Fragmented report on laboratory accident and arrests
Unclear passages describe a laboratory incident with wires, destroyed samples, and an analyst named Hoch under investigation. The text references charges against Hoch and Toda, a railway case involving the Kine and Tor line, and a public figure named Robert. Also noted are a poet Miss Houdek and a marriage of Edward W. Zeuske and Emma A. Farlinger at Hotel Bickers. The fragmentary report mentions a mine near Mt and a flooded site.
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W. Zeuske
Emma A. Farlinger
Bickers
W. L. van Nuys
Aervean
Mrs. Zuenke
Helix
President to Address University of Pennsylvania Graduates
President and party traveled from Washington to Philadelphia by private train and arrived at 10 40 am to a public ovation. He will address University of Pennsylvania students and receive the degree of doctor of laws at the Academy of Music where the exercises will be held.
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ysVenn
Washington
Jenr
Philadelphia
University of Pennsyl‘vania
Academy of Music
Doctor Harper operation at Presbyterian hospital
An early morning arrival in Chicago reports Dr McBurney of New York will operate on Dr William R Harper president of Chicago University for cancer. The operation is set for 2 pm at Presbyterian hospital Lincoln Neb with several Chicago surgeons aiding. Fire in London? none. Rome bakers strike grows. government orders army bakers to prepare bread.
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Chicago
McBurney
New York
William R. Harper
Chicago University
Presbyterian Hospital
Rome
Tree Planting on Great Aggle County Wide Event
Twenty five hundred participants and thousands of outsiders gathered in Pred County for a massive tree planting drive. The plan covers a 60 mile county belt with the goal to plant along the road from Kingsbury to the county line, with women and schoolchildren joining the effort. Vehicles ferried participants from Fresno Fowler Selma Reedly and Kingsbury to sites along the route.
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County
Mand
Emi
Rome
Meron
Polnia
Here
Kingsbury
Poole
Fresno
Fowler
Selma
Reedly
Cancherh
Passenger Train Wreck Near Santa Anita
A north bound Southern Pacific coal mine train wrecked between Santa Anita and Augustine early morning. William Lowrie of San Francisco was killed instantly. Many passengers and crew injured. Mrs J Pitheon Staples Minn and Mrs J H McClung Bertrand Wis sprained shoulders. W W Blake Fruitville Cal bruised, P G Negrich San Luis Obispo bruised. Engine and several cars derailed after striking a land slip. Injured taken to San Francisco.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Southern Pacific
Santa Anita
Augustine
William Lowrie
San Francisco
Mra
J. Pitheon
Staples
Minn
J. H. McClung
Bertrand
Wis
Beck
W. W. Biake
Fruitville
P. G. Negrich
San Luie Obispo
Japan Orders Twenty Five Torpedo Boat Destroyers
The Japanese government ordered immediate construction of 26 torpedo boat destroyers with 16 in government yards and 20 in private yards. Reports say Russia bombarded Japanese lines as Oyama notes continued action with heavy guns placed near Tamountaba.
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Japan
Tokio
Oyama
Houselans
Chinolntum
Tamountaba
Progress on Panama Canal Eagles at Oregon City
J T Hinkle returned from Oregon City where he mediated a Eagles initiation Monday night. Seventy charter members were taken in and 100 more had paid fees but were absent. Grant B Dimick was elected worthy president with Judge J A Fee as a replacement elector. Dr W Beetrull, head of the state medical association, is vice president. A social banquet followed the lodge formation and the Oregon City circle was praised for its personnel.
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J. T. Hinkle
Oregon City
Eagles
Grant B. Dimick
Waa
Dimick
Washington
Oregon
J. A. Fee
W. Beetrull
State Medical Ansociation
Hinkle
Aerte
Salem's New School House Becomes Topic of Study
Salem figures J M Crossan and J M Pletcher toured Walla Walla with Walter G McCalley of Gilbert Hunt Co to vet the merite of Walla Walla High School. Salem authorities plan a $60,000 high school building this summer after years in a colonial wooden shack.
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J. M. Crossan
J. M. Pletcher
Salem
Ore
Yeaterday
Puesta
Walter G. McCalley
Gilbert Hunt Company
Walla Walla
Pacific Northwest
Phelps Quarantine Lifted After Disease Reports
This afternoon a quarantine was lifted for several residences after reports of fever and mumps. A fever case involved the child of Judge James A. Fee on Railroad Street. A mumps case appeared in the Leoce family above the hospital. The quarantine on the Darrance residence on Court Street was removed.
Canal work advances as Pan American party reports progress
New York February 22 Barclay Par non Prof W H Burr and Pan American canal commission members arrived from Colon and report canal construction ahead of schedule Four thousand laborers are at work and 1000 more engaged Salinas Cal February 22 Peter Villa an SP employee bleeds to death after a quarrel over Julius assassination of Sergius Baynes Villa struck on the nose fracture bleeds doctors unable to stop Colville Reservation to Open Washington February 22 an amendment to the Indian appropriation bill proposes spending 1500000 to pay Colville Indians for part of their reservation thought to be opened to settlement in 1906
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New York
Barclay Parnon
W. H. Burr
Pan-American Canal Commission
Colon
Salinas
Cal
Peter Villa
Southern Pacific
Pacific Grove
Sergius
Robert Baynes
Villa
Colville Reservation
Washington
Bard
California
Colville
Philippine Tariff Cut Favored in House Committee
Washington February 22 The House Ways and Means Committee voted to authorize a favorable report on the bill reducing Philippine tariff duties on tobacco and sugar to five percent of the Dingley tariff law.
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Washington
House
Whys and Means
Philippines
Coal Magnates Fined for Coal Price Conspiracy
Springfield UL Feb 824 Supreme court today sustained a circuit court ruling fining 17 leading coal companies from 100 to 600 dollars each for conspiring to fix coal prices for the winter of 1902 08. Astoria & Columbia railroad Portland Feb 22 will equip engines for off burning starting June 1 first road in Portland to switch locomotives off.
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Springfield
Supreme Court Todey
Circuit Court
Silinoia Coal Companien
Astoria Hallroad
Wil Boro
Portland
Astoria &Columbia Railroad
Q Schools Close Until Next Monday
City schools will close for fumigation of rooms and books following a recommendation by Health Officer Dr W G Cole. Pendleton and St Josephs academica included with public schools due to widespread measles fever and other illnesses. board to review and reopen Monday with precautions for exposed children.
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W. G. Cole
Pendleton
St. Joseph's Academica
Ion
Health Offecr Cole
Conklin
Echo Board
Ote
Bills Become Laws Without Signature In Oregon
Salem February 22 Governor Chamberlain allows a bill for care of wayward girls to become law without his signature. He also refuses a bill creating a deputy Nedwarden with a 1000 salary and a clerk at 900, and a deputy constable in Multnomah county. Protest by Portland ministers cites Catholic institutions as beneficiaries of state aid. Also reported: Councilman John A. Brewer dies in Walla Walla after grip. Trappist monk injured in Montreal millstone accident. Auburn California Weber jury undecided on punishment. one juror seeks life imprisonment.
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Chamberlain
Salem
Wayward Girin
Nedwarden
Multnomah County
Portland
Brewer
Walla Walla
John A. Brewer
Whitman County
Auburn
Cal
Weber
Local option vote deferred under temperance pressure
In Oregon leaders of the local option movement decide no precinct elections will be held before the June 1906 general election. The move aims to avoid burdening taxpayers with scattered local votes and to concentrate on shaping public sentiment until the regular election. The delay is welcomed by liquor dealers and protemperance advocates alike as a way to avoid hastily staged costs and to focus on statewide outcome.
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Temperance
Idquor Men
Law
Nest
Oregon
Porthind
Wos
Portland
Inn
Pendleton
Yaquis Capture Wardner Prompts U S Travel Notice
Senator Dubois reported Wardner's capture by Yaqui Indians in Mexico. Secretary Hay replied that Mexican authorities control the situation and that both the U S and Mexican governments are pursuing Wardner's release. Wardner hails from Wardner Idaho and is a prominent state figure. The report notes Vanderbilt lines executive W H Newman reserves $120,000 annually starting soon.
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Yaquis
J. P. Wardner
Dubois
State Department
James P. Wardner
Mexico
Hay
Wardner
Idaho
Mate— Bobe Capital News
Bribery Allegation Hits Anti Cigarette Bill Fight
Indianapolis report says Rep Baker accused a tobacco trust man on the floor of offering $100 to sway a vote. He yielded three witnesses and an envelope with 190 cash but kept the briber’s name private. Judiciary Committee to open bribery inquiry as the anti cigarette bill is framed to fit a radical agenda.
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Judiciary Committee
Indianapolis
House
Baker
Tobacco Trust
Cantwell
Investigating Beef Trust Actions Intensify in Chicago
Secret legal actions against the beef trust continue at the District Attorney's office despite a holiday. Detectives bustle gathering evidence in packing houses as government officials note Packers ignored a Supreme Court injunction. A special grand jury is convened, signaling intensified pressure on the industry.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
Thethen
Paul
Washington
Supreme Court
Horses Headed to Canada and Alberta Visit
Ames Nelson and James Nelson plan horse shipments to Canada. Nick Taltenger left Spokane for Alberta this morning to settle a new home, praising the winter wheat and noting snow cleared. Taltenger, once a resident near Adima, expresses satisfaction with Canada. James Nelson, formerly near Pendleton, arrives next week to buy a carload of horses.
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Ames Nelson
Canada
Nick Taltenger
Spokane
Alberta
Mr. Taltenger
Thorkoady
Mr. Tallenger
Adima
Expresson Dimeelf
James Nelson
Pendleton
Ready for Spring Plowing With Traction Engine
Farmers prepare for spring plowing as Dave Nebergall travels to the William Schwandt place, seven miles northwest of town, to outfit a steam plowing rig. The Schwandt plow features five gangs of three bottoms, to be powered by a traction engine, and will begin work if weather remains mild.
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Dave Nebergall
William Schwandt
Schwandt
Forgery of Wells Name Ties to World’s Fair Funds
Ex Governor Wells describes discovery of a forgery using his name to obtain 2100 pounds from the World’s Fair fund. He recounts a dramatic encounter with his brother in law John Cannon, secretary of the commission, who did not deny the crime and later disappeared in January.
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Balt Lake
Wells
Pair Fund
John Cannon
Commission
Cannon
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