Labor unrest and maritime repairs dominate mixed dispatches
A St Poeterabure dispatch notes renewed labor disorders while naval news reports the yacht Independence in dry dock at Boston Navy Yard for ladder replacement and bottom cleaning. Also mentioned are Irish agitator Michael Davitt arriving in Chicago, China Geary act opposition, and Oregon wreck repair costs.
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St. Poeterabure
Sheepehead
Alcedo
Watercure
Teddy
Navy Department
Independence
Navy Yard
Boston
Lipton
Atlantic
Rockbill
State Department
China
Rossia
Germany
France
Japan
Hanna
Hon
Lodge of Grandside
Mich
Republican National Committee
National Committee
William Elliott
Michigan
Chicago
St. Paul Road
Union Acufic
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Michael Davitt
The
Land League
Beial
Ireland
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Oregon
Orient
Gulf of
Pe Obi Li
Local fire and deaths reported in Oregon events
The warehal at St Paul in Marion county was hot and killed Saturday afternoon. John Kelley a Republican politician died at his home in Eugene aged 82. A restaurant fire disrupted a New York restaurant in The Dalles with rooms heated and deeply charred. Linnton abattoir plans grind 26 000 head of cattle for continuous processing. A brawl occurred in Marne between Tow Stevens and Hob Ranith ending with Stevens injured and knocked down.
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St. Paul
Marion County
John Kelley
Fortland
Hayes
Bie Howe
Eugene
New York
Dulles
Linnton
Cauvery
Marne
Stevenrd Barns
Harney County
Old Transport
Plot of Dowager Eyes Heir Apparent on China Throne
London reports Chinese plot by the empress dowager to place Prince Toan's son Po Cran on the throne with the dowager as regent. If true, the royal court would return to Pokin and a new capital at Kai Fong Fu may be established. Washington notes prospects for settling indemnity before week’s end with bonds issued by China at four percent.
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London
Chilobe
Shanghai
Toan
Po Cran
China
Pokin
Washington
Rockbill
Pekin
Ceparonesa
Local Patent Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A fragmented appeal suggests Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cure for various ailments described as Gehcat female disease and nervous distress. The note touts rapid improvement and restoration of health without specifics, framed as a local health remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Barker on Trial for Attempted Fascination and Shooting
In Jersey City on June 17 Thoman Barker stood trial for allegedly attempting to fascinate Rev. John Keller and for shooting Keller after claiming a confession by Mrs Barker. Keller says the accusation is a morbid hallucination. Barker claims a confession justified the shooting and a jury was seated with witnesses including a young woman who said she saw Barker fire the fourth shot at Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Thoman Barker
John Keller
Barker
Keller
Mre
Koeller
Molineaux Case Again Recall for New Trial Appeal
Buffalo June 17 Argument begun before the court of appeals in the famous Molineux case. Roland Molineux, under a death sentence for the alleged murder of Mrs Kate Adane in New York City, seeks a legal point that could overturn the prejudice claim and grant a new trial. The defense alleges he used poison by a bottle of polwan Yabo to kill Mrs Adane.
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Buffalo
Court of Apale
Roland Molineux
Sing Sing
Mra
Kate Adane
New York City
Viineokie
Adame
Man Given Prison Term for Umbrella Theft in Bloomington
A young man about twenty was sentenced today in Bloomington Indiana for stealing an umbrella. The case marks a rare official punishment for a minor offense and highlights the severity assigned to a petty act in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Ind
Balan
Anderson wins U S golf title beating Smith in final at Hamilton
In the lag o for the United States golf championship the morning round saw Willie Anderson of Pittfield Massachusetts defeat Alex Swaith of Bootland by one stroke to claim the title at Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Mase
Thie Gorming
Willie Anderson
Pittwield, Mawe
Aga
Alex Swaith
Bootland
Alroke
July Dividends and Government Interest Record Expected
New York reports July disbursements of accountant dividends and interest on government bonds will reach about 180 million, surpassing the prior record of 85 million. The estimate signals strong creditor returns and possible market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Russell Arrested in Nevada Bigamy Case
Unclear report states Lord Russell was arrested or surrendered in Nevada on bigamy charges. It mentions alleged multiple marriages and an American divorce, with references to Asperian Laws and a royal or aristocratic figure.
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Lemaeus
Ikibwae
Biga
Lord Wuasell
Evada
Supreme Court Decisions Blur County and State Roles
The article reports on Supreme Court decisions affecting county and state powers. It mentions Governor Pingree and notes a June 17 London dispatch describing slight weakness in Pingree and references parade plans for pioneers and a "Purple Show" with police guidance, highlighting regulatory and ceremonial tensions.
New York Market Wheat and Sugar Reports June 17
The New York market note shows steady wheat with little price change and mixed today’s range from 767-8 to 771-8 with closing at 771-4. Sugar values vary by grade with raw sugar around 34 to 40 and refined near 34 to 44. several U.S. stocks and exchanges cited.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul
Atchison
New York Market
Baker City Man Named Examiner for Navy Cadet Exams
J A Church head of Baker City schools has been appointed by Rep Moody as a board examiner for Second Oregon district cadetship applicants to Annapolis. About 15 candidates will compete June 27 in Portland to select minds for general scholarship suitability. The chosen cadets proceed to Annapolis for a six year program beginning September 10.
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Baker City
J. A. Church
Congreveman
M.A. Moody
Second Congressional District
Oregon
Annapolia Naval Academy
Moody
United States Naval Academy
Moody Haw
United States Grand Jury Rooms
Portland
Axaminora
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Academy
London stock market quiet after American crisis
London traders show subdued activity as market clears from the momentary American crisis. Dealers follow New York at a distance and watch for possible fake moves. Hesitation lingers regarding tangible South African war developments.
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London
Ghia
New York
Board deliberates bids for normal school building
Eastern Oregon normal school regents meet with President K Alemander and five members to review bids for a new campus building. Bids range from 1 each for masonry carpentry and painting. heating bids later reviewed. A disturbing lesion case is noted with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel for relief.
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Board of Regents
The
Eastern Oregon Normal School
K. Alemander
FP. A. Worthington
Portland
J. W. Meriber
la Grande
W Prowbatel
Weston
Jan Haley
Fondletem
J. A Heathie
Kilgar M. Lasaros
Archifees
Oongron
coMpany
Jones Poojoson
Pendleton
Ady Bhewerd
Gillean
Hendardun
Hendardun, Civandewad & Co
Wailea Walla
Erb & van Patten Co
Ralem
Plambjog
An Lalinwe
Acobeenh
Dede Company
Shea
Ab. Sutherland Company
Walla Walle
Heady & Porrett
Tore
Artful Crockery Shine Matches European Standards
A display of porcelain and tableware, including tea and dinner sets, rivals European products in elegance. The collection features decorative patterns reminiscent of landscapes and novelties that delight the eye and refresh the mind, with prices requested to be sensible.
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China
Canadian Pacific Track Men Strike Across Dominion
Reports from Montreal and Toronto indicate Canadian Pacific track workers from Atlantic to Pacific began a nationwide walkout this morning. Ontario division notes about eight percent of trackmen obeyed the strike as of the latest dispatches, with the rest returning to work amid quiet conditions and no disturbances reported.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic
Toronto
Ontario
Alwart
Butehere
San Francisco
Mrs McKinley Much Better Ahead Of Removal to Canton
Mrs McKinley has shown marked improvement over the past twenty four hours and may move to Canton if her condition holds. She passed a good night and is brighter today as preparations commence for her removal to Canton in the near term.
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Washington
Prince Edward Capture Reported in Temas New Orleans Field
Rumors say Prince Edwarde, murderer of Jobin Foster, was captured in Beattaville OxMN after threats of lynching. Baker City beat Weiser 7 to 3 in a Sunday baseball contest at Baker City, the third local game this year following wins over Huntington and a loss to La Grande.
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John Foster
Temas
New Orleans
Sherveport Cave
Prince Edwarde
Jobin Foster
Beattaville
Baker
Weiser
Baker City
Huntington
la Grande
Diver crews continue search after Northfield wreck
From New York on June 17 a rescue operation at the sunken ferry Northfield continues. Divers focus on recovering two living persons believed to have perished, while effort shifts to locating additional bodies.
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New York
Northfield
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Pacific Northwest News
Peror
Tuan
PU Chun
Kuang Tou
Lord Russell
Nevada
Supreme Court
Sakee
Curry
Baber
Gov
Pingree Weamer
Overnor Pingres
Tatees
S Potas
Pombenacy
Pioneers
Thia
Waelores
Mays
James Brown
Parumouth
DeWitt
Jiman & Oa
C. Rohrman
Mrs. M'Kinley
Canton
Prince Edwards
Iboo
Whitney
Campreek
Divide
Heaver Afaak
Alamo
Lawton
Earth
the Peoples Warehouse
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