Supreme Court denies habeas corpus for Idaho officials
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court declined to release Western Federation officials tied to the murder case of ex-Governor Freunenberg. Justice Harlan announced the ruling, finding no necessity to consider alleged illegal arrests or motives of Idaho and Colorado officials colliged in the petition. McKenna and Cornahan represent the collector with a Washington focus.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frederaijon
Minera
Freunenberg
Harlan
Colorado
Idaho
Federal District Court of Idaho
Fragmentary Local Fatality Report Incomplete Details
A damaged OCR text recounts a fatal incident near Here involving a fall from a Missouri Pacific train. The fragment mentions individuals named Kat and Moulare and references a note kept in a parental capacity. The readable facts are minimal and inconsistent.
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Kansas City
Wittombay
Missouri Pacific
Ste
Dawson
Kat
Moulare
Plot Threat Tied to Gov Johnson Glass Hand Letter
Police received a letter signed Black hand declaring Governor Johnson must die. It warns that two European monarchs will be killed when Johnson is executed. Names of alleged plotters reported to authorities. Johnson remains unalarmed while friends stay vigilant.
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Doles
Paul
Johnson
Oregon Hay Crop Production and Value Analysis
The Oregon hay crop totals 897 175 tons with an average yield of 2.4 tons per acre and a value of 6 994 194 dollars. The statewide average price rose from 6.60 to 7.74 per ton over ten years, peaking in 1903 4 at 10 158 per ton.
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Oregon
Oregan
Investigating stemmeries fires in Louisville
State Fire Marshal Ayers continues work on the stemmeries fires in Louisville Kentucky declaring threats against him. He subpoenas witnesses and has made one arrest as growers denounce incendiary methods. The question of combating the trust by combination is raised.
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Louisville
Ayers
Princeton
Stemmeries
Toreh
Three Were Murdered In Valley Ranch Shootout
A San Diego report describes a frontier tragedy near a ranch house 16 valleys from Escondido. Gore shot Edward Brody dead and fatally wounded his wife. The woman seized a gun and killed Gore before dying. Neighbors had long quarrelled over a quarter section of government land. Gore then went to Brady’s place and killed Brady, then shot Mrs. Brady as she hid in the house and fired two bullets, both fatal.
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San Diego
Ao Ranch
Valley
Escondido
Robnder
Gore
Hdward Brody
Brady
Open Shop Aims Highlight Labor Convention Speech
Chicago December 3 opening of the Citizen's Industrial convention reports President Post attacking the American Federation of Labor as a great trust. He outlines open shop propaganda and says the open shop is being re established in building trades printing houses and other industries. He cites press freedom since the Caipillin defeat and calls for peace with limits on boycotts violence and picketing.
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Chicago
Citizen's Industrial Convention
Post
Americaan Federation of Labor Sa
Heo
Tiber
Wand
Medaeiry
Peenech Mirth Rate Reported Falling Sharply
A government report from Ports dated December 3 notes a sharp decline in birth rates, alarming officials. The total for the year drops to just under 11,969 births, signaling notable demographical changes.
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Etatistion
Giant merger of electric plants announced in northwest region
Teno W Anderson announces consolidation of small electric companies into a new corporation led by Alderman and backed by Rhodes Banker & Butcher. Plants valued at 6 million cover Northwest Western Gas and Electric, Wall Walle Valley district, Eugene to Yakima operations, with Lewiston and Spokane sites noted. Blanche Walsh marries W M Travers in New Orleans on November 11.
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Teno W. Anderson
Stemng Finnneln Company
Corporation
Wiel
Anerson
Walla
Hee
W. Andereon
Spokane
Sean
Ina
Ween Consolidated
Mr Alderman
Rhodes, Binker & Butcher
Philadelphia
Nortive Western Gas & Floetrio
Walle Walle
Pendlopen
Walli Wal
Blanche Walsh
New Orleans
W. M. Travers
Opening of Fifty Ninth Congress and Key Topics
Washington Dec 3 both houses convened at noon with full senate present for the first time in years. Senator Fulton plans measures to fund Portland postoffice and public buildings in Albany Pendleton and Ta Grande though unlikely to pass this session. Supreme Court heard cases on tobacco export duties and on Sherman act fertilizer trust. Japan dispute prompts presidential response under contemplation.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Rollond
Roch House
Washington
Oragen Sunday Journal
Fulton
Postoffice
Portland
Albany
Oregon
City
Pendleton
Ta Grande
Todas
Virginia
James G. Tinsley
Tennessee Course
Estimates for Oregon river and harbor projects listed
Washington December 3 Special The next fiscal year's appropriations were sent to Congress via the secretary of the treasury. Items include 111,200 for Salem, 872,000 for Kinnimth Warnt Springs and other harbors, 300,000 for the Cin quelle river projects, 19,000 for Columba river improvements, 150,000 for Willamette and Columbia improvements, and 846,000 for Cape Arage. Also noted are tobacco trade figures and a court case from Herkimer New York where a witness discussed a yellow fever claim and a prison remark. Placeholder text interjects amid several non sequiturs.
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Washington
Congess Toley
Secretary of the Treasury
Salem
Kinnimth
Warnt Springs
Walla
Cove
Oregon
Tillarook Bay
Cinquelle River
Coos
Chicago Wheat Market Summary at Delmar I-Wheat Open Close
Chicago wheat market report notes I-Wheat opened at 4244 and closed 42 after 73, cfu opened 4244 and closed 42 45, ols opened 44 and closed 34 1-4. Data reflects brief intraday activity with mixed movements and no clear trend.
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Chicago
Cittage
del. I
Cfu
Robbers Attack Russian Estate in Tiflis Region
In Tiflis on December 3 twelve robbers assaulted the estate of the Princess of Avaloka injuring the princess and plundering the property. Soldiers captured all assailants and a drumhead court martial sentence was pronounced.
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Russia
Tiflis
Princesa of Avaloka
Finishing Minidoka Work Nears Completion
The Monarch and Porter grading contract at Minidoka, one of the largest in the west, covering over 60 miles of ditches, is to be finished this week though weather delays and winter halts push some work into spring. McGrath suspends concrete work. sub-lateral outfits cut back. bridges and headgates await spring.
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Monareh & Porter
Minkdoka
Rupert
Idaho
Monarch & Porter
Boise Valley
McGrath
South Dakota
Orman & Cronk
Wiseman Thompson
Byrum
Fine imposed for contempt of court on Attorney McGinn
A contempt fine of 150 pounds was assessed in the state circuit court last Saturday evening in Portland against Attorney Henry EB. McGinn for language addressed to the court. McGinn now faces total fines of 200 dollars for contempt of court.
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Henry EB. McGinn
Portland
McGinn
Cattle Feeding Expands Across Umatutte County Districts
Twelve thousand cattle are fed across Alfifa district tracts in Umatutte county this year. Four thousand in Butter Creek, four hundred in Walla Walla river near Hudson Bay, and two thousand on Mo Kar Birch Tutulla and Wilt Horse creeks. Hay prices range from 5.5 to 6 per ton with hay plentiful. Farmers shift toward feeding cattle to exploit profits despite low prices.
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Alfifa
Umatutte
Walle Wallin River
Hudson Bay
Walla Walla
Aualta
Smit
Buttercreek
Fatesutle
Morning Tribune Ad Campaign Attacks mislead claims
The Morning Tribune boasts low advertising rates in response to a Sunday Tribune claim about ad pricing. It argues East Oregonian charges consistent rates, reports postage payments, and notes the Morning Tribune prints on East Oregonian presses, with affidavits supporting its share of circulation. It also mentions delinquent taxes owed by the Tribune and unpaid local assessments.
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Sunday Tribune
Tite Tribune
THE
East Oregonian
Tribune
Pendleton
Iriune
Postoptice
Northwest Eagle
Tlakawinn
Tite Post Office
Umatilla County
Senate action on negro question and nominees in December session
Penrose and Foraker demand records on army dismissals of three negro cemeteries and push for president information. Warren objects to consideration as the senate adheres to custom and adjourns for records from the secretary of war. Arthur Leddefield nominated for U.S. marshal for Montana, Bristol for Oregon district attorney, with new cabinet posts to be announced during recess.
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Warren
Wyoming
Marshal
Montana
W. ©. Bristol
Oregon
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Fairbanks
Foraker
Arthur Leddifield
Monfant
Bristol
Moody
Supreme Court
William Co. Bristol
Tolted State Potato Crop Record One
Washington Dep 2 From a rough sample of preliminary climates 4 remplation shows the potato rere nce of 1906 to be 29874900 against 2556 70 planted in 1905 The average yield per mere is given of 1025 bushels against ST Inst year This would indicate a crop close y in 200 100000 bushels as consust 260000 TOO In 1905 The big markets conc inue to receive full supplies of potatoes and prices are according a re porter to be dropping It is claimed that in Northern Michigan are get ting supplies as low a 32 cents 2 bushel This years potato crop is the largest on record
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Washington
Michigan
Cost Of Good Roads From Government Road Experiments
According to the government’s rear book the department of agriculture reports six experimental road sections totaling nine miles built since establishment. Costs per square yard range from 0.61 to 0.86 dollars with specific sections like burnt clay road at 0.26. Four road outfits operate in the field, with expansion planned under a 1905 law creating the public roads office.
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Department of Agriculture
Miendam
Coostone
Wilt Horse Creek
Pendleton
Hospital To Home For Tom Mountain After Typhoid Siege
Out of hospital Tom Mountain, confined at St Anthony's for a month with typhoid fever, can now leave his room though still weak. The steamer Toyowla is 23 days overdue for Manzanillo Mexico, feared lost with 1300 Japanese laborers aboard.
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Tom Mountain
St. Anthony's Hospital
Manzanillo
Mexico
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