UNSANITARY DECLARATIONS HIT LIVESTOCK TRADE
In Kansas City on July 20 11 of 12 packing houses are declared unsanitary by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and given until August 1 to clean up else no animals will pass. Stockmen protest as National Livestock Association meets amid post mortem inspection debate. Ottawa reports a possible new seating treaty and Canada’s pelagic sealing rights. Secretaries discuss government loan recalls and eight hour law enforcement on federal work.
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United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Chicago
National Livestock Association
Ottawa
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Ealing
United States
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Econal Commission
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Arturo Ubico
Dia Pinto
Manuel Caprat
Guatemala
Peor
Slavery in Russia under Timent
Odema July 26 striking workers warned that if they do not return to work by Monday they will be exiled.
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Odema
Stench Outcry Triggers City Cruise In Stackton
In Stackton California on July 20 officials launched a search into a foul odor haunting the city for two weeks. Residents fear a pestilence as hundreds of dead horses drownings and putrefying waste foul the levees and flooded island districts. A municipal chartered a schooner to cruise the flooded area to locate the source.
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Cal
Stack' Ston
Heo
Milwaukee Letter on Amendments and Roosevelt Praise
In Milwaukee on July 20 La Follette responds to Tremenway noting the Wincensin man a rate bill was their own worst enemy. He says he will go to Washington next season to urge every amendment he proposed. He reports Roosevelt congratulated him, saying the amendments are good.
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la Follette
Tremenway
Washington
Roosevelt
Insurgent leaders surrender in Philippines promise peace
Washington reports Governor General Ide says key rebel figures including self-styled president and vice president have surrendered and are in custody at Manila. Officials expect nationwide peace, with Cebu yielding all remaining insurgents and leaders.
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Washington
Ide
Philippines
Macario
Sdikay
Francisco Carreben
Filpino Republic
Leon Villiamartell
Generdia Jutian Montalou
Lucha Devya
Bonito Athovidad
Lauaon
Filipe Sateado
Cebu
To Keep the Peace in Los Angeles Case of Cruelty Arrest
Trouble Los Ap tler reports the arrest of John Tuveseil, a carpenter, on a cruelty and arson threat charge toward his former wife Captain D. J. Healey, Alaska pioneer and steamship magnate. The estranged spouses had recent property settlements following a Denver marriage.
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Government pours troops as revolt fear grows
Petersburg July 20 The government is pouring troops in anticipation of an outbreak. Regimental commanders are in council over their dispositions for best advantage in case of trouble. There is great anxiety among the people and officials. The day’s tone contrasts with yesterday’s calm.
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S Petersburg
Herald editors in trouble over indecent personals
New York July 20 Herald editor in chief T H Hamilton and associates charged with publishing indecent personals violating the portal in. They were arraigned before a federal commissioner, waived hearing, and paroled to answer October 10. Safe Brown and Bobbed Rotley Ind July 4 P D P Bim's grain elevator safe blown the morbi.
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T. H. Hamilton
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Anewer
Bobbed
Rotley
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Portland Street Car Workers Decide Not to Strike
In Portland on July 20 the street car union voted against a general strike after a stormy session ending near 1 AM. Eight hundred workers are affected but traffic is not expected to be seriously disrupted. Wages talks prompted the change as company offers reportedly eased the union’s demand for broad recognition.
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Tree Car
Unon
Halsall
Consolidation creates stronger rival to Associated Press
The Publishers' Presencesocution celetory announces that BW Scripps and M A McRae have bought a controlling interest and form a new news bureau. McRae is named president with Vandercook as secretary and GM, McLean as VP and treasurer. The 521-panel fusion includes Scripps News and Pacific Coast elements, promising expanded coverage and improved services across the United States.
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United States
Associated Pree
M. A. McRae
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Pacific Cit
New York
Cefetoriay
Bw, Scripps
J. A. Shale
P.P. A
T. J. Keenan
J. Harper
John Vandercook
Associated Press
Rockefeller Return and Right of Way Decision
The report notes John D. Rockefeller and family traveling by special steamer to Amelia, avoiding private cars, with physicians nearby. In another item, the Portland and Seattle tracks case rules a $2500 right of way payment, with grade adjustments and fence alterations required.
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Trinciy
Amelia
McCormink
Terme
Portland
Urenlt
Franger
Maegley Junction
Harriman
Seattle
Woolgrowers Seek Protection From Washington Pirates
Members of the Umatilla County Woolgrowers Association prepare for a September meeting to push for new state legislation to shield sheep interests from what they dub the Washington pirates monopoly on Oregon range. President Perry Gould may resign to join Tahle Stovokyirds. legislators pledge support for protective measures.
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Senate
Powitle
Perry Gantt
County Association
Port Jains
Crimulla
Oregon Range
Tmnatiilal
Mey
Perry Gould
Umatitila
Gould
Tmatitly County Association
Tahlen Stovokyirds Company
New York Jewelry Theft Charge Arouses Curio
A young woman calling herself Mike Elisareth McBeth and a bookmaker named Alfred King were arrested in New York for grand larceny in the alleged theft of jewels worth 50000 from Mrs Haley Corwin. McBeth, said to be Riverside millionaire’s runaway wife, and King, claimed to be May Jenner’s husband, were arraigned and held on $5000 bail.
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New York
Mike Elisareth McBeth
Alfred King
Mre
Haley Corwin
MecBetty
Riverside
Cal
King
May Jenner
Big Cleveland
Irrigation Meeting Moved to Hood River in October
The annual session of the Oregon State irrigation association will be held in Hood River during the upcoming fruit fair dates October 11 to 13. Judge S. A. Lowell announced the plan, with the exact day to be chosen by president’s call after surveying members. Oregon delegates plan to attend the Boise congress and align the irrigation meeting date accordingly.
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Hood River
A. Lowell
State Association
Lowell
A. King
Wilson
Boise
Oregon
Possible double murder case shocks Kansas City
In Kansas City two young people Bertha Foulin aged 21 and Frank Merna aged 19 were found unconscious and severely wounded, believed to be the victims of a rejected suitor. Bertha suffered a head injury from a waterpipe, was dragged 30 feet and thrown over a bluff to railroad tracks 100 feet below, with multiple fractures. Frank Merna sustained a skull fracture as investigators pursue leads.
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Kansas City
Bertha Foulin
Frank Merna
Suicide on Seattle wharf ends Raymond Whitcomb trip
George F. Simonds of Chinago, in charge of the Raymond Whitcomb tourist party, shot himself on the Seattle wharf after the party departed for Alaska. His wife was among the travelers. Motive unknown. Jerome to Speak In Birmingham, annual Board of Trade banquet to feature William Travers Jerome, New York district attorney, as guest of honor and prelim address on political purity and form.
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George F. Simonds
Chinago
Raymond Whitcomb
Alaska
Jerome
Birmingham
Ala
Board of Trade
William Travers Jerome
New York
Garibaldi Anniversary Observed With Parade
On July 20 the 1860 victory of Garibaldi over Neapolitan troops at Milas is commemorated. Veterans in red shirts march and pose for portraits during the holiday observance.
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Taty
Culeeppe Garibaldi
Milas
Four Delegates From Umatilla County Named for Irrigation Congress
Governor Chamberlain has named delegates from Umatilla, Morrow, Malheur, Crook and Tillamook counties for the National Irrigation Congress in Boise City September 3 to 8. The list includes A D Stilmen Pendleton D C BrowneI Umatilla and others from Milto n Athena Heppner Portland Bend La Grande Redmond and more. A large number of visitors is expected and irrigation issues will dominate the program. Separately Colored Masons in Seattle vote to move state grand lodge status to Washington and form independent lodges. Oregon lodge to separate as a state unit.
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Malheur
Crook
Talow
Ales
Chamberlain
Cumatilla
National Irrigation Congress
Bolre City
Uovatinla
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Pendleton
D. C. Brownel
Umatilla
D. Peterson
Milton
W. M. Peterson
Athena
Redfield
Heppner
Portland
Sheffield
C. W. Mallett
Ontario
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Bend
Nibley
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la Grande
D. W. Barnes
Laldiaw
H. F. Jones
Redmond
E. M. Brunick
Bolse
Oregon
Seattle
Colored Masons
State Grand Lodge
Erand Lodge
Washington
Trust Pleaders Plead Not Guilty in Washington Case
In Washington on July 20 a group of fee trust members pleaded not guilty. They were given until September 1 to file anewers.
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Low Trust
Washington
Fee Trust
Fle Anewers
Election plans eyed for Pendleton grounds move
Organized and held election discussed plans for a pair at Pendleton. Securing 81500 appropriation will be taken up with state authorities at once. State funds can only be used for premiums. A permanent building will be needed tipped to secure grounds adjacent to the O R R and N Freight Depot on Main Street.
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O. RR. & N. Preight
Main Street
Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society Organized
Last evening the Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society was formed by representatives from Uma Ulla and Morrow counties with a governor appointed commissioner and proxies from W C Minor and R F Hynd. Secretary H C Willis was chosen. Plans for a fall fair were discussed, contingent on a $1500 state premium appropriation and additional funds for buildings. The commission hopes to secure a permanent site and permanent structures, aiming for a multi year fair, noting precedents from Walla Walla and Spokane fairs. One proposed site is land south of the Kunke implement store if the railroad property can be secured.
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Uma- Ulla
Morrow County
W. C. Minor
R. F. Hynd
Morrow
H. C. Willis
Messrs. McCourt & Phelps
Commission
Walla Walla Roy
Spokane
Senator Clark's Daughter Engaged
Announcement from Cheyenne reports Laura Clark, daughter of the Wyoming senator, is engaged to Charles Pixley Blyth a Salt Lake wholesale grocer. The couple plans to wed on August 6.
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Cheyenne
Laura Clark
Wyoming
Charles Pixley Blyth
Salt Lake
Pistol antidote failed suicide attempt in Ashland
Ashland Wisconsin July 20 F B Potts swallowed laudanum and wrote a farewell note to his mother. Death came slowly and he shot himself but the bullet struck a rib and glanced. The shock caused him to vomit the poison and he will live.
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F. BR. Potts
Plumber Granted Rescue After House Fire Blaze
Belve July 20 reports Howard Houston a Linn County Oregon plumber, in a drunken accident this morning at 4 oremek he set fire to his home. Rescued from the blaze both legs were burned off, he survived the incident.
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Howard Houston
Linn County
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