Portland Gardener Vanishes In Suspicion Of Murder
F. J. Schofield a Portland landscape gardener of 20 years, known for carrying large sums of money, disappeared from the Idaho hotel after a spree with a stranger. Officials suspect foul play though witnesses say murder is likely. he left behind a wife and two children, with property valued at about 15.1%?
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Portland
F. J. Schofield
Idaho Hotel
Hood Street
Marquam Gulch
Simmons
Schofield
Strang
Uch
Hhey
River Front
Fe Idaho Hotel
Penn
Ivanig
Astoria
Macedonian Sympathizers Gather in Switzerland Denounce Turkish Rule
A large meeting of Macedonian sympathizers was to be held in Switzerland. Former Swiss federation president Lachenal chaired preparations as caustic denunciations of Turkish misrule were readied to influence European sentiment.
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Switzerland
Eva
Lachenal
Isrma
Europe
WOTHER HEAD END COLLISION
Train collision near Lake on March 6 injures and kills several aboard Rio Grande No 12. Engineer Bartling dies. Brakeman Buckwalter and Bagman Lawther badly cut. Peace talks in Honduras noted as progress toward restore of peace. The Maine joins the squadron sailing to Acapulco.
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Lake
Rio Grande
Here
Bartling
Buckwalter
Bagman
Lawther
Honduras
Ashington
Admials
Salvador
Amapala
Bonilla
Acapulco
Missouri Pacific Earnings Report Forecast for 1903
Missouri Pacific earnings for 1902 show over 10 percent on common stock with preliminary estimates for 1903 at 14 to 16 percent. General freight traffic remains strong and grain shipments from the road's territory are expected to rise, supported by projected rolling stock increases and new equipment.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Missouri
Knapp’s Trial Postponed Amid Primaries in Ohio Case
In Hamilton Ohio on March 6 the preliminary hearing for Knapp is postponed due to primaries. The date will be set mid next week. Knapp’s wife, loyal and fundless, writes she will seek work next week and threatens death by her own hand if he is condemned.
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Knapp
Hamilton
Kansas Dairymen Conclude Meeting in Kansas State Town
Kansas Dairy Association closed its annual meeting noted as most successful in its history. The concluding session this morning featured papers by E. C. Mewhirter of Brewster and C. C. Turner of Manhattan.
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Kansas Dairymen
Manhattan
Kas
Kansas Dairy Association
E. C. Mewhirter
Brewater
CC. Turner
Two Trainloads of Tobacco Leave Portland for the Orient
Two full trainloads of tobacco will depart Portland Saturday aboard the Indravelli bound for Japan and the Orient. The shipment, first by the American Tobacco Company, totals sixty seven cars of tobacco grown in Virginia and North Carolina. Beer and flour also form part of the cargo. The Indravelli will carry ordinary cargo and be joined by other Pacific shipments as trade with Asia expands. Freight agents forecast more such consignments as U.S. tobacco and beer reach markets in Japan and the Orient.
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Indravelli
Portland
Orient
Virginia
North Carolina
Columbia River
We . R. & N. Cossieumer
Japan
American Tobacco Company
American
Hong Kong
China
United States
Far East
Milwaukee
Ransom
R. B. Miller
OR &N. Co
Pacific
Gold Find Shocks Nome Mining Claim on Dal Creek
Five men worked two six hour shifts to clean up a new Dal Creek claim in Kongrock country north of Nome. A single pan yielded 225 dollars and typical pans of 60 and 6 dollars were common, with the last clean up at 8,762 dollars. The discovery is not on company property but owned by Eric Olson. Information comes via Far West Gold Mining Company president Robert G Walker through C O Steiner superintendent. The report covers the recent midday discovery and notes the dirt was rich but limited in amount.
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Tacoma
Dall Creek
Kongrock
Nome
Far West Gold Mining Company
Robert G Walker
C. O. Steiner
Dal! Creek
Eric Olson
Steiner
Pope Lifts Hopes as Cardials Asked to Delay Departure
London dispatch reports the pope’s health serious enough to warrant a conclave despite brief signs of improvement. Foreign Cardinals in Rome have been asked to delay their departures until the crisis passes, as Rome notes the pope’s vitality remains a focal point of news.
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London
Rome
Cotton King Sully Tops Cotton Market Again
New York reports Sully remains the cotton king as Bears falter in a morning session. Brokers marvel at his nerve and calm under pressure while he personally directs market actions amid a volatile bid and slight price shifts.
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Grasp
New York
Sully
Bears
Sankey Denial of Blindness Report Emerges
New York March 6 report claiming Ira D. Sankey has lost sight is denied. He has been ill for two months, but remains at home, receiving visitors in dressing gown and showing no signs of blindness. Pupils Strike Oregon City March 6 five 11th graders quit Barclay High without notice after a suspension. principal Faulk had suspended a pupil for laughing. matter to be referred to the board for adjustment.
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New York
Ira D. Sankey
Bind Nes
Oregon City
Barclay High Reboul
Edgars M. Faulk
Anthracite Commission Reopens Regular Session
Washington march 6 the anthracite commission resumes its regular session after concluding its interrogation on disputed points the meeting is being held behind closed doors ©
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Washington
The
Anthracite Commission
Pointe Aa
Want Amendments Repealed in Legislature
Raleigh March 6. A resolution was introduced in the legislature urging Congress to repeal the 14th and 16th amendments to the Constitution of the United States.
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Raleigh
N. C
Congress
United States
Passes in Danger Prompt Rail Officials Meeting
Chicago March 6 Western rail trend managers face a dilemma over annual passes issued before the Elkins law. Thousands remain outstanding and may now be illegal, risking fines for users and issuers. Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny is expected. A meeting of passenger officials from Western Transcontinental and Southwestern associations is called in Chicago to prepare for the inspection.
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Chicago
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwestern
Strike spreading at Vancouver and CPR stake grows
Strikes spread in Vancouver and at The Canadian Pacific as Nelson freight handlers clerks and baggage men walk out in sympathy. Shop workers threaten action and Chinese laborers are brought to unload the Empress of India while unions in Portland Tacoma and Seattle aid the strikers.
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Vancouver, & C. Marel
Canadian Pacific
Nelson
Portland
Tacoma
Heattle
Torpedo Boats Show Quick Navy Additions
Washington reports rapid naval growth with torpedo boats and destroyers joining trials. The Whipple undergoes sea trials on Chesapeake Bay and Worden is slated for testing soon. Craft of this class reach 28 to 30 knots, with contracts often challenging to meet speed and displacement specs.
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Navy
Washington
United States Navy
Whipple
Chesapeake
Worden
Portland moonshiner nabbed on river scow
Police detectives Kerrigan and Snow trapped a man who gave the name John Hausler. He was found on a scow by the river bank near the old power house with a quantity of whiskey and distilling gear. A similar charge may follow in Chicago after a stop in Portland.
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Portland
Kerrigan and Snow
Police Department
John Hauseler
Kerrigan
Snow
Husaler
Fairhaven Fire Devours Mill District Wealth Loss Near Million
A fire starting at 2 am in Fairhaven damaged the Jose Wil mill and swept rapidly through canneries, warehouses, depots, and Cara and Millis properties near the Great Northern water front. Whatcom's fire department aided but could not stop the blaze, threatening hundreds of workers with unemployment.
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Fairhaven
Woah
Jose Wil
Palrhaven
Ambassador Honored At Wallington For Service
London March 6 The Italian ambassador in Wallington has been knighted in the Grand Cross Order of St Michael and St George in recognition of efforts with the Venezuelan accord. Chicago March 7 The Chicago National Savage has begun the longest spring trip on record with a plan to practice in Los Angeles for the return voyage to Chicago. The team will train in San Diego Paso Albuquerque Colorado Springs Denver Omaha and other places.
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London
Omletal Oy
Phebe
Wallington
Iheon
Grand Crone Orde
St Michael and St George
Chicago
Savage
Sos Angeles
California
BE Paso
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
Denver
Omaha
Lyons Will Hang In April For Sheriff Killing
Eugene Oregon March 6 Lyons who three weeks ago killed Sheriff Withers while held by Lyons mother and sister has been sentenced to hang April 17 In Milwaukee Hugh McFadden and Kid Abel will headline tonight's Badger Athletic Club show Anxious crowds await the result of their bout plus semi final Jack Dougherty Milwaukee vs Stockings Kelly Chicago
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Eugene, Or
Mareh
Hillow Lyons
Sherif Withers
Lyons
Milwaukee
Wir
Hugh McFadden
New York
Kid” Abel
Chicago
Badger Athletic Club
Fehtera
Pugiliem
Jack Dougherty
Kelly
Hotel Fire Burns in Lone Watertown March 6
A hotel burned early this morning causing the guette to flow in their night garments and drawing assistance from neighboring towns. The flood threat reaches near $200,000 with river levels rising a foot daily. Agricultural work in the valley is suspended and residents fear further damage.
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Watertown
Otte
Texarkana
Texas
Ted
Gorman Elected Democratic Caucus Leader in Senate
Washington March 6 Gorman of Maryland was elected chairman of the democratic caucus today. The post also makes him the democratic floor leader in the senate. Twenty eight of 39 democratic senators were present. The assault protection bill for the president was discussed to death in the senate.
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Washington
Gorman
Maryland
Senate
Packing Houses Resume Work in Chicago Strike
Chicago march 8 the striking packing house engineers returned to work this morning after accepting the Packers' offer to submit their grievances to arbitration and resuming operations.
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Chicago
al ‘Nente
Qwhll Florees
Negroes barred from party council amid threats in Birmingham
A Birmingham report describes hostile letters sent to members of the White party faction. The letters threaten as a racial purge within the Republican party councils, claiming a prominent leader’s life was saved by friendly colored men and urging exclusion of Black officials.
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Birmingham
Ala
Senvat
Republican Party
Vingbho
Damming the Snake River project awarded to Nelson Heanett
Nelson Heanett of Tacoma wins the contract to reclaim 140000 acres by dimming the Snake River at a point 26 miles above Race Falls in Idaho. It calls for 66 miles of canal on the south side and 24 on the north, plus laterals, costing about 400000 dollars. The work, by Twin Falls Land & Water Co, must start with two canal sections completed in one year and full completion in five years.
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Snake River
Tacoma
Nelson Heanett
Idaho
Race Falls
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Salt Lake
Bennett
Kimama
Canala
Owyhee
Lincoln
Spokane Man Convicted of Manslaughter for Second Time
Spokane jury returns verdict in a manslaughter case involving Frank Blentx and others. The victim, M. Orton, riding a wheel near Cheney Orton’s route, was killed when a vehicle struck him after driving over the curb. Several defendants named, including John Dilethetd and John Hieffeld, faced trial. the court heard the wife of the slain man testify as the case proceeded.
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Spokane
Spokane March
Frank Stewier
Boone Frank Blentx
M. Orton
Tear Cheney
Orton
Dce Penton
Bio
John Dilethetd
John Hieffeld
Barry
Sthota
Ellie
Waa
Wo M. Orton
Weston literary and musical entertainment tonight
A Weston event highlights a grand musical program by The Orie and Crescent Literary Association to be held Friday evening March. The community hears about a border shop opening, local fire remodeling, and updates on scarlet fever cases and hospital care for Reynolds at St Mary's in Walla Walla.
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Brown
Lawie Reynolds
George Reynolds
Mary's
Walla Walla
Hatem
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Orfolk
North Atlantic
Krongrock
Rich Sawyer
Wardell Robinson
Oswego
N. Y
Supreme Court
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Newark
Robinson
Decter Robinson
Cotton King
Sankey Not &Lino
Galf Club
McFadden Ve. Abel
Hotel Burns
Enrage
Lil Whites
Alabama
Party Council
Daw
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