Republican Platform Endorses Gold Standard and Exclusion Policies
The party upholds the gold standard and strong currency value, supports a robust merchant marine, and approves recent legislation creating a merchant marine commission. It backs a powerful navy, the exclusion of Chinese labor, civil service enforcement, pension fairness, arbitration for disputes, and proportional reduction of representation. It endorses Roosevelt, praises McKinley and Roosevelts’ policies, and lauds coal strike settlement and foreign policy.
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Nome gold fields update from Matlock party voyage
Wesley Matlock reports from Nome City that his party including William Beagle and Will Sturgis arrived safely at their Solomon river area gold mines. They left Seattle on the Senator then switched to the Olympus due to limited staterooms. Al Despain may join from Kodiak Island. Snow is receding and property values rise as new strikes brighten prospects. The voyage faced floating ice fields but avoided the main northern ice.
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Aiayor
W. F. Matlock
Weasley
Nome City
William Beagle
Will Sturgis
Lester Swaggart
Wesley Matlock
Beagle
Sturzis
Seattle
Senator
Olympia
Benator
al Despain
Kodiack Island
Matlock
Solomon River District
Salem men seek new home after interior visit
H. J. Workman of Salem, former head farmer at Cottage farm near the state insane asylum, and J. K. Nash, also of Salem, returned from the interior after surveying possibilities for permanent relocation. Workman noted the 1200 acre farm as part of the asylum's holdings. A public-spirited sentiment ends with a proverb about flowers for the sick room.
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H. J. Workman
Salem
Bickera
Mr. Workman
Cottage Farm
State Insane Asylum
Workman
Ben
J. K. Nash
First Day Opens 20th Northwest Sportsmen Meet
The 20th annual Sportsmen's Association of the Northwest tournament began at Pendleton with 15 five man squads. The grounds host tents for Pendleton club and sponsors including Drake of San Francisco and others. Twelve events on day one include three trophy events the Anaconda cup Multnomah medal and Brownlee trophy. Weather hindered scores while wind frustrated top shooters from valleys and eastern districts.
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Sportsmen’s Asociation of
Northwest
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
Pendleton Club
Spokane Rod and Gun Club
Wincheater Arms Company
Presbyterian Church
Charles C. Berkeley
Fred Hartman
JL. Dornberg
Spokane
A. P. Biginn
Ogden
Utah
E. F. Confarr
I Dvingaton
Mont
Pendleton
Heppner
Wilson
Frank Roberts
Lee Matlock
Patterson
Ayres
H. B. Kershaw
F. A. Dayden
Ee Seaver
H. O. Peck
O. O. Kin
E. £. Ellis
W. M. Stewart
de Ood
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Carter
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P. Shields
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F. Loyadon
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M. Spence
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P. J. Hollohan
WF. Sheard
J. Rh. Ware
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C Geefe
School Board Declares E L Smith As Director
The board met last night to canvass last Monday's election and formally declare E L Smith a director. Smith attended and was sworn in. No other business occurred. The next meeting next week will consider building plans for a new east end schoolhouse and related site purchases.
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E. L. Smith
Smith
East End
Ten Cars Sheep Shipped to North Dakota Ranges
John Howard the Minnesota sheepman has gathered a shipment of sheep for the eastern market and sent ten carloads over the W. C. R. to North Dakota ranges this morning. The flock will graze there until fall, then be sent to Chicago markets. The consignment comes from the band of Kroeat Evans, A.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Chicago
Kroeat Evans
Inspector Dr Hutchinson Visits Portland Sheep Shipment
Dr. B. E. N. Hutchinson arrived in Portland this morning to inspect the sheep shipped out by John Howard earlier today, returning to headquarters after the inspection.
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BE. N. Huchinson
Portland
Dr. Hutchinson
John Howard
La Grande Chronicle Resumes After Suspension
The La Grande Daily Chronicle resumes publication following a temporary stoppage due to trouble with its employer, with a markedly improved appearance.
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la Grande Chronicle
la Grande Daily Chronicle
Women and Kidney Trouble Promises Relief
An advertorial style notice touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. It claims common symptoms include bed wetting in children and general malaise, and offers samples by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Hinghamton
Ad Erate
Binghamton
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