Malheur County Irrigation Project Economic Outlook
Dam High's projection outlines a Malheur valley irrigation scheme with a 2.7 million dollar spend. The plan foresees profitable yields of alfalfa and land values rising to 160 dollars per acre, potentially lifting property value to 70 million for improved farms. Interest costs, delayed timelines, and per acre payments are examined as crucial financial levers.
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Ihia
Ign Financial
Stad Atleedathoritzer
Malheur
Water rights and appeals in Malheur irrigation case
The document outlines legal actions around Malheur Water Users and a Boodler case. It discusses potential government involvement, objections, and motions related to irrigation and water rights. Named entities include Malheur Water Users and related parties, with figures referencing a proposed amount around 170,005. The text details procedures leading to court decisions and possible appellates.
Murder at New Ulm Dentist Office
Dr L A Gebhard a 20 year old dentist was killed in his New Ulm Minnesota office last night. Witness A F Brooks who runs a newspaper nearby heard a disturbance and watched the attacker strike Gebhard with a hammer then stab him. The killer escaped through a window as Brooks alerted others. No motive is known.
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Cally
New Ulm
Minn
L. A. Gebhard
A. FP. Brooks
Gebhard
Brooks
Aberidan Former Need of eheten member dies in St Louis
John A. Aberidan, once linked to a case in Need of eheten, died in St Louis this morning. The prior Sheridan conviction and sentence were overturned by the Supreme Court, which remanded the crime.
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St. Lauis
John A
Aberidan
The
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Eheten Whamettey
Die Une
Sheridan
Supreame
Helix Barn Fire Destroys Stable and Hayloft
A barn owned by Louis Muller at Helix burned last night between nine and ten oclock. A lantern overturned, sparking the blaze, which consumed the interior and various chattels, including two wagons, grain, hay, and harness. Firefighters and neighbors fought the flames, but the structure, five years old and one of the region’s largest, was largely destroyed. The loss exceeds $5000 with only about $2000 insured.
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Louils Muller
Melix
Lota
Ieee
Hoelix
Wyoming Bank Robbery Ends In Shootout And Escape
Two unknown cowboys roped a bank raid at Cody Wyoming where cashier J O Middaugh was killed and a clerk and others fired on the robbers. The outlaws fled on horseback toward Gray Bull River, with a sheriff posse in pursuit. one bandit believed wounded, yet no official count of casualties announced.
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Sheriff's Posse
Gray Bull River
Cody
Wyo
Powter House
Thin Place
Evers
J. O. Mididaugh
Nodik
Cheyenne
Mortense
Amon
Labot Leaders Arrested for Malls Fraud and Sentences
Labot leaders Alested and Cush charged with using malls to defraud. They allegedly sent circulars asking men to pay fines of those convicted during the recent moot strike. Haufre receding secretary and others named. A separate death sentence to Joseph Panqualo for murder. In Chicago wheat prices shifted, Vesuvio shows activity, Pope Hed Heart Pasture reports heart attack with treatment.
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Omaha
Henry Haufielre
Jon Cushfoe
Peremiddent
Trades and Lauber Council
Ids
Meer
Haufflake
Manchurian Leaders Named in New Command
In St Petersburg on November 2 General Lineviteh will command the first Manchurian army and General Kaulbare leads the third under Kuropatkin. Negotiations to raise the score of a new omen continue as governments study details of an International commission inquiry toward a settlement of the details.
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Lamdon
Lansdowne Hans
Rosia
Leonel Rothwohild
London
St. Petersburg
Chester
Lineviteh
Gener Kaulbare
Uniler Kuropatkin
Explosion Injures Twenty. Damages Bridge and Property
A dynamite blast under Bond Street bridge near Mount Vernon New York from a New Haven railroad construction site injures about forty people, wrecks the bridge and nearby buildings. No fatalities reported. Estimated damage set at about 100000 dollars.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
New Haven
Bond Street
Ten Miners Die After Cage Plunge in Nanticoke Mine
Nov 2 report from Wilkes Barre Pa states a cage carrying 18 miners sank to the bottom of the Achinloss mine in Nanticoke, ten miles south. The cable snapped, the hoisting gear wrecked, and the bottom of the shaft filled with water. Ten Polish victims named Slava perished. others drowned as the cage dropped 1700 feet. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company owns the mine.
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Wilkenbarre
Lt In
Achinloss
Nanticoke
Elatwtecen
The
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal Company
Parker Campaigning in New York Speech Tour
Parker campaigns in New York on November 2, addressing events at Cooper Union and Carnegie Hall, despite a hoarse throat. He will be hosted by a club at a home reception before leaving for Connecticut at 1 tomorrow and plans a stop in Indiana for further speeches on Monday.
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Parker
Cooper Union
Carnegie Hall
Connecticut
Oregon Wool Demand Signals Higher Prices Ahead
Trade sources report strong wool demand across Oregon with buyers scouring markets from Wallowa to Umatilla counties. A. H. Sunderman predicts excellent wool and sheep prices next year due to global scarcity and rising need, noting no contracts yet in Umatilla and skepticism about political impact on markets.
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Tein
Wallowa
Eitain
Umatilla County
A. H. Sunderman
Heepman
Amye
United States
Deadly Winston reservoir flood in Salem
Nov 2 reports at Winston water works burst caused 17 deaths and 13 homes destroyed. A million and a half gallons of water swept over a mile, burying dwellings including Mam tin Peoples home. Both black and white residents aided relief as bodies continued to be found.
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Salem
Winston Water Works
Mra Peebles
Mra
John Poe
Thomas Southern
Woman's Ghastly Murder Shocks Vienna Society
A wealthy widower Johann Sikorn, aged 74, was found murdered and dismembered in his Vienna apartment. Frances Klein, a lodger, decoyed him, strangled him, cut off his limbs, and placed them on the sofa. she then robbed his wife of stocks worth thousands. The couple escaped with help and are believed to have fled toward America.
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Mullurt
Marika Ie
Johiem Sikorn
Pranciten Klein
Tkore
Hie
Himba
Sikora
America
Inmate Charles Worden Hangs Self at Salem Asylum
At the Asylum in Salem an inmate named Charles Worden aged 2 years died by hanging himself using silk handkerchief and a window frame. The coroner, Coroner Clough, conducted a full inquiry and released the asylum officials from blame after examining the circumstances and attending officials.
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Subile
Salem
Navy
Charles Worden
Clough
Riots in Lemberg District Amid Mobilization
Riots broke out at Lieff and Bugustaw Waasyikow and Kaniow following mobilization. Mobs attacked Jewish homes and shops. troops intervened, with several killed. Additional troops are being sent to the district.
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Lemberg
Galicia
Navy
Lieff
Reer
Bugustaw
Waasyikow
Kaniow
Housna
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