Supreme Court Opens 30 Cases From Umatilla County
The Supreme Court will convene Monday with Justice F A Moreo presiding and Wolverton, Major Ler, and Clerk staff. It lists 30 cases from Umatilla County or appeals from district court. Parties include Kilgore vs Gee about land boundaries near Weston four miles north of Weston LA and notes on stock and land interests.
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Regatte Supreme Court
City
Ie F A Moreo
Charles E. Wolverton
Ae Ammocates
Ler Hans
Umatilla
T County Courte
H @ Kilgore
Gee
Best
Stillman & mi BL
A L
Haier
Weston
Hartman
Eugene Corley
C. H. Horseman
J. J. Balleray
T. G. Pm
A & Pletee
Walker
Bank of Athena
Bhan
James A
Slater
Ballecray and
Carter & Rathe
H. J. Bean
T. G
King reviews troops in Paris reception by officials
King Edward and Loubet reviewed 18 000 troops at the Paris garrison on May 2 in a maneuvers filled day. A reception by the municipal authorities followed at Hotel de Ville. The day included races and social gatherings amid a busy program.
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Paris
Kuward
Loubet
Walong
Hotel de Ville
Wernoon
Macbeth Le Trouble In Baker City Show
Griffith company faced crowd unrest in Baker City after a Macbeth performance. Patrons claim the $1.50 seat price and a two act cut violated agreement, leading to a stalled curtain after the third act and a confrontation with the manager. A lawyer has been consulted and a settlement outcome awaited.
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Baker City
Griffith Company
Griffith
McCord
Siege at Salonica and College Debates in North Carolina
A dispatch reports Austro-Hungarian battleships and a torpedo boat entering Salonica under a proclaimed siege. Separately, Johns Hopkins University debaters arrived in Chapel Hill to contest North Carolina in a forensic match debating whether the American Merchant Marine should not receive subsidies.
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Vienna
Salonica
Chapel Hill
N. C
Johns Hopkins University
University of North Carolina
Germany Jealous. Tageblatt claims Edward to visit St Petersburg
Berlin reports on May 2 that the Tageblatt asserts King Edward will visit St Petersburg in July. It also says England is courting France and Russia to prepare for an open break with Germany. The item reflects press chatter about European alignments and royal travel.
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Germany
Berlin
The
Tageblatt Today
Edward
St. Petersburg
England
France
Russia
Miss Wood Resigns to Join Holmes Business College in Portland
Miss Mary Wood resigns after a year heading Pendleton Business College stenography. She will join Holmes Business College in Portland as a shorthand instructor. Professor Charles Pray, new shorthand head, arrives with his wife next week. Pray is a Kansas State University graduate and a former law student, qualified to teach commercial law as well.
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Holmes’ Business College
Portland
Mary Wood
Pendleton Business College
Holmes Business College
Robinson Avers
Miss Wood
Charles Pray
Northwestern Business College
Spokane
Pray
Kansas State University
Law
Lawrence Business College
Business College
High grade ores and mining yields at Golconda
Last Thursday at Golconda an average sample from a large high grade ore shoot 70 feet above tunnel level returned 192 per ton over about six feet. The shoot, over 250 feet long, averages 15 to 18 feet wide center, narrowing to four to five feet at ends, with center width 26 to 12 feet. Finished shearing reports: James Hackett and Otto Byrnon sold fleeces at 11 cents per pound. Ryman at 11.5 cents. quarry quality noted.
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Golconda
Baye
Sumpter
James Hackett
Otto Byrnon
Hackett
Ryman
Oe Np
Pendleton
Roosevelt Denies Rail Wardrobe Quip After Kansas City Report
President Roosevelt denies a Kansas City paper quote claiming he said nothing fit to eat and improper treatment in St. Louis. A wire denial was sent to President Francis as he travels through Manhattan and Junction City Kansas, with brief remarks at Abilene and a stop in Wamego. Regulars from Fort Riley greet the president in Junction City amid a large crowd.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Junction City
Fort Riley
Kan
Roosevelt
Kansas City Papery
St. Louis
Francis
Jeff Topeka
Wamego
Monticeno House
Barnes
Launry C. O. D
Agricultual College
Abilene
Yanger-Broad Bout in Twenty Round Clash Tonight
Benny Yanger of Chicago and Kid Broad meet in Louisville Kentucky for a 20 round bout at the Southern Athletic Club. Their last encounter in Chicago last year ended in a disputed draw. Both fighters are reported in top condition as Derby crowds expect a strong display from the pair.
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Louieville
Benny Yanger
Chicago
Kid” Broad
Southern Athletic Club
Yanger
Young Corbett
Broad
Cleveland Greys Abroad On Pacific Coast Trip
The Cleveland Greys, famed artillery unit, left by special train for a Pacific coast tour. They travel with other eastern units including Boston's Ancient and Honorable Artillery, New Haven's Governor's Foot Guard, and the Richmond Light Infantry Blues. The itinerary includes stops at Kansas City, Topeka, Santa Fe, Denver, Colorado Springs, and other key points.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Greys
America
Pacific Coast
East
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston
Governor's Foot Guard of
New Haven
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
California
Kansas City
Topeks
Santa Fe
Denver
Colorado Springs
First Trial Spin for Reliance in Light Breeze
New Rochelle May 2 An ideal day for the first tryout spin of the Reliance with Iselin aboard toward Glencove in a 15 knot breeze. She seemingly throws more water than the Columbia or the Constitution but stands up stiffly.
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Reliance
New Rochelle
Iselin
Glencove
Columbia
Constitution
Too Great a Sacrifice. Derby Day Denies Warrant Request
Kentucky judge refused to consider warrants on Derby day citing the need to let Kentuckians attend the races. The Yanger Broad fight was scheduled for tonight and steps to halt it were taken at noon. The criminal judge declined at 6 pm, saying Derby day obligates attendance at the races.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Wey
Message Ring World in Forty Seconds Planned
President Bradley of the Postal Telegraph Company announced on May 2 that on July 4 a test will seek to circle the globe with a message in forty seconds to mark the opening of a new cable in the insular possessions.
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New York
Bradley
Postal Telegraph Company
Kaiser in Rome Greeted by King Victor Visits Pope Tomorrow
Kaiser Wilhelm and Crown Prince accompanied by officials arrived in Rome and were warmly greeted by King Victor. He plans a papal audience tomorrow using Berlin sent horse and carriages for the event.
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King Victor
Rome
Kaiser Wilhelm
von Buelow
Waldersee
Berlin
Meteor sighting spreads from Portland to Pendleton
A Portland meteor called a werolite flashed westward and burst, then portions were found proving its authenticity. GN Miller, Pendleton’s Hotel St George observer, saw it briefly traveling west with a groundward deflection before it vanished below the Hendricks building horizon. Portland papers later reported its appearance in the city outskirts.
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Pendleton
Portland
GN. Miller
Hotel St. George
Miler
Hendricks
St. George
Pioneer Henry Harri son Reel Dies at Wallowa Lake
Joseph Oregon May 1 Henry Harri son Reel, longtime Eastern Oregon pioneer, died at his home on Wallowa Lake Saturday and was buried at Prairie Creek cemetery Sunday. Survived by wife Eliza Sutton, three sons and two daughters. Born 63 years ago in Gibson County Indiana. Crossed plains to California in 1862, then to Walla Walla valley, later settled at Milton in Umatilla County and claimed 160 acres at the head and 160 at the lake’s mouth near Joseph.
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Joseph, Or
Henry Harrison Reel
Oregon
Wallowa Lake
Prairie Creek
Eliza Sutton
Reel
Gibson County
Indiana
Plains
California
Walla Walla Valley
Milton, Or
Umatilla County
Joseph
Wallowa County Sheep Numbers and Wool Clip Forecast
Wallowa County secretary J H Dobbin states at least 226000 sheep with up to 26000 more in Wallowa and Chalhipeeu nxson's wool clip running May 20 may reach 1760000 pounds valued at 262000 dollars at 16 cents per pound. An estimated 74500 sheep could be sold at 2.50 each, about 187500 dollars, boosting Wollowas income from sheep that season.
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Wallowa County
Joseph
J. H. Dobbin
Wallowa
Memorial monument unveiled for Maryland Confederate soldiers
In Baltimore on May 2 a Mount Royal avenue monument to Maryland Confederates was unveiled by the Daughters of the Confederacy. Captain G W Booth presented, Captain McHenry Howard delivered the oration, with sculptor F W Ruckstuhl responsible for the bronze monument depicting a wounded young soldier in Fame’s arms. The base uses polished Missouri granite and bears the inscription honoring Maryland soldiers and sailors in the Confederate service 1861-1865.
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Baltimore
Mount Royal Avenue
Daughters of the Confederacy
G. W. Booth
Maryland Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederate States
McHenry Howard
F. W. Ruckstuhl
Missouri
Maryland
Confederate States of America
Army and Navy Register Rebukes General Miles Report
The Army and Navy Register deplores General Miles' May 2 report on the Philippines. It says his remarks cite nothing definite to prove and laments that in his closing years he should have expressed such views.
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Army and Navy Register
Washington
Miles
Philippines
German Agricultural Societies Visit America to Study Farming
Forty five representatives of German agricultural societies arrived from Hamburg to study American farming methods. They will visit the agricultural department in Washington, then travel west stopping at San Francisco and along the coast, with a visit planned to the wheat fields of Umatilla County in Oregon.
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America
Pendleton
New York
Hamburg
Washington
San Francisco
Umatilla County
Explosion at Cleveland Fire Works maims many
Terrific explosion at noon at the Fire Works Manufacturing Company in Cleveland collapses the building. Two women die en route to hospital. two men and a boy fatally mangled. about 20 others injured. rescues hindered by fire and shattered windows. Death toll may rise to seven, with total loss estimated around 460000. Mrs Martha Conklin of Union undergoes operation for shin bone necrosis linked to prior bruise and abscess. She is mother of the Conklin brothers of the area.
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Cleveland
Fireworks Manufacturing Company
Martha Conklin
Unio
Honecroela
Months on Duty for Sheep Herder J A Shane
J A Shane a sheep herder leaves the city after 14 months and five days on continuous duty. He has been in the employ of the Smith Live stock Company and James Hacknett. He is noted as the first time off duty in over a year.
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J. A Shane
le Ly
Shane
Smith Livestock Company
James Hacknett
Baker City
Taker City
Charlea Jewsup
Thin City
Ida Casey
Sumpter
Promiso
Jewup
Mins Casey
Daphne Circle Social at Palm ends pleasant evening
Daphne Circle Women of Woodcralt held their regular Wednesday meeting. After lodge work, about 176 members adjourned to the Palm for a pleasant hour or two with ice cream and merry making.
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Daphne Circle
Daphne
Woodcralt
Lea
Durand Appointed Special Examiner in Corporations
Washington May 12 Secretary Cortelyou announced Dana Durand Harvard economics instructor as special examiner in the bureau of corporations. His work will focus on economic bio nea and related matters.
Will of Mrs. Rose Frazer Burrell Draws $700,000 for Portland
Portland May 2. The will of the late Mrs. Rose Frazer Burrell leaves 700000 dollars for charity and the city of Portland.
Priest 19 Accused Brother Of Victim In Lorain Case
Rev Walter, Toledo priest in the house when Agatha Reichs was murdered, is arrested in Lorain and charged with the crime. Bloodhounds failed to pick up a trail on the lawn and between bedrooms Walser occupied. He protests innocence and offers bail. The murdered girl's brother says he believes Walser is innocent and a preliminary hearing is set for Monday.
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Lorain
Walter
Toledo
Agatha Reichs
Realdengatt
Thin City
Erie
Walser
Rebblin
St. Joseph Hospital
Elyria
Eaya
William Visits Vatican to Seek German Cardinal Appoint
The German Emperor arrives in Rome with entourage for talks with King Victor Emmanuel and a planned visit to the pope. He will lay the cornerstone for Goethe statue in Rome, attend a military review, and attend a court reception. Rumor says he may press for the pope to appoint a German cardinal.
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Rome
Germany
Kra Pulte
Victor Emmanuel
Goethe
Mont Paco
People's Square
Vlalt
Tired of life GS Safe Insurance Agent Found Dead in Los Angeles
An insurance agent for a San Francisco company was found dead in a South Broadway room in Los Angeles on May 2. A note to "Louie" spoke of ending life. The article notes prior work and other deaths, including Alexander Shepherd credited for urban beautification in Washington. Legal and political items follow.
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Safe Insurance
Sos Angeles
Los Angeles
Gane
San Francisco
South Broadway
Louie
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