Fire Damages Haan Building in Colorado Springs
The Haan building in Colorado Springs burned on Saturday causing about 40 thousand dollars in damage. A power house at a dam in Ane tin Texas collapsed into a river carrying 100 thousand dollars worth of machinery. Democratic delegates chosen in New Mexico favor William Jennings Bryan for president. General Otis relieved of command in the Philippines and Eighth Army Corps. Senate ready to address Philippine questions after Puerto Rico bill defeat. Lodge aims to push Spooner bill to early vote. Vermont party committeeman predicts Dewey and Bryan as nominees. Joeph Horne & Co. department store in Pittsburg badly damaged after years of glory, insurance about 1.24 million.
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Haan
Colorado Springs
Colo
Anetin
Texas
Democratic Territorial Convention
New Mexico
W. J. Brean
Senate
Lodge
B. B. Smalley
Vermont
Democratic National Committee
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
W. J. Bryan
Joeph Horne & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
Lowes
Indian Appropriation Bill Passed and District News
Washington reports outline the Indian appropriation bill progressing in the Senate and House with amendments defeated and actions slated on agricultural and arid land bills. The Supreme Court upholds an anti cigarette law in Chicago while the Coeur d Alene investigation notes protests over alleged snap judgments and published records.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Coeur d'Alene
Washington
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
United States
Greytown
Brito
Senate
House
Dota
Aguinaldo Said Hidden In Manila As Reinforcement Requests Grow
Washington dispatch reports General Otto doubts Aguinaldo's Manila movements but offers no reward for his capture. insurgents clash across Luzon and Panay as forces request reinforcements. leadership cites exhausted troops and need to fortify towns before the rainy season.
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New York
Washington
Manila
War Department
Aguinaldo
Cioneral Otto
Fores
Sturgiv
Novalichew Rid
Pring
Sturgie
Forty-second
Lagana
Refige
Parte
Gordon
Sixteenth Infantry
Senting
Aparrt
Cagayan
Eighteenth Infantry
Cudin
Panay
Calhaven
Bamar
Gilmore
James Hell
Luxon
Samal
Haar
Linon
Che Lourente
Ney
Two Mile Bicycle Path Planned at Heppner
Report notes a two mile bicycle path construction project at Heppner. Other items mention Rh G Robinson selling 502 year old steers at 28 per head, Henry Kithy dying in Walla Walla, the Canyon City jail vacancy and a costly Granite murder trial, Portland University to close by June 1 and Willamette University records to absorb alumni, Robert Sloan Pullerton dying in April, and William Riddell Jr surviving a timber accident with non fatal injuries.
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Heppner
Rh. G. Robinson
Wheeler County
Henry Kithy
Walla Walla
William M. Chenoweth
Canyon City
Granite
Grant County
Portland University
Portland Institution
Willamette University
Salem
Robert Sloan Pullerton
Colambia County
Beappoone Tay
Grip
Missouri
California
Billy'’ Watts
Willian Riddell, Jr
William Riddell
Monmouth
Disease Chains Broken by Electric Bitters Enduring Relief
Manchester Michigan man George D Williams tells how Electric Bitters freed his wife from five years of bed confinement. He praises the remedy for female diseases and nervous symptoms, noting rapid improvement after two bottles. Each bottle 60 cents, guaranteed by Tallman & Co. druggists.
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George D. Williams
Manchester
Tallman & Co
Drugulete
Sanden Belt Promises Cure For Nervous Debility
The notice touts Dr. Sanden's Belt as unrivaled for nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality, and memory loss from early indiscretions or later excesses. It claims six thousand testimonials from 1890 and notes the product has been established for thirty years.
My Anton Appliances Ad Promotes Three Classes of Men
An advertisement from My Anton Appliances claims a cure titled Three Classes of Men and warns against counterfeit Sanden Belts. It states belts are not sold at druggists but available only from the company at 169 Fourth St Portland Oregon.
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Anton
Fourth St
Portland, Oregon
Burglars Attack Warrack Home. One Dead
An elderly widow, Mrs Warrack, and three young women were tied by two masked intruders. Clarence Warrack was shot and killed during the assault five miles south of Mire. The attackers fled with six cents as daylight emerged and one victim freed herself to raise the alarm.
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Burcharea
Ohio Biate Journal
Muriville
Oho
Mwa
Mire
Janos Warrack
Warrack
Clarence Warrack
Young Warrack
Several Measures Referred to Hermano for Land Office Review
In Washington on April, several congress bills were sent to Commissioner Hermano of the General Land Office for examination. One proposal would allow exclusive mining leases on lands within the Goes tertiory of the United States below the high water mark, with a condition tied to bonds and agreements.
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United States
Polypower
Ianto
Washington
Congress
Hermano
General Land Office
Goes Tertiory
Multnomah County GOP Platform Endorses Gold Standard Philippines Treaty
The Portland convention adopted a platform urging gold standard maintenance and approval of Philippines acquisition by treaty. It praised the state Republican administration and endorsed U S Senator Simeon. A legislative ticket including state senators and representatives was nominated for upcoming elections.
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Portland
Multnomah County
Philippines
United States
Domeply Simeon
Cleo
Wy Hates
Alvetter Farrell
Donald Mackay
J. Thoturn Rows
W. Gay
Chen
T. Myers
Fte
Allieton
Wy B. Thonnae
Geo. L. Storry
Giee
BR. Slaw
J. KK
Kollovk
Thayer
Freeman
Texas Flood Toll Exceeds Fifty Lives Across Counties
Reports from Moeteop Fayette and Wharton counties on the Calorie river detail homes wrecked and property losses after a flood. Bastrop counts twelve persons killed overnight while Wharton and Kayette report ongoing damage and graves. Dallas notes many dead in distant loot sections including Austin.
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Anetin
Moeteop Fayette
Wharton
Bastrop
Kayette
Willathon
Lowe
Heaven
Dallas
Texas
Austin
Army CMeer Dies in Chicago Mystery
An Army Captain, Lowia Oethoim of First United States artillery, was found dead in his Chicago room last night. The death is being treated as a self inflicted mystery amid plans for his marriage to Eva Bruce Wood in the city today.
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Chicago
Lowia Oethoim
United States Artillery
Oethoin
Eva Bruce Wood
Thin City
Tolay
Fire destroys Munard T. Smith box factory in New York
A box factory in New York owned by Munard T. Smith burned today. The blaze caused extensive damage estimated at about a quarter of a million dollars. The fire spread to adjacent properties before being controlled.
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New York
Munard T. Rmith
Millicent Cina Weds Ralph Storey in Oregon County
Millicent Eugenia Cina and Rev Ralph J Storey wed at the bride’s parents residence in Tusvey Stewart at 2 pm Monday. The ceremony was conducted by Gilman Parker of Portland with Baptist church rites. The couple will reside in McMinnville after April 16.
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Helix
Mom
Tusvey Stewart
Millicent Eugenia Cina
Ralph J. Storey
McMinnville
Gilman Parker
Portland
Baptist Church
Oregon
Mre
Stewart
Arthur Blowart
Mere
Krank Kiehmeond
L. B. Penland
Monon
Storey
Thin County
Bow
McMinnaville
Tell Your Sister as a Health Ad Promoting Root Remedy
An advertisement touts Clover Root Too as a purifying digestive tonic. It asserts the product supports bowels liver and kidneys, claiming to preserve health through cleansing and regularity. It mentions Fries conte and 60 vente and lists Tullman & Co as loading diruggiats.
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Tullman & Co
BORKS ACTIVE IN DIEMFONTEIN REGION AS NEWS LAGS
The Boers press southeast and southwest of Diemfontein as British forces struggle for communication after Rowxville rifles depart. General Drabent commands 3000 colonial troops in a defensive area amid uncertain prospects and scant reliable data. In New York, Reverend Arthur McGiffert withdraws from the Presbyterian ministry and seeks removal from the Trinity rule.
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London
Diemfontein
Leia Rifles
Rowxville
Drabent
Loulon
British Navy Squadron Strengthens Caribbean Patrol
In April at Kingston Jamaica the British North American fleet plans to boost presence with a heavy cruiser two other cruisers and multiple torpedo boats to intensify the Caribbean patrol.
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Kington
Jamaica
Snow Buries Montana Farms Amid Prolonged Storm
In April, Koepman reports Montana has seen 40 hours of continuous snowfall. The heavy snow threatens farming lands as the long storm disrupts field work and raises concerns for early season crop conditions.
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Montana
Koepman
Mont
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Keone
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Alexander & Hlexter
Boston
Ladies’ Knox Sailor Hats
Pendleton’s Big Store
Pendleton
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
Main Street
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East Oregonian Building
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Pondieton
Rene Ney
Hotel
St. George
Geo, Darveau
THE
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Dr. Sanden
Dr. Sanden Co
Notary and Corporation
Hubber Brampa
East Oregonian Pub
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Multnomah
Joe Simon
Oakland
Oakland Bank
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Kentucky
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Broughton
Prineville
Cecil
Bie Biase
Hev. Halph Storey
Millicent Gross
McMinville
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Toda
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