Street Car Strike Talks Seek Return to Work
Tacoma March 40 The conference between street railway workers and the company led to a plan for men to file new positions and return to work. the firm would recognize the union and prefer former employees back in line. Seattle reports the strike unsettled. more workers sent out and expected to return. Alaska issue: Yukon consular notes Americans married to Canadians may stake claims. policy debated amid tension.
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Car
Tacoma
Fi Ds
de A
California
Seattle
Maine
Alaska
Yukon
Venice
Dawson
Muwkao
Saylor
Military Display at Funeral of a Great Soldier
A funeral for the renowned soldier at burg on March 80 featured Sir Hector Me Id way buried at six o'clock. Only one officer in uniform from the militia attended. civilians joined to honor the ceremony. A few carriages carried Scottish societies amid a subdued, dignified crowd.
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Burg
Mar
Hector MeId Way
Quinn Takes Stand in Famous Case and Warns
The report notes Quinn’s appearance in a famed case with a looming inquest and warnings to a hostile crowd. It references legal proceedings, crowd sentiment, and an anticipated testimony session as part of the ongoing court action.
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Quinn
Burdick
Another Wreck on the Erie Express Train Derailed
Corry Pa March 30 An Erie express train was wrecked one mile west of Concord by spreading rails. The entire train except the engine derailed. One woman was fatally hurt twenty five seriously injured and many slightly injured. A special train with surgeons was sent to transport the injured to hospitals.
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Corry
Erie
Concord
Strikers Arrested in Waterbury City Incident
Five motormen and conductors linked to the strike were arrested on March 30 in Waterbury on charges of assault with intent to kill. The arrests relate to a February 26 incident on the Water Ville car and may connect to the March 8 shooting death of Policeman Hendersohn during trolley car protection.
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Carmen
Waterbury
Nendnaartere
Watterville
Mrea
Arnold's Stable on Sale in Chicago
Arnold's Stable in Chicago holds a sale of the best horses today with notable entries including Irene Londsey Bessie McCarthy Stiyves and Fitubriller Paris. Automobile Week at Nice opens with Serpollet aiming to break world records in a new car. Queen visits her father in Copenhagen as the London dispatch notes.
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Butta
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Hed E. Loveland
Ther
Toronto
E. M
Wakesinga
Sidney
Arnold
Gan
Irene Londsey
Bessie McCarthy
Stiyves
Fitubriller
Paris
Nice
Tto
Serpollet
London
Mar
Copenhagen
Indicted Traction Officials Held Over Grade Crossing Horror
Investigations into the Newark February grade crossing tragedy that killed seven school children led to the arrest of five leading North Jersey Traction Company officials. They were arraigned today and pleaded not guilty with cash bonds set at $2,000 each.
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Newark
Mar
North Jersey Traction Company
Hnd
King Alfonso Arrested in Madrid Park Shooting Case
King Alfonso was reportedly caught shooting in a park with two game keepers confiscating the royal pistols amid a reported incident. He remained good natured and complimented the men before departing Madrid for Lisbon.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Mar
Beason
Lisbon
Storm Rips Coast Halting Travel and Port Towns
Norfolk reports a severe winter storm sweeping the coast from Cape Meares to ports including West Point and Portsmouth. Railways are blocked by sand drifts and traffic is at a standstill. In New York, Dr. Fowler, charged with grand larceny, pleads not guilty.
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Norfolk
New Reiue
Cape Meares
Schoaner Davenport
West Point
Expert Farias Plan for 10 Tour With President
New York March 2 0 An idea of the extent and resources of an industry with which the public is late acquainted is about to be for highed in connection with the tour of President Roosevelt and party over the continent. A party of more than a dozen street vendors who sell badges and souvenirs will accompany the presidential party from Chicago to Washington in June. One group will reach each city a day early to supply crowds while others stay in New York to ship items to planned stops. The venture requires a large capital outlay and careful timetable planning similar to a circus tour.
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New York
Roosevelt
America
Chicago
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Exchange Ratifications and Philippine Relief Warrant
Senor Quesada will meet Secretary Hay at 10 o'clock tomorrow in Washington to exchange ratifications of the Cuban treaty. A special messenger will arrive from Havana. The Treasury calls the Guarantee Trust Company of New York to act for the Philippine government in a $3,000,000 warrant for relief of distress. John Mitchell visited the president to present miners’ side contention against United States Marshal Cunninghamm for the West Virginia mine killing.
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Senor Quesada
Hay
Washington
Mar
Nary Hey
Havans
Philippine
Treasury Department
Guarantee Trust Company of
New York
Mitchell
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
United States
Cunntingham
West Virginia
Pilot Rock Post Office Robbery Reported
Report of a robbery at the Pilot Rock post office arrives with scant details. About $200 believed taken, no information on method or additional damage. Local authorities and residents were agitated, delaying the release of fuller facts.
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Bind
Pilot Rock
Pilot Roark
Charles Frazier Falls Twelve Feet at Wharf Warehouse
Charles Frazier, about 22, fell from the rear of the Pacific Coast Co's warehouse at Ban hat, breaking his left arm and sustaining injuries whose extent could not be certified. He is the brother of Mier Wwe Jong Frasier pid LG, Prigier. A messenger was sent for aid.
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Charles Frasier
Mier Wwe Jong Frasier
Pid LG
Prigier
Pacific Count Co
Farihart Break
Pendleton and Teva Doctors Respond to Fravier Injury
Pendleton physicians and Teva doctors rushed to Parnhart after a man named Fravier fell twelve feet. It is feared he suffered severe injuries beyond those mentioned, including head and shoulder trauma.
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Pendleton
Teva
Parnhart
Fravier
Dr Cole Buys North City Land Through Wade Agency
Dr Cole purchases 122 acres adjoining the city on the north and northwest within McCallister addition ground now in the McAllister area. The Wade agency handled the sale, marking a second transfer in this parcel after last November. Geographical notes place the property nine miles east of Adanig with several adjacent transfers noted.
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Dr. Cole
W G4. Cole
E. T. Wade Real Estate Agency
McCallister
Wade
Mr. McAllister
J. 5
Maye Henry Waddington
Weston
Frank Geer
Adanig
Wm. McCormick
R. S. Bryson
Bhoelk Sof Sciteer
Abe Deveson Baweht
J. Ll. Trafe
San Francisco
FT. Wade
Oregon Mines and Electric Power Forecast for 102
A terse, rough summary estimates Oregon’s mining and electrical activity for the year. It cites Southern Oregon, ELSCO, Kanter Sn00 and Seninlu River as sources with totals around $4,240,290. It notes three men now handle charging of 20 furnaces at Homestead, previously needing 200 workers.
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Oregon
Ongon
Elsco
Kanter
Homestead
Army General Staff Being Formed in Washington
A government board appointed by the president met in Washington to plan the first general staff of the army under the recent CON RES act. General Young will head the staff, and 42 officers will be detailed from across the service for four year terms with return to duties after. The program aims to broaden wartime readiness and includes a new war college in Washington for post graduate training.
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Washington
General Staff of the Army
General Staff Corps
Young
Chaffen
Bates
Carter
Elisa
Randolph
Miles
Congress
Coley
Generaata
New War College
Fatal Collision Kills Two Firemen in Ashland Ore
Fatal collision on the Erie railroad at Ashland Ohio early this morning leaves two firemen dead and one engineer fatally injured. Authorities described the crash as a severe head on impact near the yard. Fire crews responded quickly, and investigators began examining the wreckage for cause and contributing factors.
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Ashland
Erie Railway
Trapper Brings 130 Skins to County Clerk
A furious trapper named Canterbury arrived with 130 co upte scalps, claiming the county bond removal changed the scene as he vented to County Clerk Manning. The Lakeview Examiner notes the potential impact on Oregon legislators who opposed the bounty law. In New Orleans, the National Council of Women executives closed their annual convention with the Colored Women's National Association report. An incompletely reported theft near Onsel, Germany, describes a house torn down brick by brick.
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A. H. Canterbury
Manning
Oregon
Thos
Lakeview Examiner
National Council of Women
New Orleans
Colored Women's National Association
Kaiser Wilhelm II sets new Atlantic liner speed hopes
At Berlin and New York observers await the Kaiser Wilhelm II trial run, aiming for a 23 1/2 knot daily average from Sandy Hook to Plymouth. The 26,500 ton transatlantic liner will surpass rivals with 40,000 horsepower engines, four times larger coal bunkers, and capacity for 2,100 passengers plus crew, promising superior interior fittings and the title Queen of the Sea if the five day crossing is achieved.
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Berlin
Atlantic Ocean
Sandy Hook
Plymouth
Chicago Wheat Opens, Closes Higher on Mar
Chicago wheat prices swung on the March market with the session opening at 72 percent and closing at 7 34 per bushel amid modest gains for the day.
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Chicago
Chicago, Mar. O
Cayuse Warehouses Burned In Massive Grain Loss
Fire at Cayuse destroyed multiple grain warehouses holding an estimated 15000 to 20000 bushels. Firefighting lacked facilities. authorities, including Koreiford Co manager Frank Corl, rushed to the scene by creek train. Minor blaze at a separate warehouse near Pirom caused limited damage and a small home fire on Maple Street.
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Cayuse
Frank Corl
Kore @ifford Co
Coyne
Antlo
Bianelle
Pirom
Lire
Jones Duke
Inland Empire Lumbermen Form Retailers Association
Retail lumber dealers gathered at Walla Walla to form the Inland Empire Retail Lumbermen’s Association. J A Borie of Pendleton elected president, H H W Cuttle of Athena secretary. Fifteen attendees from Pendleton, Athena, Milton, Weston, Freewater, and Umathla counties approved bylaws to foster lumber yard expansion and price competition, with a focus on information sharing.
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Retailers Association
Walla Walla
J. A. Borie
Pendleton
Inland Empire Retai Linermen's Association
le J. A Borie
H. H W. Cuttle
Athena
Umathla Bounty
Thobert Forster
W. J. Sewell
A. J. Gillin
Putnam
Milton
W. Proebst
Weston
Freewater Co
Free Water
Athena Lumber Co
Bydlawe
Indiana Man Drowns After Fall From Riverbank
A 22 year old Indiana man identified as Chas Minthor, reportedly sober earlier, drowned after slipping from a sidewalk into a race near Byers Mill and drifting about 20 yards before submerging. Found Sunday morning, his funeral is planned at Mission Chapel with burial at All Saints Catholic Cemetery.
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Mission Chapel
Byers
ORR, & N
Chas
Min
Thorn
Minthor
Atholle Coin Alon
Special School Election on April 20 for two bonds
Voters in the district will decide on issuing 25000 dollars in bonds to finance the erection of two school buildings on Webb street. The East Webb site is set to replace the present structure, while the north site lacks a chosen location. Several local officials and residents voiced support and opposition as campaigns formed around the issue.
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Leanne Hoods
Rived
East Webb Stilt
Howe
Webb Street
North Mid
Iti Gertubon
Ue Elie
Averell
T A. Malley
W Mathook
Joe Dudleray
Oo Mugphy
Mieterieckh Noli
M. Hogue
Sweerlomen
Csolvern
Lew Moorhouse
Alexander
Jam
Crawford
Shooting Tournament Draws Strong Scores At Athena Meet
Athene shooters and Pendleton visitors combined for high scores as F W Waite posted 49 of 50 with his Winchester shotgun. J Tallman led with 36 of 40, while T W Ayers and O Boettcher were close behind. New shooter J A Githen scored 4 of 30, Athens plans its April 12 medal shoot as Pendleton visitors prepare for a return.
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Pendleton Vieltor
Apeak
Milton
Adame
Pendleton F W. Waite
AL Jbo
Jon Tallman
T. W. Ayers
Offo Boettcher
Tallman
J. A. Githen
Pendleton
Athena
Athens Club
Air Adams
Wile
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Subhe Street Car Company
Hector McDonald
Mawnny
Homer
Ohlent
Brady
Kent
Het Health
Neo
Federbor
Rail
Tourhout
Woop
Ean Lees
Shamrock
Hendersohn
Portamouth
Lisben Owlie
Farias
Charles Frazier
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
Banhat
Seninlu
Two Creek Po Otliey
Army General Staff
Onssel
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Inland Empire Lumbermen
Prevost
Indiana
Chales
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