Indicting Class Legislation on Indian Liquor Sales
A legal note by A. D. argues that a 1869 Bellinger and Galton code provision criminalizing liquor sales to Indians may be enforceable under state law. It discusses federal limits, state police power, and the 1887 allotment decision, urging prosecution under section 1969 while courts decide its constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudnan
Penchatan
Hast
Oreporniin
Seetlo
Bellinger and Galton
Thin Neelion
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Wittin
Himellf
Supreme Court
A. D
Hyde Wins In injunction On Equitable Charter Vote
In Brooklyn Supreme Justice Maddox granted a temporary injunction prohibiting the Equitable Life board of directors from amending the charter to give policy holders with $6,000 or more in policies a right to vote. James HH Hyde defeated President James W. Alexander in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James HH. Hyde
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life
Supreme Justice
Maddox
Brooklyn
Equitable
Board of Directors
CATTLE MARKET ABROAD. Prices Steady in Liverpool and London
Liverpool reports steady demand and generally steady prices for US cattle with large home supplies. Good American beef steers bring about 2 cents, similar to four weeks ago, while sheep remain in moderate supply and steady. London notes a fair activity and a marked recovery with good States beef cattle at 13 and 14 pence, versus a week and year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
London
German Yacht Leads
The steamer Carpathia arrived and reported a wireless message from the American liner Louk, bound from New York to Southampton, stating she sighted the yacht Ham pure about 950 miles east of Sandy Hook at 7:50 AM. The lenders ranks listed Hamburg, first, Atlantic second, Endymion third, Allsa fourth.
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New York
Carpathia
Louk
Southampton
Hampure
Sandy Hook
Hamburg
Iret
Atlantic
Endymion
Allsa
Excursion to Gelula Promoted by Local Delegation
The Upriver Delegation seeks to attend the portage opening at Celilo with Judge A Lowell to present a suggested plan from the Oregon Development League. Oliver Lynch of the Timatilia Development League sends word of a Pendleton delegation joining the steamship from Lewiston to Umatilla for a river trip to Celilo, with local interest and calls for a large turnout.
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WoelkliJoin
Portage
Uccam
Oregon Development League
Commercial Association
Lowell
A. Lowell
Oliver Lynch
Towell
Tax record shows ORR N railroads pay large Walla Walla tax
The ORR N railway paid 26700 to the county treasurer Hawley for last year's taxes, a likely record. Valuation for the rail bed was set at 16000 per mile, reduced to 7600 per mile by the county board, with state board classifying the road as third class for state tax and county tax based on second and third class valuations respectively. Credit for increased county railroad valuations credited to Assessor Berryman. Railroads have not paid earlier to avoid 3 percent penalties but will likely settle soon.
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Walla Walla
State Board of Equalization
Ansessor Berryman
N. P
Believes in Bette Morals Letter Praises Kam Gregorian
Briggwon May 24 A reader endorses the Kam Gregorian for its defense of decency and morality urging newspapers nationwide to combat gambling and vice. The writer hopes for more supporters and offers to subscribe the BE. O. 7 newspaper.
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Briggwon
Kam Gregorian
Wiong
Expansion of Great Strike Rips Chicago Building Trade
Chicago May 26 A massive building trade strike dumfounds the city with ten thousand more workers out by tonight and thousands more likely tomorrow. Employers fear an industry wide shutdown as unions press for action while Grand Jury convenes Monday to hear evidence. violence erupts as Adams Express wagon is attacked and 12 arrested amid riot police response.
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Grand Jury
Monilgy
Adams Express
Chicago
Hustey
Landis Company
Indica
Clarence Darrow
Stuer
Healy
Prand
Teamsters
Express
Sherman
Merning
Oan
President &Kea
Sunny Ons
Canal
Madison
Japan's Foreign Chief Predicts Long War and Financial Rise
Tokio May 26 Baron Komum minister of foreign affairs told the Clearing House association that Japan's financial ability has surprised the world. He predicted a long war and said future prospects would depend on mobilizing foreign capital and commercial strength to open greater opportunities after conflict ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Three Chinese Cooks Stabbed in Marysville Attack
A workman at a Dagwerre Point steam shovel ramp near Marysville California attacked three Chinese cooks with a fork during breakfast. At least one victim is critically injured. The assailant, unnamed, escaped with five laborers pursued by locals.
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Marysville
Cal
Dagwerre Point
Japan buys second-hand steamers in lead up to war end
London reports rising Japanese activity in acquiring second-hand merchant steamers and seeking 2000 to 3000 ton ships built in the 1880s. As war prospects fade, Japanese agents explore cheap old tramp steamers, transferring them from Western markets to clear space for new builds. This shift benefits shipbuilders in America and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Irom
Baron Alphonso Rothschild Dies in Paris Morning
Paris reports Baron Alphonso Rothschild head of the great banking house died at 6 this morning in his Paris residence. The passing removes a leading financier with global influence and long service in European banking circles.
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Paris
Rumors of U S Purchase of Sughalien Island
May 26 reports from St. Petersburg say the American government may buy Sughalien from Russia with Foussla reportedly willing to sell. A Rus San Geet assembly gathers near Wooe ung while the German squadron at Tsingtau prepares for eventual ties. In Volhynia a renewed terror campaign targets Jews with two killed and both factions arming amid fresh threats.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Sughalien
Foussla
Taingtaa
Rus San Geet
Wooeung
Tsingtau
Volhynia
Presbyterian Assembly Advocates Simpler Worship Form
In Winona Indiana May 26 the Presbyterian general assembly received a greeting to the President from secretary Loeb and heard Dr Henry Vandyke call for a simpler worship form. Vandyke attacked Episcopal liturgy arguing Presbyterians must choose between Episcopal and Dolly Varden worship styles while noting the people are rulers and the President is their servant.
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Henry Vandyke
Winona
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
Loeb
Henry D. McFarland
Board of Commissoners
District of Columbia
Vandyke
Episcopal Church
Epiacola
Dolly Varden
Russian Fleet Split In Baltic Action Near Saddledlands
Shanghai dispatch reports seventeen Russian vessels anchoring off Saddledlands on May 26 then likely coal and head north suggesting Rozestvensky has divided his fleet. The note implies strategic redeployment amid aging Russian warships.
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Shanghai
Rosestvensky
Weavers and miners anchor off Shanghai amid telegraph cable fault
A dispatch from London dated May 26 reports three weavers of the Rus fan volunteer feet, the Vladimir, Vorone, Yaroslav, and three collier have anchored off Shanghai. The Great Northern Telegraph company states the Shanghai cable is interrupted.
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London
Lioyids
Vladimir
Vorone
Yaroslav
Shanghai
Great Northern Telegraph Company
hefco-Shanghai
Twenty Thousand Workmen Strike in Lodz
Lodz reports twenty thousand workmen walking out. A dispatch from St Petersburg notes Japanese forces concentrating on the Russian left. Tokyo is described as notably colder than London in January and significantly warmer in July.
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Lodz
St Petersburg
Toklo
London
Decoration Day Holiday In Pendleton Observed
Decoration Day Tuesday May 39 will be a holiday in Pendleton with stores closed all day after a business men petition signed by major local firms. A Pendleton ball game is set for the afternoon between the Pendleton team and the high school nine replacing a Weston matchup canceled last night.
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Pendleton
Peoples Warehouse
BR. Alexander
Boston
Lee Teutech
Sullivan & Bond
Clark & Reenie
Miller Grocery Company
Baer & Daley
Dindinger & Wilson
Younger & Son
The
Bee Hive
Farr Store
Golden Bate
H. H. Wessel
D. Kemler & Son
Owl Ten Houvre
Death of Grandma Thompson Pioneer Passes Away in City
Mrs. Sarah B. Thompson known as Grandma Thompson dies at 10 15 this morning at 112 Long Street home of her daughter Mrs Mary C Epple after years of illness She was born in Camden N Y November 14 1814 lived in Ray county Tenn Missouri 1842 Nebraska 1862 Pendleton 1885 and since 1886 in this city Survived by three children Moses H Thompson Mary C Epple and Mahala Mason Twelve grandchildren seven great grandchildren and many relatives Funeral by Rev Robert Warner of the M E Church Sunday at 3 30 p m
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Tome
Epple
Sarah B. Thompson
Grandma” Thompson
Mary C. Epple
Long Street
Thompson
Camden
N. Y
Ray County
Tenn
Squire Thompson
Missouri
Nebraska
Pendleton
Charles F. Colesworthy
Longstreet
Moses H. Thompson
Santa Monica
Cal
Mahala Mason
Nebraska City
M. EB. Church
Robert Warner
Umatilla Pioneers Plan Weston Reunion Festivities
Final arrangements for the eleventh annual Umatilla County Pioneers association reunion at Weston on June 2 and 3 are in place. A canvas pavilion on Broad Street will host programs with private lawns open to picnickers, a round trip rail fare of one and one third, and a detailed schedule including memorial exercises, music, recitals, and balloon events led by local figures and McMinn’s Orchestra.
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Weston
Umatilla County
Tts
Broad Street
Dan ¢. Kirk
Westen
0. R. & N. Company
A. D. Stillman
Pendleton
T. A. Lieuallen Daur Occ
MecMinn
Payne
E. O
Ino M. Procter
M. H. McMinn
Icie
Weston Public
N. S
Old Pioneers
Ne & N.S
Scheol
Pop Goes the Weasel
W. J. Strever Mumle
Keneaue Mc’Minn's
Chicago Wheat Market Report and Canal Proposal
Chicago May 26 The May wheat market closed at 60 1 2 cents a bushel while corn and oats finished at 49 and 50 cents. A new company with 20 million dollars capital plans a canal linking Lake Erie with the Ohio River to accommodate large craft.
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United States
Chicago
Lake Erie
Ohio River
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Hyde
Americ Pat Soff
Gelula
Umatilla
Wallin Walla County
Bette Morals
FF. Johnson
Catilees
Associated Building ‘Trades
Cook County
Varione Crafte
Imret
Telecuss
Wnfajr
Memilly
Canal and
Japanistinancial
Mojestvensky
Rusdan
Cable Communication
Anastica Us
Saghulien
Jew Masecers
Bent
Baron Rothschild
Runes of
America
Woosang
Roosevelts
Death OF Satan
B. Thompson
Williams and
McCtlellan
Me’Minn Orchestra
Mc'Minn's
Williams and McClethan
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