Umatilla Woolgrowers Lose Wenaha Appeal
The Umatilla County Sheepmen’s appeal against the Wenaha reserve allotment is denied. Senator Fulton explains haste for a quick decision and outlines the Cunningham Sheep & Land Co claim to range privileges and a larger head allowance, with plans to push a final department ruling and potential tax measures to protect Oregon stock interests.
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Largest mulese mantle shipment to Fiji from Port Costa
Stockton California reports the largest shipment of mulese mantle 1060 ever shipped by a private corporation. It will depart Port Costa Saturday for the Fiji Islands. The goods were bought for the Colonial Sugar Refining Company. Stockton is described as a male center of the world with buyers from English, German and United States governments. Three fourths of animals marketed are from the male Allenipp basin.
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Fiji
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State Sues Yakima Over Liquor License Tax
The state of Washington sues the city of North Yakima for 2000 dollars claiming unpaid liquor license taxes from various years, including 1889. Olympia announced the suit. the city claims the state must prove the owed amount and that some license records were destroyed, complicating evidence.
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New Sundry Civil Bill Targets United States Express Monopoly
The Sundry Civil Bill reported to the House by Chairman Tawney would end the United States Express Company monopoly on government transport of securities, coin, and bullion. It alleges annual payments of about $950,000 to $1.0 million and accuses the firm of padding rates and routing traffic to inflate profits. The measure seeks to cut off this monopoly and curb related charges across Treasury and subtreasury routes and banking institutions nationwide.
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Mastadis USA
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Washington
States Express Company
Treasury
Sub Rensurien
United States
He Aeay
Tom Plat
House
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
United States Fixpress Company
United States Company
Gilliland Wins Ukiah Area as Chamberlain Leads Oregon Race
United States returns show T P Gilliland ahead in Mendocino style county margins, with Chamberlain carrying multiple Oregon counties by solid leads. Final tallies indicate Chamberlain about two thousand plus, Bourne weaker, and Withycombe narrow in Mim-Gilliland zones. A late message from Alba to Ukiah adjusted Gilliland’s Ukiah margin to 30, boosting his lead to 21 per East Oregonian figures, though private counts vary.
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Shakeup in Agriculture Dept Fears Loom as Inspection Sparks Clash
Washington reports the president rebuked packers over adulteration fears tied to the Neill Reynolds probes. A major shakeup in the Agriculture Department is anticipated as inspectors faced accusations of laxity. Thomas B. Wilton pressed for continued inspection reforms, clashing with packer interests over fees and independent judgments of sanitation.
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Chicago
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Packers
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Grand jury named for term in county court
Grand jury drawn at the request of District Attorney Phelps by Judge Ellis. Foreman David Horne, with A B Mc Carty Ed Groeges J A Badley T J Tweedy William Potts and Manuel Friedly named. Jury to hear all pending criminal cases and any new complaints likely against saloon men and gamblers. Stone Werton attorney forgery case set for next Tuesday. Jurors excused until Monday morning.
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Ellis
David Horne
A. B. McCarty
Ed Groeges
J. A. Badley
T. J. Tweedy
William Potts
Manuel Friedly
Stone
Werton
County official count underway after heated Pendleton election
Voters Gilliland and Hartman posted results in McKay with Gilliland 64 to Hartman 30. Ukiah reported Gilliland 265. judges Chamberlain and Fite en route to assist, as the county clerk conducts the official tally. Pendleton aftermath sees bipartisan congratulation, with Bourne pledged by Umatilla delegation and joint senator-elect Cole praised by all sides.
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Levy chosen vice president of Washington & Columbia River railway
At a board meeting in Tacoma the Washington and Columbia River railway elected Charles M. Levy vice president to replace Joseph McCabe who resigned. The office of general manager was abolished. J G Cutler resigned as treasurer and M P Martin was elected treasurer. Cutler appointed general superintendent of the W CR BR system. McCabe and partner Charles H. Bihler left for the coast today.
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Washington & Columbia River Railway
Charles M. Levy
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Woman Suffrage Mention Praised At Convention
In June 6 proceedings of the Women’s Federation of Clubs Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles was nominated for treasurer with the election to be held that night. A telegram from Roosevelt approved the measure to save California trees and would urge Congress to act. In St Petersburg the Douma passed a land bill on its first reading.
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Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
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California
Congress
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St. Petersburg
Evidence Graft in Pennsylvania Railways Emerges
Philadelphia June 6 Additional graft evidence surfaced at Interstate Commerce Commission hearings as J R Boyer chief clerk admitted taking money from coal operators via unsigned letters. Payments totaled 46000 over three years with 2600 annual salary. he claimed no divvying and said he did nothing wrong. Other items include subpoenas and political campaign notes in unrelated reports.
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Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
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J. R. Boyer
Motive Power Department
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Roosevelts Attend Commencement at National Cathedral
President and Mrs. Roosevelt attend commencement exercises at the National Cathedral School in the suburbs. Their daughter Ethel is enrolled as a student.
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Roosevelt
National Cathedral School For Aims
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Simple Private Funeral for Senator Gorman’s Family
Funeral arranged under Senator Gorman’s terms will be simple and private. It will be held at the residence tomorrow with friends and congressional personal friends in attendance. Interment is planned for Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Gorman
Congress
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wilhelm Visits Joseph and Vienna in June Visit
Kaiser Wilhelm arrives this morning in Vienna to meet Emperor Francis Joseph amid European diplomacy. In Newport Washington the PenddOrelile Valley State bank plans a concrete two story bank building expansion.
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Ministers and Spiritualist in New York resign over belief
Rev. Minot J. Savage pastor of the Church of the Messiah resigns due to his advocacy of spiritualism. He has been in Redlands, California since March with his son Rev. Magimillan Savage, where the resignation was written. Savage never preached spiritualism publicly, but supported it privately.
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Minot J. Savage
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Redlands
Cal
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