Boer Cause Not Forever Lost Says Lecture in Frazer
Hubert and O'Donnell state that the Boer struggle is not finished and independence for the Transvaal may return. Jenn D. Joubert and Capt. W. S. 1 recount three years of war, the British losses, and the enduring hope of Boers to reclaim liberty as their descendants join future efforts. The talk covered battles, camp hardships, and the fate of civilians, drawing a vivid picture of wartime experiences and exiled longing.
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Hubert
O'Donnell
England
Transvaal
Jenn D. Joubert
Capt
Frazer
North West
Uberty
Cen
New Paper for La Grande Feels Campaign Push
Keriber faction organ for La Grande voices a coming campaign. On March 22 11 4% per here the Bay Herald backed by the Seri Teton of the Republican party will be launched in time to fight out the bag company. Owners of the Herald leave over the shield and if one party can be bought they move would be madeBerir raver purchased converted her organ.
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Keriber
la Grande
Yven
Bay Herald
Seri- Teton
Republican Party
Hes County
Willre
Herald
Beriraver
Mitchell Will Not Run for Vice Presidency
A fragmented notice reports Mitchell declining to run and mentions MBAs in Indiana, a March event, and the selection of a vice-presidential appointee. The readable text is unclear on specifics but indicates a political nomination context and party involvement.
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Ind
John x
Windpon
Telective
Chauncey Dewey Acquitted In Western Kansas Feud
Chauncey Dewey and two cowboys Clyde Wilson and William J. McBride were acquitted of murdering Burchard Berry by a jury after 28 hours deliberation. Dewey, a young millionaire ranchman, went to Cheyenne county in 1900 to run the Dewey ranch and clashed with the Berry cattlemen leading to a deadly conflict at the Berry home in June 1903.
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Norton
Kan
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
William J. McBride
Burchard Berry
Cheyenne County
Kansas
Dewey
Berry
Alpheus Berry
Deweys
Burchard
Daniel
Tasmanian Regulars Disbanded After Mutiny Demands
Hobart Tasmania March 2 reports the Fourth British Tasmanian forces disbanded due to pay grievances and mutiny. Oil City Pennsylvania March 22 notes the Allegheny Valley railroad train in the river east of Sandy Hundry sixty miles south with doctors sent.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Oil City
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Sandy Hundry
Prosecution Details Botkin Case Courtroom Disruptions
District Attorney Byrington outlines the Botkin case with an orgy in the flat of John Dunning where Mrs Botkin danced the can can on a chiffonier. Women spectators laughed. twenty were expelled by order of the court. First witness Harry Pennington, brother of Mrs Dunning, testified about taking a candy package from the Pennnington box at Dover port office and bringing it home.
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San Francisco
Byrington
Botkin
John Dunning
Mre Dunning
Pennington
Dover Port
Catholics Seek Indemnity From U S Over Priests
Rome reports the pope ordered Archbishop Guidi to investigate claims that the United States should pay indemnity to families of Filipino priests allegedly maltreated and killed during the forced possession of friars lands. In Oregon, the Baker City ore exhibit for the SS Laws exposition shipped last night, containing 198 cases transported by a single car, with samples from Eastern Oregon and notable mines in Josephine, Jackson, and Douglas counties.
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Rome
Guidi
Philippines
America
Oregon
Baker City
Josephine
Jackson
Douglas
Miners Sign Two Year Working Contract in Central District
In Indianapolis Marebog the mining contract covering 177,000 miners for two years was signed by operators and miners this morning. St Petersburg on March 22 reports the Novoste revealing the Bridah Tibetan expedition secret about rich gold deposits in Tibet, second only to California.
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Indianapolis
Marebog
Central District
St. Petersburg
Novoste
Tibet
California
Leading Merchant Dead on Pacific Coast in Seattle Trade
Adam Grant, prominent Pacific Coast merchant and partner in Murphy Grant Co, died early today after a long career in dry goods. In Dublin, Waldron ta won a parliamentary seat today, defeating Matheson, a unionist, in a significant election result.
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Francisco
Adam Grant
Pacific Coast
Murphy, Grant & Co
Dublin
Waldron
Matheson
Famine and Fiscal Gloom Confront the Government
St Petersburg reports government orders to distribute life essentials along the trans Siberian line to curb price rises. War shocks boost leather trade while other sectors suffer. Odessa and Warsaw districts face financial strains. Public response to war fund contributions remains strong. Kuropatkin arrives at Irkutsk and moves toward Balika. Harbin sees 20,000 troops in four days with trains uneven in munitions. Port Arthur rumors denied as land attack doubts grow. Tokyo debates a tobacco monopoly. Local church meeting ends unresolved with Cartwright declining the elected post and no preacher.
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St. Petersburg
Tryins
Odessa
Warsaw
Labor tensions in Sacramento with open shop policy
Sacramento on March 22 reports little change in labor strife. Non union carpenters continue work while construction on major structures halts. Open shop policy begun, but Citizens' Alliance not pressing for union men to return to old terms and not expanding open shop to other trades for now. Building Trades Council vows no broader walkout unless open shop is enforced.
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Sacramento
Citizens’ Alliance
Bunding Trades Council
Sacramento Rising River Threatens Break Near Edwards Lake
Sacramento reports the river at 26.2 and rising slowly on March 22. Most tributaries fall while trains run except Marcos and Oroville branches. High water has broken piles at Edwards Lake and cloying work is abandoned. Fear grows the prank will extend half a mile south by tonight. City levee remains firm.
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Sacramento
Marcos
Orovisie
Edwards Lake
British Ship Lost and Royal Funeral Reported
Reports from Victoria and Indian communities indicate the loss of a British ship off the west coast with casualties feared. Indians found masses of whale products and gear near Carmansh and Cape Beal. they said a ship was seen near Thored ay night. The Duke of Cambridge’s funeral occurred at Westminster Abbey with ceremonial interment at Kensal Green. In Washington, Norman Hutchinson was named secretary of the legation at Caracas and Edward Stockable named customs collector for Hawaii.
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Victoria
B. C
Tamarnare
West
Carmansh Station
Cape Beal
Duke
London
Duke of Cambridge
Westminster
Kensal Green Cemetery
Washington
Norman Hutchinson
California
Caracas
Edward Stockable
Hawaii
Milton Church Affair Ends With No Preaching Next Year
In Milton the Cartwright Ingle affair was aired at the Christian church last Sunday. Word circulated Saturday that Ingle would confess and repent, but the church vote ended with no preaching for the coming year and the affair affecting church leadership.
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Cartwright
Milton
Cartwright- Ingle
Ciicur
Ingle
Casey at the Bat in Penland lodging case
In Penland lodging house Casey at the Bat and John Baldred faced disturbing the peace charge. Baldred, a long time roomer, ordered Casey from the bed but Casey, Irish and hot tempered, rose and struck him. Judge Fite Gerald fined Casey 35 for getting into another's bed and Baldred 2 for disturbance. both jailed.
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J. Casey
John Baldrech
Penland
Baldrech
Casey
Baldred
Fite Gerald
Milton Property Sold to F B Steen in Nichols Addition
Laura BE Davie and husband and other owners sold block 1 Nichols' addition Milton to F B Steen for 2260 dollars. The transfer includes free water use rights from Milton city waterworks for domestic and irrigation use in exchange for a water mains easement over the property.
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Milton
Laura BE. Davie
F. 5B
Steen
Nichols
Milton City
Earthquakes Reported Across Regions and Ports
Bangor Maine reports pine plate tectonic shocks lasting two hours with a 25 second jolt. South Farmington Massachusetts notes seasickness lasting an hour after tremors. Montreal Quebec and New Brunswick Canada feel a light quake. Samuel Gompers visits Porto Rico, hinting at a labor report. La Grande fires gut city water office records. investigation ordered.
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la Grande
A. G. Enlow
Enslow
Irrigation plank urged by Umatilla County voters in Oregon
A letter from DO CL Brownell of Umatilla urges every party to pledge representatives to push irrigation and reclamation. He notes Morrow County platforms neglect irrigation and urges government cooperation with the plan, insisting Tim atilla County stay active for its interests and push for legislative action.
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Umatilla County
Croatilla
Timatilla
Trrigalon
Vacancy on Oregon estate board reshuffles lines
W P Matlock returned from a Portland visit after the Oregon estate board of agriculture meeting to elect a president replacing George Chandler of Baker City whose term expired. W H Downing of Salem was chosen president as the oldest member. G A Westgate of Albany has resigned, creating another vacancy for Governor Chamberlain to fill. Eastern Oregon representation remains debated with a June meeting planned. William R Hearst launches Hearst Boston American and New York Journal on March 21 amid dramatic editorial tone.
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W. PF. Matlock
Portland
Oregon Estate Board of Agriculture
George Chandler
Baker City
Mr. Matlock
W. H. Downing
Salem
G. A. Westgate
Albany
Chamberlain
Eastern
Oregon
Keynote of Republicans at State Convention in Missouri
March 22 at Kanyan City Missouri Thomas Alkens outlined the Republican platform for the national convention. The plan includes protection of industry sound currency early Isthmian canal completion and justice to capital and labor while opposing combinations that fix rates or stifle competition and praising the president's treaty in the Northern Security case.
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Kanyan City
Moa
Thomas Alkens
Sécurh
County Convention April and Republican Central Committee Meets
The county Republican committee met this afternoon at 2 at the courthouse to fix the primaries date and decide representation for the county convention and state meeting. It fixed one delegate per 30 votes for supreme indee in 1902 with one extra delegate at three. primaries on April 2 and county convention on April 9 in this city.
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Republican Central Committee
Republican County Committee
Thas
Court House
Adame
Wo M
Taher
Alba
A . Quont
Athena
EL Ta Barnett
RR. Cox
Bingham ‘Springs
A.B. Thompson
Gattone Woo
Georg Ginny Keho
J. Hkoonts
Exscompment
J. Baker
Fulton
J. Hithanecomb
Gilliland
Georke EO Aitoava
Hogue
Don Arkely Mellx
T. M. Richards
Juniper
Kon Witt Moltne
Meany
H. A. Paxon
Milton
Gue Winkler
Mountain
Charles Ko Wells
Pinteck
William Fobner
Pendleton
John Bryant
Pendilion
Thomas Thompson
Pen- Meron
Si OG Meneher
A. Cogley
Umatilla
A. Baylor
Ukiah
TFP
Gillland
Valley
Frank K Welles Vaneyele, Jr
Joy Vinson
Donald Roses Weaton
C. Tar Jner
Weston
A Barnes
Wiklow Borinie
Harry Whittaker
Your Kum
TD FP
Lane
Supreme Indee
Eastern Oregon First Testimony by a Webfooter in Athena
A longtime webfooter, A Crowe, arrived in Athena to visit his son G W Gross. Crowe recalls 1871 settlement by himself and Tom Kirk in Athena and notes Goethe and Jom as prospering. He mentions town property and an 800 acre ranch near Athens, plus Jefferson in Walla Walla owning a large ranch. Though remote, he favors Eastern Oregon and praises the region for workers.
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A. Crowe
Firownerite
Jor
Athena
Tie Son
G. W. Gross
Grow
Tom Kirk
Browneville
Goethe
Jom
Athens
Jefferson
Walla Walla
Webfoot
Oregon
Two Townships Withdraw From Butter Creek Lands
Washington March 23 two townships of land were withdrawn from settlement on the headwaters of Butter Creek to protect water sources used for irrigating the arid lands of western Umatilla county. Two townships also withdrawn from land district adjoining.
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Washington
Umatilla County
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