Richardson Addresses at the Lewis and Clark Movement League
Thomas Richardson, Portland Commercial Club manager, urged Pendleton and Umatilla County to back the Lewis and Clark Movement League with advertising and county exhibits to attract settlers and growth. Judge Stephen A. Lowell urged Eastern Western Oregon unity, stressing hospitality and state-wide coordination for the fair.
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Lowell
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Trumbull
Horse Thief Captured Near Elgin
La Grande July 26. H Damn hart is under arrest for stealing a horse, saddle, and buggy. Captured yesterday about 40 miles from La Grande near Elgin by City Marshal Rayburn. Damnhart had left the city for Cove days earlier, but was arrested elsewhere.
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One Fare Rate for Irrigators Across the West
El Paso July 26 Chairman James Chariton of the Trans-Continental Passenger Association says lines west of the Mississippi offer a one fare round trip to El Paso for the irrigation congress meeting in November. The fare includes a 30 day extension and side trip options. Mexican and territorial railways also offer low rates for visitors and post-convention trips to Mexico City and other sites.
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Sailors in Jeopardy as Korea Europe Japan Steamers Drift
July 26 San Francisco reports Pacific mail officials anxious over Korea potentially reaching Yokohama amid Vladivostok menace. Arabia captured by Vladivostok squadron amid insurance rate hikes. London and St Petersburg note Russian deadlock over volunteer fleet status. San Luis Obispo hosts Southern Pacific strike action.
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London
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San Francisco
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Tech
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San Luis Obispo
Canadian teachers convene in Winnipeg for Dominion meeting
Teachers from across Canada gather in Winnipeg for the Dominion Educational Association convention opening today and running through Thursday. Notables include Nova Scotia Attorney General Longley and Victoria leader Miss Deas Cameron among others.
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Asecation
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Victoria
B.ow W. 5. Ellis
Collegiate Institute
Kingston
Coleman
Toronto School of Science
James A. Calder
Northwest Territories
Coastal Attorney Burrows Dies by Suicide in San Francisco
Alexander Burrows, a prominent coast attorney, ended his life this morning in San Francisco by waxy. He was deeply despondent after his wife’s death. Textile Tieup Complete. Fall River notes only two mills tried to start this morning with one managing operation and quiet prevailing.
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Alexander Burrows
Waxy
Fall River
Assassins Captured in Mazatlan Report
Washington dispatch reports Consul Kasier at Mazatlan says the assassins of Americans Way and Lattimer are arrested. In Missouri, ex Senator Vest nears the end of a re wean night as his consciousness returns and his mind wanders.
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Howard to Boise Eight Weeks Engagement
The Howards trio Frank and Ma bel head to Riverside Park Boise for an eight weeks vaudeville engagement arranged by manager Moses Christensen after a Pendleton run. Riverside Park is touted as a premier Inland Empire outdoor pavilion. Previously the group entertained Pendleton audiences for 33 weeks. A firemen’s tournament will be held this year in connection with the Tortua regatta.
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Great Western Circuit Opens with 6000 Purses in Freeport
Freeport opens the Great Western Circuit meeting in July with $6000 in purses as four days of racing promise a strong season. The circuit spans Davenport, Decatur, Galesburg, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Paul, Milwaukee and Springfield with fast horses entered.
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First Clash Of The Big Strike In Chicago
The long running labor clash expands as 1000 to 3000 strike breakers circulate in Chicago yards. Independent Packers gain cattle supply while drovers and union leaders brace for further action. Mass meetings draw thousands as tensions threaten a broader stoppage across packing houses in Chicago and neighboring cities.
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Teamaters Plan Tonight Meeting After Telegram From Shea
An afternoon telegram from international President Shea orders a meeting tonight to advise on the teamaters strike. The move is seen as signaling Shea’s sanction of a strike and the permit of strike benefits.
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Morrison Named Successor to Schwab as US Steel Director
New York July 26. Thomas Morrison of Pluie Dirtge will be chosen to succeed Chas M Schwab as a director of United States Steel Corp at the meeting today. Morrison, a practical salesman and superintendent long associated with Carnegie works, is a large stockholder and less active in recent years.
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Frink
Corey
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Wall Streep
Morrison
Carnegie and Frick
Carnegie Works
Oregon College ID Advancing Prospects At Agricultural College
Prof J B Horner registrar and teacher visits Pendleton after touring Eastern Oregon. He reports nearly 610 expected to attend Oregon Agricultural College next year, with new scholars from the east boosting enrollment. Tuition is free, total yearly cost around 15 dollars for lodging and around 10 dollars for board, plus work opportunities to offset expenses.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Agricultural College
J. B Horner
Oregon Agricultural College
WR. Ellie
Bert Meatman
Wilde
Harney County
Horner
Willemette Valley
Kuenly
Tgricultural College
West Virginia tax reform session opens to cut property taxes
West Virginia lawmakers convened in a special session to approve tax reform measures. Proposals include replacing direct real and personal property taxes with a $600000 revenue plan and increasing liquor taxes plus new charges on coal oil and railroad receipts.
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Greas
Taggart Chosen By Democrats In Surprise Nomination
New York July 206 The Democratic State Committee met at Hoff man House to fix nominations Taggart elected chairman with Woodson of Kentucky as secretary and John J Martin of St Louis as sergeant at arms The committee set August Helmont as treasurer and referred the treasurer choice to the executive committee Invitations to a reception and to meet Parker were extended Bailey of Texas nominated Taggart and the motion carried by a rising vote The speech asserted the ticket and platform would ensure Democratic victory
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New York
John J. Martin
Louis
Bailey
Taggart
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Vest
Sheeman
August Helmont
Urey Woodson
Keontucky
Woodson
John B Mart It
St. Jouis
Abarms
Democratic Club
Viel Parker
Beamis
Texas
Valdez Overrun by Idle Laborers in Alaska Rumors
C H Barnard, ex Midway engineer and HalfWay House operator, reports widespread idle men flocking to Alaska Northwest towns seeking fortunes. Many have sold property and moved families to endure frontier hardship as work on the Valdez rail road building and Reward to Yukon projects proceeds slowly. He warns against going to Alaska this fall, noting capital scarcity but expecting conditions to improve by spring with funds for ventures awaiting capital.
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Valdez
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Steamer City of Rockland Beached After Fog Collision
Panic struck passengers on the Steamer City of Rockland when it struck the gangway at Wedge Rocks in fog and was beached to avoid sinking. The passengers rushed from sleep in alarm, but all are reported safe following the Slocum disaster scare and at the lightest disturbance aboard.
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