Oregon Woolgrowers Rally Behind Slusher Sheep Bill
J N Burgess, president of the State Woolgrowers association, reports Oregon sheepmen favor the Slusher bill though the Washington quarantine section was dropped. Senator Levi Ankeny's lobbying influences Multnomah delegates as Washington opposition grows. Burgess may return to Salem if needed while eight shearers begin work at Cunningham ranch, buck sheep first.
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House
Washington
Salem
Ankeny
J. N. Burgess
State Woolgrowers' Association
Oregon
Dobbins
Representative Barrett
Senate
Buggers
Levi Ankeny
Multnomah
Burges
Portland
Kire
Cunningham Ranch
Burgos
McClure Returns From Salem on Sheep Bill Action
Dr. S S W McClure, head of the federal stock inspection in the northwest, arrived home from Salem after the sheep bill was under consideration. He says the bill provides dipping regulations and, if enacted and constitutional, will enable effective work under federal inspectors.
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S&s. W. McClure
Federal Stock Inspection
Northwest
Salem
Senle
Federal Inspectora
McClure
Flowers Bloom on John Day Reported by Waddell
Joseph Waddell of Prairie Diggings on John Day states the weather there is unusually warm and flowers are blooming on the hills. He notes placer mining is active though roads are poor and stage travel is slow, barely four miles per hour.
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John
Joseph Waddell
John Day
Baker City
Mr. Waddell
Move to Raise National Guard to Two Regiments
Pendleton may gain a militia company as national defense plans push to double the guard. Senator Smith discussed with Governor Chamberlain and Adjutant General Finger, who favor two regiments, and Pendleton could recruit up to 75 men. The move follows fears of oriental trouble and calls for stronger state military organization.
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C. J.‘Smith
Chamberlain
Finger
National Guard
Senator Smith
Pendleton
Pasifle
Military Board
Eastern Oregon gain in state measures and reapportionment debate
The Oregon legislature debated inter state quarantine for sheep and a $2000 law library grant for Pendleton. A joint resolution seeks a constitutional change to locate state institutions outside the capital. Reapportionment reduced Multnomah’s senatorial seats and shifted districts, amid party opposition. Senator Smith reported progress on a county warrants interest reduction, with authentication of the era’s political strife.
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Washington
Oregon
Law Library
Supreme Court
Pendleton
Hart
Umatilla
Smith
Mont Logics
Alwayve
Senate
Multnomah
Portland
Howerman
Gil
Miller
Linn-Marion
Wright
Hodson
Clackamas
Roller Defective Found at Scouring Mill
A defective roller was discovered at the scouring mill after a dangerous blister appeared on the boiler. The faulty area was exposed and the boiler is now safe while the roaring mill continues to supply power to the woolen plant in operation.
Lawmaker's bill fate debated amid maintenance delays
Fragment discusses Representative Bar rett's maneuvers for Westen normal maintenance, noting bill numbers and how delays may have influenced its fate as similar measures disappeared.
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Barrett
Westen
Adams Trial Stalls Over Hopkins Witness Name
Wallace dispatch reports slow progress in the Steve Adams murder trial as lawyers clash over adding William B. Hopkins to the information. Prosecutors say they had no knowledge of Hopkins evidence. Darrow argues the issue can wait, Judge Woods delays ruling until Friday. A new 60 jurors venue is to report tomorrow, and jury completion looks unlikely this week.
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Wallace Enga
Steve Adame
Stne
William B. Hopking
Adams
Fred Tyler
Walter Hanson
Hopkins
Goyde
Clarence Darrow
James McParland
C.B. Jones
W. B. Hopkins
Steve Adams
Woods
Eugene Council Probes Portland Pavements for Eugene Street
Eugene city officials traveled to Portland to study pavement options including macadam gravel asphalt vitrified and wooden block on concrete with costs ranging from about 2.05 to 3.05 per unit. The visit aims to decide the best street surface for Eugene's streets and to assess installation costs.
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Portland
Eugene
Porttans
Time
Pixies enchant public school fundraiser at Fraser theater
The Pixies perform twice today for the benefit of public schools, with about 250 school children taking part. Proceeds fund school purchases through the women’s club, and a Monday evening show precedes a Tuesday program. The next Tenlleton lecture features Marco the Magician on March 14 at Fraser.
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Benet
the Pixies
Frager Thea Fer
Marco
Margician
Tenlleton
Moro
Mieielen
Fraser
Maro
Congressman Ellis selects Baldwin as private secretary
The Portland Oregonian reports Congressman W. F. Vitla of the city has named Edward Damon Baldwin of The Dalles to serve as private secretary. The announcement comes amid ongoing Portland business meetings this week.
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Seerriney
Ellis
Portland Oreronian
W. FR
Vitla
Edward Damon Paldwin
Dalles
Fillers
Portland
W. W. Brown’s Father Dies in England Gifted Pendleton
Samuel Brown, father of W. W. Brown of Pauling Crook county, died yesterday in New Era Clackamas county at age 81. Born in England in 1824, he left a $10,000 gift to Pendleton Academy.
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W. W. Brown
Samuel Brown
Pauling
Crook County
Pendleton
Academy
New Erna
Clackamas County
England
Recital by Mrs Norton to Feature Schuman Heineke Inlets
Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton presents a studio recital at her John Schmidt building studio in this city on February 22. She will render the famous infl ections used by Madam Schuman Heineke in a formal program showcasing voice technique and color.
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Anna Selkirk Norton
John Schmidt
Madam Schuman-Heineke
Wheat Market Holds Firm With Slight Upward Tilt
The wheat market remains strong with a small upward drift as prices quote at 58 cents. Trade activity is minimal with almost no movement of grain today.
Hair Tells Character In Hair Health Beliefs
The article claims hair color and baldness reveal personality, noting a bald man’s care for others. It cites Professor Babouraud of Paris linking a dandruff germ to total baldness in five weeks and recommends Nowbro’n Herpicide to destroy the cause and remove the effect. Sample stamp offered by The Herpicide Co.
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Babouraud
Paris
France
Insurance Companies Paid San Francisco Fire Claims Prevailing Settlement Report
A congressionally sourced report details how 118 insurers with San Francisco policies before April settled losses. It notes German firms largely refused or delayed payments, Austrian firms negotiated settlements, and British and American companies mostly paid either 60 80 percent or in full with cash discounts for immediate payout.
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San Francisco
Congressmanh Kahn
California
San Franciso
Bechame
United States
Ite
Companion
Premisume
Rhine
Molcete
Old Thle
Anepred J
San Frantisco
Afichen
Munich
Acton
Hance
London
Joention
Lonat
Lonton
Vaid
Strayed Horses Near Cold Springs and Reservation
Estrayed horses weighing about 1100 pounds with brands J. R. and T connected. a bay horse with white face and cock-w knee weighing around 1000 pounds also missing. Liberal reward offered for return to Tmatiila Mont Market. Department of public printing at Washington reports a payroll near 3000 people.
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Cold Springs and Reservation
J. R
Tmatiila Mont Market
Department of Public Printing
Washington
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