Two Democratic Mass Meetings Eye City Rallys
Democratic campaign events sweep Pendleton with speeches by Governor Chamberlain and candidates. The court house rally on Thursday and a Saturday gathering feature the Eagles Band, street music, and candidate lineup led by Senators J. Smith and W. Pierce.
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J. Smith
Walter M. Pierce
Cool BR. Wade
J.T Lienallen
A. D. Stillman
G. A. Hartman
T. D. Taylor
John F Hill
W. RK. Campbell
T. M. Henderson
James Nelson
Smith and Pierce
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Geo. E. Chamberlain
Pendleton
Addres
Weston
Cham-berlain
Portland
Ocean Tragedy: Soernbaya Found Frozen With Crew
Lloyds reports the German steamer Soernbaya recovered frozen in pack ice at Nikolatefsk near the Amur while previously listed as lost. Cargo coal to Japan during the Russo Japanese war, formerly a Dutch East Indian vessel. Entire crew found frozen aboard, shocking inter ocean shipping circles.
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Lowing
Amur
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Vladivostok
Boerabuya
Gromm
Jt Tt
London
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Windivostok
Nikolatefsk
Japan
Weather shifts threaten fruit crops and water supply
In the last 48 hours rainfall of 2.1 inches reduces summer water reserves as mountain snowpack melts. A colder spell may worsen fruit outlook with a heavy crop of cherries peaches apricots and strawberries in danger without a warm-up.
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Ogden
Tinh
Earthquake Victim Found Under Wall in Washington Street
In San Francisco on May 29 a man named Brokaska, a waiter formerly employed on Washington street, was found dead beneath fallen walls of the old post office building on Washington street. He had rushed from a restaurant as the quake struck and disappeared afterward.
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Ington Steet
San Francisco
Post Office
Washington Street
Brokaska
Dependent are decreasing in San Francisco after fire
San Francisco May 29 Dr Devine in charge of Red Cross relief reports that more than 12 000 families are being cared for and dependents are decreasing daily. An employment bureau report shows 140 males and 4 females registered for work. 100 men and 98 women have secured jobs. Dr Devine will continue here indefinitely in charge of Red Cross work.
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Devine
Red Cross
Employment Bureau
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Man Fatally in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz California on May 29 Patrick Ryan was injured in a powder mill explosion the previous night and died this morning. An unidentified man was found dead face down in Nearly Creek in about a foot of water, believed to have fallen from the bank while intoxicated.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Patrick Ryan
Most Interesting Presbyterian Assembly in Des Moines
A. Hunter reports the regent general assembly of the Presbyterial church in Des Moines drew 3000 capacity crowds daily. The union with the Cumberland branch dominated debate, with amicable property settlement and major questions on forms and church government debated by leading figures, viewed as highly beneficial.
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Brightes
Presbyterian Church
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Regent General Assembly
Dew Moines
Iowa
A. Hunter
Kendrick
Idaho
Lewis Hunter
Des Moines
Gssembly
Cumberland Branch
Dee Moines
Hunter
Meat tainted beef sparks Anglo American protest
England faces public horror and press protests over tainted U S meats sold in the United States and abroad. London papers debate truth and demand investigations while English buyers fear a boycott. Nelson Morris of Chicago defends the industry amid accusations of malice and damage to 60 years of work.
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Hoycott
New York
Presse
London
United States
Evening News
Chicago
Rhode Island Grounding Court martial Convened
Norfolk May 29 Rear Admiral Sigsbee presides as Captain Perry Garsts and Lieutenant Commander Edward T Witherspoon go on trial for grounding the battleship Rhode Island in a matter heard today at the court martial convened in the city.
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Norfolk
Sigsbee
Perry Garsts
Edward T. Witherspoon
Rhode Island
Eight Hour Day on Government Contracts Debate
Washington May 29 Congress moves to favor the Gardener bill extending the eight hour day to all government contracts as Democrats press amid Republican absence. Senate rate bill work continued with conferees preparing to meet. antismoot petitions flood eight state senates. president Roosevelt to Portmouth event noted.
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Sulzer
New York
House
Neland Reynolds
Beveridge
House Committee On Labor
House-Senate
House Committee On Commerce
Oregon
Nevada
Pendleton and Baker City Teams Arrive for Rainy Meet
Rain threatens a Pendleton field meet with plans to proceed if grounds dry. Baker City High School students arrive for a pre event workout, team lineup includes Dodson and Lettig among others, while weather delays parade and prompts city officials to cancel the schoolchildren’s march though forenoon theater program proceeds. G A R members plan to decorate graves after greeting at Milarky hall before the Frazer theater memorial address by Judge Ellis.
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W. R. Ellis
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Milarky Hall
Frazer Theater
Lock Canal Report Divides Senate as Earthquake Proof Cited
A Senate canal committee report favors a lock canal amid disagreement. It cites that three large dime were uninjured in the San Francisco quake as proof the canal design resists shocks. Other items note no hearing request on Beveridge meat inspection amendment and protest against federal meat inspection costs shifting to stockmen.
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Washington
Senate Canal Committee
San Francisco
Will Bore Por Otl Blue Mountain Oil Company Formed
Walla Walla May 29 The Blue Mountain Oil company with 500000 capital has been incorporated by several well known Walla Walla and Dixie residents. It aims to develop oil and gas indications in the Dixie and Dry Creek valleys found by Prof Samuel Aughey Spokane expert. Plans to sink a well on Lamb farm and may hire an eastern drilling expert to supervise.
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Blue Mountain Oil Company
Dixie
Dry Creek
Samuel Aughey
Lamb Farm
Aughey
Severe storm damages churches and towns in Mississippi
A violent southern storm struck Afleshecippf Mobile on May 29 bringing wind and hail. Shubuta Mississippi endured thousands in damage as churches and houses were blown down. Madrid reported royal wedding guests arriving in May with a reception planned.
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Afleshecippf
Madrid
Alfonso
Commencement at the Academy Ends With Alumni Banquet
The Penticton Academy closes its year with a chapel service at 8 pm led by Judge W. B. Ellis who will deliver the commencement address and present diplomas. The day began with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Harry Pratt and ends with the alumni banquet at the Hotel Golden Rule. The program features music and orations, with renewed prospects for next year and new staff appointments announced by Rev. H. B. Knight and board trustees.
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Penticton Academy
Pendeton Academy
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W. BR. Ellis
Harry Pratt
Hotel Golden Rule
Ellie
Academy Chorus
H. B. Knight
the Crusaders
Max B. Hopper
Hunter's Chorus
le Fow
F. K. Nordhoff
Mins Alice van Nuys
Chicago Wheat Market Report May 29 Prices
Chicago Wheat Market closes with wheat at 84 1/2 cents, corn at 49 1/2, and oats at 9 43/8 on May 29 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Death of Noted Newspaper Man James E B Scripps
Detroit May 29 James EB Scripps died at 2 45 am editor of the Detroit News Born in London 1835 he and his brother E W Scripps built a family of newspapers including the Detroit Evening News Cleveland Press Cincinnati Post and St Louis Star and Chronicle He helped found the News Bureau and expanded publishing ventures in England and America.
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America
Detroit Evening News
Cleveland Press
Cincinnati Post
St. Louis Star and Chronicle
News Bureau
Detroit
Mich
James EB. Scripps
Detroit News
James Edmund Scripps
London
London Daily Sun and Gazette
James
E. W. Scripps
Detroit Enterprise
Caldwell Mubcase: Motions Delay Trial In Idaho Case
In Caldwell May 29 the Moyer Haywood and Pettibone case opened with defense urging change of judge and venue. Prosecutor cites habeas corpus rule delaying hearing until the Supreme Court rules on the Ninth Circuit appeal. Defendants, under guard, arrived from Boise with attorneys. Mrs Moyer and Mr Pettibone accompanied them.
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Ninth Circuit Court of Idaho
District Court of
Canyon County
Supreme Court
Haywood
Pettibone
Caldwell
Boise
Court House
Rebels Attack Militia In Natal Campaign
June 29 nga. Six hundred rebels attacked a Brit Jeh militia camp in the Tmyot region and were repulsed after an hour of fighting. The militia lost four men. native losses were very heavy.
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Durban
Natal
Trial of Josephine Terranova Resumes After Sanity finding
New York May 23 The court commission ruled Josephine Terranova sane on the murder charges against her aunt and uncle and the trial was resumed. Warsaw May 29 Terrorists killed Captain Kowalski and a constable who were with him. Both men had made themselves odious to the terrorists.
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New York
Josephine Terranova
Seta
Warsaw
Kowalski
Western Federation of Miners resumes convention in Denver
In Denver on May 29 the Western Federation of Miners reopened with an executive session. Officials claim the federation is larger and stronger than ever despite mineowners opposition. The United Mine Workers did not seek admission this season.
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Western Federation of Miners
United Mineworkers
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