License debate in Oregon hunters fight over licenses
East Oregonian readers weigh in on a proposed general license law for Oregon game. Ayers, Hoch, Warter, Stillman and White discuss fairness, revenue, enforcement, and cross state issues with Idaho and Washington. Opinions vary on protecting locals, stocking streams, and uniform rules.
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J. M
H. White
D. C
W. Hoch
M. &Peace
Wea
Iid
Liicenses
Clirk
Oregon
T. C. Warter
Idaho
Washington
West
H. J. Stillman
Supreme Court
Spokane
Snake River
Robbery at Vaughn Bushnell Plant in Chicago
Two highwaymen attacked Bushnell, vice president of Vaughn Bushnell Manufacturing, with clubs near the plant in Chicago. He was badly injured, found lying in the street, and money intended for payroll was taken in the early morning assault.
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Bushnell
Vaughn-Bushnell Maufacturing Company
Esang Bushnell
Omaha
Swift
Parker Objects to Speechmaking in Campaign
May Make a Few Speeches in Storm Centers, But Parker Will Not Campaign Broadly. Mayor McClellan of New York to visit Judge Parker aboard his yacht Saphiere. Parker plans to issue a formal letter of acceptance as the central document of his campaign within about one day after notification.
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Menpus
McClellan
New York
Judge Parker
National Committee
Parker
Rosemont
NO SWITCHMEN S TRIKE IS POSSIBLE SAY HAWLEY
Frank J. Hawley grand master of the Switchmen Union is in Spokane visiting the Spokane Press reports He says the union with about 24000 members is in excellent shape and that there is no indication of any strike plans He condemns reports of a sympathy strike with Chicago but says the switchmen will not strike themselves and he supports friends among the butchers approach into the matter.
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Frank J. Hawley
Switchmen's Union
Spokane
Hawley
Spokane Press
Chicago
Allied Trades’ Council
Mathew Carr
Coopers’ Union
J. L. Tracy
Cac Workers
Donnelly
Russian fleet fleeing and Japanese advance noted in 1905 report
News notes show the Vladivostok squadron sighted and pursued by Japanese ships about 14 miles south of Kuselai, with further Japanese advances along a railway line near Hai Cheng. Rome reports a small anti Russian student demonstration, five arrests. Witte denies Plehve successor. Oku’s Japanese army reaches Daidagu but is checked.
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Rome
Witte
Plehve
Vladivostok
Hai Cheng
City Jail Empty After Mass Prison Break
Three prisoners escaped yesterday afternoon from the city jail and five more fled during the night, leaving the jail empty. City Marshal M. J. Carney warned the city to repair or replace the jail to prevent further escapes. Escapees included PC. Murphy, Mat Murray, George Christie, Tom Sloan, Charles Wheeler, J. G. Warren, James Lamont, and H. Welch.
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M. J. Carney
Ovlle
App
PC. Murphy
Mat Murray
George Christie
Tom Sloan
Charles Wheeler
J. G. Warren
James Lamont
H. Welch
Appeal for Crittenton Home Annex Funds
The Crittenton home in Spokane appeals for financial aid to build an annex for baby care. With 23 babies presently, the non sectarian facility operates day and night for women seeking a better life, and funds will be used to support the project.
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Crittenton
Spokane
Abnormal Quietude in Chicago Strikes and Court Talks
Abnormal quiet dominates Chicago as strikebreakers return to work with little police interference. Federal court action looms if stock handlers’ unionized workers strike, touching on Sherman antitrust concerns. Leaders express confidence while labor officials and transit company managers discuss positions.
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Chicago
Jilly
Coret
Barret
Barrett
Public Service Corporation
Market and fire reports from Chicago and Seattle
In Chicago on July 30 wheat opened eight percent higher and closed at one dollar. July wheat futures opened ninety eight and closed ninety nine. July corn opened forty nine and closed forty eight as shorts covered, signaling supply concerns. A severe forest fire near Seattle was started by a hobo camp.
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Chicago
Seattle
One Fare Rate Open to All for Portland Meeting
Oregon Development League delegates and others may use a special round trip fare of 6.85 dollars available from Pendleton for trains No 1 and 6 on August 2 and 3 with return by August 4. Tickets go on sale at the local office Monday.
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Oregon Development League
Portland
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
B. R. Wolfe
Pendleton
President Diaz's Visit to the United States Planned
Washington reports President Diaz of Mexico may visit the United States next winter marking the first Mexican president to do so. Officials recall General Dias, not yet president, visited on a honeymoon trip with a second wife. Doubts exist whether Diaz will set a precedent by leaving Mexico at this late date.
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Washington
Wtf
Diaz
Mexico
United States
General Dias
Ding
Break in Diplomatic Ties between Vatican and France
Rome July 10. M Gourlon secretary of the French embassy informs the papal secretary that he has instructions to break diplomatic relations with the Vatican. The rupture stems from the Dijon and Laval bishops issue in Rome. The pope expressed sorrow saying God’s will be done, we did everything to avert it.
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Vatican
Rome
M. Gourlon
France
Dijon
Lavall
Tome
Fire Demolishes Standing Grain Near Hadley
Last evening a blaze swept about bis acres of standing grain near Hadley along the railroad track. The fire extended into an adjoining field and the ORO N train from Prescott passed the scene as stacks of grain were consumed.
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Walla Walla
ORO & N
Prescott
Hadley
Domestic troubles lead to husband killing wife and child
Kansas City reports alleged domestic troubles escalate with a woman’s levotion to clubs. Julius Kent adopted his wife this morning as she lay with their 6 year old son Kent. He then died by his own hand. In separate note, Santa Barbara reports the battleship Ohio trial trip postponed to Monday due to stormy weather.
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Kansas City
Julius Kent
Kent
Ohio
Santa Barbara
Cal
Open River Shipping Quest Draws Eastern Oregon Delegates
Representatives of Congress study Oregon need for marine and river transport. The Merchant Marine Commission will meet in Portland to discuss ship canal and portage road with open river advocates including Dr N G Blacklock, Judge W J Mariner, and Governor Chamberlain. The group plans to tour the Columbia to the Cascades and The Dalles and report to Congress in the next session.
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Oregon
Portland
Portage Road
Vun Hinson
Rownthy
Dalles
Merchant Marion Commission
N. G. Tlalock
Walla Walla
W. J Mariner
Woneu County
Chamberlain
Oregon Development League
Umatilla
Friends of the Open River
Ahip Canal
Congréss
Columbia
Cascades
Conmission
Bennstor Gallinger
Representatve BE
Minor
Thomas Spight
W. &. Humphrey
Winthrop L. Marvin
Thomas W. Shuey
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Jail Prisoners In Wild Panic In County Jail
A violent inmate, Frank Melotyre, attacked a guard with a flatiron and stove wood in a county jail panic over fears his wife and children are missing. Eight officers restrained him after a tense morning as other prisoners aided and the man sat in silence on the corridor steps.
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Frank Melotyre
Weanhemin
Galning
Melityre
Jalil
Davin
Revone
Melntyne
Benson Acquitted In Federal Lands Conspiracy Case
Joby A. Benson of California was acquitted in the United States circuit court in New York after being charged in Washington DC with conspiracy to defraud the United States through acquisition of forest reserve lands in Oregon and California. Judge Lincolnbe stated the indictment did not show any genuine offense and ordered discharge.
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Joby A. Benson
California
Washington, DC
United States
Oregon
United States Circuit Court of
New York
Lincombe
Montana Wealth Draws Tax Valuation Changes
Clerk J J Tryan of the state board of equalization reports Montana’s taxable property value this year at 2 200 488 exclusive of railroads, vs last year. Personal property declines by 7 416824, while real and personal property totals rise to 169 657 034 from 165 801 122.
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J. J. Tryan
State Board of Equalization
Thare
Montina
Ashensors
Patent Application Affects Sumpter Townsite Mining Claim
The city reports a patent has been applied for covering part of the present townsite of Sumpter. The city has employed an attorney and is evaluating the potential issuance of the patent.
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Sumpter
Altorneye
Figttion
Robbery and shooting near Portage in Puritan coal region
P F Campbell superintendent of Puritan Coal Mining Co. and a stable boy were stopped by three highwaymen on a public road one mile from Portage at 10 am. Campbell was fatally wounded in 26 places and the boy badly hurt while they were robbed of 3000 dollars intended for miner pay.
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Altoona
P. F. Campbell
Puritan Coal Mining Co
Puritan
Portage
Campbell
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