Affidavit details bid pressure over land deal in Oregon
An affidavit by Edward D. Kirkpatrick recounts a June 1906 bid on land in Umatilla county Oregon and a pressure involving W L Thompson cashier of Commercial National Bank Pendleton and Major Edwards agency official. Kirkpatrick claims Thompson offered a money stake to withdraw his bid and alleges collusion between Edwards and Thompson to favor a Montana interests bid.
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EK. D. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
W. L. Thompson Eaishier
Commercial National Leak
Ann Kirkpatrick
Edwards
Thorp
Stu
Oregon
Couuty
Umatilla
Edward DD. Kirkpatrick
Towoe
W. Ll. Park
Anth Major
Venatilla Agency
Umatilla County
E.W. M
Timatilla
Bidwards
Blakerler
Bedwirds
Whiktestee
Tie
Ind
Sven Kenny
Mager
Per Dieton
Omene
Blakessee
Commercial Nations Bank of Pendiston
Ageey
Con
Thompson
Jo Wae
Hin
Montana
Mr. Thompson
Major Edwards
Mr.Thompson
Neeney
Wink
Jme
Edward Db. Kirkpatrick
Charles H. Carter
Buenos
Edwardes
Guardian's bond inquiry finds no discrepancy in accounts
Pendleton investigation of guardian W. L. Thompson’s estate shows no discrepancy in accounting of estate loans. U.S. Fidelity &Guaranty assurances from manager JA Kennardy dated November 1, 2006 confirm guardianship is adequately protected.
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Pendleton
Naninet
W. L. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
JA. Kennardy
U.S. Fidelity & Dumantya
Fragmentary note on a dairy injury at work
A fragmentary report describes an incident where a worker at a dairy was confined to a milk wheel and damaged by a shed bolt. The wording is unclear but indicates injury and potential pain from the device and environment.
Bandit Taken at Umatilu in Kennewick raid narrative
A sheriff in Franklin County Washington captured a man at Umanitta believed tied to a robbery gang that killed three men at Kennewick on Wednesday. The suspect, Larkin, allegedly fired on deputies and was found with $80. He may have joined the gang after the robbery and had no stolen property on him.
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Fubanke
Frnkiln County
Wash
Umanitta
Emi
Kennewick
Lake
Aimenilta
Northern Pacific Bridge
Everning
Larkins
McNell
Cly Marehal Glover
Hatehey
Jacob Lake
McNeil
Larkin
Larking
Current Island
Columbia River
Metcalf and Jap Consul confer on school order
In San Francisco a secret meeting between Secretary Metcalf and the Japanese consul sought a settlement over excluding Japanese children from the city schools. Reports say discussions cover possible injunction suspension and instructions from Tokyo and Washington. In Washington the Mint bought 100000 ounces of silver for Denver and 500000 ounces for Philadelphia.
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San Francisco
Japaneueonsin
Metcalf
Washington
San Francico
United States
Elcuit Court of
Apporls
Government Fays
Denver
Philadelphia
Arguments on Injunction Over Lange’s District Attorney Title
Proceedings opened on an injunction to stop Abe Runet and followers from interfering with Langdon’s discharge as district attorney. Affidavits from Trafaeh and Acting Mayor OCallagher denied Lange’s claims. testimony focused on alleged improprieties and whether prior meetings influenced the appointment and removal actions.
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Lange
Abe Runet l
Langdon
Trhaef
Ocallagher
Lange Jan
Whitch
Lanedon
Gallagher
Indians and settlers clash near Ashland in Powder River Valley
A Sheridan correspondent reports Indians and soldiers clashed near Ashland over a proposal to return to the reservation. Some factions resist carrying out a wagon march as they seek permission to remain in the Powder River valley. The government land office notes a survey of 1,087 acres of Oregon lands in the just-ended year.
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Sheridan
Wye
Ashland
Tndline
Coronel Aucur
Powder River Valley
Government Land Office
United States
Oregon
Japanese Captain Caught Sketching Forts at Manila
A Japanese captain of engineers was captured while drawing fortifications on an island near Manila. He will be deported. the search found detailed fort diagrams and gun placements. Washington may quiz Tokyo on the act, while officials expect limited complications and no immediate danger.
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Manila
Mantia
Forte
Theselands
Tapan
Washington
Qursuon Tokio
Arrests Rock Quiet Town Over Mysterious Diamonds Murder
Police report key suspect Leopold linked to theft and a fatal diamond crime. Warranted arrest in Wisconsin follows claims of an alibi collapse. Officials confirm ongoing investigation and press conference details.
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Chieata
Leonan
Leopold
Margaret Lestie
Whrasag
Wis
Unclear historical notice with political and legal claims
Fragmentary OCR describes demands by a political figure to appoint officials and a divorce suit against a coach. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but references a court action, perjury accusation, and a club matter tied to Pittsburgh and a August request.
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Pitteburg
Marto
Douquesie Club
Lnes
Military Realignment to Redirect Forces in Asia
Nov. 2 report notes Tin is to be sent from Korea while half the Japanese army moves from Manchuria to Korea. The strategic realignment follows military engagement at home.
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Kores
Cushion Kills Wiensett in Laten Bank Vault
Laten Ind Nov 2 Charles M Williams acting cashier of the Citizens bank killed himself with a pistol in the bank vault. The tragedy occurred during open hours, shocking patrons and employees. Williams had recently faced financial stress and internal audit scrutiny. Police reported no foul play and are continuing routine inquiries.
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Laten
Ind
Charles M. Williame
Citizene’ Bank
Murder in Moriered and Thott Factory Meet
Jones A. McMillan, a 61 year old manufacturer, was found murdered near his home this morning. His pockets were rifled, and the crime occurred during the November 2 event in Mtteburg, Moriered and Thott. Police investigated the scene as other details remained unclear.
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Mtteburg
Jones A. McMillan
Hone
Indians to Receive About 25,000 Monday
On Monday a sum near 25,000 will be paid to Agent Edwards for the Tadinne of the Umatilla reservation. The money comes from rents owed by White men who leased the greater portion since October 1. Payments will be by check rather than cash, and whites will need permits to be on the reservation.
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Edwards
Umatilla
Wol
Thom
Fort Walla Walla
Cinevangle
Aged horseman Rhonimus in custody for murder
Rhonimus TS Tecovering, an elderly horseman, remains jailed after a pistol firearm case. Ais suspect in the death of Myers, with a No 6 shotgun shell cited as the fatal cartridge. District Attorney Phelps filed a murder complaint and will present to the January grand jury. Rhonimus awaits trial or bail.
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Feele
Bex
Myers
Phelpa
Rheamus
Fhelps
Rhonimus
Indictments Likely In Election Fraud Cases In St Louis
St Louis grand jury refuses to name defendants yet seeks bench warrants for seven repeaters and delinquent election officials. Four Republicans and three Democrats are secured. By Tuesday 75 indictments charging election frauds are expected. Amundsen denies sordid motives and confirms acceptance of Geographical Society invitation, saying British government funds were not used for pecuniary gain.
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St. Louis
Anundsen
Chicago
Amundsen
Geographical Society
Cond Kineau Dead Briefing in Lancashire Consulate Move
Former Washington correspondent for San Francisco papers Charles E. Kinesid, recently appointed consul in Lancashire England, died. Funeral details not listed.
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Cinetomatic
Charles E. Kinesid
Washington
Levee Obstruction Ordinance Passed by City Council
A special city council meeting approved an ordinance banning fences or buildings on the levee and establishing penalties for violations. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars and imprisonment, with daily penalties for delays in removal after notice by the marshal. The measure applies to obstructions not on the two existing right of way structures, the Falling and the Bowman Pulling at Mato etyoet.
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Shvone
Mato Etyoet
Estimates on the Election Forecasts and Support Shifts
Illinois voters anticipate Republican lead with projections of about 1.0 million to 700,000 for Democrats while Socialists claim 86 000 to 90 000. In New York Hearst faces five to one odds with Hughes betting and Croker praising McGarren's Hearst shift. Bryan predicts Hearst victory but will stay away if unwinnable.
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Cannon
Jes Croker
Dublin
Castile
Hearst
New York
Chicago
Illinois
Cahnon
Stock Exchange
Wolf Brothers
Hughes
Henry Clews
Root
Croker
McCarren
Richard Croker
McGarren
Democratic
Brvan
Bryan
Mind S. Coler
Portland Transport For Injured Worker After Stabbing
Dr W G Cole and Dr Fr Wy Vins cent returned from Barnhart after tending a stabbed track walker. The man was shipped to Portland for further treatment. No complaint has been made to the sheriff. The assailant’s identity and motive remain unclear as officers offer no new leads.
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W. G. Cole
Wy Vinscent
Barnhart
Cole
Portland
Eriou
Turkeys Hunt Caps Day in Virginia Town
In Siovertily Virginia on November 2 the pres Went Ty Pishe and others pursue a turkeys hunt. The pretent and his wife live in true country taste, as they enjoy simple rural life.
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Siovertily
Ty Pishe
Plow Factory Destroyed in Pittsburg Fire
Pittsburg November 2 The Carnegie Plow manufacturing plant was destroyed by fire this morning with a loss estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie
Givle Sisters Enter Convent Route Across Nation
Sisters Georgiona and Selma of the Holy Nam sisterhood traveled this morning with novitiate T2 from Denver Oeden Salt Lake and Boles, heading to join a convent in Poriiind. Across the United States many rural mail carriers are moving toward religious life.
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Givle
Georgiona
Selma
United States
Shaat
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