Exclusion Law Sustained in Multiple Cases and Canal Inquiry
Exclusion law was sustained as Herman to be tried in March and the Hyde and Henderson cases set for April. A special Senate committee was authorized to probe Panama Canal affairs and related railroad management. Other items include trials in Savannah for harbor fraud, a Chicago bank inquiry into John Walsh, and notes on the Don Pedro Don Marites cipher and Philippine tariff discussions.
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Bensen-Hyde
Canale
Panama Canal
Dro Ree
John TH. Wall
Ciaynord
Green Pegine
Secunnat
Herman
Im Marci
Washington
Jan
Fronela J. Heney
Department of Justice
Binger Hermann
Hyde-Henson
Ane
Weahington
Senate
At & Special
Athe
Todhiy
Pasama
Chicago
Chicago National and Home Savings Bank
O Day
John J. Walsh
Clearing House Committee
Waleh
Scripps Gives 60000 for San Diego Marine Station
San Diego financier Miss Scripps has donated 60000 toward a permanent building for a public aquarium and scientific laboratory at the La Jolla marine biological station. The station, established under Prof. Ritter of UC, will benefit from the endowment while Mick Scripps, a La Jolla resident, has supported its founding.
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San Diego
Jan. J
Mike Elsen
FH. Scripps
Slater
EB. W. Scripps
la Jolla
Ritter
Tite
University of California
Mick Scripps
Chicago Wheat Market Quotation Headlines
Quotations from the wheat center show Chicago closing prices with wheat at 77-4, corn at 44 7-5, and patent at 23-8. A health update notes Dr. Itingo Improved after several days of illness and pneumonia risk.
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Chicago
Itingo
Ringo
BOE-Payet te Canal Work to Begin With Plans Adopted
In Washington jurists say the government project for the Payette Canal will start soon. Plans and specifications from consulting engineers were adopted with minor changes. Bids open Feb 1 for the dam and canal work aimed at completion by Oct 1 1907, with the temporary Jackson’s Lake works to begin immediately. Potable water and storage expansions to meet later needs outlined.
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Rotwe
D. W
Hue
Washington
Hitde
Indian Creek
Deer Flat
Jow
Jackson's Lake
Wyoming
Snake
Winter irrigation spreads flood water savings statewide
The article describes using waste flood waters for irrigation in Kaw Land and Hudson Bay areas. Winter irrigation now underway with 1006 acres benefiting. old ditch systems disrupted as water stored in soil aids alfalfa, fruit, and garden crops. Land value increases dramatically, from raw brush to productive fields. The method relies on winter floods, storing moisture for summer use.
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Preewater
Hudson Igy
W. T. Shaw
Hudson Bay
Warehouse Fire Ravages Fifth and Bryant District
San Francisco the Overland Freight and Transfer wirehouse at Fifth and Bryant burned this morning incinerating fifteen horses and a large stock of merchandise. The Yankee Consul company lost two truckloads of properties in the blaze. Estimated loss around 60,000 dollars. In Berlin Minister Richthofen suffered a paralytic stroke and is in dangerous condition.
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San Francisco
Overland Freight & Transfer Company
Fifth and
Bryant Streets
Yankee Consul” Theatrical Company
Bo, Herlin
Defiant witnesses in Standard Oil inquiry defy questions
New York witnesses in the Standard Oil probe refuse to answer about links to Indiana and Kentucky entities. Tom Lawson may testify. Howard Page and Eugene Kearney also declined to answer or sought counsel. Court orders Rogers to show cause while others reveal limited details on past affiliations.
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New York
Jan. i
H. H. Hogers
Standard of Investigation
Standard Company of
Indiana
Standard Company
Kentucky
Rogers
Tie
Walter Tengle
John Teagle
Walter
Hadley
Teagle
Coun‘sel
Tom Lawson
Boston
Standard Ol Company
Republic Company
Walter Piers Oil Company
Page
Hadty
Howard Page
Kearney
Eugene Kearney
Broadway
Johm
Supreme Court
Davis
Hon
Glidersleeve
Aime
Tremerton to Hammer Steel Work for Two Years
A telegram announced the Oregon would reach Tremerton in three weeks with docks ready for a two year repair and remodeling project. At least 1000 men are expected to be employed for the duration, reversing months of layoffs and business decline in the town. Meanwhile a broker and loan stock exchange president, L. W. Pryor, was found dead in a hotel, apparently by his own hand. Elsewhere, martial law spreads in a distant conflict as Comadice defeats the rebels, and Panama railway expansion adds locomotives, coaches, and box cars to its fleet in six months.
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Bigveerion
Jan
Oregon
Tremerton
Opens Water Works bids for Manila project
War department reports Manila dispatch on gravity water works bids. J G White & Co of New York offers 1 096 853 dollars. Maison Lord & Bolser of San Francisco bid 1 440 729 dollars. Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co bids 1 071 080 dollars. Shaw-Butcher Co of Sacramento bids 1 067 022 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Manila
Bliss
J. G. White & Co
New York
Maison, Lord & Bolser
San Francisco
Atlantic, Gul¢ & Pacific Company
Shaw-Butcher Company
Sacramento
Jute Shipment Arrives at Penitentiary in Walla Walla
Jute shipment of 3500 bales from Colcutta reached the penitentiary. Quality judged superior to last year and could enable about 100 more grain bags to be stored, bringing total near 559. In Durango, Sheriff Thompson and policeman Jesse Stensel dueled in the streets. both hospitalized and said to be dying.
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Walla Walla
Inet
Colcutti Hag
Durango
Col
Jesse Stensel
Warships Bombard Town as Insurgents Hold Strong
Report from St. Petersburg on January 9 states warships bombarded the town after insurgents resisted. In Omaha, Harry Welch and Frank Mimnbert pleaded guilty to similar charges and await sentencing. Prosecutors seek to convict Rev. Geo. G. Ware on the same accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Novoroysick Jre
Omaha
Harry Welch
Frank Mimnbert
Geo.g. Ware
Supreme Court Denies Potions and Rules in Oregon Cases
Salem Jan 1 The supreme court denied the petition of TC Ryan the Mike foot race promoter. The governor waived him from three years in the entientia. Decisions in three eastern Oregon cases reversed and remanded. Quackenbush and Burroughs won in Use tower courts against Artesian Springs Water & Land Co over a Mashwar county ditch payment. The Frocks won in lower court in bond for deed cancellation. Goodnoveh Mercantile and others were reversed in a bankruptcy foreclosure dispute.
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Salem
Supreme Court
Ryan
Mike Foot
Entientia
Oregon
A. K. Quackenbuah
Mashwar
Macele Higinbotham
George Emiginbotham
Henry Frock
Bertha Frock
Frocks
Goodnoveh Mercantile & Stock Company
White to Hang for Saloon Murder in Seattle
Walla Walla report says Ed White's death warrant was signed by Judge Griffin in Seattle. White, with John Hildebrand, robbed Louw Conway's saloon in September 1904 and White shot Murphy during the attempt. Hildebrand is serving a life term.
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Muorderee
Walla Walla
Willema
White
Griffin
Seattle
Hangling
Mackintosh
Connora
John Hildebrand
Louw Conway
Murphy
Hildebrand
Erie
Tom Pong Arrested in Butte Chinatown Opium Den Case
In Butte Montana on January 1 police arrested Tom Fong, owner of a Chinatown opium den, on suspicion of being one of the murderers of gambler Obert Shadwell. Shadwell, robbed of 3500 won at poker, was found slain with his head allegedly severed in the celestial district.
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Butte, Monti
Tom Fong
Chinatown
Obert
Shadwell
Celestial District
Mosgrove Wins Bee Hive Store Stock Bid at Portland
Pet. Matt Mosgrove of Milton topped seven bidders to secure the Bee Hive stock with a bid of 63 and one half percent of the invoice price. J. Swafford Bros and Ferguson followed, within a few hundred dollars of the calling price. The Merchants Protective Association of Portland has overseen the stock for weeks. transfer and final payment to follow inventory verification.
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Mr. Mosgrove
Merccaints' Protective Association
Matt Musgrove
Milton
Bee Hive
Portland
Mesers
Twist
Milline
Sir
Mosgrow
J. Pergenson
Swifford Bros
B. F. Nicholas
A. Welch
L. G. Stanley
J. Bromley
C. Robinson
Swafford Bros
Mr. Ferguson
J. M. Foster
Morgrove
New York landslide disaster at brick yard claims many lives
In Haverstraw New York a landslide at a brickyard trapping workers left a rising death toll. Early reports indicated 14 to 20 people missing or dead with several incinerated or buried under sand and clay. A building near the edge collapsed but its occupants had fled before the fall.
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New York
Haverstraw
Fem
Commercial Association Meeting in Accord with Arrangements
A Commercial association meeting is planned tonight in accordance with an agreement made by Inez Tueitig. The notice warns to beware of a lack of quorum and emphasizes the need for attendance to proceed with business.
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Commercial Association
Artingwement
Inez Tueitig
Confessed Bombing Motives Stir Oregon Inquiry
A Cripple Creek sheriff voices confidence that Orchard or Hogan bombed the Independence Depot and killed Swanenberg. A letter to the Oregon Daily Journal claims a poor man acted from personal grievance and warns of a future confession to a reporter. Harry Orchard alias Hogan is held in Caldwell, with exam set, and defense funds expected from miners’ union lawyers.
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Cripple Creek
Independence Depot
Bell
Portland
Oregon Baily Journal
Editor Journal
Swanenberg
Baie
Hugan
Ming
Boise
Hetil
Bolee
Harry Orchard
Hogan
Caldwell
Stewnenders
Fred Miller
Spokane
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Sullivan
Denver
Baptist Church Notices
The tonic for the prayer and fellowship meeting Wednesday evening is Have I Grown In Grace The Bible school teachers meet Friday at 7330 The Christian Culture will on Friday is canceled Next Sunday the pastor’s theme is Kadesh Barnes and in the evening Breaking Fallow Ground The church banquet roll call is January 14 All members with their spouses and all Baptists considering membership are invited Ruth will be rendered at the close of the dinner
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Bible School
Kadesh Barnes
Engies
Will Organize State Offical County Hardware and Implement
A meeting of officers led by OG. W. Proebste and O.S. Nereall discussed forming a county cooperative in line with neighboring counties. A lot of focus was on electing members from Oregon counties to the new organization. Cort of ase A. L. Vogel, a horse dealer, reported a shipment of work horses bought in Union county. Eastern star Social Tonight at 8:30 in Masonic Temple. Harry Atwoon of Will a Walls was fined 100 dollars in Dasron Washington for gambling.
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Charen
OG. W. Proebste
Nereall
Wok Cjirke
Wesoeration
Thin
Etare
Orewon
Cort
Ase
A. L. Vogel
Union County
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Semple
Harry Atwoon
Willa Walls
Dasron, Wash
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Cincinnati
United States Court of Appeals
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Walsh
Gaynor and Grove
Savannah
Triaf
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
Gapner
Greene
Orter
Wayner
Green
Wanda
Wind Jong
Dewry
Don Marites
Navy
Glieler
Galtet
Howe
Howay Committee
Hig
Miss Scripps
Boe-Payette Canal
Chicagyu
Weidon
Profesjonal Baseball
Weetert
California
Chamber of
Wourson Bay
Standard Oil Inquiry
Horace A. Hutchinesy
Hogern
Ehichey
Union Turnk Line
Ines
Foreign Department
The
Standaord
E. T. Bedford
Blund
Hordcastie
England
H. C. Fulton
Hardcastje
Ofegon
Freemen
Monty
Mlmalf
Jem
L. W. iPryor
Exchanee
Rextoffondon
Panama
leRger
Anila
Tom Pong
Tay
Obert Shadwell
Butte
Mosgrove
Milton Merchant
Steunenberg
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