Christian Church Sees Huge Revival Growth in Pendleton
Rev N H Brooks conducted a week long revival alone adding 60 members. Church membership rose from 40 to 360, debt of 5000 cleared, and 9400 raised in the year. The Christian church now claims the largest congregation in the city with a spacious church building.
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N. H. Brooks
Christian Church
Martin
N. H. Brooke
Uile Church
Brooke
Pendleton
The
Spokane Fair Promoter Visits Pendleton Cattle Sale
R H Cosgrove secretary of the Spokane Fair Association visited Pendleton during the Wade cattle sale. He formerly led the Minnesota State Fair and now devotes his time to Spokane. He says plans aim for one of the Northwest’s best fairs this fall, strengthening sheep and goat departments for Umatilla County stockmen and adding a five day ladies relay race with four mile daily legs.
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Fair Association
Pendleton
R. H. Cosgrove
Spokane Fair Association
Frank Frasier
Umatilla County
Congreve
Minnesota State Fair Association
Spokane Association
Northwest
In Riiden
Marriage License Issued to Wealey R Grover and Mine Jennie Walden
A marriage license was issued this morning to Wealey R Grover and Mine Jennie Walden, both residents of the vicinity of Myricatailon, where the groom is engaged in local work.
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Wealey R. Grover
Jennie Walden
Myricatailon
Sultan of Sulu Abrogates Treaty Annuities Ended
The United States abrogates the treaty with the sultan of Sulu and his duties, canceling annuities and polygamy allowances. Secretary Taft cites failures to fulfill conditions. The Philippine commission is to enact suitable legislation, speeding action beyond Congress.
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War Department
Congress
Philippine Commission
Washington
United States
Sultan of Sulu
Wright
Philippines
Taft
Jolio Island
Italian laborers take charge on Clearwater branch work
A party of 75 Italian laborers arrived in Lewiston from Spokane and will today be placed in charge of Conductor Phillips to work on the Clearwater branch. A steam shovel arrived yesterday and began work on large slides above the Potlatch junction. The Northern Pacific company aims to restore regular trains by Monday. Three trains plus the shovel crew are operating, and a new track around the wreck is being built to restore full line service by Monday.
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Lewiston
Spokane
Phillips
Clearwater
Potlatch Junction
Northern Pacific Company
Found Dead in Bed in Walla Walla Man Dies of Heart Disease
Walla Walla man Rusell Williams was found dead in Fisher's rooming house in La Grande after a heavy spree. He had been drinking for several days. body to be shipped to Walla Walla. Botkin trial in San Francisco proceeds with Delaware witnesses due Wednesday. Strikes reported in Budapest with 8,000 tailors and 6,000 metal workers. Italians Rosa Rose and Domenecio sentenced to one year each for assault and robbery near Umatilla. Noted: land in Columbia is mostly unsettled.
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Ellis
Heppner
Angelo Rosa
Joseph Rose
Basil Domenecio
R. Horodon
Umatilla
Rebellion in Batoum Shocked by Police Action in Caucasus
Berlin reports revolt against Russian authority in Batoum led by revolutionary socialists. Police repulsed mob, governor sought military protection. Six ring tenders were hanged. Port Arthur bombardment details note Japanese fire hindered rescue of Russians. Vladivostok forts cited ammunition shortages. Roosevelt neutrality note praised in St Petersburg. Jewish policy and land limits debated by commission.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Port Arthur
Japan
Berlin
the Voorwarts
Batoum
Caucasus
Tokio
Togo
Chicago Wheat and Corn Market Summary
Chicago wheat for March 14 to May opened 95 percent and closed 96 percent. Old July grain opened 92 and closed 93. New July opened 91 and closed 91. July corn opened 9 1 percent and closed 61 percent.
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Chicago
Mass Meeting At The Court House In Pendleton
The Pendleton school board calls a mass meeting at the courthouse tonight to gauge patron and taxpayer sentiment on building more school rooms amid a rising school population. Officials seek clear preferences before presenting a bond question and urge all interested to attend and voice opinions.
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School Board of
Pendleton
Citi Yons
Court House
Mount Sinai Hospital Opens In New York
New York March 14 The Mount Sinai Hospital opens to the public tomorrow after years of construction costing over 2 260 000. Located on Fifth Avenue facing Central Park between 100th and 101st streets it will admit patients of all races and creeds. The structure offers abundant sunshine and air and can house at least 500 patients at one time in its wards the largest capacity for a privately funded American hospital.
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New York
Mount Sina) Hospital
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
One Hundred
First Streets
Metropolie
Tts
Tobin Electrocuted for Empire Hotel Murder
Thos Tobin, convicted of killing Captain Craft at the Empire hotel in New York two years ago, was executed by electric chair this morning. He remained calm and died within about thirty seconds.
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Oxssinning
Thos. Tobin
Captain Craft
Empire Hotel
New York
Tobin
East and West compared by John E La Violette
John E La Violette of Denh Lake North Dakota argues Eastern Washington and Eastern Oregon have advantages over the Dakotas and California. He cites milder climate cheaper land and better prospects for farmers and settlers, noting California costs and land values deter new residents. He predicts he may move from railroading to farming and cattle if he relocates.
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California
Washington
Oregon
John E. la Violette
John F. la Violette
Denlhe Lake
Pendleton
Colfax
la Violette
Orecon
Waalingtom
Dakota
Joe
Dakeota
Soya
Hla
Postoffice Expenses Report on Oregon Goat Office Quarters
The postmaster general’s report lists annual rents for postoffice spaces in Oregon. Baker City shows zero cost, while Milton pays 84 dollars, Hugene 1000 dollars, Pendleton 240 dollars yearly. The year 1904 marks the 60th anniversary of the Japan United States treaty.
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Congren
Oregon
Baker City
Milton
Hugene
Pendleton
Japan
United States
Supreme Court decision upholds Northern Securities case
The high court rules the merger of Northern Pacific and Great Northern into Northern Securities violated the Sherman Antitrust Act. The holding company controlled over nine tenths of NP stock and three quarters of GN stock, acting as a trust to restrain trade and stifle competition. The decision labels the merger a monopoly and rejects defenses aligned with antitrust exceptions.
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Great Northern
Washington
Supreme Court
Northern Securities
Harlan
Harelan
Jobat Tenfire Association
Trane Mingourt
Busy Police Court faces city judge this morning
In a crowded session three men named George, plus others including William McMund and Rex Jarrett, faced vagrancy and public drinking charges. One man fought officers, was jailed, then fined five days. Jarrett received ten days for vagrancy and liquor sales to Indians. A theft at the Catholic cathedral in Los Angeles saw Mrs. Elizabeth Gillette lose $600 from her pocket.
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Pinion Deank
Marahal Carney
Dave Tie
Tom Means
Angoniat & Bard
Marshal Carney
Rex Jarrett
Jarrett
Indiana
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Gillette
Heavy Snowfalls in Chicago Disrupt City Traffic
One of the winter's heaviest storms blankets Chicago on March 4, delaying all transport. Many workers toil to clear roofs and skylights while street crews struggle against the thick damp snow. The mass falls rapidly, hindering daily activity across the city.
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Chicago
Trafic
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