Uren Announces Candidacy for U S Senate
W R U Ren announces his bid for the United States Senate from Oregon City declaring Fulton hostile to initiative No 1 and aligned with Standard Oil and corporate interests. He unveils a platform including national and state initiative, recall, minority representation, postal reform, rural delivery, pure food laws, coast defense, irrigation, tariff revision, and loyalty to Rooseveltian principles.
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Oregon City
Ore
U'Ren
Oregon
United States
C. W. Fulton
Standard Oil
Cake
Roomveltland
Honora Murphy Murder Rumors of Robbery and Bay Body
John Murphy, Honora Murphy’s brother, accuses foul play after her body was found in the San Francisco Bay near North Beach. He says she was robbed of about 200 dollars as she prepared to travel to Stockton, and that her body with an empty purse and bank book was dumped to hide the crime. The bank book shows deposits around 1000 dollars. the purse held 85 cents.
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San Francisco
John Murphy
Honora Murphy
North Beach
Murphy
Stockton
Indian educator studies American pedagogy at Washington
Gru Datta Ku mar, a native of India who taught at National College in Calcutta, registered at the University of Washington to study education methods. He arrived in Seattle from India to learn American pedagogy with plans to adapt reforms for Calcutta’s schools after his stay.
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Seattle
Gru Datta Kumar
India
National College
Calcutta
University of Washington
Department of Education
Reuterdahl to Reply to Critics on Return
Callao Peru Feb 25 Henry Reuterdahl the marine artist with the fleet will not reply to critics while with the fleet Upon arrival home he will issue a reply to his article on the navy’s weakness once he is back in the United States
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Callao
Peru
Henry Reuterdahl
Libel suit begun against Bulletin editor and proprietor
San Francisco February 25. A jury is being selected to try BR A Crothers and Fremont Older publisher and editor of the Bulletin, accused by W A Tevis of libel over a January 14 story charging Tevis with protecting grafters to sell the Bay counties water plant to the city for 10 000 000. Judge Dooling presides. Three jurors temporarily drawn. Sensational disclosures anticipated.
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San Francisco
BR. A. Crothers
Fremont Older
The
Bulletin
W. A. Tevis
Tegis
Bay Counties
Dooling
Dunne
Experts Say Thaw Faces Progressive Paranoia At Asylum
New York observers report from Mattewan asylum that Thaw may be held for life. Alienists diagnose progressive paranoia and predict a miracle to change his fate. The state board may report within 60 days, but it is not mandatory.
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Asylum
New York
Mattewan Asylum
State Board
Oregon Senate Dinner Stalls Law Work For 20 Minutes
Washington reports that the Oregon senator Fulton ordered a royal chinook salmon dinner in the senate restaurant. All but three members, including Clapp, left the chamber to join the meal while the Exclusion Law and related debate paused temporarily. Representative Hagen of California urged rapid action before the foreign affairs committee, claiming broad Pacific coast support for Japanese exclusion.
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Oregon
Senate
Hayes
Lilley
Washington
Fulton
Clapp
Hays
Hagen
California
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pacific Coast
Reign of Terror Emoto in Lisbon
Dispatches from Lisbon describe a reign of terror as the Duke of Oporto consolidates power and the queen mother prepares to flee to Spain. The young king appears unable to rule, arrests surge without records, many homes are searched, occupants imprisoned, and signs point to an outbreak within days.
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Sumes
Lisbon
Oporto
Spain
Tragedy in Denver Attacks Catholic Church Father Leo Killed
A man identified as Giuseppe Allo killed Father Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeth's Church in Denver as the church rededicated after the act. The assailant, born in Avallon Sicily, claimed exile from the church in Italy for anarchistic teaching and sought to murder clergy after his wife left him. He arrived in Denver last November and had limited work since.
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Guisseppe Alio
Italy
Denver
Leo Heinrichs
Guisseppe Guarnacio
St Elizabeth's Church
Father Leo
St Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Percy Walter Phillips
Matz
Los Angeles
Guiseppe Allo
Avalon
Siciliy
Buenos Ayres
New York City
Kansas
Elis
Kan
Iltte
Charges Against Boat Company Influence in Submarine Legislation
Representative Lilley of Connecticut filed with the house rules committee a brief accusing the Electric Boat company of improper influence in submarine boat legislation before the house naval affairs committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat Company
Washington
Lilley
Connecticut
House Committee On Rules
Electric Boat Company
House Committee On Naval Affaire
Senator Owen Delivers Maiden Speech in Senate
Senator Owen of Oklahoma spoke in the Senate in a maiden address advocating his substitute for the Aldrich bill in Washington on February 25.
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Owen
Washington
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Aldrich
Sausalito Trustees Bar Orientals From School
Sausalito school trustees adopted a resolution to bar all orientals from town schools. Sung H Cho, a Korean student, has been compelled to leave as the first result. Cho and several Japanese with an attorney will visit the school to demand his readmittance.
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San Francisco
Sausalito
Sung H. Cho
Cho
Woman can paint her face, Vancouver sermon stirs debate
A Vancouver BC preacher Rev P C Parker sparked a sensation by declaring in a sermon that it is not a sin for a woman to paint her face if she wishes. He argued that makeup causes no more harm than dressing nicely if used to improve appearance and dismissed critics as fault-seekers.
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Bellingham
Wash
Vancouver
B. C
P. C. Parker
Missoula Board of Health orders West Front closures
The Missoula city board of health orders a four day closure of all public places on West Front Street to halt a smallpox outbreak. All residents in the district must be vaccinated or quarantined for 14 days. The West Front area covers the tenderloin and rooming house section of the city, where about 35 cases are known.
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Missoula
Mont
City Board of Health
West Front Street
Weat Front
Hinkle Ditch Company Buys Large Umatilla County Land
The Hinkle Ditch Company of Echo buys a large block of land under its ditch from Merchants Savings & Trust of Portland for 540,000. The sale completes a pending contract as a mortgage of 545,000 to J Frank Watson of Merchants National Bank of Portland was filed when deeds were recorded. The purchase aims to seed alfalfa and other crops this year.
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Umatilla County
Hinkle Ditch Company
Echo
Merchante’ Savings & Trust Company of
Portland
Merchants Savings & Trust Company
County Recorder
J. Frank Watson
Merchants National Bank of Portland
Ditch Company
Baltimore and Ohio train derails near Pittsburg
A special Baltimore and Ohio train derailed near Pittsburg Pennsylvania on Saturday and carried over two million dollars in cash. The money was guarded closely and not molested after the wreck.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Coal famine threatens mountain division shipments
A coal shortage halts immediate shipments on the mountain division with 4500 tons stored at La Grande and daily use about 200 tons. Workers at La Grande gathered storage coal for distribution to Kamela Bingham Springs and Pleasant Valley as Wyoming mines resume soon.
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Mountain
Wyoming
Sald
la Grande
Kamela
Bing
Ham Springs
Pleasant Valley
Mountain Division
Six men arrested in Alabama over alleged home theft plot
In Birmingham on February 25 six white men from Mote Alabama were arrested on a federal warrant charged with attempting to steal a house. The warrant alleges the men went to Alice Jones's residence with three yoke of oxen and 3 feet of wire rope to remove her homestead by force.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mote
Als
Alice Jones
Western Passenger association eyes two cent rate plan
At a special Chicago meeting the Western Passenger association tentatively backed a minimum two cents per mile for summer tourist rates but failed to reach unanimity. A joint meeting with the Transcontinental Passenger association is required to settle the controversy.
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Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Rare Kidney Removal Surgery At Walla Walla Hospital
Mrs. Nelson mother of C. E. Nelson of this city underwent a highly serious operation in Walla Walla yesterday. Surgeons removed a kidney due to an injury eight years ago. Despite the danger she withstood the ordeal well and her condition is now highly satisfactory. Clark Nelson was present and returned from Walla Walla last evening.
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Nelson
C. E. Nelson
Walla Walla
One Lung Declared Insane in County Jail
A Chinese man known as One Lung or Jung Yeon, held in the county jail for weeks, was yesterday adjudged insane and will be sent to the asylum. A delegation of Chinamen led by Ung Goey investigated his case and declared he was wholly bug house despite care.
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One Lung
Jung Yeon
Ung Goey
Affidavits Delayed Until Friday in Graft Cases
San Francisco February 26 affidavits from Heney and Langton in the Ruef graft cases were not filed today. They are expected to be produced Friday.
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San Francisco
Heney
Langton
Abe Ruef
Death of Arlington resident Mr Harold Slaughter
Mrs Harold Slaughter, living at the Arlington lodging house, received word this morning of the sudden death of her husband in Trinidad Col. He had been a longtime resident of the city and was a member of the Knights of Pythias and Woodmen relief lodge there.
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Harold Slaughter
Arlington Lodging House
Trindad
Col
That City
K. of P. and Woodmen Relief
Bourne Bets on Roosevelt Nomination at Chicago
Senator Bourne of Oregon challenged Senator Elkins of West Virginia with a wager of six thousand dollars that President Roosevelt would be nominated by the Chicago convention. The exchange occurred at the White House, but no bet was completed as Elkins refused to back down and Bourne kept his offer on the table.
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Washington
Bourne
Oregon
Roosevelt
Chicago
Elkine
West Virginia
White House
Elkins
Excursion Train Derailed Near Laredo
A Gates excursion party on a nine sleeper train carrying 70 passengers derailed at Oroville, 20 miles from Laredo, Texas. Thirty passengers are reported injured though full extent is unknown. Many aboard are from Ohio.
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San Antonio
Texas
Laredo
Gates
Oroville
Ohio
Thieves Kennedy and Grabin Sentenced for Pendleton Burglaries
Frank Kennedy and William Grabin pleaded guilty to four counts of burglary in Pendleton. Circuit Judge H J Bean sentenced eight years in the penitentiary, with further penalty imposed on the fourth count to follow tomorrow. Both men are described as young roamers, with Kennedy claiming to have visited 35 states and ties to New Jersey. Authorities recovered stolen Casey Molalla Hill property in Portland.
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Frank Kennedy
William Grabin
Pendleton
H. J. Bean
Oregon
Kennedy
Grabin
Portland
Taylor
Casey
Molalla
James Nelson
Hill
Salem
Union
New Jersey
Jersey City
Americans in Paris and Foreign Cities Observe Washington Birthday
Americans in Paris and other foreign cities marked Washingtons birthday with suitable ceremonies and observances on Saturday reflecting patriotic spirit and respect for the national holiday.
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Paris
Washington
Americans Readies Protest Over Japan Manchuria Policy
American policy since the Hay circular seeks to defend China's entity after Japan violated Portsmouth stipulations. Chinese governors plan a Mukden conference to deter further aggressions as Japan usurps municipal government and seizes telegraphs and railways. A formal protest to Japan is anticipated in the coming weeks.
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John Hig
China
Mullen
Washington
Walter Wellman
United States
Japan
Manchuria
State Hay
Portsmouth
Mukden
Newspapers Silent on Manchuria Criticisms in Tokyo
Japanese papers in Tokyo say they cannot refute or endorse American criticisms of policy in Manchuria without proof of their insertions. They view American papers as eager to devise new pretexts for an anti Japanese campaign.
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Tokyo
Manchoria
Ore strike near Rawhide yields nearly pure gold
Rawhide New reports another remarkable ore strike with ore running 790 to the ton. Waste 200,000,000 dollars worth of coal yearly in the United States due to improper mining methods, says J A Holmes of the U S Geological Survey at the American Institute of Mining Engineers meeting.
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Rawhide
New
New York
United States
J. A. Holmes
Technological Branch
United States Geological Survey
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Emblems for Long Service at Eureka Lodge
At the Eureka lodge No. 22 meeting three members were awarded veterans emblems for 25 years of continuous membership. John M. Bentley, George W. Webb, and F. E. Sharon received emblematic watch charms marked with the number 26, presented by J. H. Lawrey on behalf of the lodge.
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Odd Fellows
Eureka Lodge No. 22
John M. Bentley
George W. Webb
E. Sharon
Order For
Oregon
Col. Bentley
Eureka Lodge
J. H. Lawrey
Freewater Sunday School Convention in Umatilla County
Delegates from 20 Sunday schools in Umatilla County will meet in Freewater on March 4 and 6 for the annual Sunday school convention. Freewaters are preparing to entertain. Rev C A Phillis will deliver talks on Sunday school work. Officers named include Frank K Welles president T C Frasier vice president Mrs A J Owen secretary and A C Punk treasurer.
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Umwtia County
Freewater
Umatilla County
Freewaters
C. A. Phillis
Oregon
Frank K. Welles
T. C. Frasier
A. J. Owen
C Punk
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San Francisco Bulletin
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Wheels OF Government
Reign OF Terror
EMOTO
Duke of
King
Chinaman
Harold Slaughter Dean
Amvangharia
Wellman
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