Roosevelt Inauguration Opens Eighty-Eighth Congress Welcome Parade
Theodore Roosevelt inaugurated as president in Washington with Chief Justice Fuller administering the oath. About 100000 spectators filled the east front of the Capitol while Roosevelt delivered a lengthy address urging national unity, quiet strength, and responsible leadership amid rapid industrial growth.
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Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
United States
Charles Warren Fatricks
Capitol
Waller
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Irrigation Bill Passes In Olympia Senate Hails Palouse Plan
Olympia March 4 The senate approved the general irrigation bill giving the government the Sonized privileges in major state projects The measure meets government aims aiding Palouse project and permitting reservoirs in Yakima country Senator Hutson and Representative Johanson led the push in the senate and house The house passed the bill hours earlier
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Olympia
Senate
Hutson
Johneaon
House
Grain markets quotations from Umatilla to Liverpool
Quotations from all points handling Umatilla produce show May wheat opening at 1.16 percent and closing at 1.16 percent. July wheat opened at 0.08 percent and closed at 0.99 percent. Corn at 46 percent and oats at 51 percent. San Francisco cash wheat quoted at 1.60 and 1.66. Liverpool May wheat at 1.144.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Liverpool
Davis Indicted for Involuntary Manslaughter in Theater Case
In Chicago on March 4 the grand jury indicted Will J. Davis manager of the Troquois theater for involuntary manslaughter. George Williams building commissioner and William Lawton deputy building inspector were indicted for malfeasance and neglect of duty. Indictments previously returned against Davis and others were quashed.
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Chicago
Grand
Will J. Davis
Troquois Theater
George Williams
William Lawton
Davis
Poison at Stanford Mystery Sparks Wide Suspicion
Honolulu dispatch reports no solid proof yet in the Stanford poisoning case. Detectives and private investigators filtered rumors centering on Miss Berner and Mrs. Stanford, while many Stanford employees remain confined with authorities awaiting definitive findings from Honolulu. The discovery of strychnine in the bicarbonate and in the stables links potential suspects to the mansion staff and former servants.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Harry Raynolds
Firce
James Callahan
Blanford University
David Stuart Jordan
Stanford University
Emery Hopking
University
Stanford
Mrs. Stanford
Miss Berner
Roda
Poland
Ten Dead in Pittsburg Fort Wayne Rear End Collision
Pittsburg March 4 four more men died bringing total to ten from last night’s Ellsworth rear end collision. The names added are James Wray a cook Richard Burger T Scott Pullman conductor of Chicago and George Kay a porter. Injured are being cared for in hospitals at Allegheny and Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Ellsworth
James Wray
Cook
Richard Buerger
T Scott
Pullman
Chicago
George Kay
Porter
Allegheny
Pittsboro
Farmers Plan Alberta Train Emigration From Pendleton
A meeting of farmers organized by G W and W T Rigby aimed to recruit a special train to convey families and farming gear to Alberta. Participants include H F Fanning Louis Ladoux George Warburton Audette Brow Frank Martin Peter MacIntyre and Peter Nelson, who already own land near Claresholm. They plan to form a full emigrant train to reduce freight costs, leaving later this month.
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Alberta
G. W
W. T. Rigby
Rigby
H. F. Fanning
Louis Ladoux
George Warburton
Keho
Audette Brow
Helix
Frank Martin
Peter MacIntyre
Peter Nelson
Claresholm
Funeral for Rosie Earnest Held at Webb Street Home
The funeral of Rosie Earnest occurred this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence at 4068 Webb Street. Rev. N A H Brooks of the Christian church conducted services at Olney Cemetery for the 4 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Earnest.
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Rosie Earnest
Webb Street
N. A H. Brooks
The
Christian Church
George Earnest
Olney Cemetery
Stanfield Ships Nine Carloads of Cattle to Portland
R. B. Stanfield of Echo shipped nine carloads of beef cattle to the Portland market at four cents a pound. A second shipment of the same size is being prepared and will be delivered in a few days, price for the new lot not yet known.
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Republic
Hardihood
Washington
Abraham Lincolm
R. B. Stanfield
Echo
Portland
Stanfield
Hoch Indicted in Hoarder Case as Ohio River Barges Drift
Chicago March 4 Grand jury indicted Johann Hoch for hoarding, linked to Mrs Martie Welker Hoch. Meanwhile about 110 loaded barges at various Ohio River moorings broke loose and drift with ice fields toward the Mississippi, causing concern and disruption.
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Johann Hoch
Martie Welker Hoch
Ohio River
Mississippi
Permanent Committees Appointed by President Borie
The Commercial association announces committees named by President J A Borie. Auditing includes Bickers Fra ver Knight. Public Policy T Taylor Robinson Kunkel. Irrigation Halley Berkeley Huffman. City Interest Smith Rader Dodd. Transportation Cohen Tettisch Nicholas. Membership Band Goodman Younger La Dow Manning. House Sampson Ritner Wade. Pendleton Depot Exhibit Hansford Huffman Roosevelt. Gymnasium Ritner Moorhouse Hartman Smythe Strand. By laws Roosevelt Dickson Robin. Room rearrangement Roosevelt Dickson Vincent. Library Vincent Fee Cole. County Affairs Alexander Ayers Brock Tarbet Clark. All members notified and serving.
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Commercial Association
J. A. Borie
H. E. Bickers
L. G. Fraver
A. L. Knight
T. C. Taylor
J. F. Robinson
A. Kunkel
Reade
C. C. Berkeley
C. J. Smith
T. G. Halley
Co. Co. Berkeley
Bert Huffman
City Interest
M. A. Rader
BH. P. Dodd
Leon Cohen
Lea Tettisch
B. F. Nicholas
Charles Band
A. J. Goodman
Earnest Younger
G. I. la Dow
Alex Manning
C. B. Sampson
Roy Ritner
Cecil Wade
Pendleton Depot
W. D. Hansford
Hert Huffman
C. E B. Roosevelt
Mark Moorhouse
G. A. Hartman, Jr
D. P. Smythe
George Strand
C. F E. Roosevelt
J. R. Dickson
Cc. B. Roosevelt
F. W. Vincent
James A. Fee
W. G. Cole
R. Alexander
T. W.W. Ayers
W. E. Brock
AR. EB. Tarbet
W. J. Clark
Borie
Japanese push drives Russians back on Vladivostok front
Berlin reports Europatkin telegram says 206000 Japanese broke through the left wing, isolating troops. Kuropatkin claims 30000 Russian and 40000 Japanese dead. Japan advances on multiple axes as forces head toward Port Arthur and Vladivostok. British claims over Dogger Bank set at 225000 dollars.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Europatkin
Kuropatkin
Lorises
Oku Captures Nine Miles on Hun River Front
Tokio reports General Oku has secured nine miles of Russian positions on the right bank of the Hun river. The battle continues along the entire front as of March 4.
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Tokio
Oku
Russians Evacuate Jachtoo Jin After Six Failed Assaults
St Petersburg dispatch reports Kuropatkin states Russian forces were forced to withdraw from Jachtoo Jin as six attacks on the Russian center were repelled with heavy losses. The action highlights continued Russian defense despite aggressive assaults.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Japanese attackers fail to sink British steamer Carlisle
Mania March 4 report says four attempts by Japanese in feriog sampans to sink the British steamer Carlisle last night were repulsed by custom guards. The Carlisle, recently dimbled, was under charter by the...
Women of Woodcraft Prevail in Spokane Suit
Mrs Van Oredall grand guardian of the Women of Woodcraft retired from Spokane after a Superior Court ruling that the order may discipline and expel members for offenses against its laws. The suit sought 27000 for wrongful expulsion by a member expelled for shindering grand officers and using abusive language. The court upheld the right of fraternal orders to try discipline and expel, dismissing the case on a non-suit motion.
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Ass. CC
van Oredall
the Women of Woodcraft
Spokane
Grand Circle
Land Efirdie
Cirele
Carcle
Grand Cuardian
A. D. Stillman
Women of Woodcraft
Kennan
Stillman
Afr. Silman
City water board rejects $900 per lot proposal
The city water commission met in the council chamber to discuss buying four lots near the pump station from A A McDaniel. McDaniel asked $900 per lot, but the board deemed the price excessive and took no action. Four members present were Jones Clap ton Cohen and Carter as the commission pursues city land proximity.
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City Water Commission
Council Chamber
A. A. McDaniel
McDaniel
Measrs
Jones
Clapton
Cohen
Carter
British steam er Easley Abby seized by Japan
Tokis March 4 reports the British steam vessel Easley Abby carrying coal to Vladivostok was seized by the Japanese on February 27. The Tacoma remains missing with reports that its crew deserted in ice off Hak Kaido.
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Tokis
Hak Kaido
British claim settlement on North Sea incident funds
London reports a British claim totaling 325000 dollars for the North Sea incident has been formally submitted to Russia and will be paid without protest.
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London
North Sea
Russia
Landing of Japanese Troops Reported Near Korea
Vladivostok dispatch says March 4 two thousand Japanese troops landed at Shangul Shin north of Korea. A flotilla of torpedo boats covered the landing and a Moulia unit aided the operation.
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Hack
Vladivostok
Shangul Shin
Korea
Land purchase plan to protect water and form park
The effort aims to buy as much remaining land as possible at reasonable cost to safeguard the water supply and, in time, assemble a sizable tract suitable for a park.
Lumber Dealers Organize in Walla Walla Meeting
W J Sewell Robert Forster and A W Habinson returned from Walla Walla where a lumber dealers meeting formed an association uniting Umatilla Walla Walla and Columbia counties. About 40 company managers attended. Sewell and Forster were elected directors to curb ruinous competition and protect regional lumber interests.
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W. J. Sewell
Robert Forster
A. W. Habinson
Walla Walla
Lamcher Duet
Umatillo
Columbia
Death notices in Eugene family tragedy after hunting accident
Further particulars of the death of James Savage near Eugene have been received by his sister Mrs. E DP Turner. Savage was returning from a hunt when a deer sprang up and in shooting at the animal he shot his uncle in the breast, killing him instantly.
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James Savage
Eugene
E, DP
Turner
Savage
Semple Grocery Sold to Dyer and Moerke Near St Anthony
John Dyer and Eber Moerke have purchased the Semple grocery store by St Anthony hospital and are now running the business. Dyer is a known former Domestic Laundry driver, and Moerke hails from Camas Prairies.
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John Dyer
Eber Moerke
Semple
St. Anthony Hospital
Dyer
Mosslea
Camas Prairis
Idaho Woolmen Buy Half Interest in Great Western Salt Works
The Idaho Woolmen association bought a half interest in the Great Western Salt works at Lucia Utah and will ship salt to Idaho points by railroad. Rising stock salt prices prompted the investment as stockmen seek to expand supply and control costs.
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Idaho
Idaho Woolstowere’ Association
Great Western Salt Works
Lucia
Utah
Officials Here from O R and N on Special Train
Superintendent J. P. O'Brien and Assistant Superintendent M. J. Buckley of the O R and N spent the afternoon in the city on a tour of the lines. They came in from La Grande on a special train.
Twenty Coaches of Tourists Pass Pendleton Tonight
The westbound passenger train through Pendleton at 11 o'clock will carry 20 coaches. Conductor Waffle and crew went to Huntington on No. 9 to bring back the extra train.
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Pendleton
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