Famer Oregon Till Burning Near Crescent City
A steamship fire near Crescent City disrupted coast traffic as flames swept the Oregon vessel. Crew fought fumes and spread to prevent spread while passengers and crew were transferred to safety, with Del Norte rescuing many aboard. Last report said the Oregon burned near Crescent City as communication with Portland was interrupted.
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Seedless apples reach Elim from New York exhibit
Report from New York Feb 24 notes seedless apples arriving for exhibition at the Park Place merchant's display. An unnamed expert scoffed at the idea yet others praised the potential of a seedless variety. John F Spencer of Junction Col reportedly produced a notable specimen amid varied opinions on origin.
State Socialian in Springfield Feb 21
Springfield officials report a state socialian was introduced into the legislative lem process on February 21. The event occurred amid local council discussions as residents awaited further action.
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Trust Advances Prices in Pacifi c Coast Packaging
San Francisco Feb 28 lumber mill and box makers across California to British Columbia reach an agreement likely lifting box prices for dried fruits raisins salmon canned goods and citrus. Parts deny specific percentage but expect a 10 percent rise. Shipping and packing industries will face about 1 million more yearly. cannery towns fear costs rise 40k to 50k. New York Feb 24 coroner Flaherty opens probe into Fleet Street church collapse killing 11 and injuring 200. negligence blamed. Wisconsin Feb 25 bill seeks 25,000 for Lewis and Clark exhibition funding in session.
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Nelson to Fight Corbeil Weight Clash Tonight
San Francisco reports on the Nelson versus Corbeil boxing bout. Nelson is underweight by about three-quarters of a pound but trains hard, weighing in near 180. The match draws betting lines and market chatter as the fighters prepare with workouts and routines in the lead up to the ring appearance. Indirect notes touch on wheat market shifts and a court ruling in Chadwick indictments, plus Clatsop County tax levy changes.
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Five Russian Provinces Open Rebellion Across Empire
Rebels declare independence in Baku Elixavetipol Ti iin Futais and Daghestam share pro pronouncement. Kieft Khemon Poltava Hodolla Kharkoff workers strike. 1060 miles telegraph destroyed. 17,000 new workers join the strike at the carnoff factory. Railways severed in Southeastern Russia amid heavy combat and shifting leadership in St Petersburg.
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Keith Pressed for Woodmen Head Post After Falkeberg Death
A. B. Keith editor of the Bulte Miner is viewed as a candidate for head consul of the Woodmen of the World after Ir. A. Falkeeberg’s death. Keith, a long-time fraternal leader and Montana Qualitary Fraternal Congress president, previously served in Woodmen ranks and advocates reform in business methods and retrenchment to secure the order’s future amid potential regulatory pressures.
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Leader Kerth Defies Montana Legality Challenge
Mr. Kerth faces a renewed legal battle in Montana that threatens the integrity of the order. The dispute centers on regulatory actions and possible violations, drawing attention from regional authorities and stakeholders.
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New York Syndicate Buys General Petit Mine
News from New York reports the General Petit mine in Atlanta District was sold to a syndicate of New York capitalists for about 9.2 million dollars, with half paid in cash. The telegram to Mane B H. Coffin was received yesterday, via Stone Capital News.
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Rail stop at Celilo opens portage road visit
A new arrangement by the O R N provides for No 2 noon eastbound and No 1 afternoon westbound trains to stop at Celilo. This offers a fine chance for visitors to reach the portage road work site, as reported by The Dalles Chronicle.
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Black Butte Engineer Ordered to Resume Duty After Milling Reopens
Black Biter H. M. Dexter of the Black Butte company was ordered Saturday to report for duty at once as milling resumes. The clean up is described as the best yet made by Grant County News.
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Campaign for Woodcraft 16 Starts Membership Drive
The Women of Woodcraft campaign to admit men began with a special Commercial Revelation meeting. Officers of each Woodcraft circle and the local Woodmen of the World camp will meet with the managers to organize the drive, with business men and secretaries aiding.
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Orange shipments drive interstate rail disputes escalation
In San Francisco on February 28 the interstate commerce commission challenged Southern Pacific and Santa Fe over orange shipments from Southern California to the East. The case covers about 26,000 carloads valued at $17.5 million with freight charges of $4.125 million retained by the two railroads, leaving growers and middlemen to profit after refrigeration and other costs.
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Actress Nan Patterson Granted Temporary Release
New York February 26 Justice Gaynor adjourned the habeas corpus case of Nan Patterson until Wednesday due to the absence of the Assistant District Attorney Rand. The young actress was brought from the Tombs in a cab and greeted in the courtroom by her father, whose kiss showed relief at a brief prison-quarter release while confinement has taken its toll on her appearance.
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Pendleton Woolen Mill to Weave Indian Rugs
Pendleton Woolen Mill plans a rug weaving program using Indian robe patterns. Manager Ferguson aims to extend the line beyond blankets to rugs, with East coast looms arriving for a small scale start and a course wool backing. If successful, rug production will expand and be marketed with the robes.
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Dunne Nominated Mayor By Democratic Municipal Platform
Chicago February 36 Edward F Dunne circuit judge of this district has been nominated for mayor by the democratic party on a municipal ownership platform.
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Change Map of Portland North End Reform Proposal
Sheriff T M Word pledges to overhaul Portland North End within 24 hours. He outlines restricting vice to defined chambers under strict sheriff supervision and eradicating connections with barns while centralizing oversight. Octaville Yates claims invention of an unrefillable bottle.
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Senator Kearns Attacks Mormon Leadership in Senate Speech
Senator Kearns of Utah assailed Mormon leadership during a floor speech, claiming the church’s historic statehood compact has been broken and alleging broad church influence over morals, society, finance, and politics. A large audience listened as he retired from public life next Saturday. The report also notes Colombia naming a new minister and Senate Judiciary Committee rebuke of the president over appointments.
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Senate refers to commerce panel freight rates probe
Washington February 4 The senate referred to the committee on interstate commerce a resolution seeking a recess inquiry into freight rates rebates and related charges. No opposition was noted and approval seems likely.
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Tide level canal recommended by Washington engineers
Five engineers and members of the Tathmilan canal commission unanimously back a tide level canal. They cite lower labor costs and easier enlargement as traffic grows. Proposed specs include bottom width 180 feet, minimum depth 6 feet 6, construction limit 18 years, twin tidal locks 1000 feet long and 100 feet wide.
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Tathmilan Canal Commission
Independent oil refinery planned under Kansas laws
Kansas City Kansas Feb 25 orders placed for first independent refinery under new Kansas protection. A Miotawa plant will be built within 60 days with capacity of 1000 barrels per week. Output will be sold cold under contract to jobbers competing with Standard Oil in the Southwest.
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