Educators From Gates Attend Northwest Meeting
Educators and officials from Washington Oregon Idaho and other states gathered for a Northwest teachers meeting at Preston Oregon. Key figures include State Superintendent J H Acker and Weston President George Pendleton with many local and regional educators attending the joint program at Muse Hall and surrounding venues.
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Preston W
Deraster
Man
Mand Ie
The
United
Beatonie
Whitman
Weston Normal
Will Seca
French
Bate
B. Bryan
Muay
Idaho
Altendanion
Sarntine
Northwest
P-L. Campbell
Uni
Ma Fiveron
Presidente
Oregon
Iberinten
Grande City
George A. Pendles
Weston
Presiden Cohuttney
Whang
Liege
Milton
R. N . Henilent
Lewiston City
Thormay
Uperintende City
Rev. Ann Paul's School
Walla
Inter mountain fate opens with brisk crowds and decor Tue
Nature smiles on the Inter Mountain Fate opening in Oct city as attendees fill the annual convention venue. The event promises a record exhibition and strong attendance with many strangers arriving yesterday. Packed trains and ample accommodations ease travel for visitors. Rock Island appoints L Lore as head manager of a western railway system in Mexico.
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Bulke
Henley
Thin Ait
Dexine
Cort
L. . Lore
Rock Bland
Od Wvatem
Vailwaye
Mexico
Pendleton Eagles Initiate 100 Members in Press Rally
Pendleton Eagles plan an October 1 initiation of 100 candidates into the aerie during a benefit order. The event will include press men from Umatilla county and nearby papers, with special machinery for initiation and a 7.60 weekly benefit. The lodge will begin constructing a new hall on Court street, expanding to 50 by 100 feet, aiming for the largest lodge in Pendleton.
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Pendiotan Aerie
Pendleton Eagles
Aerie
Wheeler
Court Street
Pendleton Seria
Elmer P. Dodd
The
Tribune
Fred D. Boyd
Athena Press
John P. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
M. A. Ferguson
Adama Advance
Fred Lampkin
T. C. Warner
Fred Harp
Dave Ingram
Otto Didion
East Oregonian
Wee
Cuisieting
J. T. Hinkle
Conrad Platspeder
Mucceas
Bugies
Pendleton Werle
Wool Prices Rise Amid Utah Wyoming Buyer's Push
Wool buyers in Utah and Wyoming push to corner the clip with agents paying 16 cents per pound for prime wool. The scramble raises competition among buyers at all centers as two thirds of the 1905 crop has already been contracted, with prices reported 14 to 16 cents and deliveries scheduled ahead of last spring.
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Utah
Bult Dayke
U—Hintern
Wyoming
Bnthre Diabello
Aggressive War Reports From Front Lines and Disturbances
Oct reports from multiple fronts describe Russian and Japanese actions around Ben situ and Tassin Center with Japanese forces advancing and Russians repulsed. Muted fire on Shakhe river and fortifications noted as both sides clash. Separately, the Anti-Horsethief Association convenes in Guthrie Oklahoma with about 45 branches represented.
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Guthrie
Oklmw
O. I
Olahoma
Ladin
Coast steamer Alice Kimball wrecked near Shushin Oregon
The Alice Kimball ran aground in a storm near the mouth of the Sine Law river after parting its anchor chain. Crew swam through breakers, launched a boat, and rescued by George Marti the owner and his wife as the vessel broke up. Also reports fearsome fires near Santa Monica threaten ranches and cattle losses.
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Alice Kimball
Shushin
Eugene
Frisco
Florence
Sinelaw River
George Marti
Pires
Seta Manon
Los Angeles
Florent Frei Wwitch Hive
Santa Monica
Thourfinde
Dolinrn Joss
Faminon
Umatilla County Assessment Figures for 1904 Tax Roll
Umatilla County reports taxable property value up by 299,168.20 from 1903 with a total assessment of 9,457,195.05. Assessor Strain notes exemptions were fewer this year, excluding Oregon Building & Loan Association stock. The roll lists 86,726 acres tillable, 600,404 acres non tilable, 691.15 miles of rail lines, and stock totals of 9887 mules and horses, nearly double cattle. Personal property declines reflect potential 300 exemption not enacted. Summary of assessment follows.
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Umatilla County
Board of Equalization
Board
Oregon Building & Loan Association
Asgseswor
Umatilla
Umatillas
Atock
R. H. Bed
Vps Svewenener
Forfeitures light up Umatilla Court profits
Warren Stephens forfeited 8000 in cash and bonds with other defendants paying hundreds in fines as the October term of the state circuit court in Umatilla County produced convictions or guilty pleas in 8 of 11 cases. George Weastel and Warren Stephens faced bail forfeitures, while John Duffy and Ralph Ward faced cattle and horse theft related penalties. In other items, Wallula youth runaways, a blaze claiming two child lives, and the death of Admiral Vansittart were noted.
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Warren Stephens
Jin EK
Weston
Pines
Umatilla County
Elrcurt
George Weastel
Voice of Appeal
John Duffy
Ralph Ward
John Woods
Harry Kelly
Pat McCabe
John Wa Letaie
George Lamont
Edwin R. Stokes
Ballee
William McDonnell
Taft to pacify Panama amid tensions in Caribbean
President Roosevelt directed Secretary Taft to visit Panama to confer with the republics leaders over U S control of the zone amid renewed hostility. Taft plans to depart November 14 with Minister Obvildin and counsel Cromwell, as Panama’s anger over U S actions threatens to flare again and a damper on cross border talks.
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Washington
Dent
Tatt
Panama
Republic
United States
Omnia Sone
Tath
Miniater Obvldin
William Nelson Cromwyell
Pate Ame Cid Company
Pwellig
Three Burned to Death in Hartington Fire
Hartington Nebraska reports a fatal blaze killing two children Dorin and Haxel Barnhart, offspring of F. W. Barnhart and Hertha Felber. The fire is blamed on the girl tossing kerosene into a stove, causing a deadly explosion.
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Hartingwn
Dorin
Haxel
F. W. Barnhart
Hertha Felber
Keith Company to Perform at Fraser Opening Night
The Keith Hepertonne Company comes to the Fraser next Monday night October 24 for a week long engagement. One performance each week will be given and an interesting line of productions will be introduced. The opening engagement will be The Power of Truth.
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Keith
Conlin
Keith Hepertonne
Fraser
Registration Books Close For County Election
County registration books will close tomorrow afternoon at 6 and will not reopen until after election. The county work’s office was sold down after noon with 180 names added to the register since the June election.
Land Sharks to Escape in Federal Land Fraud Probe
The Oregon Daily Journal reports the government plans no grand jury submission or subpoenas in the land fraud cases, save a possible single exception. Secret Interior Department agents continue digging for proof, with strong hints of involvement by men of means and high standing, though indictments remain uncertain.
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Grand Jury
Oregon Daily Journal
United States
T Patriot
John Hall
Interior Department
Basia
Francia J. Heney
Benson
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Trae Des Chumch
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Loree
Eagles
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Kuropatkin
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Kim
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Vorces
Fao
Tokio
Abepatoh
Gyama
Kurepatitin
Shakhe River
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Bensitu
St. Petersburg
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Lawn
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Umiatilla
Wallula
George Files
Chester
Claude Arnold
Admiral Vansittart
Deal
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Taft
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Wuelligton
Tides
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Slocum Commission
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Parkin
Jacksonville
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Palm Heach
James Wee
Fates Beach
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