Republicans split over tariff shifts in Congress
A survey shows a wood round majority of Republican members favor tariff revision in New England, while Pacific state Republicans oppose. January 1 the Great Northern steamer Minnesota will carry 22,000 tons of cargo valued at $1,214,060 from fealth to Oriental points, crew reportedly all Chinese. Governor La Follette seeks $310,000 for a Wisconsin exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition. Governor Utter warns of possible repetition of the Slocum horror as Long Island excursion ships plan trips. The world record for throwing has been disputed by Judge Huston, who cites a 495 year old claim from Tacoma. George Howland of Oakland killed his wife and then himself in a kitchen. jealousy and drink blamed for the Powdle tragedy in July 1903. An heir to $500,000 from an English estate is said to be a poliumon and discouraged.
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Oriental Points
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Wiscvonain
Utter
Broderland
Long Taland
V. Turner
Atlantic City
Fife
Northwest News Slim winter land sales and local changes
Reports of heavy land sales near The Dalles at strong prices. Northern Pacific to span the Columbia with a $100,000 steel structure. Condon bank building near completion. Anton Barnaby killed at Butte. others accused of ore misappropriation valued at $1,400. Rev Dixon dies at Forest Grove aged 74 after 62 Oregon years. Grant’s Pass grows fastest in Oregon. December stamps up $200 YoY. Free city delivery expected next summer. Wells Fargo absorbs National Bank of Nevada. aim to own banks in key centers. Real estate ads offer 39 acre ranch with river bottom land and alfalfa, priced to fit.
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Munber Windee
Columbia
Panca
Bank
Condon
Anton Barnaby
Butte
F. Augustus Helee
Hutte
E. W. Dixon
Forest Grove
Oregon
North Yakima
Grant
National Bank of Nevada
San Francisco
Wells-Fargo Express Co
Express Company
Program of the Teachers Convention at Asbury Park
National Educational Association outlines the 1900 convention program to be held at Asbury Park next July with 18 departments offering two to three sessions each. Roosevelt declines July 4 speech. July 7 talk planned. Lectures cover technical schools and European methods. Blair of London to lecture. Electric Bitters praised for malaria and jaundice relief.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
National Educational Association
Ix Addreser
Aietoule
Alow
Prealiere Roosevelt
Nidvewen
Monjie Mileset
Willim H. Maxwell
William T. Hurrin
United States
Iivention
Europe
Profesor Blair
London
England
Blair
Technical Schools of
Man of Sterling Qualities Tribute to Henry Shockey
Tribute delivered by Thomas Fite Gerald at Hendrick hall honors Henry Shockey soldier and pioneer. He aided friends, kept promises, and faced adversity with a steady hand. An on day death near mishap at hall while others attended Crall funeral. Also notes a state Catarrh cure advertisement and Spokane domestic science school bit.
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Thomas Fite Gerald
Hendeickn Hall
Redman
Fite Gerald
Noreet
Delta
Shockey
Hendricks’ Hall
Redmen
W. C. Crall
the Hagles
Crall
Shocker
City OF
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Cn. Lucas
Frack J. Cheesy
Oreo Erika
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Power line project for Cove district in Grand Monde Bees trl
Portland and Seattle executives including J A Thorny and S Pred Howah arranged a field inspection this week to locate a power hollow for a large turbine line. The plan envisions a steel structure 56 feet long with 560 horsepower turbine, condensers, and machinery, wired for a complete system to deliver electric power to Cove Onion and Girne area once completed.
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J. A. Thorny
Pred Howah
Grand Monde Bees Trl
Cove
Deepge
Portage Road Contract Tied to Engineer's Resignation
A health engineer who drafted all plane investigations for the portage road contract has been forced to resign from the state board. The retirement will not delay the project, as affirmed by the enterprise staff and observers.
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Alosimin
State Board
Daller Chineniele
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