Land Reform Bill Details Stir Public Debate
The proposed land purchase bill outlines powers for the land commission to remit rents and manage estates, with authority to seize assets and settle disputes. It also notes efforts to stabilize prices in Alaska canneries and reports on events from Petersburg, Michigan, and Transvaal labor. The text references Secretary Wyndham and parliamentary considerations with emphasis on compelling implications for tenants and holders.
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Nestley
Myr. Wyndgetch
Wits
Lan Commission
Commission
Flatheads in Revolt Over Cattle Tax Protest
Missoula Montana March 28 Flathead Indians oppose an order by Indian Agent Smead requiring cattle owners above 100 head to pay one dollar per head. Tax proceeds would aid landless tribal members. Leaders formed a commission of Red men to visit Washington and speak with President Roosevelt. Departure delayed by Chief Carlos who is reportedly hostile to the delegation.
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Washington
Missoula
Mont
Tropbie
Flathead Indian Reservation
Smead
Roosevelt
Carlos
Death of Joseph Fast buffalo Horse Investigated in Butte
A special report from Butte Mont March 28 says Assistant US Attorney G H Bailey has arrived from Helena to probe the death of Joseph Fast buffalo Horse an Indian found dead. Three Indians are under arrest on suspicion of murder. The victim was among the handsomest on the reservation and the body appears dragged by a lariat around the neck.
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Butte
Mont
Kipp
Teton County
United States District
G. H. Bailey
Helena
Joseph Fast Buffalo Horse
Blacksmith shop wrecked by thawed powder at Copper King mine
On March 26 at the Copper King mine five miles from Chewelah Washington a powder thawing accident exploded in the blacksmith shop. Superintendent Strohbeck had just entered the tunnel and left A Nelson and another miner outside when the blast occurred. No one was hurt.
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Chewelah
Wash
Copper King
Strohbeck
A. Nelson
Mills in Lowell Closed Indefinitely Amid Turmoil
Mill owners in Lowell Mass have decided not to reopen on Monday. They say the closure is not a lockout but to avoid trouble. The mills will stay closed indefinitely, with likely wider action across the district that could put about 1000 workers out of employment.
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Lowell
Mass
Keene Plot to Separate Central Pacific in Suit
Keene Interests plan a sensational claim at the injunction trial against Union Pacific in Kentucky next week. They allege evidence of a plot to detach the Central Pacific for the Southern Pacific and hand it to Union Pacific, with Harriman willing to abandon the Southern Pacific. Mortgages allegedly blocked a prior detachment, and a rural Southern Pacific meeting may be postponed.
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Union Pacific
New York
Keene
Kentucky
Southern Pacife
Union Pacife
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Canal Referendum Bill Passed In New York Assembly
Albany March 28 canal referendum bill totaling 101 million dollars won passage in the New York Assembly by 89 to 85 after a nine hour debate. Party lines were largely set aside with Democrats voting solidly for the measure and Republicans opposing most of the negative votes coming from their side.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Pleasant Armstrong Confesses At Baker City Trial
Pleasant Armstrong testified in his Baker City trial and unexpectedly admitted a full confession. The proceedings unfolded yesterday afternoon, revealing a dramatic turn in the case and leaving observers astonished by the defendant’s admission.
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Pleasant Armstrong
Baker City
Delaware Society to mark Swedes landing site landmark
Wilmington Del March 28 The Delaware Society of Colonial Dames plans a ceremony tomorrow to commemorate the first landing of the Swedes in Delaware A memorial tablet will be placed in the yard of the McCullough Iron Company beside the original rock used for the landing remarks will be made at the event by society members and local officials
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware Society of Colonial Dames
Delaware
McCullough Iron Company
Fire at Shringean Iron Works in Indianapolis
A morning blaze at Shringean Iron Works in Indianapolis caused about 50000 dollars in damage to the plant. Fire crews fought the flames, no injuries reported, investigation to determine cause.
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Indianapolis
Mayeh &8
Shringean Iron Works
Levees Break Flooding Mississippi Delta Towns
Reports from Greenville Mississippi detail a three mile crevasse south of the city widening as water pours through. The levee break at Greenville four miles south at 11 yesterday threatens the entire delta from Greenville to Vicksburg with widespread flooding and great property loss.
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Miss
Greenville
Yaxco
Sears
Mail Pouches Stolen Found in Cornfield Near Springfield
Two mail pouches stolen in transfer were found in a cornfield two miles south of Springfield. Checks drafts and money orders totaling about $100,000 remained intact. Post office authorities report no clues about the thief or backs involved.
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Springfield
Waters Promoted In Postoffice Department Charge
Charles Waters of Denver was placed in charge of the division of salaries and allowances in the Postoffice Department on arrival from the West. Beaver resigned under pressure and retired. Princeton University baseball opens the season with New York University as the foe, aiming to face Cornell, Pennsylvania, Harvard, Yale and numerous other colleges this year.
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Charles Waters
Denver
Postaies
Beaver
Princeton
N. J. Maren
Princeton University
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Rutgers College
Cornell
Penneyventa
Harvard
Yale
Paris War Minister Reaches Age Limit March 28
Paris reports General Andre the war minister will reach 66 tomorrow and must move from active to reserve. It notes this is the first time a war minister has removed his name from the active list since the Third Republic began.
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Paris
Andre
Third Republic
Man Declared Insane After Sand Hollow Find
A man found wandering in the Sand Hollow country of Morrow County was examined at Heppner, pronounced insane, and sent on Sunday to Sheriff Shutt. The frightened residents reported a crazy man in the area, and the sheriff located the individual near Wil-.
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Morrow County
Heppner
Sherif Shutt
Sheriff Shutt
Wil
Insane Man From Heppner Taken to Salem Asylum
Liam Barnett’s place, 18 miles from Heppner, is the scene where Noel Roberts Sheriff Shull, aged about 45, was brought after strange behavior and wild yells heard over long distances. Examined by Dr. Kistner before Judge Bartholomew, he was pronounced insane and escorted by Sheriff Shut and Ed Hale to the Salem asylum Tuesday.
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Heppner
Hells
Noel Roberts
Kistner
Bartholomew
Sheriff Shut
Ed Hale
Salem
Police Court Fines Heavy in Disturbing Behavior Case
Henry Fish and William Pendell were fined 140 dollars each for disturbing two women. Frank Ernest received five days in jail for liquor passing violations. Riley denied guilt, claimed employment on utter Creek ranch, and sought release to leave town for work as soon as possible. Judge Pite Gerald harshly admonished the defendants and suspended the sentence to permit departure.
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Pendell
Frank Ernest
Riley
Henry Fish
William Pendell
Pite Gerald
James EB. Riley
Utter Creek
Tay Tie
Ball Game Tomorrow In Pendleton Pine vs Boston Store
The Pendleton followers expect a lively season opener as Peoples Warehouse Pine faces a nine from the Boston Store. Lineups list Charles Bond pitching for Peoples and Charien Bonney for Reston Store with multiple fielders named on both sides. Also noted are arrival of Mr and Mrs Clemens to Prineville from Portland and their intention to run the Review’s mechanical department.
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Peoples Warehouse Pine
Boston
Peoples Warehouse
Charles Bond
Fred Hartman
Ed Strahan
James Peters
Fred Url
David Hill
William Shiverick
Willard Bond
Fred Rees
Reston
Charien Bonney
KE. Waffle
C. F E. Roosevelt
Robert Scott
A. F. Zoellner
Robert Kruger
Frank Macey
Charles Kean
Martin Fineran
Lee Toritech
A. Clemens
Portland
Prineville
Clemens
Review
Missionary Returns From China Reports Calm Conditions
Rev Dr R T Ryan Southern Baptists missionary to China for 17 years arrives in San Francisco while en route home to North Carolina. He says rumors of major insurrection in Southern China are greatly exaggerated and there is little serious danger to foreigners. Minor annoyances may occur in remote areas but overall China is peaceful for missionaries.
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Orient
China
San Francisco
R. T. Ryan
North Carolina
Shanghai
Ryan
Paul St Peter Likely Wins Glassblowers Union Presidency
From Pittsburg March 28 report indicates Paul St. Peter is set to succeed Silmon Burns as president of the National Union of Glassblowers. A preliminary referendum failed to produce a decisive result, but St. Peter was only a small margin short of victory and a second vote counted at headquarters is expected to confirm his election.
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Glassblowers
Pittsburg
Paul St. Peter
Silmon Burns
National Union of Glaseblowers
St. Peter
American Art Exhibit Opens at Fine Arts Galleries
New YorkMarch 28The twenty fifth annual exhibition of the Society of American Artists opened in the Fine Arts Galleries and will run until May 4 Critics pronounce the show both in quantity and quality on par with prior Rock Island exhibitions. ChicagoMarch 28Wheat 724 in cents per bushel.
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New York
Society of American Artists
Fine Arts
Antitrust League Sues Judge Glabaugh
Antitrust League filed charges with the President today through counsel Stebbins against Judge Clarbaugh. The protest alleges ex parte orders and biased conduct after his appointment to the Supreme Court in the District of Columbia, with references to ongoing judicial improprieties and misconduct claims.
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Stebbins
New Justice
District of Columbia
Washington
Stebbing
Antitrust League
Clarbaugh
Preme Court
District of Coban
Idavico Bingham
Clabaugh
Ashwood Man Wins $6482 Judgment in Rail Case
Ashwood Mayeh 28 1 M Dailey sued the Columbia Southern railway for 20000 in damages. He secured judgment for 6482 in the circuit court at New St Kewalon Moro. Dailey boarded an engine at Wasco and when the engine derailed near Hiege he sustained injuries arising from the derailment. He was represented by W H Wilson for The Dilles.
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Mayeh
Dailey
Columbia Southern Railway
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Wasco
Hiege
City Council Orders Lane Work On Byers Lane
A called council meeting directed the street commissioner to begin repairs on Byers Lane at the east end of Court Street. With ballast abandoned, the project will be pressed as an experimental downgrade using a grading machine and day labor to restore a passable road. The monthly salaries listed include Marshal 100, Scheer 76, Fee 76, Recorder 60, Attorney 26, Rent 45, Fire Chief 10.
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City Contel
City Street
Court Street
Scheer
Declamatory contest winners named at high school event
Mabel Reynolds won first place in the declamatory contest and Clara Boylen took second at the high school assembly hall last night. Judges Geo Hartman Jr, R.8 Brysop, and Roy Ritner announced the verdict. Each contestant received a new book as a prize for their effort.
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Mabel Reynolds
Clara Boylen
High School Assembly Hall
Geo. Hartman, Jr. R
Brysop
Roy Ritner
Robbers Kill One Wound Another and Escape in Ohio
Three robbers loot Garretaville properties including a post office and a store, steal a rig, and flee to Ravenna where they board a fast freight. A pursuit leads to Bedford where a confrontation ensues. one robber is killed, another wounded, a third escapes. A second item promotes Lewis Morrison's Faust stage show with its impressive effects and company.
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Bedford
Cleveland
Garretaville
Eldens
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Pendleton High Declamatory Contest Set for Friday
High School Wil will hold a declamatory contest Friday evening April 10 to choose one representative for the Pendleton schools at the Walla Walla event May 1. The program features titles by Arnold Hein Williams Baker King Reo Jay Anthony Allen and others with students delivering orations and selections for the audience.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Tenediet Arnold
Fred Hein
le Williame
Tonnant LeOverture
Kimer Baeker
Cataline
Charles King
Gladiators
Milton Shaw
Daar Smith
Nell Jay
Myrtle Dlaney
Eme Smith
Athena Gun Club to Hold Its First Tournament Tomorrow
Athena Gun Club hosts its inaugural tournament tomorrow with 26 Athena members and delegations from Pendleton Weston and Milton. Nineteen events feature clay targets as championships attract noted shooters including T Wo Ayere Otto Boettcher F W Waite H J Buiman J B Krause Thomas Warner Charles Ferguson and Jack Bushnell. Pendleton contingent expects a thoroughly enjoyable day with county and state game association interests highlighted.
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Athena
Warner
Charles Ferguson
Jack Bushnell
Cetter
Pendleton
Mr. Krause
Pastor Rex Uren Falls from Porch in Dayton
Former Methodist Church pastor Rex Uren broke his shoulder after falling from a porch about a week ago. The accident will keep him from duty for weeks and affects his family as Mrs Urene ld and needs Mr.
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Methodist Church
John Uren
M. B
Dayton
Pardowlarknate
Uneeld
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