Not Even Remote War Prospect In Japan Axiom Says
Kojima Matsukata editor of Kobe Shinbun and Admiral Yamamoto visit New York and assert that war between Japan and the United States is impossible. They say only about 10,000 of 50,000,000 are excited but seek war to redress San Francisco damages. The San Francisco incident is a minor sting to national ties.
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San Francisco
Cnat
Kojimo Matsukata
Admiral Yamamoto
New York
Frank
Japan
United States
Kojima Matsukata
Kobe Shinbun
Adjourned Circuit Court Adjourns for Fines and Booze Violations
The Paterprise July 12 notes the adjourned circuit court session focuses on fines for pleas of guilty to indictments for drunkenness and liquor sales or gifts. Two Wallowa county physicians are indicted for selling liquor, with one on trial. Nine parties indicted for gambling plead guilty and are fined.
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Paterprise
Wallowa
Lew
German laborer inherits $60,000 estate in dairy ranch case
Waltaburg July 13 a surprising life change occurred for Karl Kelntoser a young German laborer who after years as a milker on the dairy ranch of Ambrosityperitiski eight miles west of town became the sole possessor of an estate valued at sixty thousand dollars the shift from hired help to owner marks a remarkable personal turn in his life.
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Waltaburg
Karl Kelntoser
Training In Cat ionship at EF Convention Seattle
At the EF Convention in Seattle on July 13 the Christian Endeavor session discussed Training In Cat ionship. This afternoon will be observed as a holiday with many excursions planned. The Merelah will close the evening’s proceedings.
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Seattle
Garibaldi Statue Unveiled in Puri
In Paria on July 13 a statue of Marie Garibaldi, Italy’s gift to Puri, was unveiled amid ceremonial military and civil proceedings.
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Garibald
Paria
Marie Garibaldi
Italy
Puri
Grain Market Report from Chicago July 13
The Grain Market in Chicago shows Wheat opening at 91 3-8 and closing at 94. Corn opened 4 25 and closed at the same price. Oats opened 44 and closed at 44.
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Chicago
Stricken Blind in 24 Hour Harlen Auto Race
Gus Kobba, driving a machine on the Harlem track during the 24 hour race, suddenly lost his sight from strain and narrowly avoided the fence. He was hospitalized. medical opinion suggests temporary blindness may pass and recovery is possible in a few days. Kobba had earlier predicted this outcome if he continued the season.
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Chicago
Gus Kobba
Harlem
Phyalctana
Kobba
Canadian Pacific Outlet Claimed for North Coast Line
Walla Walla July 13 railroad officials claim the North Coast road now under construction to Walla Walla is a branch of the Canadian Pacific. The line extends from Wallula with survey by FE Clark and is expected to be officially announced soon. The development could spur competition and revolutionize the northwest railroad industry in coming years.
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Walla Walla
North Coast Road
Canadian Pacific
Wallula
Clark
P. R
Home Roads
Northwest
Fishing Schooner Nickerson Sunk in Nantucket Fog
New York July 13 The fishing schooner Nickerson was sunk by the White Star liner Rominic in yesterday's fog off Nantucket. Three crew members are reported lost while the cause and exact location are under inquiry.
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New York
Nickerson
Rominic
Nantucket
Rivalry in Portland Divorce Practice Draws Attention
Mary E. Hawn sues Lew Hawn in Umatilla county as Portland attorneys Grey and Richardson push for hearings. Portland lawyers aim to secure service locally to keep cases secret and press unfriendly settlements. The Hawns married in The Dalles in 1902 with no children. she alleges cruelty and improper conduct.
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Peteur
Untill
Cou
Grey and Richardson
Portland
Mary E. Hawn
Lew
Hawn
Umatilla
Oregon
Dalles
Hawninges
Walla Walla Stork Reports 114 Births in Quarter
The Walla Walla Union notes 114 new residents in Wallia Walla county during April to June. Forty were boys and 64 girls. April had 44 births, May 37, and June 91 as recorded by the auditor's office.
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Walla Wallin Stork
Wallia Walla Ruring
Saya the Walla Walla Union
Pendleton-Portland Train Crews Now Double Out
Crews on the Pendleton-Portland line now double out, returning to Portland on the next train after arriving here. The change ends a layover in this city, creating a continuous 462 mile Portland to Pendleton and back run with only a few hours in each city.
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Pendleton
Witnesses contradict Orchard mustache claim in Haywood case
In Haywood trial defense rests. John Rice of Caldwell testifies Orchard lacked a mustache in November 1905 when Elliott said he met him on a train. Dan Garney of Walla Walla disputes Dominick Flynn’s card game claim the day the Hanker Hill Sullivan mill exploded. witnesses place Orchard elsewhere.
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Bolne
John Rice
Caldwell
Orchard
Elliott
Dan Garney
Walla Walla
Wash
Dominick Flynn
Hanker Hill-Sullivan Mill
Garney
Flynn
BE. Grunshaw
Deadwood
John O'Neill
Minerv' Magazine
Dakota
O'Neill
Coal Bunkers and New Coal Chutes For La Grande
Plans from La Grande Observer describe new coal bunkers and improved chutes. Contractor Miller and Engineer Newell are grading temporary treks for dirt core to support an approaching round house and coal storage. A four hundred foot long track will connect Second Street, North Fourth Street, and the new round house with elevated sidetracks totaling twelve hundred feet.
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la Grande
la Grande Observer
Miller
Newell
Round House
Second Street
Fowrth Street
New Round House
BO Fent
Garfield Saunquet Attends Portland Banquet for Jamon RR
Garfield and Judee along with A Lowelleft attended a Portland banquet for Secretary of the Interior Jamon RR. An effort is planned to invite Garfield to Her Ingston to discuss the government kilion project while in the west.
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Garfield Saunquet
Judee & A. Lowelleft
Portland
Jamon RR
Garfield
Ingston
Hermiston Honors Invitees at Portland Garfield Event
Invited guests in Portland today include S. P. Oldwicer of Hermiston Realty Co and C. L. Morgan of the Hotel Hermiston honoring Secretary Garfield. The ceremony marks a notable civic recognition for local business leaders amid the city’s civic pride.
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Portland
Garfield
Naimes
S. PR. Oldwicer
Hermiston Realty Company
C. L. Morgan
Hotel Hermiston
Pendleton seeks main sewer line south of Jackson Street
Residents of the north Pendleton area south of Jackson Street lack city sewer service. Private sewers drain into Walters mill race, now stagnant after water shutdown, creating a nuisance. They urge a main sewer along the section to serve homes south of Jackson Street and will present the plan to the sewer committee before new extensions. Pendleton Academy and the north side public school are not connected yet, and officials hope to fund the main this year.
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North Pendleton
Jackson Street
Walters Mil
Mill Race
Pendleton Academy
North Side
Northside boys break into henhouse and eggs damaged
Report says youths from the north ride entered Professor W. H Hlenkney's henhouse and damaged eggs under setting hens. Neighbors complain of juvenile trouble and warn that unless parents curb depredations some youths may face juvenile court proceedings.
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W. H Hlenkney
Timber land sale near Wkinh to Griswold for 2660 dollars
Timber Lam Soli and W F Slaughter sold 145 acres of timber land near Wkinh to Merit C Griswold for 2660 dollars. Griswold is purchasing four tracts of timberland in the vicinity.
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W. F. Slaughter
Merrit C. Griswold
Wkinh
Mr. Griswold
Bigkerg to Head Oregon Reform School Again
H E Bickers of Liver More Rickers and Pendleton school district clerk is set to be named superintendent of the Oregon reform school by Governor Chamberlain next Monday. He previously led the school under Governor Geer and expresses willingness to return, with Mrs Bickers aiming to become matron.
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Bigkerg
State Reform School
Pendleton Friends
H. E. Bickers
Livermore & Rickers
Pen- Moton
Oregon Reform School
Chamberlain
Bickers
Reform School
Geer
Salem
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Bickerse
Wife’s Talk Led to Ayers Dismissal From Army
The wife of C. G. Ayers of the 14th Cavalry drew attention in Walla Walla by public remarks. By order of the president, Lieut. Col. Ayers faced a retiring board in New York on July 17 after being on leave in the east. the interview in which he criticized army methods sparked the move toward his retirement. He had not joined the regiment since assignment to the 14th Cavalry. The case ties to cadet court martial incidents involving his wife and West Point authority during a parade incident.
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C. G. Ayers
14Th Cavalry
Walla Walla
Merta
Army Building
New York
Ayers
Fort Walla Walla
West Point
Mra. Ayers
Mr. Ayers
Morgan denies knowing Mrs Leslie in London court
Pierpont Morgan testifies in a London case that he never met Mrs Josephine Leslie, who is accused of friendship schemes to obtain money. Annie Blount, described as an Irish heiress, claims she was defrauded of 42600 by Morgan pretenses.
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London
Largest sale of range horses to bring 1000 head to Oregon
Samis Brothers plan the largest range horse sale in Oregon at Umatilla on July 22. They will offer most Switzler horses gathered from Henton Douglas and Kilchitet counties in Washington, with about a thousand head expected and over 100 buyers anticipated. The herd includes well bred drivers and paddlers, heavy draughts, and many horses from the Columbia river ranges. Riders have ranged for 40 years on the Washington side and will be rounded up for the sale.
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Oregon
Umatilla
Samis Brothers
Henton
Douglas
Kilchitet
Washington
Columbia River
Unwatuin
John
Jade Swhtaler
Olowe
Rattlesnake Hills
Dalles
Kilikitat County
Gibson Divorce Richard and Mrs Gibson Given Custody
In Chicago on July 13 Mrs Preston Gibson was granted an absolute divorce from Ar Gibson and awarded custody of their only child for nine months each year amid cruelty accusations. Neal Durant, a Raines mill employee near Tadahé, slipped and was fatally injured when a buzz saw severed two arteries and mangled his knee.
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Gibson
Chicago
Preston Oibaon
Marshall Field
Neal Durant
Ranies
Neareo
Tadahe
Telegraphers Ready to Strike in New York and San Francisco
San Francisco reports a telegraphers conference with no settlement. In New York 0 percent of 2000 operators are ready to walk out if Commissioner Neill does not secure a settlement. Strikebreakers, including women, have been sent from Peterson New Jersey as Western Union prepares for a possible strike.
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New York City
Neill
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Russell
Peterson
N. J
Western Union
Portal
Postal
Tts
Chas. McInery
Telegraph Operators’ Union
Nell
Oakland
Jaynes
Miller
Small
Konenkamp
Reidy
Sullivan
New York Union Leader Warns of Impending Strike
President Ahern of the local union announced at 3 o'clock that the situation is critical and that operators in New York and Chicago are prepared to strike at a moment's notice. Radical actions are expected in the next few hours.
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New York
Ahern
Chicago
May Sutton Wins Welsh Tennis Championship Title Again
May Button defeated Mies Lowther in straight sets 6-0 7-5 to defend the Welsh championship trophy for the third time. She now holds the title outright as triple owner, with the trophy presented by the Marquis of Bute in Newport Wales.
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Newport
Wales
Button
Mies Lowther
Triple Championship
Marquis of Bute
Sult on note suit over 59.50 against Harden
W C Youngberg sues A A Harden on a $59.50 note. J B Perry acts as attorney for Mt. Youngberg. The suit seeks recovery of the debt in a court action as filed today.
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Sult
W. C. Youngberg
A. A. Harden
J. B. Perry
Mt. Youngberg
Auto crash Claims life of John Larson in Samish road spill
In Bellingham on July 13 a car driven by John Larson veered off a narrow road near Samish, overturning onto an embankment. Larson died the next morning from injuries. Dr. B. D. F. Biggs and Glen Hynott, a miner, were injured in the accident.
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Bellingham
Wash
John Larson
Samish Take
Larson
F. Biggs
Glen Hynott
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