Hanna Dies After Typhoid and Prolonged Illness
The report details the death of Senator Hanna after a weeks long battle with typhoid fever. It notes he remained unconscious for much of the time and life was prolonged by medical care including oxygen and nourishment. Doctors described a gradual decline with rapid breathing and near-total unconsciousness before passing away. Relatives and officials were notified as the nation learned of his death.
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Hanna
Pala Gonad
Alf Us
Tor Hanon
Lina
Ry Dover
Carter
Livestock Shippers Protest Excessive Rates
The Cattle raisers Association of Texas filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a petition on behalf of livestock shippers against Missouri Kansas Texas and other roads including Rock Island Atchison Union Pacific and 55 more. It claims present rates for livestock transport rising since February 1909 are unlawful. The complainant represents about 1500 ranch buyers sellers and shippers across Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Arizona Indian Territory Colorado Kansas Wyoming Montana South Dakota and Mexico, controlling around 4 000 000 cattle.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Atchison
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Mississippi River
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Young Woman Attacked By Thug On Street in Walla Walla
A millinery clerk in Walla Walla was assaulted on a Saturday evening between six and seven as a man stepped from a shadow and beat her on the head. She shouted and dodged a second strike. the assailant fled. The woman’s name is not released by the correspondent.
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Four workers fall eleven stories in New York scaffold collapse
Fell eleven stories when a scaffold on East Twenty first Street gave way this morning. One worker was rescued alive but fatally injured. In Washington the Senate agreed to vote on the canal treaty on February 23.
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Sew
East Twenty-first Street
Washington
Senate
Detectives Assaulted by Hoboes in Umatilla
An O R & N detective near Umatilla was severely beaten by six hoboes while investigating suspected car thefts. Disguised to blend with the group, he was targeted after being found alone and later woke on a eastbound car eight miles from Umatilla. He walked back to town and left for Portland. The hoboes fled. Blizzard hits Grand Ronde with fierce winds and heavy snow, raising concerns for farmers. Boston publisher Lothrop Publishing assigns after long operation since 1650.
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la Grande
Czar 3 Prostrated by News of Russian Disasters
The alert from Chee Foo dated February 15 reports eleven Russian ships struck in Wednesday’s action. The battleship Sevastopol and cruiser Novik suffer holes, the Retzivanie wrecked, Pallada torpedoed, and Czarvitch docked, with other vessels damaged. Additional dispatches note Japanese victories at Port Arthur and protests over the sinking of merchant ships Zenesha Maru and Zensho Maru, while Britain and the US react with concern and diplomatic moves linger.
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Circuit Court adjourned term actions and pleas
Proceedings show Northwestern Warehouse Co versus First National Bank of Athena settled and dismissed. C J Pallvn L G Pell settled by default. Pendleton Bank against RK Porter settled and dismissed. A M Gillig against Carpenter cases dismissed. Ferrisoe Caldwell case continued with trial set for next term. Bank suits against W M Blakley dismissed. James Rattigan charged with assault on wife given time to hire counsel and enter plea. Arthur Hicks pleads not guilty to gambling awaiting trial date. Rudd and Cook under district attorney review amid doubt of guilt. Four gamblers pleads guilty paying $50 fines. Senator Mitchell pleads not guilty to horse stealing. horse found at a butcher post, trial in progress.
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Gambing
al Rudd
Charles Cook
James Hayes
Louie Bergiven
George Mansfeld
Shelly Jones
Eullty
Senator Mitchell
J. §. Holmes
Athena
A.D. Stillman
Passenger Train Derailment Damages Pennsylvania Railroad
A passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed this morning near Warwood. Thirty-five passengers were injured but none fatally.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Encouraging Wild Horse Road Upgrade Near Pendleton
Promoters of a new cutoff from Pendleton via the Lee street bridge push for county court approval. The planned road would use rock blasted from the grade for building stone and rest on solid soil with river gravel filling to create a durable, dry bed. Initial width would be 40 feet with wide passing points, later widening to 60 feet as funds allow.
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Pendleton
Lee Street
Ruge Farm
Washington and the Government Girds for Change
Washington news reports a dramatic House session where Shafroth resigns his contested seat citing election fraud concerns. Senate action on Queen Liliuokalani’s pension is bent to $150,000 after a Spooner motion, with final passage blocked. Postal fraud case heads to jury after closing arguments today.
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Washington
Journal Today
Shafroth
Colorado
Robert Bongie
Denver
Howe
Matlock building lease signals new clothing store
Sullivan & Bond take first floor space of the Matlock building with 100 foot depth and two 10 foot glass show windows. The firm plans a full line of gents furnishings and expects to open July 1. O White arrives from Seattle to visit Beattle relatives once known at the Savings Bank.
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Matlock
O. White
Beattle
H. W. Jones
White
the Savings Bank
Seattle
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