General Otishag appoints Kobbe in Philippine province
General Otishag names General Kobbe as military governor of the Albay province and surrounding areas, with a temporary observer role for Samaranil aytn. The U S government buys the steamer Columbia in San Francisco for Manila service. Anti imperialist leader Erving Winslow predicts 2 000 000 to 3 000 000 voters against the administration. A fatal landslide at Sandon BR C kills resident William McLeod and injures several others.
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Hugadier
Kobbe
Albay
Tuuon
Cataduanes
Eobserve
Samaranilaytn
United States Government Line
Columbia
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
San Francisco
St. Michael
Manila
Erving Winslow
Anti-Imperialist League
Sandon
BR. C
William &. McLeod
South Granville
Prince Edward Inland
W. Nash
Mre. W
Miss Fogg
Willian Lowett
Portland German's Death and Regional News Circulate in Oregon
Reports from Portland Salem and Baker City detail deaths from heart failure consumption and pneumonia among residents Leo Kundde a German dies in Portland aged unknown H A Skinner and Chinten elderly residents of Salem and Baker City pass away. A Colfax Washington clerk Bert Newton is jailed for hotel till theft. The Democratic state committee to meet in Spokane April 13 to set dates for the state convention. Four laborers killed by a Great Northwest Railway accident near Baker City. War pension forms prepared for veterans across Idaho Washington Oregon. Henry Yeomans of Spokane wins Harvard Coolidge prize and is chosen for Yale debate. Alonis Skinner of Polk County dies of consumption. Mary Hi Scott pioneer of Oregon dies in Philomath. San Francisco divorce suit against Rev. Lane. Foeasil town approves gravity water system with 12 000 in bonds. Walla Walla gains upgraded Pullman car service between Walla Walla and Pasco at standard fares.
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Eitheen
Baker City
Bert Newton Io
Colfax
Waeh
Democratic State Central Committee
Spokane
Pleasant Valley
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Henry A. Yeomans
Harvard College
Yale
New Haven
Alonis Skinner
Polk County
Balem
Teceamd
Canwla
M. Lane
Allmay
San Franccisco
Jn Pn
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Tts
A. Scott
Philo«math
Lenton County
Plains
Foesil
Walla Walla
Paseo
Posen
Roberts at Blormfontein British Flag Flies Over the Pree
The headline reports Robert s presence at Blormfontein where a British flag is raised over the Pree State Capitol in a notable display during the ongoing postwar period.
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Pree State Capitol
Lord Roberts Near Bloemfontein and Mafeking Relief
London dispatches report Lord Roberts advancing toward Bloemfontein with occupation expected today while preparations for Mafeking relief intensify. General French reportedly within reach. strategic gains could disrupt Boer lines and accelerate surrender prospects.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A vintage ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly popular among women. It claims to improve general health, relieve nervous fatigue, ease backaches, and regulate menstruation.
United States to Form Chinese Squadron for World Warning
A Washington press dispatch reports Acting Secretary Hill heard that Russia may launch a China demonstration. The Navy will establish a Chinese squadron with Rear Admiral Kerajif commanding for cruising near China and Japan to deter any change threatening American interests. Germany is expected to mount a similar show of force.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Washington
von Holleben
State Hill
China
Russia
Navy Department
Kerajif
Chinea
United States
Kova
Germany
Kentucky Legislature Adjourns Sine Die In March Session
Kentucky lawmakers adjourned sine die on Tuesday night after a conference between Adjutant Generals Collier and Castle. Governor Taylor remains in office with Gov Bawsam to follow, while the court of appeals and other actions move forward. The session appropriated $100,000 in funds.
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Kentucky
Collier
Castlepen
Covernor Taylor
Governce Bawsam
the Court of Appeals
Governorship Feud Over State Militia Reorganization
Republicans close to Governor Taylor expect he will stay in Frankfort managing duties until final court ruling on the militia reorganization. If the decision goes against him, he plans to resign immediately and hand state buildings to Governor Beckham.
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Beckham
Taylor
Frankfort
Republicans Fail To Vote On Puerto Rico Bill In Caucus
Washington March 14 Republicans caucused on the Puerto Rican hill and accomplished nothing. No vote was taken on proposals amid opposition and deep feeling among senators especially in the middle west. Senator Simon of Oregon supported free trade with Puerto Rico, arguing no right to tax dependencies.
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Washington
Ima
United States
Puerto Rico
Simon
Oregon
Puorto Rio
State Convention Nominates Republican Slate
The Republican state convention met here and, by acclimation, named William Chogory for governor Charles-Dimal for lieutenant governor William B. Tanner as attorney general Charlon P. F. Wennet as secretary of state W. A. Read as general treasurer and elected delegates and alternates to the national convention.
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Providence
Utter
Chao
William Chogory
Charles — Dimal
William B. Tanner
Charlon PF. Wennett
W. A. Read
Electaat
M Sutherland Co Wins Walla Walla Sewer Contract
The Union of the morning wave selects M Sutherland and Co of Walla Walla to construct the city sewer system. Bids ranged from 9 170 70 to 9 0470 with Sutherland on track at 4 000. White labor only will be employed by the firm as provided in the contract.
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M. Sutherland & Co
Walla Walle
Walla Walla
Gi, Ul, Sutherland . Co
Thin City
Suthersland & Co
Harke, Drew & O'Neal
Porthandl
Sutherland & Co
Bryan Plans Five Speeches in Oregon and Westward Tour
William J. Bryan will speak five times in Oregon with events announced for Pendleton Wardington Albany Poodle Ton Roseburg and New York dates in March and April. The Great Northern and Victoria railway construction and a proposed government cable from Washington to Nome are noted.
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Portland
William J. Bryan
Olnewm
Wardington
Albany
Poodleton
Mareh
Porthand
Roseburg
New York
Mare
Elelow
D. J. Hi
Great Northern
Victoria Ae
Vancsouver Island
Porte
Alaska
Orient
Western railways meeting fails to settle transcontinental rail differences
Chicago March 14 a meeting of passenger agents of western railways and representatives of the Canadian Pacific to settle differences over transcontinental rails ended without result.
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Chicago
Western Railways
Canadian Pacific
Huntington Postmaster Confirmed by Senate
Huntington Oregon awaits a new postmaster after the U S senate confirms W H Lalimer for the Huntington post office in March, Washington.
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Huntington
Washington
Senate
W. H. Lalimer
Ore
Senate deadlock delays Puerto Rico tariff compromise
Washington reports show Senate Republicans fail to unite on the Puerto Rican tariff bill. Senator Aldrich and steering committee members seek a compromise while Senator Foraker resists beyond a single amendment to allow all food products from the United States to Puerto Rico duty free. He opposes giving steering committee control over the measure.
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New York Herald
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Foraker
Puerto Rico
United States
Snes
Investigation heats up during Idaho riots committee session
The Idaho riot inquiry heated as Dick and Sulmer clashed with Holl and Lente in a partisan display. Cornell testified about a brutal incident involving a veteran and soldiers, and procedural disputes over notices and outside remarks marked the hearing.
Puerto Rico tariff and frontier fortification notes
Washington notes report a military affairs committee postponing a resolution on northern frontier fortifications including Puget Sound, while fiscal and tariff debates continue in the Senate. Senator Turner criticizes Puerto Rico tariff provisions as unconstitutional and urges caution before further action.
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Warrington
Committee On Military Affairs
United States
Muget Sound
Bowler
Investigation Closed on Polygamy of Federal Appointees
Washington March 14 The investigation by the House committee on post offices and post roads into charges that federal appointees were polygamists ended without a unanimous report. Representative McPherson prepared the report which says the president was not aware of polygamy charges at appointment. It finds common repute among communities but lacks definitive evidence on polygamy.
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Hull
Lante
Lente
Idabe
Outelde
Dok
Ohio
Wiid
New York
Salar
Suleer Cauldi
Imuginy
Washington
McPhermon
Op Portiows
National Bank Wins Case Over Negotiable Warrant Proceeds
The National Bank won its case against Bartley to recover the amount of a warrant that was pledged through the bank. The court held the instrument negotiable and subject to recovery, noting embezzlement involved in the transaction.
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Tank
Oumba
Hoes
National Bank
Eevee 2 Eee
Bank
Bartley
Lawyer Lawrence le Dead in Lewiston Idaho
Lawrence J. Lawrence of Baker City died at his home here March 14 from heart disease. He was a well known lawyer in the Nomt and died at the residence of his daughter Mrs tipped ay Baker intors.
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Lewleton
Idaho
Andrew J. Lawrence
Baker City
Nomt
Ay Baker
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