly of San Francisco knocked out Barney Mullin of Butte in Lewiston Waho in the sixth round.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Wabash
Cattlegrowers' Convention
Cattlegrowers of
Oregon
Portland
Taylor
Salmon
Third
Urant Mays
Jack Reilly
San Francisco
Barney Mullin
Butte
Lewiston
Waho
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Agency Despain Building
Hill’s Pure
California
Canty’s
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W. & C. R. Depot
Aassete
Hartford Fire Insurance In
Alliance Assurance Co
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Co
Royal Insurance Co
Frank B. Clopton
East Court Street
A. D. Stillman
Democratic Central County Committee
Altent
A. C., Haley
Democratic Central Count
King Christian
Neagle Brog
Government and Industry
American Academy of Political Gc
Sherwin Williams
Pendton
E. J. Murphy
J. L. Vaughn
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Tribune Building
Oxfords
Orine
Heel
Sale
Atylea. E. Nettleton
Lewis A. Crosgett
A. Packard
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
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