Building Abandonment Halts New Structure Plans
A dispute over a proposed $20,000 brick building on Court Street delays Dr C J Smith and Schmidt led plans. The Eagles abandon their old hall while discussions continue on open market options and future construction, with local officials watching the vote outcome.
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Iaatioeh Wnt
Win Street
Eledr Qver
C. J. Smith
Pendiston
Schmidt
Han
Wes
Hae
Hide
Main Street
C J. Smith
Lonat
Sullivan
Untitled note on Pendleton building delays and leases
The city faced many vacant storefronts and uncertain business prospects this fall. W F Matlock offered 600 to Sullivan and Bond to break a lease on a lower Main Street room, but the contract remains intact as the market stalls.
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W. F. Matlock
Sullivan & Bond
Matlock-Brownfield
Main Street
Matlock
Pendleton
President Impeached At Idaho University
Moscow Idaho June president J A L McLeen of the University of Idaho faces charges of incompetence evasiveness and undignified conduct. Faculty members pressed for investigation but the board of regents did not act as split opinions emerged among members.
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McLean
Idaho University
Moscow
Idaho
J AL McLeen
University of Idaho
Board of Regents
Charles N. Heitman
Rathdrum
Mra. Ridenbaugh
Boise
Roxey McGee Murder Receipt Tells of Miners Meeting Death
W D McGee of this city learns via telegram that his nephew Roxey McGee was shot at a miners meeting in Victor Idaho last Monday. Roxey had worked at Elkton mine with brothers Melvin and Jay. He recently lived on the Dixie ranch for C B Wade and left for Elkton after Thanksgiving. His parents reside in Clay County Missouri.
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W. D. McGee
Miners’ Mass
Dixie Ranch
C. &. Wade
Colorado
Wood McGeee
Colesworthy
Ery
Victor
Col
Roxey McGee
Muse
al Victor
East Oregonian
Aley
McGee
Young Mees
Elkton
Melvin
Jay McGee
Hart Ove Goolin
William Bainbridge
Elkton Mines
Roxey MeGee
Umatilla County
C. BD. Wade
Elkton, Col
Clay County
Missouri
Morocco accedes to bandit demands in ransom case
From Tangiers Captain Chadwick reports government acquiescence to ransom requests. Foreign minister instructed to free two prisoners once about $55,000 is paid. Two marines landed and sent to the Belgian legation to reassure the Belgian minister whose wife is American. Antwerp fire destroys many buildings causing $400,000 in damage.
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Morocco
Washington
Chadwick
Tangiers
Rassall
Tangier
Maines
Antwerp
Pitched Battle in Colorado Danville Clash Between Troops and Miners
In Danville Colorado a two hundred deputized troops clashed with about 150 Cripple Creek miners. Fifteen miners were captured and six union miners were killed. General Bell led the assault capturing arms and ammunition as the miners fought entrenched in the hills. The action followed rumors of a free gold camp at Danville and a broader push to deport union members from the Tell District.
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Criome Creek
Danville
Victor
Bell
Cripple Creek
John Jamez
Will
John Davis
Vietor
John Carley
Dunnville
Beil
General Bell
Fremont County
Alltox
Independence
Colorado Springs
Col
Aepodasaya
Victor Record
Record
Western Federation of Miners
Beaver Creek
Portland
Japanese Losses Reported in Pechili Gulf Naval Action
Stated by Liso Yang correspondent of the Ruese a minor naval engagement occurred in Pechili Gulf with one Japanese battleship sunk and ships damaged. Earlier reports claim Port Arthur bombardment with 3,600 Japanese casualties and four vessels lost. Russians deny serious Port Arthur damage and say Japanese had little time to deploy heavy siege guns.
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Wakioiwa An Cacementa
Port Arthur
Nave Boon
Togo
Petersburg
Liso Yang
Ruese
Gulf of Pechill
Kwang Tung
Seng Chen
St. Petersburg
War Department
Feng Huang Cheng
Slaren
Embezzlement Charged in Lafayette Suspect McKay Arrested
Lafayette Indiana June Thomas J. McKay a junior partner in Metov & Co of Rensselaer was arrested on embezzlement charges. The alleged amount involved is about 250000 with connections to a prominent merchant.
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Lafayette
Ind
Thomas J. McKay
Metov & Co
Rensselaer
McCoy
Cone
Moll Telan
Revolution Ends as Ports Open to Trade in Haiti
Washington reports Admiral Siga her calles from Monte Cristo Haiti announcing the eastern bower will revel in bus ter tomorrow. All ports of San De mint are open to commerce as the revolution ends. Sandwich England notes Trav is the American golf champion who retires from the open hole contest due to minor health concerns.
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Washington
Siga
Monte Cristo
Haiti
San Demint
Sandwich
England
Trav
Dieferew
Desperate men escape in chaotic jail breakout attempt
In Seattle a running fight to liberty erupted as guards fought to subdue fleeing inmates James Allixon and Kitzar Marehall. One man, a long-time robber, evaded capture briefly before being recaptured. Deputy Sheriff Hovan pursued and overpowered conspirators. One prisoner, Joeon, and others were restrained as the scene ended with Allixon jailed for robbery and Marehall awaiting murder trial.
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Seattle
Jihe
James Allixon
Kitzar Marehall
Raxore
Offen
Hovan
Marshall
Tot
Rob Bey
Smarehall
Vice Presidency Looms as Delegates Weigh Running Mate
Washington June The question of Roosevelts running mate may be settled this afternoon by a confer ence of leading members of the house and senate under an arrangement approved by the president. Candidates named include Cannon Fairbanks Mint Dryden and Overstreet. It is understood the choice lies between Fairbanks and Agnew.
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Washington
Rooseyelow
How
Senate
Cannon
Fairbanks
Mint
Dryden
Overstreet
Bytween Fairbanks
Aijtt
Battle With Bandits Near Glenwood Springs
Denver report describes a pitched battle between a posse and five men who held up a Denver and Rio Grande train near the T. W. Smith ranch on the Glenwood area. One bandit was fatally wounded and another badly hurt. deputies pursued in the hills as shots continued and Deputy Sheriff Mohan was wounded.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Glenwood Boringe
T. W. Smith Ranch
Bherlif Mohan
Glenwood Springs
Coroner Election Totals Show Henderson Lead With 1748 Votes
Official county returns reveal T. M. Henderson elected coroner by a majority of 1748 over E. J. Sommerville 1722 and C. P. Strain 1070. J. H. Raley 121. County judge majority rises to 36. other races adjust accordingly. Complete county totals provided with vote counts.
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IF. D. Taylor
E. J. Sommerville
C. P. Strain
James H. Raley
Bean
T. MM
Jienderson
Ty KB
J. Summerville
Tinley
Strain
Leiter Dead At Hay Harbor In June Dawn
Jovl Zeigler Salter former Chicago merchant prince died suddenly in Hay Harbor Me this morning His eldest daughter Mary married Lord Carson viceroy of India His only son Joseph sparked an international wheat war in 1808 by nearly cornering the market using an estimated $3,000,000
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Hay Harbor
Jovl Zeigler Salter
Chicago
Prince
Miondine
Fie
Mary
Lord Carson
India
Joseph
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