Great Blooded Herefords Sale On Coast Attracts Crowds
Wade cattle sale at the O K Feed Yard draws large crowds as inspectors confirm mange but approve dipping before shipment. Law requires double dipping for ranges or scab infected cattle, delaying second inspection by about two weeks. Herds praised for best collection in the West, with noted prices and buyers’ names among the sales. Also reports Huntington-Lewiston road backer bankrupt, and Syracuse cathedral dedication set with papal delegates and prelates arriving.
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O.K
Borvay
Animal Industry
Sataab Ian Oa
Coe
Byett
Bingen
Sime
Walla
Car Burners Will All Hang
Chicago March 12 the jury found Marx Van Dine and Neidemeyer guilty of car burning and sentenced them to death. The defendants stood in stolid silence as Neidemeyer smiled and Van Dine’s mother gasped, while lawyers moved for a new trial. The prisoners were escorted out by officers amid a crowd’s congratulations.
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Chicago
Marx
van Dine
Neidemeyer
VanDine
Packing Houses Planned by Idaho Leaders in Portland Visit
Monte B. Gwinn of Boise Idaho Woolgrowers Association and Independent Packing Company director visited Portland with A R K Steunenberg Caldwell banker to discuss establishing a packing house with Sunerese Kansas City as base. Gwinn favored Portland for a branch plant and indicated a decision would come after assessing circumstances. A stray sentence notes a Japanese volunteer allegedly revealing fortifications at Port Arthur.
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Monte B. Gwinn
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Independent Packing Company
J. B. Gwinn
Thin City
Saya
Oregon Crafry Journal
Boise
Idaho Woolgrower
Sunerese
Kansas City
Missouri
Gwion
Portland
House Committee to Probe Bristow Charges and Appoint New Deputy AG
Washington March 12 The House announced a committee to investigate Bristow charges with McCal of Massachusetts as chair and a roster including Hitt Illinois Burton Ohio Metcalf California McDermott New Jersey Bartlett Georgia Richardson Alabama Democrats none named in the Bristow report The chair said a meeting would organize promptly A new deputy attorney general nominee Charles E Robb of Vermont and Robert M Richardson postmaster at Sacramento were sent to the Senate Meanwhile 266 pension bills were passed and Salt Lake was designated a port of delivery.
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Washington, D. C
Bristow
McCal
Maes
Hitt
Ilinois
Burton
Ohio
Metcalf
California
McDermott
New Jersey
Bartlett
Georgia
Richardson
Alabama
Senate
Robert M. Richardson
Sacramento
Charles E. Robb
Vermont
Robb
Post Office Department
House
Salt Lake
Exposition Stamps For Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Washington March 12 The Bureau of Printing and Engraving works overtime on nearly 400000 stamps for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition set to go on sale May 1. Advanced proofs praise the stamps art quality surpassing Chicago and Buffalo issues. The series includes 1c Livingston 2c Jefferson 3c Monroe 5c McKinler and 10c territory outline.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Chicago
Three Drowned In California Floodwaters
California flood reports confirm an elderly white man and two Japanese drowned in the storm swept district. Immense waves inundated 60 000 acres of reclaimed land, now submerged. coroner and rescue parties traverse the flooded area by launch and boat as daylight ends. In Oklahoma Territory, prairie fires threaten farms north of Vinita with widespread loss of houses and barns.
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California
Stockton
Cal
Ft Worth
Texas
Indian Territory
Vinita
Port Arthur Under Fire and War Evacuation Updates
Reports from March 12 describe Port Arthur enduring heavy bombardment with civilian casualties and shell damage. A Russian shell hit near Col. Baron Frank's house injuring his wife and decapitating his daughter, amid other fatalities and wounded. Japan’s squadron reportedly crippled a Russian ironclad and withdrew.
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St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Sidorski
Breesel
Baron Frank
Murder and death by own action in New York
Lizzie Gray was found dead in bed this morning with skull crushed and her husband Robert J Gry was asphyxiated. Police believe it was murder and death by own action. Also reports on Chicago grain and United States Steel profits drop.
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New York
Lizzie Gray
Robert J. Gry
United States Steel Corporation
Opposed to Cleveland Faces in New Jersey Power Fight
In Camden New Jersey on March 12 anti Cleveland forces plan a dinner to rally against ex president Cleveland and block his friends from controlling the New Jersey delegation to the Democratic national convention. Representative Cochran of Missouri will speak reiterating his late attack on Cleveland and his preference for Booker Washington over Cleveland.
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New Jersey
Camden
N. J
Friends
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Representative Cochran
Missouri
Cochran
Booker Washington
Grover Cleveland
Japanese Diet Prefers Unity Backing Government War Program
Tokyo March 12 The parliament shows strong cross party support for the government and the Mikado plan. A special session will convene tomorrow lasting about ten days to approve a proposed 70 million yen loan funded by higher income and land taxes, spirits and tobacco duties, and new taxes.
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Tokio
Mikado
Prospects of Propatria Disaster After Fog Lapses
Reports from Halifax state the steamer Propatria from St Pierre to Martinique is believed lost after heavy fogs. It likely collided with a fishing boat or ice and may have sunk with 60 passengers, including wealthy Parisians, aboard. Coast navigators fear a disastrous collision or double sinking cited with Pouvier Quariller near the Atlantic banks. Senator Clark recovers in New York after a Bermuda return voyage on the Trinita.
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Newfoundland
Halifax
Propatria
St. Pierre
Martinique
Popatrin
Cautain
Tle
Joe Fald
Beet crop preparations under way at local farms
Echo plans a sugar beet thorough test this year across farms of C. R. Liste I. Liste and O. D. Teel. The sugar company prepares land for experimental crops, faces weather delays, and will have F. Bramwell supervise planting and ongoing cultivation to secure results.
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Echo
Suger Company
C. R. Liste
I. Liste
O. D. Teel
F. Bramwell
Sugar Company
Radium extraction process shortened in Paris
Report from Paris states the radium mining procedure has been sped up. The preliminary step that reduces ore to laboratory size now takes one month, down from three. About 760 tons of ore have yielded roughly one fifth of an ounce of radium to date.
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Paris
Critchlow Cross-Examined On Smoot Case In Senate Room
Dr Mary Walker led testimony as ex Attorney General Critchlow faced cross examination on Smoot, noting he opposed the Mormon church but denying bitterness. He said unlawful cohabitation and polygamy were serious offenses, with stronger punishment for polygamy in Utah, and discussed Smoot’s suitability given church ties. La Grande report later noted the death of Mrs West, wife of a leading merchant, after a lingering illness.
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Washington
Mary Walker
Senate
Smoot Cane
Vancot
Critchlow
Smoot
Allah
Congress
Utah
Java
Elureh
Bsmoot
Itoo
Idaho Irrigation Law and Board Steps Forward
Idaho irrigation officials report progress as they study the distribution law and work through long standing water rights disputes. They note litigation stems from years of unclear decrees and recording gaps, with current friction easing as decrees are clarified.
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State Board of Irrigation
Warloug
Bulgarian minister official shot wife and traveler in Buda Peat
On March 12 Count Ceuky, connected to Kul Nk the violinist and secretary to the Bulgarian minister of the interior, shot his wife and a traveling salesman. Both victims were seriously wounded. The couple deny knowing each other.
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Buda Peat
Count Ceuky
Kul Nk
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