Between Issues Not Between Men In Portland Race
Dr Harry Lane freshly elected mayor faces a clean administration fight against saloon rooms and gambling in Portland. He vows strict law enforcement, attacks professional gamblers, and calls for regulation while denying a personal contest with opponents.
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Elure Bound of Health
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Kerry Murphy
Flooding Impacts Michigan After Cloudburst
Detroit report notes improved conditions as Western Michigan sustains about 590000 dollars in damage from recent cloudburst. In Grand Rapids the Grand River backflow floods 60 square blocks, disrupting schools and Pere Marquette shops, while the dike holds and danger subsides.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
Grand River
Oregon Politician Claims Mayor Bid Ties to Lane Lineage
A candidate asserts that proper regulation of affairs and a civilized Oregon community offers no price for open gambling. He identifies Dr Lare as a native son of Oregon and longtime Portland resident. He claims entitlement to Portland mayoral office, citing the Lane family as historical figures including grandfather Joe Lane, first territorial governor, and an uncle who served in Congress. The candidate’s father was Nathan Lane of Portland.
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Congress
Nathan Lane
Held for Murder in Walla Walla Depot Shooting
In Walla Walla a coroner's jury ruled Dodiey Cully died from a gunshot wound inflicted by unknown parties. Harry Schonleber, a companion, was formally charged after an information filed by the prosecuting attorney. Schonleber had borrowed the pistol from a saloon and later denied involvement before offering a rambling account of Cully's death.
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Itter
Wulelde
Serious Complications Foreseen After Rushed Accord Talks
June reports from the sulan describe a private audience with a British minister as Lovether and officials threshed out political issues. A French German accord is hoped but failure could bring serious complications for the region.
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Cattle Barons Convicted in Nebraska Land Fencing Case
Omaha Neb June 6 John and Herman Krause were found guilty in federal court on five of fourteen counts for fencing seven acres of government land in Nebraska. John Krause also faced two counts for intimidating occupants to prevent legitimate occupation. The penalty carries a $1000 fine or one year in the penitentiary. Prosecution of additional related cases will follow as authorities pursue broader land swindles.
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Nebraska
John Krause
Pendleton excursion highlights Pendion Day event in Portland
Report from Pendleton shows a small turnout for the Pendion Day exercises at the Ore ton building with speeches by President Myers Judge Ayers and Judge Benn and a poem by Miss Neva Lane. Only about six of the Pendleton party attended the program while most badges indicated attendance.
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Stanford student commits suicide by gas in Portland lodging
Special from Portland reports Wavelle Cunningham daughter of Mrs B Cunningham a Stanford University student killed herself by gas at a lodging house last night. A note read This is a plain case of walelde No use to make any Investigation. Police see motive but reject suicide as sole cause.
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Beef Trust Probe Shifts Amid Resignation Rumor
A sensational report from Chicago says United States District Attorney Morrison plans to resign after conferring with Justice officials on beef trust cases. Morrison, in Washington, sought leniency in returning indictments and broader inquiry, while Washington authorities reportedly seek a firm stance.
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Russian Warships Interned Today Amid Peace Talks
Reports from Washington and St. Petersburg say Russian cruisers were interned at noon after failing to leave Manila harbor within 24 hours. Admiral Train will guard them behind a breakwater, with machines to be disabled and breech blocks removed. Officials note Roosevelt’s rising influence on peace negotiations and hint at ongoing secret talks.
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St. Petersburg
Count Lamalorff
In Honor Of Dr Lane New Portland Mayor Honored
A luncheon was hosted at the Hotel Pendleton at 12 30 today in honor of Dr Harry Lane newly elected mayor of Portland The event drew a line of attendees including Dr A Kinney Dr Young Dr Andrew C Smith Dr E BL Mickle Dr BR L Glittsple and local men Dr J Smith TY G Hailey A D Stillman Bert Truffman J H Raley Will M Peterson
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de. Young
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BR. L. Glittsple
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TY. G. Hailey
A. D. Stillman
Bert Truffman
J. H. Raley
Will M. Peterson
First shipment for Lewiston road arrives on riverbank
The first shipment of material for the Lewiston road construction has reached the area and is being unloaded on the north bank of the river. The material consists of bridge timbers for the bridge across the gulch between the railroad tracks and the flat to the east, as reported by the Lewiston Tribune correspondence.
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Lewiston Tribune
Riparia Cor
Norway's New Flag and Government Take Oath
From Christiana hundreds witnessed the ceremony as the new Norway flag and national emblem were raised on ships. A decree announced the dissolution of the union with Sweden while the council of state met to enact the oath of allegiance to the new government. King Oscar called an extraordinary session for June 30 as ministers resigned via telegraph and Sweden faced parliamentary steps.
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Deliberations on Peace Moves Amid Tsarist Council Session
Reports from St Petersburg on June nine describe Linevitch stating delegates arrive to seek a czarist address for an immediate representative assembly. Tsarist ministers meet at Tsarkov Selo while Linevitch notes renewed fighting and Russian gains against Japanese forces. Washington dispatches indicate ongoing diplomacy with Kaiser Wilhelm and Lamardorff, signaling potential peace progress.
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President's Vacation Trip From Washington to Virginia Farm
The president departed Washington at 12 16 PM by Southern Railway for a week long visit to Joseph Wilmer’s home in Hapidan Virginia with Mrs Roosevelt. He plans to stay until Sunday or Monday and will tour the Roosevelt farm near Tagsidnay. The trip aims to gain relief from last week’s strain while awaiting possible Russo Japanese détente developments in St Petersburg and Tokio.
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Dented Writ of Error Denied in Vermont Murder Case
Justice Peckham of the United States supreme court denied the application for a writ of error by Mrs. Mary Rogers of Vermont. The motion sought to appeal to the United States supreme court after her conviction for murdering her husband.
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Light day at court with Guenette verdicts and Weston census
A quiet morning in the court produced a guilty verdict for J. J. Guenette and a suspended sentence for Mrs. Guenette, both 30 days in county jail. A trial date was set for W Turley and R D Cashatt for assault on Dr. J A Best, but witnesses were absent. In the grand jury, Marshall Williams and another Milton witness were examined in the Martin case, with no indictments returned by 2 o clock. Weston census places population at 823, per Deputy Assessor Charles Pinkerton.
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J. A. Best
Marshall Willams
Milton
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City to buy rock crusher and prepare for September delivery
The council voted to purchase a rock crusher and to have it here by September 1, sharing the cost with the county roads league. A $100 appropriation was approved for next Monday’s expenses, and bids will be sought for the crusher. The meeting also authorized paying semiannual interest on bonds and approved May receipts totaling 2224.23.
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Baptists at The Dalles Gather for Regional Meeting
The Middle Oregon Baptism Association with 60 to 76 members will meet tomorrow and over Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church. Calvary provides hospitality for guests and the public is invited to attend the sessions. Tonight's service will be preached by Rev. Sale.
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Middle Oregon Baptism Association
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Sale
Burglary Sentencing in District Court
In a Boise district court morning session Judge Smith sentenced George Willams, described as the colored clothing thief, to a three year term in the penitentiary after he pleaded guilty yesterday to burglary.
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Boise Capital News
Body To Arrive Tonight For Mr. Hampton Funeral
The body of Mr. Steve Hampton will arrive tonight on the 5:30 train from Tucson Arizona. Funeral arrangements are not definite, pending arrival and likely to be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Odd Fellows Day Parade Highlights Portland Exhibition
Today was Odd Fellows day in Portland with members from Oregon and Washington marching through the city to the grounds where ceremonies were held. Tomorrow features Commercial Travelers Day with about seven hundred visiting travelers expected in town.
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