Prices and politics mix in wartime era notes
Summary of scattered items including a law proposal to criminalize kidnap for ransom in Pennsylvania, pledges from General Milee, currency revenue totals for January, a Kaiser Berlin incident beside a tramcar, the death of Rev Hebert Alexander, and London rumors about leadership shifts. Also mentions English memorial funding, oath takings in the Philippines, a double suicide in Colorado, and a Pacific voyage tidal wave report.
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Milee
Ae Ie
Kanany
Kaiser
Berlin
Hebert Alexander
Ie Presbyterian
Philadelphia
London
Lord Salishbury
Duke of Devonshire
Allegiaone
Catnaing
Albay
Philippine
Aim! S&4
Calamba
Louie Burch
Addie Taylor
la Junta
Colo
Young Burch
Teutonic
New York
Milling plant rises at Salomon site for macaroni making
A touring mill is being erected at Salomon to process wheat for macaroni production. Experiments are under way to refine the process. In Grant county William Mequven, once a mine superintendent and later a sheriff candidate, faces legal trouble in Salt Lake City. A Longreek, Grant county man, is jailed on bonds for attempted homicide, with a Canyon City trial set for May. Murray Wade, tied to a stabbing in Bale, receives three months in jail. the judge warns Evans would have died if receive. A measure to tax mine net output and property acreage faces passage. auditor access to mining company books remains. Northwest legislatures seek adjournment and support for 1905 expedition, while Portland hosts the Pacific Northwest voyage to be titled The Lewis & Clark Oriental Commercial Expedition of 1905.
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Willian
Grant County
Eheriff
Tab
Salt Lake City
Eherts
Bod Dow
Longreek
Jae. P. Wit Know
Canyon City
Murray Wade
Balen
Evane
Jade
Aemasor
Pacific
Portland
Lewie & Clark Oriental
Fragmented medical reminiscence on Dr Piens and remedies
The readable text recalls Dr Piens and mentions remedies and health claims. It references a Newton letter and notes perceived cures, with stray phrases about regularity, strength, a maternity context, and a vague April event.
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Piens
Newton
Abe
Wettes
Fire destroys main buildings at Lincoln state prison
Lincoln Neb March 1 fire almost total loss of the main prison buildings. 275 inmates slept in cells when alarm sounded. guards marshaled them to the yard where they endured the cold. One inmate escaped briefly into a cell house but was recaptured. Firemen saved the east cell house. legislature to fund replacement and repairs begin immediately.
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Lincoln
Neb
State Penitentiary
Davis
Berty
Convier
Houge
G A R Veterans Decline Inauguration Parade Role
Washington reports that Civil War veterans will not participate in the upcoming inauguration parade. General Sickles is relieved from duty by Grand Marshal Green after veterans refuse any role besides escort to the president. The parade will be led by regulars with other militia and guard units following.
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Washington
Sickles
Grand Marshal Green
Eschort
New York
Ienern
James E. Sickels
Mekinbew
Army and Navy Cadete
Thore
Cleveland
Rhetriet of
Columbis
National Guard
Confessed Attacker Sentenced After Lynch Watch
Albert Spenkle confessed to assaulting a 15 year old girl in Carrajcon Illinois. He arrived from Springfield under militia guard as townspeople gathered. Guilty plea led to immediate sentence to an indefinite term at Chester. crowd offered no violence.
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Carrajcon
Illc
Albert Bpenkle
Dellaill
Springfield
Spenkle
Chester
Heriff
Pgm Yi
Penitentia
Fire Tragedy Strikes Seneca Camera Plant in Rochester
Fire at the Seneca Camera Company chemical work on the fourth floor of a Rochester building caused multiple deaths. Two unidentified victims jumped to escape and were pulled from the blaze as authorities assess overall losses.
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Rochester
N. Y
Seneca Camera Company
Robart Cook and Wife Marriage Ties Spark County Death Tale
In Pendleton Indiana on March 1, the death of farmer Robert Cook is linked to a contested marriage that allegedly triggered a long dispute. The fragmentary report notes a second marriage and a complex sequence of events surrounding his death.
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Penphtons
Lnd
Robart Cook
Fragmentary 19th Century Corporate Agreement
A distorted OCR fragment describes a partnership or corporation named Robert Cook and his wife forming a business. It mentions signed agreements, capitalized assets, detailed accounts of expenses, and duties including cooking and housekeeping. Provisions include regular stock, periodic balances, and possible dividends or assessments.
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Robert
Desperate assault ends with clothing set afire in Atlanta
A Black man forced Mrs. Buchanan to surrender money at her home near the governor’s mansion then bound her to a bed and ate breakfast before setting her clothes on fire. She escaped, police with bloodhounds pursuing the suspect as three Black men are held.
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Atlanta
A. Buchanan
Tobacco workers riot in Oporto against Jesuits
In Oporto Portugal on March 1 tobacco workers attacked the Catholic association house. They pelted windows and burned blinds before dispersal. Riots have occurred for days over an alleged Jesuit plot to abduct the Brazilian consul's daughter and place her in a convent. The flare may strain Portugal Brazil relations.
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Oporto
Portugal
Brazil
Outrage in Georgia as Black man hanged and shot
In Bryan county Georgia on a Wednesday night John Moody a Black man was dragged from a plantation by a vigilante group of white men. He had breached a farm labor contract and was seized and killed with hanging and gunfire. The attackers rode in stealth under cover of night and carried out the murder.
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Savannah
John Moody
Bryan County
Whitecape
Moody
Mrs Nation’s anti slavery action in Chinatown
In San Francisco on March 1 a raid led by women under Mrs M Brown of the Chinese mission smashed a Jackson Street dive to rescue a child described as a slave. The child eluded capture but the anti slavery drive in Chinatown is continued.
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San Francisco
Nation
Chinatown
M. Brown
Federation president schedules biennial meeting in Los Angeles
In Atlanta on March 1 Mrs He etects Lowe, president of the General Federation of Women's clubs, telegraphs that the next biennial meeting will be held in Los Angeles. The item from Topeka notes Mrs Nation remains jailed after surrendering on return from Peoria and the bond posted before leaving Topeka has been cancelled.
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Atlanta
Mra
Lowe
General Federation of Women's Clube
Los Angeles
Topeka
Mre. Nation
Ele
Peoria
Oregon volunteers monument bill fails in late legislature
The bill to fund a Second Oregon volunteers monument failed to pass after the House amended it to honor veterans of civil, Mexican, and Indian wars. Senators opposed diverting private subscriptions used to erect the monument, arguing funds should stay with the original goal and donors’ intentions.
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Senate
Oregon Volunteers
House
Oregon
Great Excitement in Congress Over Resolutions
Congress buzzed as three resolutions were introduced with intense debate. Pettigrew in the Senate led inquiries into hemp ventures in the Philippines while alarm rose over railway safety and interstate commerce moves. Cabinet members offered resignations to take effect March 4 with Griggs staying on briefly.
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Washington
House
Senate
Charleston
Richardson
Committee On Military Affairs
Khardeon
Pettigrew
Committee On Military
Meiklejohn
Corbin
Hienland
Phillippines
Monnett
Senate Judiciary Committee
South
Elkins
Lodge
Aldrich
Cullom
Hoar
Ths
Griggs
Market Openings for Wheat Chicago and San Francisco
Chicago reports May wheat opening at 74 and closing at 8 3/4 cents per cental. San Francisco notes wheat opening at 9 1/2 cents and closing at 9 cents per cental. Olympia mentions a frats bill facing vetoes and discussion on medical practice regulation in the state.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Byconte
Calif
British Steamer Indians Sighted Off Oarthing
The British steamer Indians from Venice was sighted off Oarthing this morning in a rising condition with no signs of life aboard.
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London
Venice
Oarthing
Officials Short in Accounts in Yamhill County Investigation
Officials in Yamhill County face an investigation after accountants Clark and Buchanan found shortages in office books dating back a decade. O. O. Rhode, treasurer, shows a shortage of 1639.11 dollars, sheriff W. L. Warren reports 2041.23, and H. Henry also notes a deficit. Courts order collection steps and ex-officials retain lawyers as probes continue.
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Yamhill
Clark and
Ferm
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Beall
FAO
Cw Satelite
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Ate
Pele Muagenne Ganrehe Mawcky
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Baker & Folsom
Main Street
Tustin Street
E. L. Smith
East Oregonian
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G. A. KR
Chemical Works
Robert SS. Cook
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Congress
Rogers
Olympia
Thin
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