Ex governor Stone reported in Missouri incident and other items
General news items recount ex governor John M. Stone in Missouri, a cousin of General Haller enslaved in a Banranciwen hotel, Fitesimmone and Kid McCoy set for a July 4 title bout at 25 rounds, Southern California drought, London match favoring Americans six to four, New York Democrats back Bryan, J B Schweitner inherits $500000, Mayer Van Wyck starts subway project, New York plans a 2 mile tunnel costing over 56000000.
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John M. Stone
Missouri
L. Buller
General Haller
Eng! Army
Ranciwen
Rol Fitesimmone
Kid McCoy
New York
California
Los Angeles
London
New York Democrats
Chicago
William J. Bryan
J.B. Schweitner
Reno
Nev
John B. Cridith
Mayer van Wyck
City Hall Square
Railway Eye
City of
Multiple Local Notices and Personal Losses Reported
Obituaries and notices from Beaverton Forest Grove and Tacoma report deaths of Charles Johnson aged 81, Isaiah Merrick and Lievnie Haber, with interment near Union schoolhouse. Resignations and appointments at banks noted, including Charles Clary becoming vice president of the Boston National Bank of Seattle. A railroad mail mill in Everett is sold to William C. Butler and to be converted into a sawmill. Also reported are farm purchases, hunting fatalities near Coquille, and political misstatements by Tony Butler and T H Jones.
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Tony Butler
HH. T. Jones
Democratic
Washington State Central Committee
Cape Nome
Everett
Wash
William C. Butler
Charles Johnson
Beaverton
Union Schoolhones
Mme
Issiah B. Merrick
Tacoma
Risi ‘Ing
Newport
Port Townsend
Oregon
P. Lb
Ham
Campbell
Lone Rock
Condon
Mr. Hat
Parker Doak
Warren Ballard
Coquille
Ballard
Doak
Lievnie Haber
Deat Ter
G. H. Baker
Forest Grove
Stanford University
Charlee Clary
Bean National Bank
Washington
Gregon
Boston National Bank of
Seotts
Clary
LaCalal’s Moody Ap Fan Estimate Sparks Debate
A fragmented local item notes a Moody AP fan estimate tied to LACAL amid unclear context. The brief hints at a public reaction or debate without firm details on actions, dates, or organizations involved.
British Advance Halts as Mafeking Breech Looms
London dispatch reports Roberts delaying advance in the South African War theater. Methuen awaits transport while Plumer's troops run on half rations, with Mafeking still besieged and communications at risk. No direct updates from Roberts or Buller today.
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Lonka
Axae
Blowmontein
Blownfontein
Dave Tite
Finke Steels
Methuen
Plamer
Mafeking
Roberts
Buller
Duke of Norfolk to lead Stewex Yeomanry to South Africa
London reports the Duke of Norfolk will visit South Africa next Saturday as an officer of the Stewex Yeomanry he helped recruit. He will not command the regiment and remains lieutenant colonel of the Royal Sussex, seeking front-line service. Unclear dispatches from Lord Roberts mention updates from Nicholson at Bolawayo and Major John Nicholson in Rivesta.
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London
Duke of Norfolk
England
South Africa
Stewex Yeomanry
Associated Freee
Royal Sussex Regiment
Lord Roberts
Nicholson
Bolawayo
Badeo-Powell
John Nicholson
Mrntieh South African Police
Rivesta
Arbitration postponement delays Delagoa indemnity ruling
In Horne Switzerland the Delagoa arbitration judgment set for today is postponed for a few days. The delay concerns the distribution of the indemnity among claimant groups. The amount and division remain secondary issues to be settled promptly by the court.
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Horne
Switzerland
Delagoa Bow
Norrita
Court of Arbitration
Open air Boer sympathy meeting ends in disorder
An open air gathering in Bradford on Sunday by pro Boer sympathizers sparked strong protests. Speakers could not be heard as objects were hurled at the platform and speakers were rushed off amid a violent scene despite 120 police on hand.
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Bradford
Kng
Idaho Riots Testimony in Coeur d'Alene Inquiry Continues
Washington reports Governor Steunenberg faces cross examination as the Coeur d'Alene disturbances are debated. He denies promising to break up labor groups and defends martial law while asserting civil procedure is inadequate. The inquiry weighs state policy and officials amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Washington
Stienenberg
Iran
Bunker Hill
Wovers
Sloshvine
Erlipale
Stuenenberg
Witness Golden Continues His Sensational Testimony
Frankfort March 2 The trial of Secretary of State Powers on accessory to murder charges did not resume in the morning. Golden the witness began cross examination after court convened at 1 o clock. He said he would be arrested if he did not reveal what he knew about the ammunition and that prosecutors might try to save him from prosecution. He could not recall hearing Powers or intending to harm anyone. He said Powers called the shooting of Goebel a dirty shame and an outrage after he learned of it.
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Powers
Ay One
Goebel Bee
Trust Plack praised by Senator Jones in Washington
A Washington special to the Times reports that Democratic leaders are defending the party line amid criticism of the latest plan. Senator Jones, chairman of the easiness committee, says the complaint is baseless and aims to derail the agenda.
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Jones
New York
Dla
Lintor Jones
Platform distinct on antitrust plank frames party stance
The text asserts the platform opposes a specific trust and supports action against it. It notes the platform is not suspended and emphasizes anti trust measures as a key position. Named entities and precise positions are limited in the fragment.
Lexington Mare M---The Renewal At The Baseo Kentucky
The renewal at the baseo Kentucky Putarity fer roule of 1900 closes with the largest entry in its history, totaling 1478 Hominatet mares. Entries include Getatew ard territories. Kentucky leads with Mi entries, New York west 168, California 86, Montana 7, Colorado 11, Utah 1. Stakes are represented and many records SO or better. The mating of Star Tainter with Lena N and other sires like Direct with Pixley, Arion with Nancy Hooke, are awaited with interest.
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Lexington
Kentucky
New York
California
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Linz
Tainter
Dig
Lena N
Aml
Direct
Pixley
Arion
Nancy Hooke
Albany Report Shows Immigration Gains in Last Quarter
The 1908 quarter ending December 31 shows higher arrivals than the prior three months. Slovaks lead in gains, followed by Volin,Crothans, and Slavenians amid shifts in immigrant groups.
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Zalbany
N. Y
John Mackin
IROD
Merchants National Bank Closure Sparks Arrest in Corhier Case
Rutland Vermont March 20 The Merchants National Bank closed its doors amid an arrest in Albany New York. Cushion Maxney is charged with misappropriating funds as the shortage of corridor Miggey is announced at 145000.
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Rutland
Merchants’ National Bank
Tts
Waiay
Cushion Maxney
Thin
Corhier
Albany
New York
Bering Sea Patrol Steps Up With Five Cutters
Officials from Washington state that a Bering Sea patrol is to be run by five cutters named Bear Manning Gerry McCullough and Knowh. The plan aims to improve coastal watch and maritime duties as part of treasury department maintenance efforts.
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Bering Sea Patrol
New York
Thorald
Washington
Treasury Department
Bear
Manning
Bryan Arrives in Sacramento for Democratic Welcome
Sacramento, March 4. William Jennings Bryan arrived this afternoon and was warmly welcomed by the Democratic group. After appearances tonight in Sacramento he will depart for the North to visit four cities in Oregon and Washington.
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Sacraento
Calif
Wrr
Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Oregon
Washington
Fatal double attack and suicide reported in Ohworme
Ohworme Michigan March 2 Charles B Scott attacked his wife and her mother with a heavy chisel then fatally shot himself Mrs Scott and her mother were seriously injured and another person named Perganon was wounded in the incident authorities reported
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Ohworme, Mich
Charles B. Scott
Atlanta War Mail Wreck Details From New Orleans Route
Reported wreck on a mail route between Atlanta and New Orleans disrupted service. Officers and pilots identified as involved include Captain Mewwnyer Oslin and Maggemgerriaey Burt Cavelly with no further casualties confirmed.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Weet Point
Aml
Optila
Ala
Capres
Oslin
Burt Cavelly
Tive Ured
United States and British Losses Reported in War Dispatches
Maritime reports from Monterey and London detail US forces arriving near Binley and Iowa team movements from San Diego, while London lists British casualties at 140000 killed or wounded in action, with limited details amid ambiguous OCR.
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Monterey
Cells
United States
Myla the Fay
Raute
Binley
Iowa
San Diego
London
Hitine
Fibewlig
Import of Hiveler Stallion Brings New Blood to Local Farm
Co workers report a shipment from the Bat with a single imported Hiveler stallion arriving at Pendleton. The animal died soon after arrival, a loss noted as severe. Ten trotting mares shipped by Mir Wade’s brother will be bred to Blackney stallion to raise roadsters. The mares will stay here then be returned to Mr Volon county stock farm for future breeding.
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Pendleton
Mir
Wade
Volon County Stock Farm
Bankruptcy proceedings begun in Portland for Gi. Bh. Tyler
In U S district court at Portland Gi Bh Tyler initiates bankruptcy proceedings declaring inability to meet debts. The filing seeks relief under applicable bankruptcy laws with the petitioner asserting insolvency and requesting court action.
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United States District Court
Portland
Gi. Bh. Tyler
Hanna Denies Charge in Puerto Rico Tariff Debate
Washington reports DC March 1 Senator Davie introduces a bill for a Puerto Rican will enabling free trade between the United States and Puerto Rico and extending the revenue law with island provisions. Hanna attacks a newspaper claim of a deal to secure campaign contributions.
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Washington
Davie
United States
Puerto Rico
Hanna
Allen
Secretary of War
Phillippines
Senate
Bynum
New York
Clark
Woodnewlay
Chinese Boxers Fail to Protect Foreign Lives in Crisis
A Washington dispatch reports that despite strong diplomatic protests the Boxer disturbances in China have escalated. The anti foreign campaign has led to deaths and widespread disruption as officials promise protection but cannot curb violence.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Chine
Trang Ti Vanwa
Pendleton Club Women Hear Dockery On Art In Schools
Mrs. Dockery of Boles speaks to the Pendleton women at the Wade home on Lavette about improving school rooms with art works to develop the child’s artistic sense. She urges teaching art history through pictures and statuary and the Weedleton club plans to promote this effort in Pendleton schools.
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Mr. Dockery
Boles
Pendleton Club
J. J. Thekery
Holeo
Pendleton
Mars
OB Wade
Dockery
Fencher
Weedleton Club
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