Indians Callled Into Council on County Roads Plan
Indian Agent seeks tribal sentiment on three proposed county roads across the Umatilla reservation. A general council is set for Wednesday May 9 at the agency council room at 9 am to discuss trade roads and the route survey underway. Major Edwards and county viewers will present. The outcome hinges on approval by the department and county court.
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SA General Council of the Indians
Umatilla Reservation
Agency Council
Commisdoner of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
McChemey
Edwards
Thom
Miners and Operators Reach Three Year Agreement
Shamokin Pennsylvania reports both sides concede in the miners strike. Operators will take back all men not guilty of violence during the suspension of work as the Gray anthracite arbitration commission award guides the new three year working agreement. Miners to return to work as soon as practicable. In New York police say Spler was not shot by a burglar but suspect suicide not, amid financial embarrassment. he was a confidential agent of H H Rogers and was found dead at home.
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Shamokin
Gray Anthracite Arbitration Commission
New York
Spler
H. H. Rogers
Oal
Harriman Breaks Continent-Record Eastbound Arrival
Harriman arrives at 7 35 A M in Cleveland completing a record breaking continental journey speeding eastward from the West Coast.
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Harriman
Cleveland
May
H. WH. Harriman
Glazing Mill Blown Up Near Xenta Ohio
The Minami Powder Company glazing mill in May & The Minami area suffered a blast today causing about 1000 in damage. The building was wrecked and no injuries were reported.
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Xenta, O
Minami Powder Company
Misette Missed the King in Madrid Incident
In Madrid this morning a stone thrown at the royal automobile missed Alfonso and struck his sister. The injury is not serious.
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Misette
Madrid
Alfonso
Engineers Por Philippines Fifty Skilled Maliroad Men Arrive
A party of 66 railroad engineers arriving by Northern Pacific is distributed among city hotels. Led by J Bard, former principal engineer of Rock Inland railroad, the group will join Philippine railroad syndicate in Manila. Lawrence E Bennett serves as chief assistant. They depart tomorrow on the Minnesota toward Manila to start work on Panay Negros and Cebu.
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Seatiie
Philippines
Northern Pacific
Ratnier Grandia
J. Bard
Amilitant
The
Rock Inland Railroad
Orient
Philippine Railroad Syndicate
Washington
Lawrence E. Bennett
Minnesota
Manila
Panay
Negros
Cebu
J. G. White & Co
Tloflo
Troops Disband Council In St Petersburg Protest
May turmoil in the empire as soldiers at the czars urging broke up a meeting of the new council. Cavalry surrounded the building while the police chief ordered dispersal. Twenty eight parliament members signed a protest and workers leaders were expelled from the city with no time to move their families.
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Petersburg
Gorky Extradition Rumor Emerges in Moscow
May 8 reports from Moscow say the government intends to extradite Maxim Gorky amid rumors of a formal action. Officials have not confirmed the move and details remain unclear.
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Gorky
Russia
Moscow
Ank
Maxim Gorky
San Francisco After Quake Faces Reconstruction Strains
May 8 San Francisco reports continued ruin on Market Street with walls cracking. Hundreds resume debris clearance as demand for carpenters outstrips supply for temporary buildings. Some workers refuse pay in food and shelter, health board urges strict sanitary measures, Daily News notes city’s last prequake paper. street cleaning funds near exhaustion and banks reopen as Red Cross says food ample and no imminent suffering.
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Daily News
First
Two Iowe
San Francisco
Market Street
Health Board
The
Red Cross
May
New
Debria
St. Francia Hotel
New York
Riot deaths in Pueblo strike clash report
May 8 Pueblo scene as 100 striking smelter workers and 60 women confront authorities. Michael Marillo, a striker, is killed by Sheriff Burrows, Detective Lear, and a third man. One other man is wounded amid efforts to prevent nonstriking workers from going to work.
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Pueblo
Michael Marillo
Burrows
Lear
Many Horses Training For Northwest Circuit At Walla Walla
Many Horses Training For Northwest Circuit At Walla Walla track in spring weather. About 62 harness and running horses in training, with more California horses expected to bolster the Northwest racing entries this summer and fall.
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Walla Walla
Northwest
the Statesman
California
Terrible Floods In China and Havana Factory Collapse
Dispatches report immense flooding in Hunan province China causing loss of life and property. Six people killed and 14 injured by a cigarette factory collapse in Havana Cuba.
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China
Washington
Hunan
Havana
Cuba
Legal tangled puzzle clerk faces primary acceptance issue
County Clerk Frank Saling questions when June election candidates must file acceptances under the direct primary law. Provisions vary by nomination method, with 30 day and 15 day windows, causing uncertainty if Protestant Prohibitionists win party status. Saling will seek legal advice while nominees who filed acceptances are urged to proceed.
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Frank Saling
Milton
Lerk Saling
Saling
San Francisco Recovery Efforts Amid Devastation
San Francisco rebuilt plans emerge as Market Street centers trade, with 100 first class building contracts and debris clearance. Two thousand two hundred railroad workers operate 200 cars, most electric lines in service outside the burned district. Smallpox and typhoid cases reported. a missing jeweler amid quake fallout. relief funds reach over 2.3 million.
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Ciy
Market Street
Center of Trade
Outelle
Chicago Wheat Market Quotation Summary
Chicago wheat quotes show Wheat at BLM, corn at 474, oats at g2. Walla Walla notes survey work on the Columbia and Walla Walla Traction electric project resumed after a two week halt due to engineer shortages. J H Morrow, general manager, returned from the Sound with no new crew secured.
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Chicago
Walla Walla
Columbia & Walla Walla Traction Company
J. H. Morrow
Comply
Sound
Federal relief funding for San Francisco approved
The proposal seeks an additional half million dollars for relief efforts in San Francisco, bringing total appropriations to three million dollars by the United States government.
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San Francisco
United States
Mormon Bishop Jolly Arrested in Basin Wyoming
A sensational arrest in Basin Wyoming targets Bishop J Jolly leader of a 6000 member Mormon settlement in Big Horn county on charges of plural wives relations. Prosecutors plan to charge nearly twenty more prominent church members amid claims of a planned county division to control a new territory.
Berries Ripen as Seattle Sees Kennewick Strawberries
May reports in Seattle describe the first crate of Kennewick strawberries arriving on Western avenue. District sources say the crop is large with 1200 pickers hired. California berries arrive in poor condition while local Lake Washington produce improves with weather. Native asparagus arrives ahead of California supply.
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Seattle
Western Avenue
California
Lake Washington
Two Bombs Exploded in Paris Street
Two bombs exploded this afternoon in Rue des Plantes injuring three people. Police调查 ongoing as authorities investigate motive and suspects.
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Paris
Rue Des Plantes
Art Exhibit Open To Public At Music Hall
Over 200 photographic reproductions of world famous paintings arranged for public viewing at Music hall this afternoon. The Elson exhibit runs three days this week with daytime and evening programs by public school students and teachers. Proceeds fund school art purchases with women’s clubs planning to buy 100 dollars worth of pictures for the schools.
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Elson
Music Hall
Walla
Women’s Cluba
Senate passes Culbertson amendment on anti pass railroad
In Washington on May last evening the senate approved the Culbertson amendment to the railroad rate bill making free transportation a misdemeanor with penalties for railroads that give passes to anyone beyond employees ministers hospital inmates and other named individuals government officials report the measure tightens controls on gratis travel by carriers.
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Washington
Senate
Murder at Constantinople and railway inquiry in Washington
In Constantinople Nedjim Eddin Bey procurator general of Tripoli is murdered by Ali Shamyl Pasha who seizes him by the throat and bites him to death. In Washington Campbell of Kansas introduces a house resolution directing an inquiry into fatal railway accidents to improve safety.
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Nedjim Eddin Bey
Tripol
Ali Shamyl Pasha
Sentari
Washington
Campbell
Kansas
House
White Beaver Dead in Rock Island Train Incident
Dr. Frank lin Powell known as White Beaver a friend of Buffalo Bill died in the Rock Island train at Paso Texas of heart failure He wintered in Los Angeles Interment will take place at Cody Wyoming
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White Beaver
Paso
Texas
Franklin Powell
Buffalo Bill
Rock
Los Angeles
Cody
Wyo
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Agent Visited City
Cyrus D. Powle representing the Pacific Wireless Telegraph company preached the firm’s activity in the region. He stated the company is the only one now doing commercial work on the coast with stations in California and Washington and plans to expand, though none have been established in Oregon yet.
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Cyrus D. Powle
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company
Mr. Fowle
Pacific Wireless Company
California
Washington
Oregon
Warehouse Fire Destroys Chicago Freight Depot
Fire at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight warehouse in Burna Chicago destroys the warehouse and its contents and several cars. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Railroad
Burna
Chicago
Firea
Chicago, Milwaukee
Quake Felt in Fort William Scotland Amid Alarm
A slight earthquake was felt last night at Fort William, a popular tourist resort in Scotland. There was no damage, but residents and visitors were greatly alarmed by the tremor. In Washington a separate note reports the War Department sending aid requests to Congress for San Francisco following the disaster.
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Washington
Turney
Department of California
Net
San Francisco
Edinburg
Scotland
Fort William
War Department
Congress
Taft
Street paving seems assured this week
The city plans to pave Main and Court streets using funds from the finance committee. A remonstrance window ends May 11 with no movement seen to oppose. bids for bitulithic pavement will be sought after the remonstrance period. East Court macadamizing is likely postponed to fund the main project.
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East Court
FE. J. Murphy
Finance Committee
East Court Street
Murphy
Bringing in Settlers to Baker County from Missouri
Eastern settlers increasingly move west with Baker County aiming to secure a larger share of immigrants. A Missouri family group of 23 arrived in Baker this morning and plans to settle in Pine, after reading a hometown paper article.
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Sayra
Baker City
Oregon
Baker County
Baker
Pine
Miners Vote to End Strike and Return to Work
Scranton Pennsylvania May 8 The anthracite mine workers convention today ratified the agreement of the sub committee and ordered miners back to work on Monday The move ends a strike feared to be the most far reaching in the history of the coal region and is welcomed by business interests nationwide.
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Scranton
Anthracite Mine Workers Convention
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Edward G. Adames
Golden Gate Avenue
Max Miller
Twentieth, Street
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Roosevelt
Phelan
Pardee
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