Rampolla Leads Vatican Conclave Ballot Report
Fragmented Vatican conclave notes and Rome dispatches tell of Rampolla leading in voting with Oreglia and Gotti trailing on a second ballot. Reports cite proxies, morning voting, and a Vatican emission signaling no election yet as cardinals sit in their cells awaiting results.
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Snday Wogan
Rampolla
Exph
Rome
Partici
Sis
Hireau
Oreglia
Gotti
Gil
Vatican
Incili
L—tt
Cardinal Gibbons
Martinesil
Washington
Ramnjell
Newsboys Strike Reaches San Francie Streets
San Francie street action follows a newsboys strike over pay. Publishers offer five cents for two papers while the strikers seek five cents for three papers. Arbitration is proposed. A related note mentions a Mr Earl who shot himself last week and carried $1,000 life insurance with Modern Woodmen of America. his widow has received the proceeds.
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San Francie
Ang
L—Noat
Deon Sali
News Boys
Pul Nahors
Re. Pie
Jurange
Rakerity
Anel
A. A. Earil
Bossom
Woodmen of America
Earl
Roanoke Brings 300000 Treasure From Nome in Cold Alaska Summer
The steam er Roanoke arrived from Nome with 300000 in treasure as Alaska faces unusually cold summer. Seattle reports the vessel reached port this morning and officers note the North remains frigid.
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Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Roanoke
Nome
Knights of Pythias Lodge Plans $10,000 Two Story Brick
Aug 1 report from Walla Walls says the Knights of Pythias lodge intends to build a two story brick structure costing about $10,000 on land the lodge already owns, valued at approximately $1.60.
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Walla Walls
The
Knights of Pythias
Keystone mine group sale near White Swan reported
Baker City Aug 1 The Keystone group of mines near the White Swan in this county was sold yesterday to Eastern parties for 51. The brief notice records the sale and parties involved without additional details.
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Baker City
Keystone
White Swan
Twenty Three Lives Lost Lowell Mask Rulings
Another body was found as rulings were released today bringing the total to twenty eight. The report notes multiple fatalities and ongoing investigations with details pending from authorities. Local officials declined further comment while families await official updates.
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Lowell
Mask
Stained Canned Tomatoes Expose Thrifty Eastern Methods
Pennsylvania Dairy and Food Commissioner Warren hase announced that local retail proves received canned tomato packages that upon examination were a mix of vegetables including green tomatoes with red paint. Investigators found widespread use of red coloring and other agents to simulate ripe produce, revealing deceptive canning practices.
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Dairy and Food Commission of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Warren Hase
La Grande Land District Land Details and Rivers
The La Grande Land District includes Umatilla county and several others with about 2,000,000 acres of land of all descriptions. Morrow is the largest county, fences and river systems like the Unsadlie, Day, and Burnt rivers sustain wide watercourses. The district claims the greatest number of streams and watered lands in the state.
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Tie la Cuande
Umatilla County
Doutaine
Yeourllt
Grant
Morrow
Minion
Baker and Wallowa
Umatinia Couity
Pontaine
Cherriot
Ini
Wallowa
Power Rivar
Rand
Jorge
Court rules Northern Securities merger not formed to control stock
In St Paul Minnesota August 1 a U S district court decision dismisses Minnesota v Northern Securities. Judge William Lebergn finds no evidence that the Securities Company was formed to hold a majority of Great Northern or Northern Pacific stock or to control management. The ruling declares the Securities Company not a railroad and frees the defendants from Minnesota act violations. Stock reactions noted in New York with Northern Securities rising sharply on the news.
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Securities Company
St. Paul
Minn
Randal
Statte of
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
James J. Tails
Willian Leergn
United States
Mercer
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Great North Im
Watl
Railropde
Evirlies Company
Jndeo Leccon
Ime
Northern Securities
Luttkante
New York
Contest toSet Aside Will Alleged Unsound Mind
John Morrison’s heirs sue to nullify his will alleging unsound mind and undue influence by Eliza Morrison, Grace Holes, and others. Estate valued at 40000 dollars, died February 8, 1903 on a ranch near Adame. Respondents must appear September 7 to show cause why the will should not be set aside.
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John BR. Morrison
Richard Morrison
Grace BE
G. M. Morrison
Robert Morrison
Eliza G. Morrison
William Morrison
John Morrison
Morrison
Adame
Transfer deal eyed for Golden Rule hotel land swap
A long discussed exchange aims to trade the Golden Rule for Deapain gulch property. Conrad Koehler, owner of a hotel valued at 26,000 dollars, offers 640 acres and cash with Beard covering 21,000 dollars in addition to land. The plan includes renovations to attract strong trade and open a premier eastern hotel, as South African interests in British Columbia seek 8,000,000 home...
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Deapain Gulch
Conrad Koehler
T. K
Beard
Beerd
Mekios
Kourewehiy
Sitraet PhD
Riiney
British Columbia
Native Oregon woods on display at Information Bureau
A large eight foot easel presents one of Oregon’s finest wood collections, donated by the Marshfield board of trade and received from Coos Bay. The 16 polished specimens include maple, fir, cedar, and a striking six foot wide wyrtle slab. Also shown are Baker County mineral samples and a colossal white radish from Clackamas County.
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Information Bureau
Oregon Woods
Portland
Coos Tay
Oregon Information Bureau
Oregon Daily Journal
Marshield Board of Trade
Baker County
George G. Ureime
White Swan
White
Bureau
Clackamas County
The Breakers seaside outing praised by local clerks
The Bast Oregonian notes two weeks at the sea side with the Breakers as a favored destination. It highlights lively features for a seaside outing and mentions coupon Series D votes with names like Jean Fragtr, Essie Haley, Hora Myrick, Ruby Whittemore, Anta Kennedy, and Mise Newquist.
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Sea
Oregonian
Biel
Moc
Eifiie Jean Fragtr
People’s Warehouse
Essie Haley
Alr Blore
Hora Myrick
St. Joe Store
Ruby Whittemore
the Delta
Anta Kennedy
Lee Teetach
Mise Newquist
Fair Store
Delegates Named by Mayor Halley to City Committees
Mayor Thomas G. Halley announces appointments to multiple boards and associations. G. A. Hartman and J. Sommerville are named delegates to regional teacher and business groups, with leadership roles in the Commercial Association, City Irrigation Association, and Woolgrowers Association. No final list of appointees yet. decisions to be set in the coming year.
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Thomas G. Halley
G. A. Hartman
J. Sommerville
Hannan Fm
Bo South Vii
Henwl Teacition Association
Ascoe Aliom
Teachers Examination Schedule Announced for August
The Teachers' Examination will start August 12 in the circuit court room and run to August 16 for state papers while county papers are set from August 18 to 30. The examining board has not yet appointed and expects many county teachers to appear and take their tests.
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Clecwit
Tita
Dishonest gang linked to Portland railroad job
An Ash and M tahoor contractor in the city said a gang claiming bedding planned a Weatherby rail project. They rode to the depot with straw in sacks and were stopped when a single man warned Weatherby. Most gang members alighted at Pendleton and Baker City on the way, reported by the Mac ker City Democrat.
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Ash & M
Tahoor
Mey
Weatherby
Portland
Pendleton
Baker City
Maker City
Democrat
Russia Orders All Foreigners Out and War Plans Opened
A dated news note reports Russia intends to open the country after six years and expel foreigners for the present. Moscow says the capital will be opened to Tridann once order is restored. A court petition in Athena seeks appointment of an administrator for estate of William T Hil, deceased, valuing at 72 600 dollars.
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Corean
Terlin
Jdoe
Oreate
Manchirta
Armell
Macelur
Tridann
Footer
Rosela
Oraerd
Delite
Athena
Protate
Wiliam T Hil
Willian HI
Piping Work Delays at Depot Yard Use
Bureau of detail notes barter pipe arrival to depots to speed weather response, with ten inch piping now in service. The project aims to time operations with the main line without hindering other yard work or trade flow at the depot.
Bridge Collapse in Portland Injures and Marines Doomed
Portand bridge failure sent a hundred twenty people into the river or crushed on a boat house below. Six missing believed drowned, fifty seriously injured with some likely to die, seven unconscious at hospital. A witness described the section of the walk giving way, the fall into the water, and chaos on the riverbank as authorities scrambled to respond.
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W. Reeder
Freon Portiol
Het
Reeder
Tye Herd Fm
Athantic City
Bootender
Soren
Alant
Ehapien
Che Binet
Vie Honker
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