Miners Union Leaders Arrested in Stuenenberg Case
President Vincent of the Burke miners union and other officials are held on complicity charges in the Stuenenberg assassination. Moyer Haywood and Peterbone are among those arrested. Orchard is said to have confessed implicating the trio. Authorities fear further arrests as a grand jury convenes and mystery around the bomb plot and earlier killings deepens.
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Steamenberg
Moyer
Haywood
Idaho
Colorado
Wallace
Vincent
Miners’ Union
Burke
Stuenenberg
Te Wiil
St. John
Denver
Brennenberg
Moyer and Haywood
Seen
Boise
A. Peterbone
Western Federation of Miners
Stounenberg
Wells
Mille
Pinkerton
Bolse
Water Tange
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Peterbone
Orchard
Steinenberg
Supreme Court of Colorado
Independence
Collins
Telluride
Cripple Creek
Mitchell to name Dolan successor amid Pittsburg mine disputes
New York reports Mitchell goes to Pittsburg Tuesday night to settle the Dolan union dispute and possibly name a successor. On returning he will spend the rest of the week presenting miners' demands to the anthracite operators.
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New York
Mitchell Jonges
Pittsburg
Dolan
Union
Round-Up at Cripple Creek Feared in Idaho
Union sentiment runs strong against McDonald as Itta claims the men could have been seized anytime with no need for secrecy or trains. Deputies and Pinkertons head to Cripple Creek amid threats, no attorneys or family notes allowed, signaling possible mass arrests of Western Federation of Miners affiliates.
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McDonald
Itta
Prrsoners
Cripple Creek
Idaho
Western Federation of Minera
Dissolution of Hungarian Parliament Sparks Political Shift
Budapest Feb 19 The Hungarian parliament was dissolved by imperial order amid a show of force, ushering in an absolute regime akin to post 1849 rule. The move ends crown coalition disputes over Hungary’s liberty, signaling a turning point for Austria Hungary and a potential path to independence.
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Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Missing Mizner in Chicago Today
Feb 19. Efforts to locate Mrs Misner formerly Mrs Yerkes rumored to arrive here today failed.
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Mra
Mizner
Chicago
Misner
Yerkes
Dodd Faction Plays Waiting Game at Tribune
Circulation manager Arnold Sheuerman remains in the Tribune force as Dr. Vincent keeps Dodd and allies on staff. Receivership extends with no hearing date set while employees push to fight the suit to a finish and Dodd pursues possibly buying insurgent stock.
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Tribune
Mr. Dodd
Dr. Vincent
Arnold Sheuerman
Force
Stilman
Dodd
Todd
Witte Not Allowed to Resign Proves Repeated Reversals
St. Petersburg reports M. Wittee attempted to resign three times last week but was persuaded to withdraw each time, highlighting a turbulent political episode and ongoing maneuvering surrounding his position.
Pendleton Business College Beats Athena Yellow Kids 15 to 7
In the season opener at the local grounds Pendleton Business College defeated Athena by 15 to 7. PBC standout Lealle Strain and Frank Braggart scored a home run while Clark delivered exceptional fielding and a long running catch. White pitched well for Athena but the visitors showed stronger offense and defense throughout the game.
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Athena Yellow Kids
Pendleton Business College
Vislors
Athena
P. E.C
Lealle Strain
Frank Braggart
Raymond Residence Burglary Reported on Matin Street
Thieving occurred while R Raymond and family were away on the south Matin street hill. Entry was gained through a back door and the home ransacked. Stolen items included a $60 shotgun, rings, jewelry, and other small articles. Police notified upon return from Seattle. no clues yet. The theft appeared committed some time prior to discovery.
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R. Raymond
Matin Street
Seattle
Parliament Opens as King Reads Address in London
London February 19 the new Liberal parliament opened content with free traders for the first time in a decade. The king read the throne speech praising Anglo Japanese peace, and urged progress toward a new constitution for the Transvaal and Orange River Colony. A waterway canal debate split engineers, with American experts favoring a lock plan over a sea level route.
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London
Christian
Auteia
Japan
United States
Madona
Orange River Colony
Washington
Congress
Dr Winton is Dead In Ogden Utah
Ogden Utah Feb 19 Dr William H M Hinton formerly chief surgeon for the Santa Fe at Chicago and a noted railway man in the west died here last night by men in white.
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Winton
Ogden
Utah
William HM. Hinton
Santa Fe
Chicago
West
Standard Hearing Resumed In Paris Mob Scene Painting
Standard OW hearing resumed this morning in St. Louis. The largest painting in the world is being finished in Paris for M. George Rousset, measuring 2468 square feet and depicting a mob during the French Revolution and the immediate aftermath of the Bastille.
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St. Louis
Paris
M. George Rousset
Portland Terminal Railway IL Incorporation Filed
Another electric line is proposed to reach from Portland. Articles of incorporation for the Portland Terminal Railway Company have been filed, signaling plans to extend electric railway service into Salem and surrounding areas.
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Salem
Portland
Portland Terminal Railway IL Company
Cafe cars arrive on O R & N Spokane line
The first cafe observation cars built for the O R & N arrived in the city for service on the Spokane branch. Edward McGowan, a veteran Pullman employee, delivered them to Foreman F F Rounds. The 78 foot long cars seat 10 in observatory and 10 in smoker, with a dining room for 18 and a cafe. Cost estimated at 12000 dollars.
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Pullman
Kpokaye-Pendleton
Edward McGowan
F. F. Rounds
Spokane
McGowan
Pullman Company
Railway and Telegraph Line Incorporation Proposed
The article details a state incorporation with capital stock of 50000 and incorporators T T Burkhart Thorburn Rowe and B Alehm to acquire construct equip and operate a railway and telegraph and telephone line from a point on the Willamette river in Portland west toward the Tualatin river near Cornelius seeking regional communication expansion.
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Ion Department of State
T. T. Burkhart
A. Thorburn Rowe
Funeral for Pet Monkey At Baltimore Hotel
A pet monkey belonging to the Hotel Gortons proprietor died Saturday in Baltimore and received a full funeral with flowers pallbearers and accessories but no minister present. The ceremony reflected the lighthearted tone of the period as mourners attended the unlikely pet’s sendoff.
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Baltimore
Gortos
Connella Takes Editorship At Mountain Home Elmore Bulletin
J W Connella leaves Baker City after arranging shipping to Mountain Home Idaho to publish the Elmore Bulletin He is an experienced newspaper man with over twenty years in the field having worked in St Paul Seattle Sumpter and Baker City His new focus will be irrigation rather than mining and he is expected to apply his mineral experience to regional issues with ease
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J. W. Connella
Mountainhome
Idaho
Elmore
Baker City
Connella
St. Paul
Seattle
Oregon
Sumpter
Northwest Draws Missouri River Tourists Hoping for New Start
The first wave of 1906 spring tourists reached Pendleton via the O R and N, with about 60 transferring to the Spokane branch and a later 100 more arriving, many laboring for railroad projects in the Inland Empire. Most are energetic men ready to seize Northwest opportunities. some women and children arrive with relatives to rent land or work. Few have funds, most $600 to $2500, and most seek information on Oregon, not literature. All intend to stay if they can make a living. the cheap rate lasts until April 7, with an estimated 20,000 tourists expected. There are about 6000 Americans in China today.
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Pendleton
Spikane
Spokane
Inland Empire
Northwest
Washington
Missouri River Point
Northwest States
Central States
Oregon
Lewis and Clark Fairelreuli
Eaat Orexonian
Eaat
Government plans Cold Springs auxiliary reservoir
The interior announces withdrawal of land in townships four and five ranges 29 and 30 east for a Cold Springs reservoir to support the East Umatilla project. Entries after August 16 will be canceled. pre August 16 claimants remain as private owners. Construction will start with the main East Umatilla dam, expanding water supply and reclaimed acreage.
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Umatilla Irrigaton
Cold Springs
East Umatilla
Benson
Secretary of the Interior
World’s Greatest Singers to perform in Pembleton series
Madam Melba and Signor Tamagno to sing in Pembleton under the auspices of J A Owenhouse. World famed soprano and tenor to appear daily with others including Calve and Caruso. Introduces Victor Red Seal records sold from two to one dollar, enabling home listening. Lewiston to host northwest’s largest brewery, per S Heinrich.
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Madam Melba
Signor Tamagno
Pembleton
Ofa, A
Owenhhowse
Victor
Columbia Phonograph
Owenhouse
Oat Eillera Piano Howee
Malin Street
Artietes
Malloam Calve
Slenor Carusgo
Eugelik
Pendleton
Red Seal
Bgilmore Plano House
Malin
Tron Mountain Mall Wreck In St Louis Injures Fifteen
A wreck on Roberto avenue at the Tron Mountain fast mall injured fifteen people this morning. All victims were trainmen and mall clerks none fatally. Engineer Brennecke Fireman Rafferty and a mall clerk were seriously hurt.
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St. Louis
Tron Mountain
Roberto Avenue
Brennecke
Rafferty
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