Henry Campbell Bannerman Dies in London
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, Britain's premier since 1906, died peacefully in London. The ex premier carried pro Boer views during the South African war, likely splitting the Liberal party. he was loved for honesty and conciliation, with a career spanning 1868 to his death and leadership of Liberal cabinets.
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House of Commons
Pile driver falls from Astoria jetty in fatal incident
At Astoria Oregon on April 22 a pile driver toppled from the end of the north end pier. One man died identified as Jack Lehman. Seriously injured were Martin Johnson and Martin Carlson. Rescue crews from Point Adams Life-Saving Station and tug Samson aided the survivors.
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Ore
North End
Jack Lehman
Martin Johnson
Martin Carlson
Samson
Remembered but Noted Liberal Leader C B in Parliament
The text recalls Charles Bruce, known as C B, a respected yet not dominant Liberal figure. Married in 1860 to Charlotte Bruce, he gained roles as Chief Secretary for Ireland and Secretary of War in Gladstone cabinets. Though not renowned for debates, he remained popular, sincere, and personally esteemed in the House.
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Ireland
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House of Commons
Manila Aims For Supreme East Naval Power
Manila April 22. The United States policy in the Far East is to build a fortressed naval base at Cavite and strengthen Manila Bay with 14 inch guns. The plan aims to deter rival powers and ensure an open door in China, with Olongapo potentially relocated to Manila Bay to form an impregnable coastal defense.
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Ling
Novoe Vrenya
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Cavite
China
Thaw Release Bid Heard In Newburgh Today
White Plains April 22 The fight to secure Harry Thaw's release begins this afternoon as his attorney appears before Justice Morschyar in Newburg to move for Matteawan prisoner's release. If granted the writ targets the asylum superintendent to show cause why Thaw should not be freed. Proceedings expected to be formal.
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White Plains
Harry Thaw
California Drought Breaks in San Francisco Rain
Rain breaks statewide drought in California with showers falling last night in San Francisco and expected more precipitation today and tonight as farmers welcome a long awaited relief.
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California
San Francisco
Funeral rites for E W Clarke held at Redeemer Church
Friends gathered for the funeral of E W Clarke a wool buyer at the Church of the Redeemer with floral tributes from lodge members and associates. Rev Charles Quinney led the service at 2 pm and pallbearers from the Mike and Woodmen lodges escorted the burial at Olney Cemetery.
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Church of the Redeemer
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Elke
Charles Quinney
Cottiages
T. C. Taylor
R. Forster
F. K. Judd
Léon Strauss
Tom Thomson
T. J. Tweedy
Mike and Woodmen
Stanford editor censured as student suspensions spark turmoil
The Stanford Sequoia editor, EB N Smith, is barred from re registering after criticizing the student actions in suspending 41 peers. The publisher’s son and leading student figure reflects broad student sentiment opposing the committee’s harsh approach. The temperance society head argues drunkenness did not cause the suspensions and condemns the committee as narrow and wrong.
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Honoiura
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Stanford Temperance Society
California
Firefighter John G. Cover Dies After Crown Drug Fire
Allied by Acki Fumesa Tagoma Wish April 22 Lieut ant John G. Cover aged 48 years injured by inhaling fimex of nitric acid in the Crown Drug store blaze. In service since 1589 with gaps in the commissary and Manila government fire department. Also served in the Boxer war in China. He leaves a mother and brother in Malden Missouri.
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China
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Taft picks Robert Bacon as next secretary candidate
Washington April 21 Robert Bacon assistant secretary of state and former associate of J Pierpont Morgan is the man whose generals picked out as the next secretary on what Taft is nominated at the Chicago republican convention Bacon known as one of the tennis cabinet part of government chiefs who gather each sunny afternoon behind the White House to play tennis with the Chief executive.
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Washington
Robert Bacon
J. Pierpont Morgan
Taft
Chicago
Bacon
White House
Fleet Will Parade in Santa Monica Bay
Admiral Thomas of the Atlantic Fleet announced the entire fleet will maneuver in Santa Monica bay next Saturday morning before departing for Santa Barbara. The ships will describe two large circles up and down the bay, giving thousands a chance to view the naval parade.
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Los Angeles
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Nar
Santa Monica Bay
Santa Barbara
Alaska Lawyer Goes Blind During Waterworks Visit
A Juneau attorney Hedlenthal, en route to Seattle to examine the Skagway waterworks plant, was struck blind and has been hospitalized for days. His condition is reported as serious with unlikely recovery. The cable from the Poat-Intelligencer notes his deterioration and possible return to Juneau.
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Hobson Heads West For Battleship Plan Data
Tobson on Secret Branch Washington April 22 repaving Washington on a secret errand representative Hobson is thought to be speeding toward San Francisco to gather data in support of Roosevelt's four battleship measure. He left Washington Saturday and is expected in San Francisco today or tomorrow.
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Washington
Hobson
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Torpedo Flotilla Heads for San Diego Next Week
San Ready, San Diego April 22 The torpedo flotilla will reach here next Friday. The title setting ships leave Magdalena Bay this afternoon. A big dance will be given the officers at Coronado next Saturday night and a husket piente next day.
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San Diego
Magdalena Bay
Coronado
Movement to make Seattle a county in Washington
A reform effort in Seattle seeks to split King County so the city of Seattle becomes a county itself. A bill to implement that plan will be introduced in the next legislative session.
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Seattle
King County
Ttle
Pendleton Urged to Boost City Advertising
Portland booster Tom Richardson blasted Pendleton for selfishness and lack of advertising ado, urging Eastern Oregon’s hub to attract settlers. He cited Willamette Valley treats, bank deposits, and dairy gains to prove aggressive promotion helps growth, while promising another booster meeting.
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Portland
Puncheton
Richardson
Alexander
Spen
Pendleton
Parthina
Oregon
Hood
Willamette Valley
Eugene
California
Baker City
Iegon
Smill
Roosevelt to Assent to Sterling Employers' Stability Law
Washington April 21 President Roosevelt has decided to assent to the Sterling employers' stability law an official cabinet statement says the measure was framed to sidestep the object one of the supreme aims of the first stability law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fire in Sacramento district caused heavy losses
Sacrament on April 22 suffered a damaging morning blaze in the business district. The Dreamland theater and several saloons were among the heaviest losers, with total damage listed at about 25000 dollars.
Fire on freight car near Walla Walla halts train
A fire broke out in a freight car containing gasoline and nitric acid as the local train from Oi to Walla Walla was leaving at noon. The car was backed into yards and flames were checked by R N force and a fire department crew. The car sustained little damage and the fire was soon out amid a large crowd and excitement.
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Walla Walla
Witrte
Roosevelt campaign for four battleships approved by Senate
President Roosevelt launches effort to authorize four battleships with Senate votes. He seeks to whip Republicans in line and win a few Democratic votes. Senator Piles of Washington to offer an amendment inserting the word four instead of two. Pacific coast senator aims to sway Western colleagues. Outcome expected to be a close vote but likely defeat.
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Roosevelt
Senate
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Pacific Coast
Congressmen Tawney and Haney Injured in Streetcar Crash
Washington April 22 Congressman Tawney of Minnesota and John Haney of Indiana were injured in a streetcar collision. Tawney wrenched his back and Haney was hurt in the hip.
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Tawney
Minnesota
John Hane
Indiana
Haney
Independent ticket seeks Oregon legislature seats in June
Statement No 1 or Live reports a Benton Washington Yamhill and eastern Oregon counties will host independent candidates allied to the Statement No 1 group in the June general election. Primary law allows independents on the ballot after party primaries, with petition support. The effort aims to elect additional Statement No 1 representatives to the legislature.
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Wimhill
Oregon
Portland
Yamhill
Arthur G Mills Weds Eva Howe in London Ceremony
Arthur G Mills former office man in the R N construction department and member of the Bachelors' club married Eva Winnifred Howe on April 7 in St Albans Church Streatham London England. After the ceremony the couple left for a trip to Ireland and plan to come west to Ive reaching Seattle May 1.
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Arthur G. Mills
Wilson Died at Irrigon in Calamity of Death
T E Wilson a carpenter formerly of this city died at Irrigon yesterday morning. The body was embalmed by Baker and Folsom and shipped to Garfield Washington for burial. He was a member of the local carpenters union.
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Irrigon
T. E. Wilson
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Baker & Folsom
Garfield, Wash
Carpenters’ Union
Oregon Delegation Targeted By Bourne Aide
John C. Young of Baker City arriving in Medford on a secret mission to influence Oregon's delegation for Chicago. He predicts the next Republican ticket will be Roosevelt and Fairbanks, with Taft unable to win and Indiana leading a drive to back Roosevelt. He says Fairbanks as vice president hinges on Beveridge and Heminway's status, and warns of a possible landslide if the president is mentioned as a nominee.
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Leaps From Steamer's Deck Near Vancouver Tragedy
Charles Best a Steamer Queen City clerk leapt from the deck as the vessel crossed the Gulf of Georgia from Vancouver to Nanaimo last night. He died by his own action, the accident occurring aboard the steamer.
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Nanaimo
Deal Case Nearing Jury Verdict in Horse Stealing Trial
This forenoon the testimony in the W Deal horsestealing trial in Union County reached a climax and the case will go to the jury this evening. At 3 o'clock the attorneys were still arguing. The Deal case was moved here from La Grande on a change of venue.
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Deal
la Grande
Sheriff Gets One. T. P. D. Taylor Pelts Up Man Wanted
Louis Riggs, charged with stealing a sheep shearing machine from Hover Wash, was arrested noon today by Sheriff T. D. Taylor. He is held for Benton county Washington sheriff, who will send a deputy from Prosser. Riggs was found in town by the sheriff who learned of the crime from a local acquaintance.
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Hover, Wash
T. D. Taylor
Benton County
Wash
Prosser
Riggs
Senator Fulton Returns to Washington After Oregon Primary Loss
Senator Charles W. Fulton passed through the city last evening on his way back to Washington after campaigning for re election in Oregon. He accepts defeat philosophically and cites a large number of Democrats registered as Republicans as the reason for failing to win another term.
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Washington
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Land purchase reports from Hanford area
J. W. Fox, representing the Hanford litigated land, arrived this afternoon from Walla Walla. He has conducted several parts of purchasers to Manford, all of whom are well satisfied.
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J. W. Fox
Baseball Excursion to Walla Walla for Pendleton Game
Pendleton team fans plan an excursion train to Walla Walla for Sundays game at Meager park marking Walls opening. Train leaves Pendleton at 10 o clock and arrives before noon, returns at 7 o clock. A possible town-wide turnout is predicted with supporters heading to Walls.
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