Truncated 1907 News Roundup From San Francisco to Wyoming
A jumble of incidents fills the report: Ninoy and Peter Clark killed Abs. Mone Gitsun in Sivingfield amid a jealous dispute, and Prof. Ernest von Peremann dies after an appendicitis operation. Rail accidents kill several in Los Angeles and Cheyenne. Edwards Slack and Frank Hodikson figures in Wyoming losses. A San Francisco murder suicide shocks a tent scene. A giant man known as Fig Eno dies in Wisconsin, and a Fort Worth gambler wounds a county official before dying. Fire destroys Sheepshead Bay stables killing several racehorses. Railway-building stats for 1907 show Pacific dominance and financing challenges. A tainted hash incident claims a veteran at Leavenworth.
For Sale land and properties near Pendleton and Pilot Rock
For Sale 480 acres adjoining city limits Pendleton. 360 acres in wheat. Will cut two tone per acre. Price includes crop, $12 009. Easy terms. Water on every quarter. I have several stock ranches in Camas Prairie for sale. A hotel at Pilot Rock very cheap. Wheat land in large or small tracts. Suburban homes with fine orchards. Phone black 3111. Office E. O. Building.
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Lmits
Pendleton
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
Dakota total loss after collision on Osano reef
The Seattle News reports the steamer Dakota driven ashore on Osano reef near Yokohama during a morning simoon. The ship broke up completely with minor salvage. cargo losses include flour, cotton, and wheat. London underwriters face about 2 million dollars in claims. Captain Emil Francke commanded the doomed voyage.
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Seattle News
Daokota
Japain
Dakota
Osano Reef
CG. C. Lacey
Great Northern Steamship Company
London
Seattle
Orient
Yokohama
Millee
Emil Francke Wis
Salvor Heads to La Touche Inland Wreck for Repair
The wrecking steamer Salvor departed Victoria to the Northwestern wreck at La Touche Inland to attempt to mislead her and tow her back to Victoria for repairs.
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Salvor
Victoria
Northwestern
la Touche
Northwest News Roundup From Grainger Idaho To Washington
Diphtheria cases in Grainger Idaho prompt quarantines while in Plaji Montana a mother of four dies from heart failure. Converts surge at Spalding Idaho meetings. Silas Austin, Grangeville butcher, loses right arm to blood poisoning. likely fatal. Clarkston Washington to enforce truancy law. Oregon students study east of the Missouri. North Powder gains layover to La Grande by O R N lines. Twelve horses die at Craycroft Island after log chute accident. Light snow in Rixville. crops and fruit unaffected. Aberdeen hospitalizes Mrs Ollie Clow and Miss Florence Scott for poisoning. one may recover. Roosevelt pardons Dan Hurley of Grangeville Idaho. parole takes effect May 29.
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Plaji
Montana
Lei Smith
Spalding
Idaho
Northwest
Missouri River
Oregon
Portland
Northwestern University
Chicago
la Grande
North Powder
Forest grazing law sparks debate in Blue Mountain area
A Washington letter from Secretary James Wilson explains grazing regulations on national forests under the 1897 act. It clarifies penalties including fines up to 500 dollars and up to 12 months imprisonment, and notes ongoing constitutional questions and possible Supreme Court review. The letter addresses Senator Fulton’s concerns and urges enforcement.
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Blue Mountain American
Sumpter
Agricultural Department
Washington
Fulton
J. D. Combs
Grant County
Ore
United States
Congress
California
Utah
Supreme Court of
Arizona
United States Eircuit Court ‘of Appeal
San Francisco
District of Oregon
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
James Wilson
No Copper Miners Strike Compromise Term in Mon
Reported details indicate a compromise term preventing a copper miners strike, reducing worker stoppage risk. The notice notes negotiations between labor representatives and company officials aimed at averting disruption, with a tentative agreement pending formal ratification by both sides.
Miners Union Special Election in Butte March 26
A special election in Butte to accept a committee report on wage settlements with mining companies is underway. The Amialenmated company offers $44 daily with a five year contract and copper-price conditions. if copper drops, the $3.59 wage is restored. Miners may approve minimons, while smelter workers and engineers plan direct talks with their company. Separately, a Hall’s Catarrh Cure ad and a gas-well fire two miles east of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, are noted.
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Butte
Hutte Miners’ Union
Amialenmated Company
Minimons
Remson
Saputpa
Ind
Ter
Hostachia
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Prof
Carl Guliott’s
General News
Sivingfield
Ernest von Peremann
Germany
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
C. GS
Edwards Slack
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fred Paumbroth
Himelf
Fimer Sheppard
Fig Eno
Appleton, Win
Willam Tomlinson
Fort Wreeth
Texas
McLean
Scott
Rlevyen
Sheepshead Bay
Long Island
Lady Prudence
Fine Cloth
Sir William Johnson
Star of the Ocean
Thowtis Watt
G&s
Pacific States
Gouigel
Naional
Leavenworth
William
Cook
Fourteenth
Dissouri Enwury
Mexico
E. T. Wade
Office E. O
Simeon
Grainger
Tdaho
Silas Austin
Grangeville
Raldall
Clarkston
Wash
Craycroft Island
B. C
Rixville
Ollie Clow
Mise
Florence Scott
Houres of
I Fams
Aberdeen
Roosevelt
Dan Hurley
Hurley
San Quentin
Jan
Charles A. Trush
Stogemen
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Foley
Koeppen
Toledams
Lucas County
Frank J. Che
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Alexander
GAS Glecing CO
Emember
Main
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