Boundary Tensions Threaten War Between Haiti and Santo Domingo
Across the Caribbean region border disputes raise the specter of war between Haiti and Santo Domingo. Other notes report no further Central of New Jersey strike troubles and various global political and economic developments including antitrust shifts, Aguinaldo’s guarded safety, canal treaty opinions, and indemnity talks with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Santo Domingo
Central
New Jersey
Utie
Newspapilla
New Orleans
South Africa
Aguinaldo
Lena
Hay
United States
Engand
American Cigar Company
American Tobacco Company
Havana-American Company
Trust
Oregon News Briefs From The Pacific Northwest
Lewiston seeks natural gas prospects. Yakima Indians hold annual pompoms dance. Portland fire dept to have own telephone system. Hope items at 12 cents in Salem. Butte machinists strike. 00 men involved. State fair entries exceed prior years. Baker City Astoria Eugene fail to secure visas from president. Lane County to build a 1000 ft by 12 ft bridge at Lorane. Oriental nations to fund Lewin Clark centennial. C. H. Lewis memorial at Portland’s Samaritan hospital. Interior secretary limits grazing on Cascade reserve to 800 cattle and 550 horses. Senator Mitchell not seriously ill. out in two weeks. Anton Pfanner found in Switzerland after vanishing on $40,000. Monument planned at Champoeg May 2 for Oregon provisional government. Walla Walla to refinance $80,000 of 20-year 4% bonds, saving $800 yearly. Col Dewey buys tie raise in St Paul for Idaho Northern. Ties on ground. construction to proceed. Dr W H Kellogg of M E church in Portland called to Indianapolis, accepts conditionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Hope
Salem
Butte
Mont
Baker City
Astoria
Eugene
Vielte
Lane County
Lorane
Lewin & Clark
C. H. Lewis
Samaritan Hospital
Secretary of the Interior
Cascade Forest Reserve
Mitchell
Washington
Anton Pfanner
Forest Grove
Switzeland
Oregon
Champoeg
Walla Walla
Col. Dewey
St. Pawl
Idaho Northern
W. H. Kellogg
Taylor Street
M. E. Church
Ortland
Indianapolis
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Advertisement
A vintage medical ad extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as cleansing and purifying blood without alcohol opiates or narcotics. It claims to strengthen vitality by removing impurities, promotes pure blood with no substitutes, and cites a testimonial from William S. of Ludian Territory praising its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathi
William
Ludtan
Dr. Pierce
Trouble for Steel Trust Labour Action Threatens McKeesport Strike
Two hundred workers at Dewee's Wood part of American Sheet Steel in McKeesport struck demanding reinstatement of discharged colleagues who helped form a local Amalgamated Association union. The Amalgamated threatens to urge an advisory board to suspend work across the company and halt coal mine supply if protests continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteborg
Dewee's Wood
American Sheet Steel Company
McKeesport
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Advisory Board
Steel Corporation
Crown Prince Feted In Vienna Festivities Continue
Vienna reports continued celebrations for Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia. He spent the morning touring notable sights and will attend an imperial dinner this evening with the emperor and about two hundred leading nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Frederick William
Prussia
Kruger Villain Guarded as Assassination Rumor Sweeps Amsterdam
A rumor of an assassination attempt on President Kruger circulates despite official denial. Authorities guard his villa in Congo with two policemen and two detectives, signaling ongoing concern for his safety. In London, the War Office denies General French and 500 men captured by the Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Kruger
Congo
London
British War Office
Ceneral
Deaths of A C McClurg publisher and two generals
April 15 notices report the death of Civil War veteran and publisher A C McClurg of Chicago in St Augustine Florida from kidney trouble. Also noted are the deaths of General Giras inventor of a wall rifle in Auxerre and Major Monaghan paymaster in the U S Army, per cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ches
A. C. McClurg & Co
St. Augustine
Florida
Auxerre
Giras
Waanington
MacArthur
Rommreny
Monanhan
United States Army
Standard Oil Officials Eye Texas Oil Fields
Fort Worth reports Standard Oil representatives have surveyed the Beaumont fields and say the company would invest 30,000,000 in Texas property if anti trust laws permit. They will not relocate to Texas but deem the field the greatest ever found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
No 15
Oday and
Faves
Standard Oil
Heaumont
Standard Ol
Texas
Senator Clark Victory Secures Rail Right of Way
Pomona California April 15 The board of trustees granted a right of way to the Salt Lake railway over a contested strip of land claimed by the Southern Pacific The SP will contest the matter in court and no excitement is noted in Pomona over which road has preference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Pomona
Calif
Board of Trustee
Salt Lake Railway
Northern Commercial company Incorporation in San Francisco
The Northern Commercial company of San Francisco is incorporated with a capital of $2,750,000 to build and operate vessels and engage in mining, manufacturing, merchandising, telegraph and telephone railroads. The Now Navigation company is formed by the same group for similar purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Northern Commercial Company of
San Francisco
Veesele
Now Navigation Company
Logan Takes Troops and Cavalry Forces
Logan advances with Ninth and Tonth cavalry and Eleventh Infantry forces moving into target area. Port activity noted as troops deploy for inspection and maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ninth
Tonth
Wheat market firmer despite unchanged Liverpool and New York closes
I L Ray & Co reports on April 15 as wheat futures firm while Liverpool closes unchanged. New York opens unchanged at 76 percent for May and rises to 77 percent with July corn at 48 49. The weekly viable supply falls by 2 017 000 bushels versus 139 000 last year. stocks steady. Sugar and tobacco values near 140 1 8 and 129 5 8 respectively. other commodities show modest shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Wold
St Paul
N. P
San Francisco
San Pace
Ween
Chicago
Li Hung Chang appeals to General Chaffee for police troops
In Pekin on April 15 Li Hung Chang urged General Chaffee to keep sufficient foreign troops to police the city. He said the Chinese fear foreign forces would mishandle the district if American troops depart. Meanwhile five thousand German and four thousand French troops are scheduled to leave Paoting Fu tomorrow to clear several thousand lowlene Chinese from the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pekin
Chaffee
Li Hung Chang
Earl Li
Pao Ting Fo
Weather contrasts between valley and distant lumber camp
Walla Walla reports that residents enjoy sunny days while a lumber camp about 25 miles from Pendleton endures record cold and deep snow. M A Williams returned to the city describing harsher mountain conditions than in the valley all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Prevent
Transport Garonne Now A Week Overdue at San Francisco
Washington reports the transport Garonne is a week overdue at San Francisco and anxiety for its safety grows each hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garonne
San Francisco
Troops Move to Borg to Quell Carlint Uprising
On April 16 Barcelona reports troops dispatched to Borg in northern Spain to suppress the Carlint uprising led by Don Grandia. The action aims to restore order amid growing resistance in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Borg
Spain
Carlint Hwode
Don Grandia
Premier Waldeck: Roumeau Recovered in France
Premier Waldeck reports Roumeau of France has fully recovered and is in good health. The announcement dated April 16 confirms the positive health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresen
Waldeck
Roumeau
France
Meach Returns to Pendleton to Strengthen Baseball Club
Mort Meach arrived home from Portland and Vancouver, Wash, and plans to stay in Pendleton at least until July. The Portland Telegram praised Meach and noted Pendleton’s pitching depth with Meach, Whitehouse, Keller, and Williams competing for the top spot, Meach viewed as a dark horse but with potential to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Will Hemain
Mort Meach
Vancouver
Wash
Mr. Meach
Pendleton
Pendleton Baseball Club
Puching
Portland Telegram
Mouch
Multnomah
Barrett
Maltoomal
Mead
Meach
Whitehouse
Keller
Williams
Whitman College Students Win Debate Victory
Whitman College students defeated a Washington cultural college team and will debate again at the University of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
Washingtonricultural College
University of Idaho
Carrie Nation Leaves Town After Court Fines
Carrie Nation is fined 500 dollars by Police Judge McCauley and ordered to depart by 4 pm for blocking the streets. The judge taunts Nation with remarks about Missouri and gender, as she clings to Bible verses during the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Carrie Nation
McCauley
Mra. Nation
Missouri
Enid
Washington Social Figure Patten Family In Spotlight
Adjutant General Henry Corbin announced the engagement of Miss Rhyth Patten of Washington to an unnamed suitor. The Patten family, once residents of California, are noted for wealth and social prominence in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry
Corbin
Lyman Describes Washington State’s Resources and Prospects
The Atlantic Monthly piece by Professor W. D. Lyman of Whitman College extols Washington’s vast timber and mineral wealth and its potential reclamation. He traces early exploration, outlines four north–south cones, and notes dramatic timber outputs near Shomokawa with estimates of hundreds of millions of feet of timber, emphasizing a blend of natural beauty and commercial promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
W. D. Lyman
Whitman College
Washington
Hodega
Drake
Joan de Fuca
Mr. Lyman
Oregon
Puget Sound
Caycade Mountains
Colombia Valley
Lyman
Middle West
Shomokawa
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G. R. Demott
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Pendleton’s Big Store
Alzes
Lie
Ste
Roca
Cleveland
Columbia
Cannon
Frederick Nolf
C. Rohrman
Baker & Folsom
Main Street
T.C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
General News
Russia
Germany
England
Pacific Northwest News
Lewiston Fe
C. F. Cook's
Rea Streets
Trouble For Steel Trust
Combine
A. C. M’clurg
Standard
Senator Clark
Alasha Company
Gmt
Alios
Supreme Court of the
Dewane
Foller
Peckham
Eee
Madrid
Robbera
Orbigula
Cabass
Washington State
Sale
Oa At
H. J. Stillman
Main and
Webb Srs
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