Market recovers as Morgan gains sway on Wall Street
New York March 16 Bulls regain control as investors buy back at gains. Morgan shows influence over Harriman holdings amid a strong close. Idaho Senator Heyburn calls Wall Street a poker game and says national prosperity remains intact despite turbulence. Governors confer with Roosevelt. arbitration board for Southern Pacific and Railroad Telegraphers adjourns to Tuesday.
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Heyborn
Wall Street
New York
Washington
Senator Heyhur
Idaho
White House
Deneen
Tunnels
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Quiet at Goldfield as boycott spreads to saloons
Merchants mine owners and brokers numbering in the hundreds sign an agreement to refuse work to Industrial Workmen of the World members. This morning shops groceries and restaurants are told to continue business. An AFL organizer has been in town inviting workers to join. Sentiment favors the action. The town is orderly with mines and saloons closed.
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Goldfield
American Federation of Labor
Senthment
Miners Die In Explosions And Cage Fall
In Harlin on March 14 an ore mine blast at Aleleromolm in Loraine killed thirty five miners. At St John a cage drop reportedly killed twenty two miners from a descent of around one thousand feet. Also reported is Flora McDonald’s preliminary hearing in Chicago for the murder of Webster Guerin, with her remand to the grand jury amid continued agitation. Wheat and corn prices moved in Chicago trading on March 16 with various opening and closing figures.
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Harlin
Aleleromolm
Loraine
St. John
Awakening China Fund Plan Revealed in Washington
A Washington special reports Rockefeller plans to provide 60 million dollars to fund an educational drive in China. The program aims to awaken the orient and begins with mandarins reforms led by an American corporation establishing institutes in major Chinese cities.
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Chicago
Miroh
Rockefeller
China
Resume Land Fraud Trial Opens in Oregon Soon
Oregon's land fraud case mill resumes Monday as the Daltes Chronicle notes. Convicted conspirators F. P. Mays George Sorenson and W. H. Jones await sentencing. U. S. Circuit Judge William F B Gilbert expected in Portland from San Francisco Saturday with U. S. District Judge William H Hunt likely to arrive soon. Final results anticipated this session as bills of exceptions for Clarence Zachary C D P D Barnhard and H H Hendricks await action by the trial judge.
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Oregon
Daltes Chronicle
F. P. Mays
George Sorenson
W. H Jones
United States
William FB. Gilbert
Portland
San Francisco
William H. Hunt
Montanera
Gilbert
Clarence Zachary
Coe Dpd
Barnhard
H. H. Hendricks
Hunt
Indian Ponies to Kansas From Heppler Trader
W W Allen of Heppler Kansas has bought two carloads of Indian ponies from the UWimotilla In-Mons and will ship them tonight via the O T & N and Union Pacific to his home for breaking and sale. The ponies cost about 25 dollars per head. R F Bicknell, a prominent sheepman from Malheur County, has moved to Pendleton and resides at 614 East Court Street, bringing his western Oregon sheep dealings to the center of the state’s sheep shipping district.
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Kansas
W. W. Allen
Heppler
Uwimotilla
Mons
Union Pacific
R. F. Bicknell
Malheur County
Eat Court Street
Mr. Bicknell
Oregon
Pendleton
New Wheat Handling System Could Supersede Warehouses
The Pullman district considers a bulk bulk-handling system for wheat with elevators along the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line to replace sack shipments. Farmers and wheatgrowers favor bulk handling to cut costs, while shippers fear losses. The company may fund heavy grain shipments if an elevator network is built. Washington state officials and rail executives weigh the proposal amid opposition from coast grain dealers. A separate note reports Fuhrman purchasing 160 acres near Ellerton, and a $29 per acre rise in land value over three years. A Pacific Coast Construction crew works on a 9000 foot sidetrack near Pilot Rock Jct on the O R & N line.
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Pullman, Waeh
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Washington
Mercoration
Pullman
Profector FE. Elliott
Department of Agriculture
The
State College
H.R. Willama
Chicago, Milwauhee & St. Paul Railway
Williams
Fuhrman
A. Fuhrman
Elberton
Wash
Upton Sinclair colony in Englewood destroyed by fire
Fire at Upton Sinclair socialistic Hall colony in Englewood New Jersey killed at least one carpenter and seriously injured five others. Fifty five people escaped death. An explosion of unknown origin preceded the blaze. Missing include Lester Briggs of Rhode Island and a carpenter nicknamed Mr Colonys. Sinclair had paid $60,000 for the property.
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Englewood
N. J
Upton Sinclair
Hall
Sinclair
Lester Briggs
Rhode Island
Colonys
James McNitt
Fire and flood claims at Wheeling and Cincinnati
Fire at Warwick Pottery Co in Wheeling West Virginia kills seven to eleven with five missing as flood waters rise. Fire crews used boats to fight flames and residents are rescued by skiffs amid rising Ohio River levels threatening Cincinnati.
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Wheeling
Ohio River
Cincinnat
W. Va
Warwick Pottery Co
Ono
Thin City
Roosevelt Not Alarmed by Financial Situation Amid Appointments
President says the finance situation is not alarming and has received callers including Speyer. He names canal commissioners Sibert Gaillard Rousseau at $14,000 salaries plus army pay. W X Buchanan of Sioux City cited as Hague Peace Conference delegate. Mellen seeks interview. Cannon bid supported by Dennen for 1900 race.
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Roosevelt
Clino
Washington
Speyer
Sibert, Gaillard and Rousseau
Canal Commission
W. X. Buchanan
Sioux City
Unidentified Boy Found with Throat Cut in San Francisco
March 14 in San Francisco a boy found near the precinct with a throat cut. Police say the man connected to the boy is unidentified and the incident appears to be murder. The case remains under investigation.
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San Franccisco
Couch for O 5 0 Milwaukee
Archio Haho has Sven cntered to coach the University of vegan. Flomts Are Receding Chillicothe. March 16 floods receding rapidly.
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Couch
Milwaukee
Archio Haho
Sven Cntered
University of Vegan
Chillicothe
Lawless Gets One Year In Prison
Thomas Evans pleaded guilty to passing a bogus check at Beho and was sentenced by Judge Rean to one year in prison with parole possible under BR. D. Stanfield supervision if assurances of future conduct are satisfactory. Jesse Lawless also drew one year at Sajem for a theft involving a saddle.
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Thomas Evans
Rean
Beho
Judge Pen
BR. D. Stanfield
Lawless
Jesse Lawless
Sajem
Freight wreck derails four cars on R N line near Horse Shoe
A westbound freight derailed four cars at Horse Shoe curve last afternoon. Two cars demolished and two badly damaged. A car carrying dressed poultry and another with oranges were ruined. Freight was delayed. mainline trains rerouted via Wallula and Walla Walla while crews cleared the track. Track cleared by 4 a.m. with service resumed on the mainline.
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Horse Shoe
Walla Walla
Wallula
Opranes
F. P
M. J. Tokley
D. W.W. Campbell
Wallu
Salem tax measures target telegraph and express firms
Dan P Smythe and others faced court actions. Walter Irwin’s sentence date set for next Saturday. Kerr or Sabin pleads not guilty with trial later. Salem introduces two revenue bills taxing telegraph and express firms at 750 annually. Western Union and Wells Fargo Express named. protests expected from attorneys.
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Dan P. Smythe
Walter Irwin
Kerr
Sabin
Salem
Geener
Radcliff
Salem Statesman
Ugnijet Telegraph Companies
Western Tinion
Posts Telegraph & Cable Company
Wells Fargo Express
Funeral of Admiral Nelson Owens Buried in Catholic Cemetery
Unique funeral services for 97 year old war veteran Admiral Nelson Owens were held this morning at the Catholic cemetery of the city. Four pallbearers, long-time pioneers of Walla Walla county, carried the casket. Their combined ages total 274 years, averaging 68 1 2 years per man, with a combined time in this country of 174 years, averaging 43 1 2 years each.
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Nelson Owens
Walla Walla County
Walla Walla
Judge Denies Motion in Matlock v Sheuerman Case
In circuit court yesterday Judge H J Bean overruled both the demurrer and the motion to make the charges definite in the case of W F Matlock against J Sheuerman. The ruling implies the matter will be tried on its merits.
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H. J. Bean
W. F. Matlock
J. Sheuerman
Bean
Oregon Society offers essay prizes for public school pupils
The Oregon Society of the Sons of the American Revolution invites Oregon public school students to submit essays on topics about independence for prizes of 30 and 25 dollars. Essays must be 3000 words max, handwritten on one side, with a teacher declaration, and sent to A. M. Smith in Portland by May 25, 1907.
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Oregon Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Welles
Oregon Society of the Sons of American Revolution
State of
Oregon
Joseph Brant
America
A. M. Smith
Fenton
Portland
Ore
W. Bittle Wells
Harrison G. Platt
PLT
Dabney
G. H. Marsh
Thos
M. Anderson
Wool Buyers Arrive for Oregon Wool Season Opening
Charles H. Greene E. H. Clarke and Leon Strauss arrive at Pendleton as wool buyers, noting lower prices this year and delays in sales until after shearing. Arizona opened at 21 cents but closed lower, with larger herds than last year. Buyers plan trips from Southern California to Eastern Oregon, awaiting sale dates after Secretary Smythe’s eastward return.
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Greene
Arizona
Charles H. Greene
Koshland Broa
E. H. Clarke
Leon Strauss
Mr. Strauss
Pendleton
Mr. Greene
Oregon
Phoenix
California
Smythe
East
Woodcraft at Walla Walla initiates new members Tonight
Pendleton Woodcraft circle No. 627 of the Women of Woodcraft travels to Walla Walla to participate in a rally. The Pendleton group includes Marvy Jicans Hazel Jicans Phila Stewart Gertrude Ward Ruth Cibaon Mise Earhart Rova Bowmar Karlie Hulse. Accompanying members are Mrs L F Lampkin Mrs S E Catehing Edith Cook Mrs Henry Means and Minnie Stein. A membership conclave has been conducted and a closing rally will induct a large class of candidates.
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Pendleton
Garden City
Pendleton Circle No. 627
Woodcraft
Walla Walla
Towm
Webehe Girle
Marvy
Hazel Jicans
Phila Stewart
Gertrude Ward
Ruth Cibaon
Mise Earhart
Rova Bowmar
Karlie Hulse
L. F Lampkin
Cambridge Wins Boat Race Amid Tragedy in Silverton
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the boat race today. In Silverton Colorado an 18 year old bow shot killed Deputy Sheriff W. Acord, who was accused of beating his mother, the incident unfolding during a separate violent crime.
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Cambridge
London
Oxford
Silverton
Col
Grange
W. Acord
Fruef Announces Continued Imprisonment Plan
San Francisco March 11 Fruef said he will train for tales imprisonment and expects the trial to last six months. He warned the city that delays could cost up to 320000, while the current weekly expense runs about 772 dollars.
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San Francisco
Fruef
Whien
Ehiteke
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Socialist
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Willamette Pulp & Paper Company
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Mich
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