Widespread Mills Plans Reach Pendleton Territory
Rumors say new districts in Pendleton Idaho tributary to The Dalles will be under one management. The Dalles mill is leasing operations here for a month with overhauls to modernize the Pendleton scouring works. Sirus, last year’s scouring mill head, will oversee road access and preparations for the upcoming season. The venture aims to harness wool in the western region, with The Dalles plant supporting Shaniko and interior areas across Washington and Montana.
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Idaho
Dalles
Feet
Russell
Sterring Mill Company
Pendleton
Sate
Washington
Montana
Judgment Rendered In Smith Versus Nelson Case
A judgment was yesterday rendered in the case of Smith against Nelson. The court ordered costs and awarded general relief to the defendant. The suit sought to enjoin the sheriff from attaching property to enforce payment on a note indorsed by Smith.
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BL. Smith
T.rand A. Nelson
Smith
For a New Crusade
Fragmentary note describes a call to form volunteer units by Christian Sieciary of Catholic MYO appealing to Gen onaeva and Ricalotts amid anti Japan sentiment. Mentions Liethinon and Hsia in context of a Christian alliance and military effort.
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Genonaeva
Ricalotts Ee
Hsia
Japan
Liethinon
Y Oven m
Receiver Appointed for International Packing Company
Chicago March 18 Judge Dunne was morning appointed receiver for the International Packing Company alleged to be insolvent. The concern has 1,500,000 in liabilities with 700,000 assets. The petition alleges the directors lost 1,000,000 gambling on the board of trade. Since 1899 the plant has not been operated.
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Chicago
Earthquake Center Near Mt Rainier Shakes Seattle
Seismic undulations detected across northwestern points point to subterranean disturbance with Mt Rainier as the center. Residents fear Rainier may become active as the quake is reported from Seattle on March 18. Chicago records a winter snow total of 50.6 inches, the heaviest in city history. In Lincoln, David Carroll fatally shot Annie Maxwell then killed himself after a rejected suitor dispute.
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Seattle
Mt. Rainier
Rainier
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
David Carrol
Annie Maxwell
Journal of War News Portrayal and Port Arthur Dispatches
A scrambled 1904 era dispatch collection notes rumors about Japanese lost tribes theories, Jewish war fund subscriptions, and prize courts at Sebastopol Vladivostok and Port Arthur. It reports naval actions with Mikasa damaged, wounded Japanese, and Russian withdrawals near Wiju.
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Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Israel
Sebastopol
Vladivostok
London
Shanghai
Sacramento Strike Intensifies Open Shop Stand
Sacramento California March 18 The building trades disruption remains with carpenters as the only workers at work Contractors decide to discharge all union men and hire non union workers only The Bullders Association vows to back contractors and enforce an open shop policy in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Cal
Maren
Bullders’ Association
Appointment Confirmed and Impeachment Moves in Senate
The Senate confirmed Wood to a term for general duties. Republicans voting against were two, while Democrats Dubois Cockrell Pettis and Patterson supported the nomination. The House proceeded on pension act matters and fundraising, with Overman’s inquiry into 1890 pension expansion approved. A subcommittee favored impeaching Judge Charles Swayne of Florida. A new fog signal station for San Francisco was authorized.
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California
House of Representatives
Florida
Neon Fog Station
San Francisco
Washington
Senate
Wood
Scott
West Virginia
Kil Tide
South Dakota
Dubois
Cockrell
Pettis
Patterson
Jay
Mim Wool
Philippines
Overman
Secretary of the Interior
Livernash
Hill
Ivone
Committee On Vivetiona
Liverwash
Unlom Laver
Bowtie
Charles Swayne
Recert
EDITOR HELD FOR RAPE AND ASSAULT CHARGES
Pomeroy Wash March 18 editor and proprietor D Mays of the Washington Independent was arrested yesterday on criminal assault charges. He allegedly assaulted Pearley May Pearsoll a 16 year old girl daughter of H J Pearsoll laborer in the city. Also notes of Cold Storage plants for Mexico and a death sentence in Missoula for wife murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Mays
Pomeroy
Wash
F. W D. Mays
Washington Independent
Pearley May Pearsoll
H. J. Pearsoll
Pope condemns French war on Catholic congregations
In Rome on March 18 the pope received all cardinals and voiced regret over the war on Catholic congregations by the French government, signaling tension between France and the Vatican.
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France
Rome
Tegret
Four Hamburg American steamers added to Portland Asiatic trade
Four Hamburg American freighters Aragonia Arabia Nivomedia and Numatia, total 18 879 tons, were chartered by Portland Asiatic company to replace expiring India liners. Built around 1900, they are fast freight ships with deadweight 50 60 thousand tons each. Combined eight ships offer about 600 thousand tons capacity and a Portland Orient schedule aims for a sailing every 15 days starting May 1.
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Fortland
Portland-Asiatic Company
Aragonia
Arabia
Nivomedia
Numatia
Aragania
Portland
Orient
Infernal Machine Explosion Kills One in Liege
A dynamite infernal machine exploded outside the Liege police commissioner's house on March 18. One man, Major Pa hin, died from his injuries after examining the device. Seven others were injured, with four seriously. Abbe Lemmenes, chaplain at Liege hospital, was among the wounded. Parliament debated the incident as conservatives accused socialists of attempting to assassinate the commissioner.
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Liege
Belgium
Commissioner of Police
Pahin
Kassinge
Abbe Lemmenes
School site inspection leaves district stalled
Dr J Smith and a school board committee with business men toured sites this morning. They found the Academy location unpopular due to railroad proximity and flat terrain. The board says no cheaper site exists, and will consider any viable property proposed, leaving the plan in limbo.
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J Smith
Lee Teutsch
Jesse Falling
Walter Pierce
Cher Jobo Hailey, Jr
Leon Cohen
W. G. Cole
F. W. Vinecent
F. E. Clapton
Meeting to review evidence and plan next steps
The group will hold another meeting to consider all evidence gathered from the trip. They will view the question from multiple sides and, if possible, decide on a plan to submit.
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Lupeceluet
Distribute Sturgis Estate In Walla Walla Court
A. Le Grow of Walla Walla asks the county court for permission to appoint an administrator to distribute the Mire. Susan M. Sturgis estate. A final hearing is set for April 1 with distribution to follow. Personal property totals 44 dollars and real estate 4,000 dollars. Heirs include F. Le Grow of Athena Susan A. Walid and Grace Winn of Walla Walla and the children of Lina Sturgis of this city.
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A. & le Grow
Walla Walli
County Court
Walla Walla County
Mire
Susan M. Sturgis
le Grow
Athena
Susan A. Walid
Grace Winn
Walla Walla
Mia
Lina Sturgis
Thin Etty
McNerny Divorce Case Heard by Judge Ellie
Laura McNerny sues John McNerny for divorce on cruelty and inhuman treatment. Judge W R Ellie presided after noon. Numerous witnesses examined as both sides press arguments. Plaintiff represented by A D Stillman. defendant by John McCourt.
Pendleton to Get Commercial National Bank
Washington March 18 special The comptroller of the currency approved the application of W L Thompson R O Beach T C Halley C J Smith and W P Temple to organize a national bank in Pendleton Oregon with capital stock of 100000 to be named Commercial National Bank. The bank will occupy leased space in the Judd building on Main and Court streets and is expected to open for business in time to handle harvest traffic this year with T G Halley as general attorney and Thompson likely cashier.
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Washington
Comptroller
W. L. Thompson
Main
Court Streets
T. G. Halley
Lewiston
State Meeting of Irrigators in Malheur County
Malheur County Irrigation Association set September 19 20 and 21 for the State Irrigation Association meeting with an elaborate program. A committee of prominent citizens was appointed to handle arrangements and invitations were sent to government officials to attend. The display plan emphasizes irrigated lands and crops, with two alfalfa crops in the field and wheat and fruit readiness, aiming to showcase irrigation advantages at peak season. Ontario seeks to make it the best meeting yet in Oregon.
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Malheur County Association
Malheur County Irrigation Association
State Irrigation Association
Cocwebion
Sollas
Equity Association
J. Black
L. Adhatam
Malheur
Ontario
Oregon
Malheur County
German Barbarities Reported in Southwest Africa
Berlin dispatches reveal the Voerwaerte notes that German troops act with armed colonists in retaliation. Letters from Germans describe barbarous treatment of black people in revenge as the Hereros are treated with brutal severity, likened to armies of devils enforcing vengeance across the colony.
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Berlin
Africa
Mason in Distress Near Portland Aids Sought
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning sailed from Portland this morning to search for the American ship W. H. Mason reported from Coos Bay in a helpless condition. The Mason had left Ladysmith B C for San Francisco 18 days ago.
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Portland
Daniel
Cleveland Becomes a Mason in Historic Grant
The Masonic grand lodge of New Jersey dispenses to confer the three degrees on Grover Cleveland in one week. Cleveland, age 67, becomes one of the few extraordinary concessions granted by the fraternity in U.S. history.
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Princeton
Masonic Grand Lodge of
New Jersey
Princeton Lodge
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Attempted Hold Up Foiled at Baker City Club Waloon
A masked robber tried to rob the Baker City club waloon Thursday morning. The bar keeper and gamekeeper foiled the attempt by turning on lights. The safe contained $12,000 and $600 lay on the gambling table.
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Baker City
Club Waloon
King William at Gibraltar Greeting Kaiser boats
King William at Gibraltar reports the Kaiser ship Koenig arriving under salute from the British squadron. Governor White boarded the Koenig and welcomed the emperor with formal reception.
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King Bill
Gibraltar
Dynamite tragedy in Arad claims four children and two others
Vienna reports a miner named Kimpian at Arad Hungary who suspected his wife of intimacy with a lodger named Kohoul. He exploded dynamite under the dinner table, killing himself his wife the lodger and four children.
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Vienna
Arad
Hungary
Kimpian
Kohoul
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