Uprising Feared in Hayti After Firmin Smuggling aboard
Port Au Prince March 21 General Firmin, a conspirator against President Nord Alexis, was smuggled aboard the French cruiser D Estrees at Gonaives last night. Blacks are in a rage and risk of outbreak is feared as refugees are hustled aboard with boats alongside and arms stacked on deck. Marines aboard nearby ships are held ready for quick action as French officials plan to follow after refugees are aboard and the vessel sails to the port.
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Firmin
D'Estrece
Port Au Prince
Mar
Nord Alexis
D'Astrees
Gonaives
I’ Estrees
Sal
Hive Arma
Cave
Italian voyage ship sails as marriage plans swirl in New York
The Pug D Abruxzl sails for Italy today as reports swirl about a royal engagement between King Victor Thranvel and Miss Ketlive te Slkine of Weat. A cousin, the bridegroom, is said to be involved, and the bride reportedly expresses happiness at the imminent wedding amid cautious remarks about the match.
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New York
Italy
Victor Thranvel
Bank Pinmactors Arraigned In March Court
Four directors of the suspended State Bank and Trust Company were arraigned in court on March 21 accused of embezzlement. The grand jury later handed down another indictment against T. B. Rickey of the bank, who faces a 210,000 bond.
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State Bank and ‘Trust Company
Tony
Emberzto
T. B Rickey
Thomas Cah Leaves for Los Angeles in New York to Paris Race
The Thomas car departs Tonopah for Los Angeles under escort from motorists for Goldfield. The vehicle, though held in a manhole for 18 hours near Tonopah, is in perfect condition. The pilot expects arrival in Los Angeles on Monday.
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Los Angele
Lend
New York
Paws Race
Tonopih
Goldfield
Tonopah
Piiot
Los Angeles
Erie Railroad Announces 10 Percent Wage Cut
New York dated March 21 reports a 10 percent wage reduction for engineers on the Erie railroad to take effect tomorrow. Similar cuts have been made for other system employees. Wage committees of all Brotherhoods plan a conference in New York next week.
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New York
Mar
Erie Railroad
All Brotherhoods
Senator Lodge Aligns With Exclusionists
Boston March 31 Senator Lodge told the city club he aligned with Asiatic exclusionists arguing Chinese labor would not sustain our government and noting the Adubrations deemed it necessary to exclude the Chinese.
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Boston
City Club
Lodge
Innocent-Looking Clause Repeals Poll Tax in State
Walla Walla March 21 report says the legislature quietly repealed the poll tax law by a brief clause. Assessors will be instructed not to collect further, and deputy assessors will refund money already collected. Whitman county reportedly among few to have learned poll taxes cannot be collected.
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Walla Walla
Whitman County
Glause
J. M. Ruply
Whitman Board of Commissioners
George Struthers
Struthers
Stanford Students Await Committee Finding On Demonstration
Stanford University students involved in the protest before Prof Clark’s home await the Student Affairs Committee report. President Murphy delays a meeting, alumni largely back the students, and the committee continues reviewing about 200 to 300 implicated for the demonstration. The note adds a dragonfly speed analogy unrelated to the event.
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Ming
Stanford University
Mar
Clark
Murphy
Jordan
Bishop Well Pleased With Visit Here
The new bishop’s Pendleton tour drew daily services at the Church of the Redeemer. He spoke at schools and parish meetings, preaching in pulpit and platform to illustrate his sermons with personal experiences. He confirmed 25 candidates from Eastern Oregon and noted 25 more in reserve. a 38-member surplice choir and a $25 offering greeted his first service. He departed impressed by the city’s schools and organizers, though no formal reception occurred due to travel timing.
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Episcopatians
Pendicton
Church of the Redeemer
Fer
Charlee Quinney
Ivehon Teatfock
Flit
Oregon
Pendleton
Pen Weton
Anti Bryan Wing Claims Victory in Convention Fight
Washington March 21 The anti Bryan wing claims to have secured more than the necessary votes to block Bryan's nomination at Denver without southern delegates. They say eastern states Maine to Maryland Ohio West Virginia Minnesota will oppose Bryan, Massachusetts has declined to instruct for him, Delaware backs Gray. Willis J Abbott, Bryan's representative, counters that Parker supporters drive the movement and no defeat is imminent.
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Johnson
Clim Bryan
Maine
Maryland
Ohio
West
Washington
Democracy
Denver
John A. Johnson
Ohile
West Virginia
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Delaware
Gray
Willis J. Abbott
Bryan
Parker
Admiral Evans to Change Flagship Amid Fleet Drill
News from San Diento on March 21 reports Admiral Evans considering moving Ste Mag from the Connecticut to the Yankton. A passenger described Magdalena Bay exercises as exceptionally fast and accurate with continuous firing, shells tearing through targets.
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Admiral Evans
San Diento
Evang
Ste Mag
Connecticut
Tenter Yankton
Magdalena Bay
Sat
Mega
Hugh Chambers
Gnasenger
Poe me text suppression targets a New Jersey paper
The Postmaster General forbids the distribution of La Ques tone Sociale from Patterson New Jersey by mail. Officials claim the columnists advocate sedition and arms seizure. The Denver murder case is referenced as allegedly receiving inspiration from the publication.
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Washington
la Questone Sociale
Patterson
N. J
Meyer
Denver
Arsenaia
New Bank Opens Doors in Walla Walla
Third National Bank of Walla Walla opened for business after receiving charter approval from Washington. The bank has capital stock of 100 000 dollars and about 40 local business men as stockholders. Officers include President A R Johnson, Vice President George F Kellome, Cashier Prod W Wilson, Assistant Cashier M Beatty.
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Walla Walla
Third National Bank of
Washington, D. C
Bnll
A. R. Johnson
George FE. Kellome
Prod W. Wilson
M. Beatty
Blooming Rose Heralds Warm Weather Clue
The Dalles Chronicle notes apricots and peaches near bloom as roses signal stable climate. A rose in bloom stands as a harbinger of summer amid Monilke Maryh conditions. Pastor YY Haven resigns from Tina church. church board approves June retirement. Mr Hoven plans visits to Los Angeles as Athena Presa anticipates a new preacher.
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Dalles Warnery Company
Dalles Chronicle
YY. E. Haven
Hriatina
Runaway Engine Kills Three on Snow Bank Chase
A Denver & Rio Grande toboggan runaway at the Bingham branch grade sent the engine down at high speed. Engineer J. Gordon and conductor C. Maddon died with fireman J. Joyce among the three killed. several others were injured as the locomotive smashed into a large snow bank near Salt Lake City on March 21.
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Salt Lake, Mar
J. M. Gordon
Charles Maddon
J. Joyce
Bingham Branch
Denver & Hill Grande
Pilot Rock Trains Delayed by Washouts and Time Changes
Pilot Rock trains were halted by washouts delaying connections with Pendleton. Old timers resist changes as the era of the stagecoach ends, with mood mixed over new arrangements. The Pilot Rock Record notes the outage and the shift toward utilitarian transit as beacon of progress. Lewiston banked $25,000 in bond installments from Rollins & C. of Chicago with $67,300 total purchase to city. funds to be deposited within 10 days, remaining by April 1, at 5 percent interest. St Dennis lease dispute centers on Reinhold Harras claiming 640 acres leased from Jerry St Dennis, with drunken missteps over land ownership and sales to Moser Taylor.
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Uncle Sam
Pilot Rock
Monteiet
Pendleton
Wimptilla Central
Lewiton
Rollins &C
Chicago
Elts
Lewiston Teller
St. Dennis
Yates Buys Land Under Carey Act Project
M R Yates returned from Mountain Home Tahoe where he recently bought acres under the Mountain Home formation project as a proof of concept under the Carey act. He states he will not give up his residence here.
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Yates
M. R. Yates
Mountain Home
Tahoe
Mountain Home Formation
Watercress Growing Industry in Dorset Kiln
A Dorset Kiln watercress operation employs 40 people in picking packing and preparing the crop for market. The men and women work at the Wahdmnore farm complex under local supervision as the produce moves toward sale.
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Dorset
Atone Omy
Pendleton Man Sentenced in Portland Saloon Killing
John Wynn of Pendleton was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by Judge O Day for the killing of W H Dupuis in a Portland saloon brawl last December. The case arose from a December incident in which Dupuis, also of Pendleton, was slain during the altercation. The ruling was delivered in Portland on March 21.
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Portland
John Wynn
Pendleton
W. H. Dupuis
O R N and Walla Walla County Tax Dispute Stalls
R B Moody and J W Morrow for the O R N Company met with Walla Walla County officials to settle delinquent taxes. Disputes focus on 1906 interest at 15 percent on 24672 and 1905 valuation rise from 47500 per mile to 16000 per mile. Morrows offer proposes 25 294 52 interest on 1905 taxes for two years and 11 percent on 1906 taxes, with similar totals expected.
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Morrow
Girls School Burns in Forest Park Fire
Fire alarm at a three story wooden Girls School in Forest Park, St Louis, caused 150 students to panic and flee. Most lost part of their wearing apparel but lives were saved. The building was a three story wooden structure and burned to the ground.
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St. Louis
Mar
Forest Park University
Freedom of the press cited over court veneration in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 21 the Friends of the Court debated a resolution condemning critics of the court's Schmite rulings. The measure failed by an overwhelming, nearly unanimous vote as lawyers rejected any protection for judges from criticism, asserting the freedom of the press is a greater boon than reverence for the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Friends of
Schmitz
San Francisco
Mar
Freedom O
Bat Association
Friends of the Higher Court
Friends of the Court
Post Office Case In Heppner Involves 16 Year Old
Postal Inspector Wm Troensegaard arrived in Heppner to investigate obscene matter sent through the local post office. After a thorough inquiry the party confessed when confronted with conclusive evidence. The case, involving a 16 year old school girl, prompted a joint request by the inspector and Postmaster Smead to the U S district attorney that no further action be taken.
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Wm. Troensegaard
Heppner
Smead
United States District Attorney
Heppner Times
OTEEL SALESMAN I UNDER ARREST IN EUGENE CASE
G M Whitson once Colorado Fuel & Iron manager and famed steel salesman is arrested in Walla Walla charged with passing worthless hotel checks in Eugene Ore A requisition is issued by Governor Chamberlain for his return Whitson denies wrongdoing citing a misunderstanding and small amount at issue Sheriff Hayland holds him as Oregon authorities pursue the case with Gov Mesa to be informed in Olympia tomorrow
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G. M. Whitson
West
Hill Lines
Eugene
Portland
G. MM. Whitson
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Walla Walla
Wash
Smede
Chamberlain
Mead
Whitson
O. R. & N. Company
Northwest
Walla Watts
George M. Whitson
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
Oregon
Hayiland
Fisk
Salem
Olympia
Mesamolsy
Welle Walla
Roosevelt tariff plan to call extra session after March 4
Washington reports senate and house leaders agreed on the Roosevelt plan to hold an extra session of congress after March 4, 1999 to revise the tariff.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Canadian Sheriff Captures Italian Wanted for Hotel Bombing
West Kootenay BC Sheriff E. J. Diven brought to town the Italian fugitive sought for blowing up a hotel and killing a woman in January. Chased across the northwest, the man was found this week in Salt Lake City while working as a section hand on the Oregon Short Line. He refused to talk or eat, kept in shackles due to his desperate character, as Sheriff Diven questioned him in the county jail after a long pursuit.
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E. J. Diven
West Kootenal
B.C
Kootenal
Northwest
Diven
Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Daven
Henry Fish Denied Transmission From Bow Hotel Guest
Henry Fish formerly at Echo and now at the county pest house with smallpox did not contract the disease at the Hotel Bow, as its proprietor states. While staying there Fish had a room but did not occupy it after returning from Echo.
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Henry Fish
County Pest House
Bowman
Fish
Echo
Berlin Names Koch Fund For Tuberculosis Fight
The city of Berlin appropriates 12500 dollars toward a fund to combat tuberculosis named in honor of Robert Koch. About 40600 dollars has been subscribed from private sources.
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Berlin
Fund For Combating
Robert Koch
Baker City Debaters Crown Eastern Oregon Champions
Baker City high school won the Eastern Oregon championship in a tense debate against The Dalles team. The large Baker Auditorium audience witnessed strong arguments on government ownership of railroads. Judges Crawford Cochran and others awarded a close decision to Baker City after a well received performance.
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Heart
Eakte
Baker City
Oregon
Tisk Sehion
Mre Dalles
Wo Teatme
Heiner
Judge Smith
Baker County
Cilles
Crawford
Curt 1 Cochran
la Grande
Auftiman
Wity
Astonia
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Aar
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Efikines
Coron Pirvanders
Thomas Cah
Erie Bowl
Senator Lodge
Innocent Little Joker
Stanford
Tion
Engin
Rid Grande
Wynn
Oo. Rh. & WN
Walla Walla County
Girls School
BURNS
Reed OF Press
Dectane
Oteel
Eugene Hotel
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