Miscellaneous News Items from Various States
Ten thousand acres of grain were harvested near Banos. Senator Hanna donated 60000 to Kenyon College for a new dormitory to be named Politician's Barracks. The Jessie Morrison jury in Eldorado Kansas found manslaughter in the second degree with a 3 to 5 year term. A Paris La Presse correspondent says the Philippine struggle is not over. The War Department lists insurgent captures up to May 15 totaling 37048. Mrs Mary F Gwyn, widow of ex senator W M Gwyn, dies at 86 in San Francisco. American Plow Co of New Jersey seeks to absorb most plow companies. President McKinley pardons ex-cashier Museer of Rutland Bank. Peter L Foy, 87, former St Louis postmaster, dies. A Cowley County Kansas widow dies after blackmailers force her husband to refuse a deposit, causing his and her deaths.
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Banos
Hanna
Kenyon College
Jessie Morrison
Eldorado
Kaneas
Tom
la Presse
Paris
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Marseilles
Gwyn
Kentucky
California
American Plow Company
New Jersey
United States
McKinley
Charles W. Museer
National Bank of Rutland
House of Correction
Peter L. Foy
St. Louis
Pearl
Hee
Louis
Wie
Missouri Democrat
W. C. Carson
Cowley County
Kansas
Multiple incidents and notices in Oregon and neighboring states
The suspended Gilbert bank in Salem will pay creditors in full as assets exceed liabilities. Senator John H. Mitchell left on a train for Oregon after learning of his wife’s illness. Two masked men looted Republic, Washington saloon, taking 75 in cash and jewelry worth 150. The annual encampment of the First Separate Battalion O N G will be near La Grande July 5 to 12, with Baker City La Grande and Sumpter companies attending. Federal prisoner Gus B Schrinkengost and Peter Dempsey were involved in post office robbery cases. Dempsey and Healy remain at large. A rancher near Olalla Douglas County, A E McCulloch, was seriously injured by a runaway horse. Rev Otto J Scovell of St Paul’s Salem died after surgery for tubercular peritonitis and was born in Wisconsin in 1860. He studied at Wisconsin University McCormick Seminary and Ohio University and came to Oregon about a year ago for his health.
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Gilbert Bank
Salem
John HH. Mitchell
Oregon
Republic
Wash
la Grande
Baker City
Sumpter
Gus Bschrinkengost
Idaho
Peter Dempsey
Butte
Dillon
Dempsey
Healy
A. E. McCulloch
Olalia
Douglas County
McCulloch
Otto J. Scovell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
McCormick Theological Seminary
Ohio University
Woman Credits Patent Medicines After Difficult Birth
Amelia Dougherty of Eherrigan Wayne Co Missouri says she used Dr Pierce remedies including Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets after a hard birth. She reports taking multiple vials and tablets and claims a permanent cure and renewed strength.
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Medicios
Brokerage Firm Goes to the Wall Amid Bank Failure
Henry Marquand & Co. collapsed after a $1,000,000 loan to Seventh National Bank triggered its suspension. The firm faced losses tied to a Pittsburgh coal rail project, drawing enmity from coal interests and causing a multi million dollar downturn. The Seventh National Bank outlined assets and liabilities and plans for reorganization as bankers remained cautious. A Leipzig bank director was also arrested amid broader financial turmoil.
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New York
Henry Marquand & Co
Seventh National Bank
Wall Street
Pittsburg
Hawmet
Marquan! & Co
Coal Trust
Marquand & Co
Uncle Sam's Strong Box Opens With Revenue Boom
Washington date June 26 next Monday marks the start of a new fiscal year. Officials forecast a record federal revenue with internal receipts exceeding 307 million dollars and customs receipts around 240 million, up about 11 million from the prior year.
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Washington
Uncle San
Paris to Berlin Auto Race Resumes At Dawn
Alix Jachappelle reports the Paris to Berlin auto race restarts at five in the morning with seventy three cars starting from Paris arrivals. Fournier the French champion chasseur continues to lead the field reaching Hamburg first after day two. In Kiberton Washington the State Holiness Association camps and sets up tents inviting members to join the gathering.
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Alix Jachappelle
Paris
Berlin
Hamburg
Fournier
Chaseur
Parla
Herlin
Presidents Deny Pardon Requests in Grahm and Newitt Case
President McKinley refused to pardon attorneys in Philadelphia figures tied to the Jacob’s counterfeiting case. The request was blocked amid bribery and federal service state questions. In Washington the AFL called a five cent per member assessment to fund the International Machinists association with a $100,000 fund. London King Edward’s proclamation sets coronation milestones. The Hague cabinet outlines government reforms.
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Peblat
McKinley Thie "Aliarnece
Ingrahm and
Newitt
Philadelphia
Federal Service State
Federation of Labor
Assen
Washington
American Federation of Labor
International Machinist's Association
Wheat market slips on strong foreign demand and large crop outlook
New York reports a lower wheat market as Liverpool and New York close lower. Weather is near perfect across wheat districts and foresees a very large crop though foreign demand appears to be the heaviest ever known. Prices show a big slump since January and traders deem current levels cheap while stocks rise.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Yeatersday
Priewe
Janesow
Fendieton Crack Shots Dominate Northwest Shoots
In Walla Walla June events of the Sportsmen's Association of the Northwest several shooters claim top prizes. Sheard of Tacoma wins both the Gilehe trophy and Walls Walla Brownlee medal, with Waite and Stillman sharing second money in multiple events. The final championship round ends with Plummer of Koia and Tow s of Portland tying on 26, Plummer then taking the title with 26 straight.
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Walla Walla
Sportsmen's Association of the Northwest
WPF
Sheard
Tacoma
M. KB. Brownles
Spokane
T. B. Ware
Spokeane
Markemen
J. EK. Bogart
J. K. Collison
A. K. Goiet
Ello
Portland
Frank Howe
H. J. Stillman
Ofendleton
J. M. Spence
F. W. Waite
J. M. Speere
Locaton Club
Dovell
Betwen Plummer
Koi
Tows
Wae
Plummer
Howe
Fatal accident as worker is crushed by moving engine
Wakter City reports mill employee William Easterwood was fatally mangled under a moving engine. He attempted to board the locomotive, fell under its wheels, and died within minutes. His wife fainted upon hearing the dreadful news.
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Wakter City
William Easterwood
Unclear Sharh River Find Tied to Baker City Motion
In Baker City on June 4 an argument over an attachment in a case where J C Norton wins against Midvale Mining Co. centered on a placer strike in Big Bend along the Snake River. Norton attached 250 acres and machinery valued up to 20 000 dollars, alleging sunk belt cement conglomerate and water-filled claim details.
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Baker City
J. C. Norton
Midvale Mining Company
Big Bend
Snake River
Chob Cement
Norton
Going Home Loaded Delivers Free Groceries In Town
A local store highlights free delivery of all goods and prompt service. It markets a wide range of seasonal delicacies and high grade staples with competitive prices aimed at shoppers in town.
Gompers Falls and Cracks Skull in Street Car Fall
Gompers of the American Federation of Labor fell from a street car last night and sustained a serious brain injury. Doctors report he has a concussion and a skull fracture. his condition is listed as dangerous.
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Gompers
Washington
Jane
American Federation of Labor
Emmy
Jones
Tariff War Likely Averted After U S Replies
A Rosia response to U S presentations on the tariff dispute is expected by mid July. Officials from the treasury and state departments anticipate a favorable US stance and the clearance of misunderstandings to prevent a tariff war.
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Tarif
Wishinton
Rosia
Othe
United States
State Department
Treasury
State Departments
Duke of Manchester in Bankruptcy Case Cites Liabilities
London notes report the Duke of Manchester admitting liabilities of about £3000 incurred while under age and £23000 in fines. He says he bought jewelry, now gone, and speaks of having given it away in a regretful tone. Also mentions a Transvaal agent denying Kroger’s meeting with resident Loabette amid ongoing intervention concerns. A plague outbreak in Oporto yields twelve cases and four deaths.
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London
Duke of Manchester
Tie
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Oder
Rdemott, Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Lebrate
Oman
Piven
Sanford
Brerck Nolf
Wessel Dry Gods Sock
General News
Pacifc Northwest News
Seventh
Natonal Bank of
Frank Sullivan Smith
Smith
Seventh National
Ioan
William Cromwell
Sevento
Leipzig
Dr. Gontaci
Leipziger Bank
Exner
Uncle Sam's Strong Box
Riverton
Kiberton
Washington Tate Holiness Ageociation
Edward Proeissme
Edna
Giaibe
St. James Ph
The
Hague
Clowe
Ateel
St. Paul
Atchison
USPL
San Francisco
Chicago
Baker
C. Rohrman
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Miller
J. Adams
Miller
Miller Wae
Williame
Rattan
Marion
Ark
John Hate
Manchester
Loyds Denton SI
Varia
Kroger
Loabette
Alries
Prague
Oporto
Madrid
TIO
Peoples
Main Street
Pendleton, Or
Rawy
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