Cooperative Livestock Commission project pivots on lower rates
James H. Gwinn, former Pendleton organizer, promotes a new Co operative Livestock Commission company backed by National Livestock Association and others. With $1000000 capital, 240900 subscribed, aims for branches in Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Louis Denver and Fort Worth to secure lowest commission for livestock sellers. The plan seeks to cut charges caused by earlier increases and return savings to stock growers, selling stock in small blocks to many growers rather than a few.
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James H. Gwinn
Pendleton
National Livestock Awtociation
Co-operative Livestock Commission Company
Northwest
Denver
Northern Pacific
Gwinn
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
8Th Paw
St Joe Fort Worth
St. Louis
Co-operative Company
Cooperative Livestock Commission Company
Nuffalo
N. C
Chienive
South St. Paul
Aklincawlity
South St. Joseph
South Omaha
Sioux Oli
Mast St. Lala
Fort Worth
New Commission Company
Conditions favorable for cattle trade described in expos
The article notes favorable conditions and abundant fat stock this winter. Packers anticipate a near term business boost following recent packing house expos in the area. It highlights expected stronger market activity and optimism for cannier trading.
Japan to Buy Railroads With Five Percent Surplus Expected
Japan announces dates for purchasing six private railroads with a total price of 260 000 000 yen. Government bonds pay 5 percent interest from purchase dates, while taxes are deferred. Returns are expected to cover running costs and interest, yielding a surplus yet to be estimated.
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Tokio
Marc
Hokkaido Tanko Tetetudo
Koby Tetsudo
Nippon Teteudo
Gangestu Telauile
Nivhhari Te
Oregon Central survey nears Klamath Falls
Ashland dispatch reports Harrian, an Oregon Central railroad engineer, surveying within 12 miles of Klamath Falls as work continues on the Natron-Klamath Falls line. Main camp is at Nalox, Klamath County, with steady irrigation progress and a growing labor force.
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Ashland
Oregon Daily Journal
Oregon
Harrian
Oregon Central
Natron
Klamath Falls
Nalox
Klamath County
Klaith
Mason
Southern Pacific
California
California & Northeastern
Iowa Republicans plan dual state conventions
Des Moines July 30. The Republican State Committee met this afternoon to organize the state convention on Wednesday. It is stated there will be 1640 delegates with 300 contents. It is likely there will be two conventions. Secretary Shaw is in the state hesige just to look on.
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Des Moines
Republican State Committee
Shaw
Will Call Off Strike in Tacoma Conference
Tacoma July 30. J O Bolfer president of the International Shingle Weavers Union arrived for a conference tonight where it was stated the strike will be called off. He admitted much dissatisfaction among weavers over the dispute.
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Tacoma
Murder shows mob action in Pennsylvania town
A Black suspect, Elmer Dempster, 19, employed on the Pearce farm, is held on murder charges after a family killings in Cannoneburg. Police say a confession may exist. mob action outside Commonsburg and a train incident near Cinndebirg are reported as officers battle a crowd. The Pierce family including Mrs Pearce and a 4 year old girl are among victims. another child wounded. Authorities say a defense by the mother failed as the suspect wrested a revolver. The case spurs a tense manhunt and public unrest across the region.
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Cannoneburg
Opticere
Elmer Dempster
Samuel Pearce
Dempater
Pearce
Abueng
Nilest Oleh
Margaret
Robert
le Horomadle
Examinations for Veterinary Inspector Eligibles at Walla Walla
The U S civil service commission announced an exam on August 8 1905 in Walla Walla to secure eligibles for certification to fill vacancies as veterinary inspectors at 1900 dollars per year. Subjects include spelling arithmetic penmanship copy taking veterinary anatomy and physiology pathology meat inspection and related theory and practice. Officials urge qualified persons to enter as current eligibles may be insufficient to meet service needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Three Killed as Express Wreck Near Pourhkeipsie
July 10 report says three people died and 14 were seriously injured in a wreck of the Poetic express of the New York Central, 11 miles south of Pourhkeepsie. Engineer Wells, Fireman Mills, and HW Jack are named among the dead. A landslide caused the wreck as the train loosened stones and dirt from bluffs above. more deaths are feared.
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Pourhkeepsie, S
Poetic Express
New York Contra
Here
Lkely Othesr
Engineer Wells
Mills
Jack
Absoconder Returns With $200000, Surrenders in Paterson
Ex-mayor Belcher fled over a year ago with $200,000 of funds from friends and firms he was connected to. He returned this morning and surrendered to the jailer in Paterson New Jersey. Detectives had never found a trace of him.
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Paterson
N. J
Belcher
BARBAROUS GERMANS USE SLAUGHTER TO FIND CHIEF
Capetown reports German soldiers returning from German Africa used brutal methods to subdue natives. About 100 were killed and 60 wounded after refusing to reveal Chief Mareno's hiding place. In Tokio, General Olu is named to succeed Kodama as head of the general staff.
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Capetown
German Africa
Mareno
Tokio
Olu
Start
Kodama
Great Strike Strikes San Francisco Labor Fight
In San Francisco on July 20 a large strike hit the cable to trolley conversion as about 1600 workers demand an eight hour day and higher wages. Sailors union efforts join later while a federal judge restricts interference with the Hammond Lumber Co. and 2000 workers idle as rebuilding lanes falter.
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Suilors’ Union
San Francisco
Hasen
Hammond Loimber
Capital
San Fratchco
Sailors’ Union
San Francheso
Morrow
Circuit Cour
Lindunernion
Siilore
Wsion
Huntamornd Lamber Company
Sutter
McAlitetor Hoyer, Polk
Pit
Hoight
Valenoke Wines
Pickelx
San Munteo County
Ster
Importing East Indians to British Columbia labor markets
In British Columbia a labor shortage prompts large employers to import Hindoo and Sikh workers, with hundreds already arriving in Victoria and Vancouver area. Dr. Teavichand has agreements with sawmills near Vancouver to supply about 2000 workers, 700 placed so far as more arrive from Hong Kong. Workers to Port Moody, Burnaby, New Westminster and others.
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British Columbia
Victoria
A. C
Vietoria
Vancouver
Pdr. Teavichand
Hong Kong
Port Moody
Barmet
New Weemilmne
Three Die In Vincennes Paper Mill Boiler Explosion
A boiler blast at the Vincennes paper mill in Indiana on July 36 killed Harry Boarders aged 60 who was Master Mechanic Lafayette Lichey and another man aged 95. At least ten others were injured or unaccounted for as rescuers searched through debris.
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Vincennes
Ind
Harry Boarders
Lafayette, Lichey
Report on Army Surgeon General 1995 Medical Health Efforts
Washington July 10 The annual report of the surgeon general of the United States Army for 1995 shows notable improvements in sanitary conditions and epidemic control, especially typhoid, with various measures adopted for troop health in the field and on transports. Despite 84 officer shortages, the health standards achieved are praised as unmatched since 1897.
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Washington
United States Army
Statiion
Stolypin Still Confident on Agrarian Reform Plan
In St Petersburg on July 30 Stolypin rejected rumors of his resignation. He said the people still trust the government and his agrarian reform plan despite terrorist attempts. A separate report from Turin on June 10 noted an unsuccessful dynamite attack near a Russian grand duke via Belgium.
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St. Petersburg
Trepoft
Stolypin
Montana Wool Prices Hit High Day At Wool Sales
Montanas wool market posted strong prices as nearly 1,100,000 pounds sold at two Montana points on Saturday. At Vikings Fort Benton and surrounding mills, clips from Martinsdale Sheep Co and others moved from about 14 to 25 3/4 cents, with several consignments fetching top bids.
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Montana
Vikings
Mont
Martinsdale Sheep Company
Francis Wiley & Co
LL. C. Lehfelde
Hallowell, Jones & Donald
Herman Lehfelidt
Brown & Adimes
Judd & Root
Rudolph Mote
Brown & Adams
M. Madson
J. Wane & Co
W. C. Bell
W. A. Clark
Hallowell, Jones & Charald
Port Benton
Fort Benton
Dow
J. Copeland
J. Engellant
Benton Sheep Company
Powell Smith
Thomas Shannon
Edward Richel
Heldon
Gould & Co
T. Veillette
Evers Bron
Putnam
Hecht, Leibman & Co
Homer Fingler Sheep Company
A. BE. Mc
John Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Helena
Brown
Luce Vandette
J. E. Trommer
Compulsory Prayer Meeting On Steamer Ends In Tragedy
In Sault Ste Marie Michigan on a July day Earnest Pratt a cigar maker and passenger aboard the steamer Saronic forced all deck passengers to kneel for a prayer meeting at gunpoint or with threats of death then leaped overboard and was drowned in Lake Superior leaving the crowd shaken and fearing for their safety.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Earnest Pratt
Lake Superior
Douglas Glenn Found Dead in Fair Health
Douglas Glenn, a Knight of Pythiogem and former soldier in Co. D Second Oregon, was found in fairly good health on Saturday. He was a native of his own wild years and left numerous relatives in the Grand Ronde. Well known in Pendleton and well liked.
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Poul
Funeral for Douglas Glenn at 7 P.M. by Knights of Pythias
The funeral for Douglas Glenn will be held at 7 this evening from the Baker and Folsom parlors under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. All members of the order are asked to meet in the I O C F hall at 6:39 for attendance. No relatives could be reached by wire or phone today.
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Douglas Glenn
Baker & Folsam
Knights of Pythias
C. F. Hall
Roy Raley
Douglas Glenn Dies of Heart Failure at Mackay Creek Cabin
Douglas Glenn longtime Pon Ponten resident and veteran of Co D Second Oregon volunteers was found dead in a Mackay creek cabin. Coroner and deputy sheriff ruled natural causes likely heart failure with no signs of violence. He had worked for Isaacs and previously as janitor at the high school. member of Damon lodge Knights of Pythias. Funeral arrangements to be handled in Union county per relatives' wishes.
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Douglas Glenn
Ponceton
Co. D
Oregon Volunteers
McKay Creck
Glenn
A. M. Isaacs
McKay
L[eanes
Mr. Cantrell
Baker & Folsom Undertaking
Joe Blakeley
Blakeley
Dougie Glenn
Fother
Ororo
Co. DD
Pendleton
la Grande
Cory
Petios
Union County
Rineharts
James Rinehart
Sommerville
Grand Ronde Valley
Glenn Pars
Dave Horne
MacKay Creek
Hamilton & Stourke
Alee
T. O. Halley
Mr. Isaacs
Alao
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythae
Roy Ra
Isaacs Place
Baker & Folsom Undertaking Parlor
Justice Miller
Pilot Rock
Ralph Folsom
Meacham
Overland Wreck Near Paso Robles Reported
Salinas California July 80 The second section of overland train No 10 left San Francisco wrecked near Paso Robles at 2 o clock in the morning of the same day dispatched reports say crews and passengers were not seriously hurt and the cause is under investigation by railroad officials and local authorities
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Overland
Salinas
Cal
Itte
San Francis
Paso Robles
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Biel
Washinewn
Opoue
Peter Crem Cyunnem
Cinndebirg
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Okiu
Francisco
Walla Wilin
Home Telephone Company
Cumberland
Maryland
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Rious
Gram Duke
Trie
Viadimir
Torin Jute
Viadimin
Helgium
Herman Lempelot
DEA
McKay Creek
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