Whisky to Indians Bound Over in Portland Case
Deputy U S Marshal L N Blowers held Steve Fowler in custody after arrest on a charge of selling whisky to Indians. Fowler was examined by United States Commissioner John Hailey Jr and bound over to the next federal court term in Portland. Joe Williams, said to be guilty of giving whisky to Indian boys, was discharged for lack of sufficient evidence. Ed Murphy posted 250 bond to appear before the federal grand jury and was released pending the jury convening.
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United States
L. N. Blowers
Portland
Bickers Yosterday
Blowers
Steve Fowler
Fowler
John Hailey, Jr
Joe Williams
Ed Murphy
Commissioner's Court
Federal Grand Jury
Travel sale for lodge event to San Francisco and Portland
In San Francisco from Sept 1 to Sept 9 1904 and Sept 19 to 25 1904 the Sovereign Grand Lodge O C F issue round trip tickets via steamer for 26 85 or rail for 31 85 with combinations in either direction. Steamer departures Portland Aug 27 28 Sept 1 2 rail departures Sept 1 3 11 16 17 with return by Oct 28 1904. Stopovers allowed in California. For details contact S C Smith agent O BR N Co Pendleton Boston.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
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California
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Catholic University Receives 50900 For History Chair
In Washington on April 13 Cardinal Gibbons accepted a $50,900 fund to establish a chair of American history at Catholic University. The ceremony in Divinity Hall drew church dignitaries from across the country and Knights of Columbus members who raised the funds. Edward L. Hearn of New Haven spoke as the Knights’ supreme head. the donation came from voluntary contributions in under three years.
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Washington, D. C
Catholic University
Divinity Hall
Knights of Columbus
Cardinal Gibbons
Edward L. Hearn
New Haven
Conn
Gaelic Chair Funded By Fraternal Groups Debate
The Knights of Columbus follow the late pope in endowing the university. Five years ago the Ancient Order of Hibernians raised 50,000 dollars to establish a Gaelic language and literature chair.
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Knights of Columbus
Pope
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Braking apparatus bill advances in House committee
Washington April 1 vote 5 to 3 in the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce approves a favorable report on a bill allowing narrow gauge railroads to use alternative tread brakes beyond the safety appliance act. Double Murderer on Trial Jersey City N J April 11 Julius Bickel on trial for wife murder with charges of another killing connected to the same saloon case. Insanity defense contends mania from wife's unfaithfulness. Democratic delegates New Mexico Silver City April 11 territorial convention in session. likely to support New York editor for presidential nomination. Topeka Kansas April 12 annual meeting of Kansas Woman's Press Association. sessions on business and papers for workers. Shiloh Dedication Postponed Springfield Kentucky April 12 ceremonies delayed to mid May by governor’s campaign timing. Grazing Land for Lease 2000 acres on Grande Ronde river Grande Ronde Lumber Perry Oregon McKinney Texas fire losses near 200000
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Jersey City
N. J
Court of Oyer and Termine
Julius Bickel
Eckel
Annie McDermott
Eekel
Democrats of
New Mexico
Silver City
N. M
Topeka
Kas
Kan ‘Sae Woman's Press Association
Alrs. W. A. Morgan
Anti Hearst Banquet Prominent Speakers in Chicago
Chicago April 1. The Iroquent Club banquet attracts Hearst supporters with leaders set to speak. Mayor Harrison and Thomas Taggart listed among speakers. Martin W Littleton of New York to discuss The Empire State, the Hope of Democracy, signaling Parker boom in the West. Also slated: Senator Willie Wisconsin, Senator Carmack Tennessee, and Senator Culberson Texas. Grazing land lease ad notes 2000 acres on the Grande Ronde river in Perry Oregon.
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Hearst
Banque
New York
Harrison
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Joln Sharp Willame
Silinose
Martin W. Littleton
Empire State
Littleton
Davil B. Hill
Villie
Wisconsin
Carmack
Tennessee
Culberson
Texas
Pendleton readers praise Down's Kidney Pills
A Pendleton resident, Chatlhos W Teale of 200 West Thiwith Street, reports four years of kidney pain and backache eased by Doans Kidney Pills after buying at Breck & McComas drug store. He endorses the product and notes availability through Foster Millen Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember to take only Doan's.
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Atreet
Aur Street
Dean
Breck & McComas
Foster Millen Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
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