Weaving Our Destiny at the Endeavor Meeting
The Eastern District report shows steady growth with seven new societies in Wallowa Grant Malheur and surrounding counties and a statewide membership rise. Dr House of Portland spoke on weaving destiny, likening life to a loom where memory imagination senses and will drive human progress, urging individuals to be all they can be.
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Ray Jones
Heyden
Retary
Goother
Eraure
Hori
Salem
Washington
California
Presi‘kwood
Wallowa
Grant
Mall
Dr. House
Portland
Union
Church of Today
Baker City’s After Thugs Drive Citizens to Act
Baker City moves to curb crime after a hold up case and a Pendleton exodus. White and Hasnett acquitted of a saloon robbery face orders to leave within 12 hours, while a Law and Order League is proposed to aid police in purging the city of suspected desperadoes.
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White
Guessett
Pendleton
Law and Order League
Baker Chiy Pub
Bneterm
Oregon
Baker
Asred
J. B. Messick
Hasnett
Geiser Grand
Mint
Grand Jury
Thi
Panama canal treaty ratified amid protests by some Democrats
The Panama canal treaty passed 66 to 14 after a closing day debate. Senators from Southern states opposed on principle but favored ratification due to constituency support. The House Judiciary Committee advanced a bill to divide Washington state into two districts and create a new Indian Territory supreme court. Third Infantry ordered to Panama to relieve Marines on canal duty. voyage from New York expected within days.
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Panama Canal
Teller
Colorado
Foreign Relations Committee
Bacon
United States
Panama
Colon
Colombia
Paname
Morgan
Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Supreme Court
Indian Territory
House Committee On Territoriet
D. McKenzie
Cold Foot
Alaska
Benjamin Millard
Waeldex
Ingane
Alpeka
King Adams
New York
Wickington
War Department
Third United States Infantry
Fort Thomas
Canal
Entonumo
Caribbean Sea
Charleston
Fab
Joomis
Dewey
Russian Cavalry Appears in Korea and Baltic Fleet Moves
Russian forces report cavalry presence at Anju Korea and telegraph lines cut as British ships concentrate near the Greek archipelago. Port Arthur repairs near completion as the Black Sea fleet and Odessa dockyards draw attention, while France maintains neutrality and Tokyo notes fresh Port Arthur actions.
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Constantinople
The
Porte
Black Sea
Sebastopole
Odessa
Dardanelles
Balkan
London
Chee Foo
Port Arthur
Spokane Shippers Boycott Northern Roads for O R N & W
Spokane on February 23 reports a mass meeting of the Spokane Shippers Association voting to boycott Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads in favor of O R & N until freight rates are adjusted. A resolution urges shifting all business to O R & N until rates from Eastern points to Spokane align with terminal point rates plus 26 percent of the return rate.
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Spokane
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Spokane Shippers’ Association
Celebration on March Seventh Order Banquet Planned
The local Eagles lodge schedules a large banquet at Hotel Bickera to mark the anniversary of the orders founding on March 7. Seventy six new members will be initiated and a reception will follow as committee members Conrad Piatzoeder J T Hinkle and Roy T Hitner oversee arrangements.
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Bickera
Conrad Piatzoeder
J. T. Hinkle
Roy T. Hitner
Oregon Democrats Pick Portland for State Convention
In Portland on April 19 the Democratic state convention will be held with 272 delegates allocated by county bases from 1902 vote totals. Baker and Umatilla lead with 13 and 12 delegates respectively, Multnomah 48, Marion 17, Lane 12, and other counties apportioned. Chairman White plans to step down. Alex Snead is seen as potential next state chair.
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Umatilla County
White
Portland
Democratic State Central Committee
Imperial
Chamberlain
Baker
Benton
Cinckamas
Clatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
Curry
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Jackson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Mult
Samuel White
State Committee
Alex Sneak
Umatilla
Tate
Mulinomas
Dewlgulus Ling
Lane Alo
German failure affects Bremen firms worth millions
Bremen on Feb 2 reports that the demise of coin dealer Johann Lahausen triggers impact on several German and American firms. Liabilities reach one million marks with assets of 200,000 marks, signaling significant financial strain across trade links. In Spokane a dog bite case yields a 960 judgment against Julius Miller for injuries from Miller's dog. The trial swayed by witness testimony of repeated attacks. In La Grande a saloon row leaves John Keller near death after a beating by Silent Rowan and Silke. Keller’s condition is critical.
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Bremen
Johann Lahausen
Spokane
Carrie Lareen
Julius Miller
Miller
la Grande
Rowan
Silke
John Keller
Keller
Murder by Drunken Insane Man Shocks Terre Haute
Jerome Duran a railway employee by reproach not employed boarded house of Mrs. Ben Ramey and her two children in Terre Haute Indiana and killed them by slashing throats with a razor. Duran described as of good character when sober.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jerome Duran
Ben Raemsey
Duran
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