Real War of the Railroads Looms After Supreme Court Ruling
Analysis suggests a railroad power struggle in the Northwest. After the Northern Securities case, Harriman and associates pursue strategic stock funding to build a network into Northern Pacific territory. Expect incursions by James J. Hill interests and possible reorganizations of Union Pacific assets and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Harriman Tossitis
Council of the Hill Roads
Northwest
New York Hermild Mye
Edward H. Harriman
Northern Securities Company
Jacob H. Schiff
James Stillman
Union
Union Pacific
Harriman
James J. Hum
Northern Pacific
James J
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Imine le
San Pedro
Mindy Traction
Pacific Coat
Hnex Atready
Porter
Northern Securities
Lnhich
United States Supreme Court
Northwestern
Rally
Cirdler
Aatrian
HEM
He Turlington
Mrr Harriman
Bechitf
Wittiam PB. Clough
Remains of John Paul Jones to be buried at Annapolis
General news items report John Barrett seeking release from Panama ministry, Hamilton Carhartt of Michigan securing a $200000 life policy, and plans to bury John Paul Jones at Annapolis. The British appoint Hunter as convurting engineer for Panama canal board. labor unrest hits Santa Fe shops. rail contracts awarded for troop movements. severe winter weather disrupts wires and travel in Wyoming. Andrew Carnegie endorses a niece’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrett
Panama
Hamilton Carhartt
Michigan
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Hunter
Manchester Ship Canal
Panama Care Board
Santa Fe General
Topeka
S Trike
Union Pacifico
Southern Pacific Systems
Pacific Coast
Wyoming
Andrew Carréghe
Northwest News Highlights From Seattle to Porto Rico
Dr T F Hunt arrives in Seattle with 52 Igorrotes for the Lewis and Clark fair shipments from Aberdeen total lumber use reaches 21 675 769 feet and 243 400 tabs. Mrs Samuel Weller burns to death on a farm near Ritaville Washington. Outgoing long distance lines from McMinnville cut by electricity April 19. Willis Sweet resigns as attorney general of Puerto Rico to open a New York law office. British Columbia lumber interests push for tariff relief as Dominion Parliament stays silent. A M Bromback resigns as McMinnville College president to join Centardti University Granville Ohio. George Craw purchases and sells property on Washington and 8th Street. George J Holcomb treasurer at Everett faces prosecution for short 11 134. Saline labor troubles ease as Chinese Japanese laborers mingle with whites. Kootenay chief constable keeps three of his corps in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hunt
Seattle
Aberdeen
Samuel Weller
Oa Farm
Ritavillé
Wash
Cayl
McMinnville
Willis Sweet
Spokane
Porto Rico
New York City
British Columbia
Dominion Parament Ie
A. M. Bromback
McMinaville College
Centadti University
Granville
George A. Craw
Lath
Washington Streets
Guy Lombard
A. Cohn
George J. Holcomb
Everett
Short
Holcomb
Saline
B. C
Anpljeer
Kootenay
Local Dairy and Real Estate Offer Near Pendleton
Full equipped dairy for sale one mile from Pendleton with ten thousand dollars annual profit. Also wheat, sandg and stock ranches on easy terms. City property a specialty. Interested buyers may see or write B. T. Wade & Son Pendleton Oregon P O Box 224 Phone Black 1111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
B. T. Wade & Son
Oregon
P. O
Lee Water to Silvies for government survey
M L Lewis visited Sibvlew on Wednesday to measure water for the geological survey. He reports water is much Wes there than last year and notes conditions on Emigrant creek. He believes the flow will last longer than last year and that the present flow will continue to January first with no new worry for irrigation dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Silvies
M. L. Lewis
Sibvlew
Government Geological Survey
Thisme
Emigrant Creek
Simes River
Census Count in Wert Dallen Precinct Shows 929 Residents
Report from ArsenHor Stogadh notes census efforts across Wert Dallen precincts. Earlier estimates ranged 500 to 1500, with final enumeration placing Wert Dallen at 929 residents and The Dalles awaiting completion. The assessor cautions informants misread prior opinions about precinct population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ArsenHor Stogadh
Guensen
Dallen
Theelaw
Dutles Lehronicle
Extensive Portland and Walla Walla Names List
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and households across Portland, Walla Walla, Seattle, Spokane, and other Pacific Northwest locations. The names include a mix of addresses and affiliations, with recurring entries from Portland and Walla Walla, and numerous scattered references to cities like Denver, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Boston. The fragment reads like a social or business directory portion with many incomplete or misspelled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
W. S. Curtis
Portland
A. DD. Chise
William Dunn
Fred Swanson
Elgin
J.B Fink
T. BE
Mills
L. Downer
A. M. Edwards
Denver
John Nissen
Walla Walla
R. Tapple
St. Louis
E. A. Frana
Wood River
H. D. Davis
Horn J. Gray
H. FL
Agnew
Tacoma
T. S. Harris
la Grande
W. Wrrick
Spokane
Hoof
Hine
Minneapolis
FL Anderson
Wire
City
Hudson
Burns
Pore
George FL Mayer
Sat Friandhtco
Walter Ely
Athens
ACM
Edwards
Ed Sikes
John P Bavien
SL Youle
the Pendleton
J. A. Ward
Baker City
W., . Crowell
San Francisco
M. L. Moturfield
George H. Sutherland
the Dalles
D. Allard
Eien
Scott
Lexington
J. Sheuerman
Joseph Plover
J. ¥. Singer
Charles J Gray
Thomas Nester
G. & Youngman
G. V. McEvoy
Starbuck
A. Loesch
Thomas Thompson
J. F. Fleher
I. Robinson and Family
Thos B. Johnson
Citly
Round trip rate and sale dates for rail lines listed
The notice lists agents and locations including Rorenblatt San Francisco W B Groce Baker City W J Patterson Baker City fertha Evans Omaha J O Watton San Francisco River Binke Toucher. It notes a round trip rate of $9 165 with tickets on sale for routes No 1 and No 5 on April 96 final return April 28. For particulars contact C Smith Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Standard
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Pullman
Pendleton
Nou
Mail & Express
Portland
Spokane
Walla Walla
San Francisco
Snake River
Itiparia
Lewiston
Riparia Doll
I. ¢. Smith
the Rorenblatt
W. BE. Groce
Baker City
W. J. Patterson
Fertha Evans
J. 0. Watton
River Binke
Toucher
Rtalns
C. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
FreDeRick Noll & CO
Mg Systems
Northwest States
General News
Northwest News
The
Dalles
Mead
H. R. McTavish
McTavish
Wly
R. W. Sperry
Fiartford
Conn
Tie
Fily
Olmatead
Arcola
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Granta
Grants
Biggs
Centerville Journal
the Fair Department Store
Tales
Walt
Taulies
Taules
the Fair Dept. Store
Bickers
Mra
A. T. Wright
Eugene
Arthur Fletcher
Albany
Joe W. Baker
H Burke
Sheldon
Olympia
C. G. Allen
McLackley
Mintle Allen
Prosser
Mr Lane
San Francis
C. A. Leonard
Nebraska
James P. A. McCarty
Echo
W. D. Ray
Welter
T. W. Hanson
East Liverpool
T. M. Buzendin
Louisville
D. Hoston
Pocatello
P. Dodson
Central City
Dindinger
Wilson
At.Wood
Brock & McComas Company Druggists
And
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
St. Paul
Kanan City
St. Joseph
East
Wear
W. Adamh
Calderhead
G. PF
Washington
ST. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Fargo Grand Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
Helena and Butte
Philadelphia
Boston
All Pointa Enat
Japan
China
Northern Pacifi Seeemlakay Co
American Line
Ineeiotor
Robert. Forster
Lam
Oregon Development League
Robinson
Kennedy
Teungu
Shanghai
Denver and Rio Grande
Ogden
W. ©. M'Bride
Third Street
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