Unclear 1081 Report On Political, Crime And Labor Events
Fragmented OCR text reports on a January date with claims of an offer by President Castro via Vencenelia customs for fulfillment of obligations and a possible blockade withdrawal. It also mentions a shipyard guard, a Nevada breeding stock shipment to San Francisco valued at 1200, and a Brooklyn patrolman bitten during a thief incident with lingering medical issues.
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Bowra
Castro
Vencenelia Customs
Adviers
Gwasing
Mexico
Masatlan
SOREL
SSSR
Pilli
Oecitertal Horse Exchange
Nevada
Paw G Lane
Ban
Francisco
Cps
Almos
John T. Cullins
Brooklyn
le Peter Collins
Depot Move Agitated in Albany by Southern Pacific
In Albany a movement seeks to relocate the depot to the city side of the railroad yards, with the current flow of tracks opposite the city. A Senate public lands committee favors Senator Mitchells bill aiding settlers within The Dalles military road grant. In Sherman county Oregon a rider was tried to an exposition appropriation bill but failed. Nike men dead and several injured in a rear end collision on the Great Northern near Happy Hollow above Chiwankum Washington. A bridge gang train collided with an engine and a rotary plow. Fishermen report a strong run of smelt on the Lower Columbia with a continuous school from the Columbia bar to Kelso over 75 miles. Senator Perkins proposes a five year transport charter for troops and supplies to the Philippines. Work will start in spring on irrigating Tucanon valley via the Tucanon River in Garfield and Columbia counties Washington, with Spokane headquarters for a $510,000 company.
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Albany
Southern Pacific Company
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Atitchell
Dalles Military Road
Sherman County
Oregon
Halc
Josephine
Nike
Great Northen
Happy Hollow
Chiwankum
Perkins
Philippines
von & Dew
Tucanon
Garfield
Columbia Counties
Washington
Hpokane
High School Debate Week Features Moot Court Play
The city high school announces Friday events at the masenyhts gymnasium. A play titled Above the Clouds will be staged with a moot court and declamations. Cast includes Al Arcetive Sybie McDaniel Jessie Vryou Clarence Allen Tyra Hutchins. Proceeds benefit the high school library. Byron Hawk stands accused with Della McCarty and Ne lie Jay as defense. witnesses listed. judge Se Williams presiding, clerk Effie Smith, sheriff Milton Shaw, bailiff Blaine Mallouk.
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Giles
al Arcetive
Sybie McDaniel
Jessie Vryou
Negriive
Clarence Allen
Tyra Hutchins
Frank Pierce
Earl Simmons
Edith Johunson
Im Younger
Holdman
Jet
Eniiuctor
Mike Shepherd
Becaine
Byron Hawk
Della McCarty
Nelie Jay
Fred Millie
Elva Turner
Will Wyrick
Defeng
Hue Howland
Elmer Baker
Mary Rust
May Williams
Ed Jay
Faye Carney
Pred Hartman
Glen Arnspiger
Jennie Gilchrist l
Ibera
Iaw
Sade
Se Williams
Effie Smith
Aherry Milton Shaw
Blaine Mallouk
Robert Cronin
Myrtle Disney
Bills by Umatilla County Legislature This Week
Senate Bill No 72 by Pieres concerns assessment and collection of taxes. Senate Bill No 76 by Smith would incorporate Adams. Senate Bill No 77 by Pierce to levy school tax. Senate Bill No 80 by Smith to mend the code. Senate Bill No 81 by Plorer to pro-
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Pieres
Smith
Adams
Pierce
Plorer
For Sale Two Lots and Four Room House on Place
Fragmented notice advertises two lots and a four room house on a local place. Inquiries directed to W. of Woffte, with details about building maintenance at the Dinlok experiment station and related items.
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Dinlok
Phoebe
W. of
Woffte
Scott's Emulsion Promoted As Cure For Rickets
A health advisory explains that rickets results from mineral deficiency in bones and outlines proper nourishment as the key treatment. It extols Scott's Emulsion and cod liver oil for feeding bones, aiding digestion, and promoting growth in children, urging readers to request a sample for evaluation.
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Scott
Cheap Rates Westbound on Oregon Railway and Navigation
From February 446 to April 30 1903 inclusive the O R N Co will move on sale tickets from Missouri River points to Pendleton for 22 50 from St Paul 25 90 from St Louis 27 60 Call on the O R N ticket agent for full particulars.
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Missouri River
Pendleton
St Paul
St Louis
American citizens resist sovereignty claim at Pines site
Three hundred American citizens and residents prepare to resist any further Cuban sovereignty at Pines. A formal demand is made to Minister Squires for protection of American nationals on American territory. Squires discusses with President Palma, Rubber heels, Teutch’s.
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Pines
Minister Squires
Squires
Palma
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