Pardons and a Brutal Murder Case in Early Reports
Reports describe a pardon request for Henry Creamer after conviction for a brutal murder in Beatle. Creamer allegedly attacked Mrs Meller, killed her, and murdered the 14 month old child before setting the house on fire. Separate items note a planned extension of the Gould system toward San Francisco and a hospital visit of Mrs White for winter care.
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Henry Crenmer
Uae
Mouride
Creamer
Cremer
Io Beatle
Winy
John Meller
Reo
Cremmer
Meller
Regents in Eoin today show crowded campus needs
A Welton school meeting reports crowded conditions and a push for more dormitories and funding. Officials note the need for state aid and potential next legislature actions as enrollment grows and housing becomes tight. The event highlights include plans for future dormitory construction and the impact on the coming two years.
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Welton
Warton
Bownd
J. A. Bakey
Tievender Tee Lamandry
Thome Pram
W. Proebatal
Wertony
la Gramtie
Alexander
Ely
OM. Sowtey
Weeton
Menmouth
Buckley On The Witness Stand In Smoot Inquiry
Senator Smoot’s hearing resumed as KM Buckley, a Methodist editor, testified about his 25 years in Utah. He described Brigham Young and polygamy, noting Smith defended the system and warned of eternal damnation if it were abandoned. Other witnesses discussed church authority over marriage and endowment practices in Utah.
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Smith
Wasehington
Smoot
Senate Committee On
Hind
Utah
Brigham Young
Austin Pratt
George Smith
The
Ohweh
Tabernacle
Joint Young Men
Witness Aid
Minta
Conor Smoot
Wuaternes
George Reynohin
Salt Lake
Endowment House
Howe
Wall Street Plunge and Recovery Rocks Markets
The New York market opened weak with Amalgamated Copper dropping about six points before a partial rebound. Steel, Sugar, Reading, Union Pacific, and St. Paul led the broader decline, while trading volume exceeded 900000 shares as the feverish session unfolded.
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New York
Thomas W. Laween
Mteck
Amalgamated Copper
Tia Mart
Lomn Steel
Sugar
Reading
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Wall Street
Zion City Industrials Debt Paid in Full
Chicago company Zion City Industrialists settles its debt with John Alexander Owl today, making the final payment of 140,006 dollars to extinguish the obligation.
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Zion Ie
Chicago
Der
John Alexander
Zion City Industrials
Chicago Grain Report Notes Opening Wheat Corn Oats
Chicago grain figures show December to May wheat opening at 1.10 and close at 1.09 percent. Corn opens at 44 and closes at 44 percent. Oats start at 26 and close at 80 percent. Mile End MP Parlin dead. London reports Hon Spencer Charrington, oldest MP, representing Mile End since 1886, has died.
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Chicago
Parlin
London
Spencer Charrington
Mile End
Twice in Jeopardy in Land Fraud Case
Portland December 12 attorney Day argued for defendants Marie Ware Emma Watson and Horace McKinley that they cannot be tried again in the land fraud case since it covers grounds for which they were recently convicted. Only Guy Huff remains liable to trial. Paderewski arrived in San Francisco from Australia on tour health reported. A statue of the Indian heroine Boonjones will be placed at Columbia Court center, facing the west at the exposition.
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Dew
Attorney Day
Marie Ware
A. D. Puter
Emma Watson
Horace McKinley
Guy Huff
O'Day
Paderewsd
San Francisco
Der
Paderewski
Australia
Boonjones
Columbia Court
Dalles
Rex Harvey
Amputation Considered After Severe Leg Injury
In a Port land area hospital a patient with a left leg fracture from a months ago accident was undergoing surgery and faces possible amputation. The injured man, Joao Falling, had been treated at St Anthony's hospital Pendleton and later moved for further care. Attendants Smith Cole Henderson Ringo and others oversee the treatment as the patient remains in serious condition and is far from home.
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Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dr&i
Portland
Smith
Cole
Henderson
Ringo
Ani
Leg
Woman Charged in Salt Lake City Shooting Plot
Dee 12Mr Jay Douglass wife of a former city passenger agent of the Union Pacific attacked Mrs Fannie Marty on a street and through a store with a revolver. A bullet struck Marty in the back causing a slight wound. Douglass said she came from Boise Idaho to kill the woman but had been recently discharged due to a loan.
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Salit Lake
Jay Douglass
Pumsenger
Union Pacific
Fannie Marty
Mra Douglass
Boleo
Idaho
Douglass
Monterer's quarrel over 25 cent halter ends in killings
In Los Angeles a dispute over a 25 cent halter led to the murder of J Shea and another worker. A foreman was wounded in a chase as a desperate countered, and the murderer surrendered to a policeman. The case moves to Portland for a union ceremony aftermath.
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Lans Angeles
Dec
John M.hire
J, Shea
Predivoff
Mvery
Shen
Dirk
Cave
Portage Board Extends Time and City Funding Plans
Governor Chamberlain informs Open River Open River district and county officials that a five day extension will be allowed to raise and place funds for the Portage railroad project. Subscriptions total about 40 000 with 5000 ready if needed. The plan protects subscribers if the project fails and ensures bank safety and state board review. Also notes a failed Rex Harvey case and Panama canal cable link to the United States.
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Chamberlain
Oregon
N. G. Blalock
Chenell
Lowndes
Walia
Hialork
Toy
Banka
Oregon State Board
Willa Walla
Benitile
State Board
Government Own Railroads Debated in Senate Franchises
Washington reports a flurry of action as the Philippines franchise bill is moved amid a House struggle with private interests. Senator Newlands champions government ownership of railroads in the Philippines while a ruling upholds the Pennsylvania Railroad over Western Union. Arbitration treaty between Great Britain and the United States is noted as signed. Impeachment proceedings move forward against Judge Swayne of Florida. Pension bill progress and private pension measures draw over a hundred members present in the House.
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Priva Penton
Imige Swayne
Miorhla
Supreme Court
Western Union
Pennsylvania
Great Refrain
Washington
Philippines
Newlands
Palippines
Wild Street Fakir Invasion For Portland World Fair
A fragmented Portland notice describes a large influx of a wandering vendor network, the Modern Street Fakir unit, preparing to come to the city with 2600 members. Authorities and organizers promise peaceful street theater and railway logistics for two special trains to guard the visitors.
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St Low
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Poller
Nemoelver
Nieve Weel
al- Haned Wi
Anion
Oregon
Fakirunten
Pendleton Sparta meet crowns Silman gold medalist
Silman won the gold at the Pendleton Sparta men's association shoot yesterday afternoon, the season finale. De T. BH. White and Stinated tied for first with 24 of 26, White handicap adjusted. In the shoot off SUN broke nine while White had seven. other scores included J. M. Boence 20, T. W. Ayers 1, J. Ferguson 15, W. J. Sewell 17.
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Silman
Pendleton
Sparta Men's Association
de T. BH. White
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Rine
J. M. Boence
T. W. Ayers
No Extra Session for Tariff Revision Planned
President Roosevelt told callers there will be no extra session of Congress next spring to revise the tariff. The possibility of an extra session next fall is in abeyance, and the president favors it.
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Dee
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