Supreme Court action and Wisconsin election turmoil unfold
Patterson appeals to the Supreme Court over a Colorado contempt fine. Landis rules the Standard lacks immunity and may accept rate reductions, calling the action personally knowing. In Wisconsin, a battle for Spooner’s successor heats up as La Follette backs a rival, while Spooner’s restoration to the legislature is proposed and Sanborn’s candidacy surfaces amid rumors.
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Patterson
Supreme Court
Argun
Colorado
Wisconsin
Spooner
Reoives
la Follette
Chicago
Landis
Madison
Wis
Hia
Sanborn
Stephenson
Toprerk
Steamer Vanilla Wrecked in Storm Reaches Port
New York, March. The steamer Vanilla arrived in port after a severe sea gale. The vessel sustained heavy damage to hull and cargo valued at about 250000 dollars. 200 chests of tea were thrown overboard to lighten the ship during the perilous voyage.
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New York
Negligence Accusation In Death Case In Davis County
The opening statement in the Davis case alleges negligence led to the death of Siva Jack Donwitle Mare. The defendant Davis is accused of causing Winn Jackson, age 18, to die by failing to follow laws protecting safety while attending the theatre.
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Siva Jack
Donwitle
Th. Mare
Davis
Divis
Winn Jackson
Trial in Slaver Murder Seemingly Spectacular
London March. Hornace G Rivier the murderer of the millionaire William Whiteley, will appear at the Old Bailey next week. The public anticipates extraordinary evidence as part of the defense promises a surprise to the prosecution. A Washington dispatch notes Idaho Senator Winraged Over the Forest Reservers.
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Whiteley
London
Hornace G Rivier
Merntiong
William Whiteley
Mn Moat
le Rue More
Idaho
Washington
Kleptomaniac From an Injury In Chicago Case
Richard Hoopes, a student from Rattles, is taken to Lake Forest to face burglary charges. His father Ira A. Hoopes of Kokomo Indiana arrives and says the boy suffers a brain concussion from a bicycle accident eleven years ago and has been erratic since. The father seeks court commitment to a sanitarium.
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Chicago
Richard
Hoopes
Lake Forest
Ira A. Hoopes
Kokomo
Tnd
Roosevelt expands forest reserves amid legislative clash
Senators blast the president's move to enlarge forest reserves while Fulton Heyburn amendment seeks to curb future action. Roosevelt defends the proclamation, arguing Amber syndicates would seize millions of acres if Congress delayed.
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Gard
Senator Heyburn
Roosevelt
Fulton- Heyburn
Congress
Delberm
Fultenten
Congrer
Fight Cases of Diphtheria At Umatilla
A telegraph by special train was sent to Umatilla yesterday to attend the family of J. T. Bullock. Four children and the parents are ill with diphtheria, with two children having died recently. Dr. Co J Smith reported the other family members are recovering and no new local cases have appeared.
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Umatilla
Co. J. Smith
J. T. Bullock
Walla Walla Traction project advances toward Milton
The Walla Walla Traction Company pushes toward Milton with depots planned at Freewater and Milton and trains running toward Freewater. workers lay track and grade work continues toward Main Street as a wheat warehouse planned near Miltons terminus aims to support growers.
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Milton
Main Street
Freewater
Walla Walla
Khonah
Wreck Near Freight Warehouse Delays No. 4 Train
Two freight cars were derailed by a broken switch rail near the R. R. freight warehouse while a pastbound passenger train was halting for No. 4. The derailment tore up about 80 feet of track. one car carried bogeter and carte, the other a general cargo. No major damage to the freight. a large furniture car side was damaged by hitting a standing car on the house track. A force was employed to repair and rerail.
Ruef Forfeits Bond in San Francisco Court Drama
Abe Ruef failed to appear in Judge Dunn's court and his second bond of 56000 was forfeited, totaling 100000 in forfeited bonds. Witnesses could not locate Ruef after Monday evening as Judge Hebbard showed signs of intoxication and sought to dismiss the case. Detected searches by detectives and sheriff continue for Ruef with a special officer requested.
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San Francisco, March
Abe Ruef
Dunn
Ruef
Hebbard
Hebbbard
San Francisco
Heney
Burns
Sherfff
Sheriffs Office
Ruel
Satters
Celebrate Brith Tinton Ottawa 200th England Union
In Ottawa Ont a March 6 observance marked the 200th anniversary of the union of England and Scotland under joint ampires of Eneheh and Scottist societies. Also from Wheat Market notes in Chicago with fluctuating prices. Missouri visitors Mr and Mrs E G Starr of Kirkville are in the city visiting Mr Starr's uncle L F E Penland before a Corvalis trip and a return to Missouri.
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Missouri
E. G. Starr
Kirkville
Starr
L. FE. Penland
Kirksville
Corvalile
Thaw trial word juggling and insanity questions
In New York March the Thaw trial heard cross examinations by Jerome as Wagner testified he might be insane. Nelson found the word play dull while Jerome pressed on insanity and intoxication questions before adjournment to Friday amid Mrs. Thaw's forthcoming testimony and a judge’s scheduling note due to a relative's death.
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Jerome
Wagner
Evan—Funilure
Thaw
White
New York
Batting Nelson
Nelson
Jane
Perrone
Delmas
Evans
Hartridge
William Thaw
Willl
Minch
Wagner Jerome
Wm. Thaw
Harry
MIS GEORGE GETS DIVORCE IN WALLA WALLA
In Walla Walla on March 6, Eliyn A. George obtained a divorce from George W. George on desertion grounds. He disappeared December 17, 1905, under mysterious circumstances. The decree grants custody of two daughters ages 11 and 14 to Mrs. George.
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Walla Walla
Eliyn A. George Wie
George W. George
Hrents
George
Eagle Minstrels At Frazer Tonight
Haytes minstrel show at Frazer theater promises a crowded house with many numbers. Lower floor nearly sold, standing room likely by 8:20. Notable performers include Dick Lawrence Dort Meer and Minger Lowe, with Jokers expected to entertain. Commercial Association glee club octet to perform in exchange for past support.
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Frazer Theater
Haytes
Dick Lawrence
Dort
Meer
Minger Lowe
Frazer
Commercal Assocation Glee Club
Glee Club
Bagies' Oand
Teutsch Store Remodeled With Modern Fronts and Basement
Work began on the Odd Fellows building at Malin and Alta to create a new flat, plate glass storefronts, two Main Street entrances and a large open sales area. Basement excavation will extend to the sidewalk edge with a bargain room and storage areas, plus a concrete walk along Alta Street. Total cost around 7000 dollars with completion aimed as soon as possible.
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Odd Fellows
Malin and
Alta Streets
T. F. Howard
Toutsch Department
Main Street
Furnishing Roots
Alta Street
Alti Street
Eureka Police
Concrete dam started at Cold Springer government project
The first foundation stone of the Cold Springer irrigation reservoir was laid yesterday as concrete core work began. The foundation marks the central and lowest portion of the structure, with active construction on the dam underway.
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Coll Springs
Res.enal
Batt Ty Reclamation Service
Cold Springer
Installation by Commercial Club Sets Year of Work
Last evening the new officers of the Commercial association were installed led by President M A Rader. He urged cooperation for a weighty voice in Washington and highlighted Pendleton cleanup day and fruit tree spraying. The annual treasurer and gymnasium reports showed receipts slightly over expenses by $5+. Committees were named for auditing library house finance and many city and county matters. An Aberdeen baseball training plan was referred to a committee. Earthquake shocks were felt on March 3 across Costly Riot with minor damage.
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Commercial Association
M. A. Rader
C .B. Roosevelt
Mr. Rader
Washington
Pendleton
Howard Evans
Aberdeen
Association
L. G. Frazier
Brown
Carl Cooley
M.F. Gwinn
Rader
Charles Marsh
G. M. Rice
S&s
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Horace Tucker
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Senate
Preme Court
Hhe
Denver Newpaper
Los
Weessel
Wevatan
Caro
Freewalter
Dendlercon
Walla Walla Traction Coemmny
Fremwater
Wilton
Yvonne
Miln Street
AUEF
Rueft
Schmitz
Medbard
Kienen
Corm
Ants
Than
Fitzgerald
Mis
J. G. George
Frank George
J. B. George
Eagle Minstrels
Teutsch Store
Aberdeen Baseball Club
Costy
Bingham
Lynch
McDermott
Copper Belt Road
Taft
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