Taylor Case Evidence Show Reputation Under Fire In Court
Testimony in the Taylor case centers on Moses Taylor’s truthfulness as witnesses describe his alleged plotting and tendentious acts. Prosecution and defense call witnesses to establish or challenge his veracity while recounting payments and schemes connected to Palmer and McGrath.
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Moses Taylor
Davis
Athena
McGrath
Palmer
Taylor
Darin
Wihtnheetey
Frank Soling
L. Swageart
Fee
John McCourt
T. G. Halleyower
Weswa
Tine
Witnemen
Moser Taylor
Wiebad
T. P D. Coleman
J. M. Hives
Coppoek
A. Kineer
J. M. Hicks
John Banister
A. F
Popular Writer to Pendleton on Regular Visit
Charles Crewdson a renowned writer of Indian and frontier sketches travels through Pendleton. He has visited numerous reservations with Major Moorhouse gathering history and anecdotes. Crewdson documents tribal life for national papers and magazines while promoting western romance and Indigenous history.
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Charles No Crewilivon
Trealer
Catewman
Crewilion
Chicago
Hatters
Séarles
Sundiy
Crewdein
United States
Major Moorhouse
Crewison
Umnalla Reservation
Northwest
Crewdson
Saturday Evening Post
Five Chicago burglars captured after freight car raid
Chicago police caught Albert Burs seriously injured Albert Greening Joseph Smith Frankmith and John Metxar of Chicago after a desperate fight at Wolf Lake Inn while another robber escaped. The gang has stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars of property over six months.
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Chicago
Wolf Lake
Inn
Albert Burs
Albert Greening
Joseph Smith
Frankmith
John Metxar
Athievek
Rioters and Goosages Rampage in Lente Siege
Rioters and GOOSAGES unleash terror in Lente Wirmaw. Workingmen barricade streets from windows and rooftops while social democrats and Jewish leaders inspire protests. Factories close, newspapers halted as soldiers clash, with hundreds killed or wounded. Warszawa reports further unrest spreading. Japanese say Bayan can be floated.
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Wirmaw
Lodz
Keaponee
Dradoone
U7 Socialista
Hoops
Factorian
Andre Joff
Tothers
Mitchell trial judge Tanner cross examined in Portland
In the Mitchell trial Judge A H Tanner, formerly associated with the senator, was cross examined about Mitchell appearing for constituents without charge in many cases. He admitted that a $1000 claim against Frederick Kibbs for expediting patent work did not include compensation for Mitchell, though Mitchell received half the money in Washington.
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Portland
Mitchell
A. H. Tanner
Tanner
Frederick Kiibs
Washington
Arlington Condon Railroad Opens July 1
Announcement received by E C Smith indicates the Arlington-Condon railroad will formally open for business July 1. The road will handle both freight and passenger service and one daily train will run to and from Condon.
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Arlington-Condon
E. C. Smith
Condon
Ceremony marks unveiling of Chief Tonoph monument
Major Lee Moorhouse returned from Nespelem Washington where he attended the unveiling of the monument to the late Chief Tonoph. He described the ceremonies as very interesting and held that evening with a large crowd in attendance.
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Joseph
Lee Moorhouse
Nespelem
Wash
Ton-~ Oph
Monument to Chief Joseph Unveiled by Taclians
A large Northwest gathering attended the unveiling of a marble shaft monument to Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce on an elevated site. A bas relief portrait, derived from Major Monrhouse’s photo, decorates one side while an American flag covered the pedestal during the ceremony. Indian speakers honored the chief’s life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Perces
Major Monrhouse
Joseph
Holdman Trader Reports Best Rain Yet in Wheat Belt
J. Bi. Grubb of Holdman is in the city on a trading trip reporting the finest rain of the season in his district. He notes the wheat is in better condition than ever in that portion of the county.
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J. Bi. Grubb
Holdman
Wealthy New Mexican sheepmen slain in camp attack
Albuquerque June 24. Carmiel Bac and Nicholas Finches, wealthy sheep owners, were hacked to death in their camp while traveling to Laposta. Their wagons were burned and the bodies thrown into an abandoned well. A half blood Amelie Mc Clure with them was arrested and denies guilt claiming three Indians defended on the camp.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carmel Bac
Nicholas Finches
Refused New Trial in Liberty Murder Case
Liberty Mo June 24 Judge Alexander overruled a motion for a new trial and sentenced Mrs Agele Meyers of Keenon City to hang August 11 for the murder of her husband. Mrs Meyers betrayed no emotion and counsel have not yet appealed to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiang
Liberty
Al@ander
Agele Meyers
Kinean City
Mra Meyers
Supreme Court
Longshoreman Death and Plague Contagion in Panama
In Panama on June 24 a Chilean longshoreman unloading a ship died from bubonic plague. His 40 companions are isolated and all precautions taken to prevent spread. Separately, Grover Martin remains under sentence for manslaughter, with a new trial likely requested and not yet resolved.
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Panama
Grover Martin
Professor Conklin Returns to Ontario Farmland
Prof. BE B. Conklin arrived from his new Ontario home on a brief business trip and will return in the morning. He reports delight with the location and is harvesting the first alfalfa crop on irrigated land. The crop is heavy and the season looks favorable for hay and fruit in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Conklin
BE. B. Conklin
Ontario
Potatoes Sold as Idaho Seller Quietly Deals Local Property
B F McElroy, arriving from Cambridge Idaho, seeks to dispose of his property here. He recently sold 60 acres of potatoes to Harry Reed with the transaction handled in T Hinkles office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. McElroy
Cambridge
Idaho
Harry Reed
T. Hinkle
Butter Creek Irrigation Chief Plans Fall Ditch Extensions
Harry C. Rogers president of Butter Creek Irrigation visits town with his wife. He says the company will be considerably extend its ditches during the coming fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Rogers
Butter Creek Irrigation Company
Mr. Rogers
Vaughan Breaks Auto Record On Nonstop Run
Guy Vaughan started at 1 30 P M on Empire City track in a 40 horsepower Deccanville car to beat the nonstop auto record of 1000 miles. He finished at 1 5 20 P M, 2 11 41 faster than Wridgway, and then extended the run to set a 24 hour record of 1 015 5 8 miles.
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New York
Guy Vaughan
Empire City
Deccanville
Wridgway
Vaughan
Seven overcome by gas in Chicago boarding house
Chicago, June 24. Seven persons were overcome by gas in a boarding house on Strand Street in South Chicago this morning. Michael Markovich and Martha Maria will die.
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Chicago
Strand Street
Michael Marcovich
Martha Marla
Verdict Not Yet Reached in Schonleber Murder Trial
Walla Walla June 24 Special The jury in the Schonleber murder case against Dudley Culley has been out six hours without returning a verdict as of 2 o clock.
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Walla Walla
Schonleber
Dudley Culley
Death of Lee Man in Hospital
Lee Man a Chinese man from Colfax Washington died last evening in a hospital from consumption. He was passing through here on his way to Portland when he was taken to the hospital. He will likely be buried here by the county.
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Lee
Colfax
Wash
Portland
O. B. N. Agent J C Overbaugh Visits City
J C Overbaugh traveling freight and passenger agent for the Oregon, Berkeley, and Northern railroad was in the city this morning on business and left on the morning train for Portland.
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J. C. Overbaugh
Portland
Teamsters Leader Opposes Peace Proposals
Chicago June 24 President Shea of the Teamsters declares he will vote against the employers peace proposal and the unions will face a referendum vote next week. He hints at a possible general strike to halt city business, saying the strength lies in keeping many at work to fund strike benefits. Employers warn negotiations will terminate Monday if terms are not accepted.
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Teamsters’ Union
Tsne
Teamesters
Chicago
Shea
Amsters
Teamsters
Peace Committee
Assistant Secretary Loomis to Europe for Paol Jones remains
New York reports Assistant Secretary of State Loomis traveled aboard the Inner Philadelphia to Southampton and then Paris to receive the remains of Admiral Paol Jones from French authorities. He says the mission is an important state duty and declined to discuss Venezuelan affairs. The transfer ceremony is set for July 7.
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New York
Loomis
Philadelphia
Southampton
Paris
Paol Jones
Europe
Killing at Warsaw ignites Crontaxhall strike riot
Rioting spreads from Warsaw to Crontaxhall where strikers march with red fines and revolutionary songs. Cossacks charge, 23 dead and 85 wounded. bakers join strike causing bread famine. Lodz reports 22 killed today. official tally for yesterday is 11.
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Crontaxhall
Lodz
Chicago Wheat Market Quotations June 24
Chicago notes from the greatest wheat market in the United States show July wheat closing at 30, corn at 38 4, and oats at 31 7 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
Jury Finds Branton Guilty of Assault With Intent
In Eugene on June 24 the jury deliberated two hours before finding John Branton guilty of assault with intent to kill. Branton faced charges of attempting to murder John Fletcher to secure a $3000 life insurance policy drawn in Branton's favor.
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Eugene
John Branton
Braton
John Fletcher
Branton
Woodcraft Official Visits Portland From Leadville
J. L. Wright head clerk of the Women of Woodcraft stops in Portland between trains on business for the order. He plans to make Portland his future home and awaits the completion of the Woodcraft building and permanent grand officers in the city. Wright is guest of Grand Guardian C. C. Van Orsdall during his stay.
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J. L. Wright
The
Women of Woodcraft
Leadville
Portland
Mr. Wright
Woodcraft
Order
C. C. van Orsdall
City
Ex-state treasurer Wulff arrested for mail fraud
Chicago June 24 Henry Wulff former state treasurer and head of Continental Financing accused of using the mails to defraud innocent investors arrested in the afternoon on a mail fraud charge in a case tied to a get rich quick scheme.
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Chicago
Henry Wulff
Continental Financing Company
War
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MeGrath
Cockeye
J. M. Thank Ter
Eland
Rajoy
Peterson
Mra. Merath
Withers Wees
Mre
Raley
Boddy
Hameter
Nck
Unii
Uni
Phelps
W. McBride
Taylors Harses
A. B. McKinnon
J. F. Kilgore
G. A. BR. McGrew
J. FR. King
Robert Jimimon
Portland, Ore
Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton
Genins
Moorhouse
Steves
Issugi
Sorike
Warssaw
Awed
Lockswaith
Warsaw
Steppen Obkriela
Pragah
CoreCequenne
London
House of Commons
Portstrthur
Earl Percy
Gow Gunnery
St. Petersburg
the Vidomost
Dewey
America
Russia
Rojestvensky
Togo
Can Pion
Tokio
Port Arthur
Ohu
Wing Cheng
Nansancheng Tea
Taclians
Mitch
Decnauville
Lee Man
Chicago Teamsters
Wil
Jones
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