Census preparations predict 22 000 residents in Umatilla County
Assessor P Strain estimates Umatilla County population near 22 000 as the state census counts every five years to bridge gaps between the 1900 government census figures. The state and government counts place county ranks and potential legislative representation shifts. Portland area figures and statewide estimates suggest growth, with population then around 413 536 five years earlier and possibly exceeding 500 000 now.
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Umatilla County
Oregon
Strain
Umatilla
Clackamas
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Linn
Marton
Mottnomah
Clackama County
Marion County
Portland
Incio
Polk
Three Men Die as Boiler Explodes at Walville Mill
In Walville near Chehalix Washington a boiler explosion at Walworth and Neaville’s xeumill plant killed Presley Eppling Frank Dowell and R G Hicks and fatally injured Hoy Hicks and W Beauchamp. The accident followed ongoing overhaul with limited power to dryers and a cram arm factory. Damages are estimated at at least sixteen thousand dollars.
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Balter Chehalix
Wash
Presley Eppling
Frank Dowell
R. G. Hicks
Hoy Hicks
W. Beauchamp
Xeumill
Walworth & Neaville
Walville
Hickses
Appling
Beauchamp
Dowell
Rescue Efforts Under Way for Stranded Steamer
Patchogue L I T notes responders are heading to the stranded steamer Dru meusier in a perilous position. It is believed the crew may be saved with the exception of three men feared dead from freezing since Monday.
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Patchogue
L. T
Drumeélsier
Ocean rate increase sets Portland San Francisco freight
Beginning January 1 freight rates between Portland and San Francisco rise to 2.50 a ton as coasters join an agreement. Previous rates were 1.75. San Francisco managers back a uniform scale, noting no profit at current levels. Wheat remains the main cargo, with most ships carrying 200 to 600 tons and some voyages at 2.0 to 2.5 per ton.
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Portland
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Attorneys Formulating Charges Against Bishop Talbot
New York December 29 Herbert Noble senior counsel for the presenters reeager states that Bishop Talbot left for Philadelphia to plan the arraignment next month Rev Dr Botine chairs the inquiry committee and Noble will confer with him and with several presenters seeking ariadan water. La Grande December 20 artesian wells are sinking in the valley near the city with three favorable sites showing possible permanent water supply.
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Herberrt Nobie
Talbot
Philadelphia
Reading
Noble
Dr. Botine
Committee On Inquiry
la Grande
Mc Connell Place
Ety
Peter McDonald
Imbler
Alice
Million Acres to Be Reclaimed Scheme Announced
A joint plan by Asian Railway interests and the United States government aims to reclaim hundreds of millions of acres of land west of the river, with drought resistant crops and dry land farming. Dr Elwood Mead will lead government involvement while Burlington and other railroads discuss project details starting in spring.
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Cimala Dee
Burlington
United States
Elwood Mead
Washington
Omaha
Revolution in Poland reports widespread upheaval and damage
Reports from the Russian Iron describe revolutionary outbreaks in Poland with bridges damaged and telegraph lines cut. Kiel and Kouzak see large-scale unrest with factories demolished and deaths reported. The czar is burned in effigy in several centers as the turmoil spreads.
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Kiel
Poland
Kouzak
Nihilist Leaders Released After 20 Years in Siberia
From St Petersburg three famous nihilists led by Vera Figner Col Aschenbrener and Ivanoff have been freed after two decades of solitary confinement in a fortress. They are now sent to a remote northern refuge under the czarist regime’s policy, with their minds and bodies reported wrecked by prolongued torture and isolation.
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Amd Bradt Ivanoff
Aire Te Circle
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Peter Paul
Mime
Vera Figner
Ivanoft
Hax
Prine
Rania
Figner
Vera Filipava
Fortress
Caucausue
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Nibiet
Pegalieft
Counell
Ternortet
Tenter
Col. Soudalkin
Aschentrener
Vera Figter
Ivanoff
Vera
Nechayjefe
Paul
Col. Rechenbrener
Talon Strikers Seized After Interference at Hiwood Plant
Talon Strikers were sent to Indianapolis after a dispute at the Macbeth lamp factory in Hiwood. Court records show 15 workers detained for interfering with operations and labor actions.
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Indianapolis
Chimnet
Tm-Walon
Macbeth
Hiwood
Jatlener
Russian guns shell Tallentan amid Pacific theater scenes
Harmful bombardment and cavalry actions reported across multiple fronts. Turkish analysis notes three Japanese deaths and ongoing naval efforts in the Far East. Meanwhile, a life insurance matter at Lloyds prompts speculation about policy premiums and bondholder actions. Japanese forces near Port Arthur tighten their siege while blockade runners escape.
Secrecy Tangle in Grand Jury Room
Reporters describe a tense session in the grand jury room as Senator Mitchell and Congressman Hermann refuse to disclose details of questioning. Both assert no information is available about the inquiries, leaving the public awaiting the grand jury’s report for facts.
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Janie
Fe Grand Jury
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Hermann
Mitchell
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Roth
Woman linked to fatal San Francisco room shooting
In San Francisco on December 29 Edward Bruce Metcalf a traveling photographer was shot dead in his room. His wife identified Edward Keeley as the killer who fled. A divorce case involving the wife had been scheduled for today, she had seen Keeley emerge from the room shortly after the shot. The Metcalfes were from Auburn, California.
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Edward Bruce Metcalf
Edward Keeley
Standard Oil Cuts Add to Regional Market Jolt
Toledo dispatch notes a split in Standard Oil across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Operators cite poor market conditions and centrifugal money tension while Lawrence’s arrangement faces opposition. Berkeley meeting in doubt as James Barr of Stockton reportedly elected president.
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Stockton
State Game Statute Amendments Discussed by Committee
A committee session addressed hunting laws for birds and animals, with deputies selecting A J Stilt man Dr White and T W Ayres to draft recommendations. Debates covered buck deer season timing, fox and crows, and open seasons with multiple bird limits. Senator Depew to seek reelection after a New York conference with Governor Odell.
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J. Smith
W. C. Cote
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Uie
City Council Debates Street Work and Plans to Cut Costs
The council postponed decisive action on dissolving the street department head and cutting city expenses. A proposal favored suspending street workers indefinitely while the streets require attention. the body referred a motion to a committee. A petition sought to curb overstepping of authority and adjust pay scales, with a monthly salary of 667.50 approved and liquor warrants discussed for due payment.
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Switalion Losis Care in Northern Pacific Demurrer Ruling
Judge Hiyeute overruled the defendant Northern Pacific Half way Company's demurrer in a suit by J. B. Swite fer seeking damages after a shipment dispute. A bill of lading dispute arose over mares shipped to A Paul, with payment and delivery to Bi, Peal, and Bi, Peal referenced in the proceedings. The case centers on alleged improper delivery and failure to honor a check, with the plaintiff seeking damages. Separately, Edward J. Lawery, son of Jacob Lawron, heir to a large estate, died in Brooklyn and was reported missing in California context.
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Northern Pacific
Cancello
Wally Walla
Someme
Hiyeute
J. B. Switefer
Northern Pacific Half‘way Company
Witaler
Liem
Paul
Hank
Awlsler Allegem
Liberalivead Company
Dieregarded Wand
New York
Edward J. Laweny
Jacob Lawron
Brooklyn
Yung Laween
California
Prison population tops previous Washington state prison record
Walla Walla December 18 There are now TH prisoners at the Washington state penitentiary the largest number ever confined in the institution before.
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Walla Walla
Washington State Penitentiary
Puritan Steamer Breaks Wheel Near Pont Jynth
A Pont Jynth report says the big Boand steamer Puritan broke a wheel during the night and is anchored off the point. A monster elk killed the Pacific eel with a heavy count, and its carcass will be exhibited at the Lewis and Clark centennial.
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Pont Jynth
Puritan
Pacific
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