Jury Convicts Wir comin Central railway figures
A Minneapolis federal jury convicts the Wir comin Central railway and two officers on all 17 counts. The Olympic skating pavilion near Reno was destroyed valued at 12000, with 4900 fire damage and halted by floods. Canadian Northern snowbound, 1200 passengers marooned at Humboldt. Post office theft led to bail for a clerk, and a veteran locomotive engineer remains active on the Rock Island line. Colorado governor vetoes antifield union bill. Corey and Gilmian to wed in New York on May 7. Denver meat trust accused of mixing good and bad meat for interstate trade. A Cleveland tenement fire drives near-miss for nine families.
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United States District Court
Minneapolis
Wircomin Central Railway
Burton Johnson
Ireleht
G. T. Fluey
Ralph Pattiton
Tacota
Wotaw
Luke Lee
Horton
Kan
Rock Island
Weatt
Fairbury
Neb
TRUST
Denver
Meat Trust
Platte River
The
Colorado
Denver News
For Sale Land and Ranches in Pendleton and Nearby Areas
Auction style notice offers 480 acres adjoining city limits Pendleton with 260 acres in wheat. Two-tone per acre potential, price includes crop. Water on every quarter. Easy terms. Also several stock ranches in Cameo Prairie for sale. A hotel at Pilot Rock priced cheap. Wheat land in large or small tracts and suburban homes with orchards.
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Pendleton
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
Irremovable pastorate proposal in Washington church
A proposal by the Bishop of Negyuatly to establish life tenure for a pastor at a Washington church is described. The plan, the second such in the area, would require a brick church free of debt and include a boys school and a separate school for girls, with about four priests in attendance.
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Negyuatly
Washington
The Spokane Rate Hearing Unveils Railroad Overcharges
In Portland this week, Inland Empire residents learn they pay millions more in freight to the transcontinental railroads than necessary. Data from Great Northern and Northern Pacific reports show annual Spokane overcharges exceeding two million dollars, with broader territory losses reaching into tens of millions when applying coast rates.
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Inland Empire
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Spokane
Puget Gound
Cc. A. Prouty
A. H. Hogiland
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Enswern
Fences Removed Prompts Wyoming Land Open Move
Five U S general land office agents arrived in Cheyenne to enforce land laws. They will inspect and demolish remaining private fences across Wyoming, opening millions of acres of public land and pursuing violators. The drive mirrors Nebraska anti fencing efforts and aims to attract settlers by law enforcement.
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Wyoming
Onimnes
Aed
Aga
Cheyenne Tribune
General Land Office
Cheyenne
W. B Pugh
Laramie
Nebraska
Wottlern
Che Hills River Lumber Strike Over Japanese Laborers
All white workers at Che Hills River Lumber Company in Wash struck after the firm hired four Japanese laborers. The walkout began at or near Centralia as the dispute escalated over minority employment.
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Chehills River Lumber Company
Wash
Parl
Centralia
Wyoming Moves To Clean Up Sheep Flocks
The Shepherd's Bulletin reports states in the west follow Wyoming’s lead to eradicate scale from flocks. A proposed three man commission would inspect sheep, control and suppress disease, and repeal prior laws. It sets a $1000 bond, $1000 secretary salary, district inspectors at $6 daily plus travel, and public office costs.
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Shepherd's Bulletin
Wyoming
Tyne
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Corey
Father van de Ven
Walla Walla
Cleveland
E. T. Wade
Puget Sound
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Alfred Benjamin & CO
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Oregon
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Island
Great Middle West
Rocky Mountains
Rio Grands
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Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Gulf of Mexico
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
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F. J. Donaldson
Walter
Walters
Pendleton, Oregon
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