Woolbuyers Arrive as Oregon Wool Market Signals Decline
Four wool buyers arrive in the city as the Oregon season begins with lower prices anticipated. Edwin J. Burke cites Phoenix prices down a few cents and notes most firms lost money last year. The article also discusses cotton potential, contracting anticipation, and concludes with Inland Empire teachers electing J H Ackerman as president and Pullman chosen as 1908 meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catton
Oregon
Charles H. Greene
E. EH. Clarke
Edwin J. Burke
Judd & Trout
Arizona
L. Strauss
Mr. Burke
Phoenix
Alsio
Saye
Borton
Boston
Territory
Sreson
Horton
Northwest
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
J. H. Ackerman
Lewiston
Pullman
Wash
Wien
J. 8
Sanders
Pendleton
Bolne
Bolwe
Ackerman
Belle Chamberlain
Idaho
C. E. Rowe
Grace M. Shepherd
Botee High School
Spokane
Bolkxe
Hugh Trai
4 000 Realty Deal In Milton Shocks Local Market
A large real estate transfer occurred Saturday when Louie Powlis a wheat rancher four miles east sold to a buyer in Milton. The deal marks one of the biggest in the area in recent memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Louie Powlis
District attorney hunts Detweiler fugitive in San Francisco
The district attorney's office treats Detweiler as a fugitive and moves to capture him. Burne telegrams his plan to Detweiler's brother, who vows to match that action. Secret service agents are said to be assigned to the task with orders to bring Dordoller to San Francisco if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
District Attorney's Office
Detweiler
Burne
Justing
Burns
Secret Service
Dordoller
Irona
Supreme Court Hearings Set On Tariff and Rail Liability
Washington opens with major cases including United States vs Heinzen & Co on tariff duties from April 1800 to November 1901 and Danielle Howard vs Atlinole Central railroad over employer liability. Roosevelt aims to overturn the fellow servant ruling, signaling broad impact on future suits. Also notes 1907 Baseball Guide by John J. McGraw, offered to readers for ten cents plus postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Cary
Ense
United States
Heinzen & Co
Phillip
Philipfile Corl
Danielle Howard
Tlinole Central Railroad
Altie
Congress
United States Circuit Court
Western District of Tennessee
United States District Court
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
John J. McGraw
Fox
Pry Pontage
Richard K. Fox
Franklin Square
New York City
Baltezore Coon Wedding at Baptist Parsonage
Edith Baltezore and Ralph Douglas Coon were married Saturday evening at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. G L Hall officiating. The bride has worked at St Georgy restaurant and the groom is a known employee of the Alexander department store. they will continue in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Baltezore
Ralph Douglas
Ralph Coon
Baptist Parsonage
G. L. Hall
Baltezora
St. Georgy
Mr. Coon
Alexander Department
Inter State Commerce Commission Bars Express Franks
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled express firms cannot grant franks to railroad officials. Taft received delegations at the Havana palace seeking a clear administration statement, but left with only uncommunicative politeness. Jacob Riis announced he would not seek a second term after a White House visit, expressing certainty the President would keep his word. The Isle of Pines is not part of the United States for duties purposes per the Supreme Court opinion handed down by Chief Justice Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Havana
Jacob Riis
White House
Roosevelt
Isle of Pines
Cuba
United States
Supreme Court
Fuller
Washington
Jacob Riles
Oregon Daily Journal
Bobby Kreuger
Hobby” Krueger
Pendleton
Smith
Cubs
Krueger
Fer
Jacksonville
la Grande
Ellensburg
Walla Walla
Athena
The
Nampa Fe
Hall
Boise Capital News
Nampa
Four Drown in Ottawa River Launch Crash
Four men and youths drowned when an electric launch struck a submerged cable on the Ottawa River and capsized. The victims named are John and Bert Vaupel, grown men, and Alfred Fimon and Diving Kane, boys, as reported from Ottawa, Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Publicity for Idaho at Moyer Hingwood Petti trial
Press correspondents gather at Toke for the Haywood and Pilage trial. Western and eastern papers will be represented, with Debs and Shoat covering for socialist and other outlets. Special telegraph arrangements and extra operators to handle dispatches. Also mentions Bobby Kreuger and Pendleton player details and 1902–1909 career highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toke
Moyer-Hingwood-Pettibone
William D. Haywood
Pilage
Weeny
Prev Assaciaitione
False Capital News
Associated Presa
Sertuyis- McKadee Association
Vietiet Nice Sea
Corres Spendente
Rocky Mountain News
Dene
Denver
Owt
Pewnpaper
Eugene V. Debs
Appeal
Reason
Bome
George Shoat
Western Union Tele-griph Company
Boise
Thaw Case Sequestration Planned as Speeches Begin
Justice Pitzgerald affirmed the Thaw lunsey commission finding Thaw sane and ordered the trial to proceed with the jury sequestered. Defense rested earlier, Delmas to open speeches, and the panel expected to retire for deliberation by Wednesday or Thursday as parties arrange time. Thaw issued a fourth authentic statement about his valet Bedford, describing him as “serious and respected.”
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New York
Pitzgerald
Thaw Lunsey
Thaw Sane
Iint
Jerome
Jiurney
Cour Oul
Hamilton
Jeroma
Delmas
Defenee
White
Delman
Defeney
Bedford
Fire Captain Killed in New York Railway Barn Fire
This morning's blaze at the old Metropolitan Railway barns in New York resulted in nearly $1,000,000 in damages, the death of Captain John Ryan, and injuries to other firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Railway Company
John Ryan
Honduran Town Captured Reported by Steamer
A steamer arrives with news that Puerto Cortez in Honduras has been captured. The report comes from Mobile dated April 5 and details the seizure as part of ongoing conflict activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduran
Mobile
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Colorado lamb market shows price surge and feeder leverage
Colorado lambs closed at 8.45 with current gains of 10 to 15 cents and buyers seeking dependable value. Comparisons show lambs from a month earlier at 7.25 and a year ago at 4.75. Dipped lambs held 7, while choice dips drew higher demand. common clipped lambs remained dull as buyers pursued proven worth amid high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colorado
Oregon'scoos Coos Hay leader in state progress
Peter Loggie president of the North Bend chamber of commerce reports a US tour to promote Oregon development. He notes great interest in the state and predicts rapid advancement, with Coos Bay to become a pronounced leader. John A Lewin named by John Alexander Dowle as Zion church and successor ation City in rights and ecclesiastic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsing Coos Hay
Peter Loggie
North Bend
John A. Lewin
John Alexander Dowle
Zion Church
Ion City
Death of Rev H M Street in Oregon Doubtful
The Sunday Oregonian questions the alleged death of Rev H M Street after a Crook county dynamite explosion. His horse perished but no body was found, raising doubts about the claim and the insurer seeks evidence before paying a $4900 policy. Street had opposed the local option law and once recounted a highwaymen incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Oregonian
Insurance Company
Organize Tomorrow Evening Militia Company Meeting
Militia company to be organized at Music Hall with Dr M S Kern as chairman. W E Finger will arrive to institute the company and an election for captain and lieutenants will follow muster. Dr F C Brosius will supervise physicals at 8 o clock. Captain candidates include Dr M S Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Kern Hae
W. E. Finger
F. C. Brosius
Third Infantry
M.S. Kern
Dr. M. & Kern
National Guard of
Wisconsin
Porto Rico
Heavy Snow Closes Spring Planting Across Fergus Falls Area
Snow fell across northern Minnesota and Wisconsin on April 8 slowing spring planting. More than ten inches buried Fergus Falls region with continued wintry conditions. In Cleveland, refiners boosted war auxiliary prices as refineries advanced half a cent per gallon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle North
Fergus Falla
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Holdman Line Surveyed for Right of Way to Simmon's Landing
Government officials and railroad interests proceed with securing right of way for an electric railway project from Holdman westward to the Umatilla reservation, then north to Simmons Landing on the Columbia River crossing the O. R. & N. track at Cold Springs. The line would serve wheat districts, haul at least 600000 bushels if finished by harvest, and may become a feeder for river transport. Maps show exact survey line, curvature, and features. private owners and government engineers to finalize remaining rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdman
Reservation
Simmons Landing
Columbia
Simmons’ Landing
Columbia River
E. W. McComas
A. Hartman
J R
Portland
Mr. McComas
Cold Springs
Government Reservoir
Umatilla
Meleso
BPE Ts
Plan Oca
Gise
Helix
Adame
Imatilla
Ft le
McC
Parade to Feature Fine Draft Horses on May 4
Prank Fraser, director of the forthcoming exhibition, aims to bring hundreds of top draft animals to a May 4 parade. He says big driving horses will draw crowds and benefit owners through advertising, with the show expected to be a monetary success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Frage
Mone
Prank Frazier
Fraser
Wreck attempt halts freight train near Alliance
The seventh attempt within a month to wreck Pennsylvania trains occurred this morning at the Alliance depot. The engineer saw the signal flip to danger and emergency brakes stopped a collision with loaded cars. A man who appeared to throw the switch fled the scene. A separate attempt at Pittsh ore express occurred at Parker, Pennsylvania, on Sunday.
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J. T. Yenney
Towlis Wheat Ranch
Tennessee
Baltezore-Coon
United States Supreme Court J
Bill
Bobby” Kreuger
Sanity
Udge Fitzgerald
DR. Hamilton
Colorado Lambs
Priess
Street
Regonian
Tourance Company
Gen. Pinzer
Capt. Brosius
Holdman- Simmons Landing
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