Major businesses fail and fires scorch institutions
Trade stamp firm Benedict & McFarland of New York collapses with capital at 1 million. Vanderbuilt University main building in Nashville destroyed by fire causing $250,000 loss. Missouri River bridge across the Missouri Central at Omaha opens, touted as longest drawbridge and costing $2 million. 1,086,000 plus scriptures circulated in China last year. Mrs Donald Meleon elected president of the D A R by 362 to 222. Various brief notes on medical, legal, and geopolitical items follow.
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New York
America
Vandertit University
Nashville
Tenn
China
Omaha
Donald Meleon
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Northwest News Highlights and Local Updates
Crackemen robbed Wallace post office, stealing 518 dollars and a small amount of stamps, with suspects at large. Elizabeth Severance named assistant editor of Miscellany at Vaseur College. About 603 cattle moved from northern Idaho to Douglas County, Washington for fattening. W W G McInnes appointed Yukon governor with a 12000 salary. Dalles M E conference meets Hood River May 14 alongside Epworth League district event. Lewiston wool clip of Fergus firms sold to a Boston firm for 22 cents a pound, a multi-year record. James Watson eludes authorities amid horse theft warrants in region. Fraser River fishermen likely to strike again over pay cut.
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Orygin
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Douglan County
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W. GB. McInnes
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Dalles
M. E
Hood River
Epworth League
Lewiston
Mont
Willam Fergus & Sons
Fergus Brox
Pergus Land and Livestock Company
Boston
Supreme Court Decides Oregon California Rail Case Sums
Two major opinions issued by the Oregon Supreme Court involve contracts for land in the Oregon and California Railroad grant. Anthony Neppach wins $47,000. William Moffett Jr seeks $21,619. The court affirms and remands questions on agency, pleadings, and oral agreements regarding land sales.
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Salem Statesman
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Gory
Act of Congress
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Multnomah County
Ce Fenfayt
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Bean
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Neppach
Behules
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Plaiation
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Himple
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W. M. Roberts
the & RR
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Moore
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Lane County
Pendleton dairy and land listings offered by Wade & Son
Full equipped dairy for male one mile from Pendleton 10000 annual profit. Also bargains in wheat lands and stock ranches on easy terms. City property a specialty. If interested write E. T. Wade & Son Pendleton Oregon P O Box 324 Phone Black 1111.
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Oregon Development League announces round trip rate to Portland
Oregon Development League lists a round trip rate of 9.16 for the event in Portland on April 26 1905. Tickets on gate for trains No 1 and No 6 with final return by April 28. For details contact EB C Smith Agent. Also notes 7004 Odd Fellows in Idaho up 2000 this year and 65000 Rebekahs in Idaho. Quote attributed to Cleveland Leader.
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EB. C. Smith
Odd Fellows
Idaho
List of names from Portland area social column
A long list of names and cities mostly in Portland and nearby towns. The fragment enumerates individuals from Portland, Spokane, San Francisco, Chicago, and other locales, with many pairs like first and last names and occasional titles or spouses. No cohesive event or narrative is present, suggesting a social or directory notices page excerpt.
Plans for Mexican land surveys spark colony plans
G C Probanco of Los Angeles reports securing a concession from the Mexican government to survey over 20 million acres in Sinaloa. He would receive one third of surveyed lands, with an estimated 7 million acres to become American colonies. The text also notes Multnomah County’s 1901 to 1904 tax assessments, rising from 48,195,662 to 64,220,887.
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G. C. Probusco
Los Angeles
Cal
Sinaloa
Probanco
Multnomah County
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