County tax fight headed for Supreme Court review
Respondents with the assessor deny the justice of the assessment and allege the work was done improperly. The company seeks a writ of review to block the levy, demand production of records, and prevent sale of property for taxes. The case, filed in county court, targets the 25 page manuscript assessment and the county’s authority to levy taxes without proper findings. The matter advances toward the supreme court if needed.
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GC. P
Chas
WW. Cotton
Arthur
A. Hartman
Niland
Horace Walker
W. D. Chamberlain
Llerk
T. D. Taylor
Sherex
Walla Walla
Supreme Court
Strain
Santa Fe Resists Strikes With Court Injunction
Santa Fe District Judge Baker issued an injunction restraining striking railroad shopmen from interfering with company employees or the operation of engines cars and machinery. They are barred from entering the company's right of way and grounds. Also reported are Chicago grain figures for late April with small changes in May and July prices. Welcome Botkin, ex husband of Cordelia Botkin, died of heart disease in San Francisco.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Baker
Welcome Botkin
San Francisco
Opening of World's Fair at St Louis Draws Immense Crowd
An immense crowd gathered for the formal opening of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. President Francis and officials attended ceremonies with Invocations and speeches. Taft spoke briefly as secretary of war while Roosevelt’s presence framed the day amid cheering crowds and grand processions.
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St. Lona
Roosevelt
Washington
Taft
Francia
Britneh Dinision
States
United States
Cormac Basin
Feanels
Mate
Ette
Anil
Frank W. Gunsuilus
Chicago
America
D. R. Francis
Francis
Bia
Louie
Star-Spangren
Tolt
Iron Mountain Express Wreck Near Kimawick
An Iron Mountain passenger train from Hot Springs to St Louis derailed near Kimawick. Six coaches overturned, nine bodies recovered, with sixty dead and injured reported by St Louis dispatches. A relief train aided at the wreck site as details unfold.
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Kimawick
Iron Mountain
Hot Springs
St. Louis
Louie
Kim Wwhek
Fidward Helsharth
Taylor
Grumpert
Bailey
Sera Iron
Returned to Heppner in penitentiary case
W P Proctor is sought in Heppner for obtaining money under false pretenses. Cc P Davis took Proctor to Heppner Junction. He claimed the amount was only $5 and would be easily settled, but after a day he showed remorse and left town.
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W. Proctor
Cc. P. Davis
Heppner Junction
J. W. Proctor
Heppner
Proctor
Howeve
Weston Woman Returns After Hospital Visit
Mrs. L. A. Hildreth of Weston returned home this morning after visiting her daughter Mrs. B. Hall in the hospital. Hildreth brought her grandchildren to remain until Hall recovers and can leave the hospital.
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Weston
L. A. Hildreth
B . Hall
Coffee Tank Explodes At Exposition
An explosion at the St Louis Exposition in Lamia on April 30 injures several people. Charles Gondrich dies from injuries while attending the event.
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St. Louis Exposition
Lamia
Ptaonn
Charles Gondrich
Manila Convention Resolutions Condemn Administration
Fragmented report from Manila dated April 20 notes a demoralization convention adopting resolutions condemning the administration. Details on polities and specific names are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Manila
Phill Polley
Lanily
Japanese victory feared in Yalu battle amid heavy fighting
News from St Petersburg and Washington report sixteen thousand Japanese forces delivering a large assault on thirty thousand Russian defenders along the Yalu. Reinforcements arrive as Japanese sharpshooters reportedly kill many officers and push lines forward. Official dispatches claim a Japanese victory though sources remain undisclosed.
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St. Petersburg
Yalu
Washington
State Department
Captain Healy Arrested in Alleged Bonetement Charge
Chicago April 20 Captain John J Healy ex president of the Alaska Exploration Company was started to New York to answer a charge of alleged bonetement at six thousand dollars when his attorneys obtained a wrist of finhiasers and overtook the officers with the prisoner before they reached the epee Stony declares Itapile work Schooner Ashore Halifax Aptaf The schooner Onora from Vorte Rico to ashore on Dugans feet the morning All hands ware
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Chicago
John J. Healy
Alaska Exploration Company
New York
Halifax
Aptaf
Onora
Vorte Rico
Dugan
Echo Picnic a Great Success in Echo Umatilla County
Echo hosts a large gathering at Leoxer's Grove near Echo with 1000 attendees for a morning program of literary and musical numbers. Speeches by L A Esteb and C L Smith focus on diversified farming, crop rotation, and forage crops, followed by a long banquet and afternoon sessions led by regional agricultural experts and officials.
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Echo
Umatilla County
L. A. Buteb
Profs. Smith
Withycombe
Creamery
Teast
Leoxer's Grove
McMinn
Pendleton
Grove
L. A. Esteb
Esteb
C. le Smith
State Agricultural College
Corvallis
Jamon Withycombie
Oresen
R.C. Jude
Oh Htz N. KN
Supreme Court ruling limits breweries on personal loans
The court decision restricts breweries from taking out loans in their own names, affecting financial arrangements and ownership structures. The ruling underscores how corporate and personal liability paths differ for brewing businesses.
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Hmohe Apri
Nebrake Supreme Court
Breweriéa Cannar
Enloon
Iivousee Om
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Philippine Democrats
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