Immigration projections loom for 1880 Oregon
In a Portland telegraph column a Struble report estimates 1880 immigration in Oregon could reach 806 118 based on board room visitor counts, corrected to a conservative 405 057. The piece notes strong activity, with mentions of local crime court actions, a counterfeit bill incident, and a restaurant burglary.
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East Portland
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Wile
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Tewlay
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Wirie
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Charles Wildes
Europe
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Eastern news market quotes grain and livestock prices
Wheat and corn futures show steady cash and forward bids with March and May contracts. Hogs, kurley and lard bid ranges noted with cash prices and monthly futures standing.
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Kurley
Congressional Actions Reported From Washington D C
Senate amendments concurred with House bill on retirement of General William F Smith. House considers canal and railroad rights of way across Port Custer and Moneland. Oklahoma territorial government bill referred to committees after debate. Navy to examine new war vessel Charleston with a formal crew of officers and engineers listed for inspection.
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Hoowe
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Dawen
Oklahoma
Way and Means
Tragic Rail Accident near Lowell Station
Aon ob iwi reports a fatal train wreck at a Lowell area rail yard this morning when a locomotive derailed and toppled a bridge. The engine was crushed and an engineer identified as W. Tankett was trapped and later removed, with crews fighting fire and brake failures.
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Lawell Railroad
Santeesville
W. Tankett
New York Street Car Strikes Chaos. Passengers Hurt
Fractured city report describes streetcar strike and incidents including a passenger stoned at Fifty Ninth Street and a fatal assault on West Seventy Fourth Street. Carrie Nolan and James Consadine injured, Consadine dies. motive unknown. Nearby fights and ongoing unrest noted in Clay County incident.
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Mangueris
Irish Criminination Hearings Open as Webster Reports
The Times counsel closes the Irish section and begins the American part. Witnesses recount involvement with Fenian activities since 1846, including Dillon and Parnell visits to America in 1880, and details on the Clan-na-Gael and Hibernian groups. Devery and Mullen allegedly received funds. testimony notes plans to import arms to Ireland and the caution around Parnell joining the brotherhood.
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United States
United Brotherhood
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Chicago
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Devoy
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Brotherhood
Royal heir letter from Madolph to Von Senegvenji exposed
The Nation publishes a letter from Crown Prince Madolph written before his death to Von Senegvenji an imperial household attaché. The missive mentions wills papers and instructions about inheritance and guardians, and notes arrests and legal actions over threats.
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Rodelph
Peeta
Madolph Wehort
von Senegvenji
Imperial Homsehold
Ray
State cancels land patent in Livermore Valley dispute
A court ruling voids a land patent dispute involving the United States and Henry Corner et al in Livermore Valley. The decision nullifies the patent and revokes state rights assumed from a misfiling, while preserving certain prior land grants to the Central Protective agency.
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Uden Stalen
Henry Corner
Livermore Valley
Vancouver Council Grants Street Car Right to Columbia Co
Vancouver city council at a regular meeting grants the Columbia Land and Improvement Company the right to operate a street car line from the ferry landing to the city outskirts. Construction to begin promptly with completion expected, linking the ferry to Portland and Vancouver rail corridors.
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