Retreat in Siberia Tightens as Linevitch Faces Surrender
Reports from St. Petersburg and war fronts describe Linevitch’s rear guard in continuous retreat toward Tie Pass with Japanese pressure and a disrupted rail line. Mobilization of a new army begins in several provinces while labor unrest flares in Poland and rumors of battles circulate amid fading Russian morale.
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St. Petersburg
Limevitch
Adiapatoh
Chang Tu Fu
Tie Pass
Tie Pass Gorge
Linevitch
Imperial Guards
Tw Pass
Riots, Russian Fleet Clash Reported in Caucasus
From London and St Petersburg comes word of renewed Caucasus unrest with civilians panicked as Russian squadrons are reported routed by a Japanese detachment on the right bank of the Liga. An internal loan of 200 million roubles at five percent is arranged in St Petersburg.
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Caucasus
London
J. Petersburg
Panie
Paria
Tokio
Tie Ling
Exchange
St. Petersburg
Russian Embassy in Panic Over Paris Dispatch
Moscow and Berlin report the Russian official headquarters in consternation after a Paris dispatch claims Japan has arranged with an American syndicate. The alleged deal would grant Tokyo access or advantages in exchange for cooperation, prompting urgent inquiries and policy speculation.
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Ae Sock
Asf
Berlin
Paris
Japan
Eloping pastor sentenced for assault and abandonment
Brunswick New Jersey March 18 Reverend J F Cordova the eloping pastor was sentenced this morning to three years for assaulting his wife and one year for abandoning his family.
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Brunswick
N. J
J. F. Cordova
Wos
War loans and Siberian rights bargain tied to postwar terms
A report says Japan would force Huusala to cede broad sealing and fishing rights in Siberia and the Bering Sea to the United States after the war. Meantime a New York bid of 25200 dollars buys Chatwick personal property in bankruptcy court as dealers from several cities attend. A schooner Pearl is lost with 36 sailors off Alaska. Wheat and grain markets show modest moves while reports place Turkish troops near Bana in Yemen.
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Huusala
Siberian
Bering Sea
Meveland
Governor for One Day in Denver Resigns for McDonald
Governor Peabody resigned late yesterday after a forced agreement with Republicans. Lieutenant Governor McDonald was sworn in immediately and pledged to uphold law and order, pursue a businesslike economy, and maintain peace within the state.
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Denver
Peabody
and Peabody Republicans
McDonald
Gwinn Selected Secretary for National Livestock Assoc
JAMES J GWINN chosen secretary of the National Livestock Association will move to Denver May 1 to lead the Denver office. He will oversee markets tariffs freight rates and all livestock industry matters from Chicago offices with headquarters in Denver and frequent travel to packing centers. Pendleton honors rise as Gwinn assumes a demanding role managing the national office.
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Chicago
Denver
Association
Mr Gwinn
Death by Strychnine Assertion Sparks Honolulu Debate
Honolulu chemists and physicians reject Professors Jordan and Hopkins ruling natural causes in Mrs Stanford’s death. They argue a characteristic strychnine convulsion, postmortem signs matching poisoning, no digestive fault, and strychnine in the soda used by the deceased establish a poisoning chain.
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Honolulu
Jordan and Hopkins
Edmund Shorey
United States Aericultural Station
Dre. Ward, Murray and Humphries
Jordan
Timothy Hopkins
Stanford
Dre Humphries
Murray
Burglar Fells Short of Break-In At Association Building
Last night near 11 o’clock an intruder went up stairs in the Association building and tried to batter down a temporary partition in the south hall to form a wood room for offices. The partition loosened and noise awakened D. Nichola in a neighboring room. the man fled before Nichola reached the hall. motive unclear. believed to be breaking into an office.
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Association
D. Nichola
Three Year Sentences Placed by Judge Ellis
Tom Means is sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge Ellis. The sheriff will depart for Salem with his man tonight or tomorrow. Otto Hockinsmith awaits sentencing after pleading guilty with Means. Hockinamith may be held until June to testify in the Barneys trials.
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Tom Means
Ellis
Salem
Hhs
Otto Hockinsmith
Hockinamith
Barneys
Union of Organizations Names New Livestock Executive Leader
The executive committee of the National Livestock Association selects J. H. Gwinn as general manager of the exhibition managers. F. J. Higginbotham serves as president with Salt Lake headquarters. The group, including Woolgrowers and Cattle Growers, plans a $2500 aid for the Lewis and Clark fair stock show. Gwinn has lived in Pendleton five years and will leave for new duties.
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F. J. Alginbotham
Peidleton
McGwinn
Quch & Hleh Standtne
National Livestock Association
Woolgrowers
Pure Bred Association
Gentraisera
F. J. Higginbotham
Hon Hie
Salt Lake
W. A. Harris
Kansas
Na- Hori Livestock Association
J. H. Gwinn
Pendleton
Lac Grande
Toaho
Oregon
Perringer Eyes Corrugated Iron Building in Thompsontreet
Inquiries opened this afternoon by D Nichols over a corrugated iron structure for George Perringer on Thompsontreet. The plan calls for a three story building with a 3 foot front on Thompson street and 100 feet deep. Outer walls and roof of corrugated iron. interior on concrete piers with wooden posts. Basement to hold 76 stables. second floor for buggies and office space. Perringer abandons Court street brick project for now. The corrugated iron building will sit 97 feet from Court street.
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George Perringer
Thompsontreet
D. Nichols
Thompson Street
Perringer
Court Street
Surprise tendered to Pendleton Camp members by Daphne circle
Pendleton Camp No. 41 Woodmen were surprised by Daphne circle No. 2 after their lodge meeting last Saturday. The circle members served a bountiful repast in the banquet hall and announced the surphine was given for Mr. Stroble, delegate elect to the grand session in Los Angeles and a member of Daphne circle No. 2. The group then enjoyed social time and refreshments.
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Pendleton Camp No
Stroble
Los Angeles
DIL PRODUCER MEET IN KANSAS
Over 1000 oil producers gather in Independence Kansas to form a Kansas Producers association with a constitution and executive committee. Ida Tarbell Frank Monnett ex attorney general Ohio Governor Hoch and Representative Campbell speak urging public access to the Standard Oil investigation and condemning the oil trust as oppressive and unfair. The meeting calls for root inquiry and a direct presidential directive.
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Independence
Kan
United States
Kansnas
Garfield
Beef Trust
Obituary of J O Durbin 86 in Baker County Oregon
Advices from Huntington report the death in Baker County Oregon of J O Durbin aged 86 on a Sunday afternoon. He was a native of Ohio and lived in Willamette valley before settling in Baker County in 1862 on a Burnt River farm near Huntington. He later moved to Huntington where his wife died about ten years ago. He had two brothers Solomon and Tranel residing in Salem.
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Baker County
Huntington
J. O. Durbin
Durbin Wee
Ohio
Willamette Villey
Oregon
Solomon
Tranel
Salem
Durkin
Burnt River
Jime
Durk
Afghan Naturalizes in Local Citizenship Hearing
An Afghan man named Analt Khan appeared at the district clerk’s office seeking citizenship and swore allegiance to the United States. Deputy Clerk Charles Stewart quizzed him, noting his Afghan origin, with Khan quoting poetry to establish credibility. He had lived in the U S for four years, spoke fair English, and said he intended to vote Republican when eligible. The Boise Capital News item notes this while two other briefs report a residence fire near Caldwell and a plan to use county prisoners for road work in Multnomah County.
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Analt Khan
Afghanistan
Himalayas
Charles Stewart
Omar Khayam
Annit
United States
Baker Herald Changes Hands Again in Mining Town
The Baker City Herald, once owned by Let son Ballet and linked to the White Swan mine, was sold amid government scrutiny of Balliet. Carl Roe, ex-owner of the Wallowa Chieftain, bought it and has now sold to Neil J. Sorensen & Co, a mining firm from Sumpter.
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Baker Oltry Herald
Baker City Herald
Minny Upe
Agi
Letson Ballet
White Swan
Balliet
Herald
Carl Roe
Wallowa Chieftain
Neil J. Sorensen & Co
Sumpter
Hold‑up in Portland and Mukden battle figures
A. H. Mather was relieved of £20 by a hold-up man who forced him to face a revolver. Daily small thefts continue. In the Mukden engagement Kuropatkin's force is placed at 480000, with 70000 killed or wounded through evacution. able-bodied prisoners are not included in this tally.
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Potanil
Warsaw
Vistula
Siedi¢e
Matkin
Lote
Pyblanion Mille
Orlot
Fia
Portland
A. H. Mather
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Treaty leak and Secretary Hay illness headline
A chaotic Washington dispatch details repeated delays over the San Domingo treaty, Hay’s grave illness and transport to Europe aboard the Celtic, and the president accepting a Wilkes-Barre miners meeting invitation for August 10. It notes Morgan's nomination as minister to Korea and Spooner on Philippine policy, plus Mormon resolutions and Cannon’s expulsion matter.
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Washington
Senate
San Domingo
John Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Korea
Koreas
Edwin V. Morgan
New York
School District Votes Bond for New Three Room School
School district 3 in Hudson Bay country five miles from Milton approves a 2000 bond to build a new three room schoolhouse. The current school has two rooms and needs enlargement.
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Hudson Bay Country
Milton
Slow Norse Market Report From Pendleton Sale
James York returns from Pendleton sod Watla Walle country with a carload of horses and mules. He reports slow sales for horses for miles in a market in decline. Baker City Democrat describes weak demand and cautious buyers across the region.
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James York
Pendleton Sod Watla Walle
Baker City
Steamer Redondo Cleared With Wheat and Lumber Backlog
The steamer Redondo cleared Portland bound for San Francisco carrying 1,000,000 pounds of wheat and 600,000 feet of lumber in a move noted by local shipping observers.
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Redondo
Portland
San Francisco
Warner Wins Senate Seat On Last Ballot in Missouri
Jefferson City March 18 William Warner Republican elected senator to succeed Cockrell on the final ballot. The final vote count showed Warner 91 Cockrell 3 Niederinghaus 1.
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Jefferson City
William Warner
Cockrell
Warner
Niederinghaus
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Dephoee Circle
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Boise Capital News
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Seiad
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Celtic
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