Heyburn Hissed From Platform At Irrigation Congress
At the National Irrigation Congress in Bolne Oregon Senator Heyburn was hissed off the stage after attacking President Roosevelt and forest reserves. Gifford Pinchot defended government policy. Tomorrow session will vote on next meeting place and officers, with Sacramento a leading candidate.
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Bolne
East Oregonian
National Irrigation Congress
Heyburn
Roosevelt
Forestry Department
Idaho
Gifford Pinchot
Nowell
Reclamation Department
Riverside Park
Twin Falls
Minidoike
Snake River
Transformation in Idaho Irrigation Spurs Growth, Judge Declares
Judge Lowell praises how southern Idaho transformed from sagebrush to irrigated farmland with homes every five acres as projects advance. Congress plans noon adjournment at Belview with excursions to Twin Falls and other areas. Agnes Anderson burned by hot soap at Domestic Laundry. injury not serious.
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Tech
Idaho
Lowell
Congress
Belve
Tomorow
Twin Falls
Mien
Agnes Anderson
Minx Anderson
Miss Anderson
Extradition Doubts Cloud Stensland Case Amid Philadelphia Bank Collapse
Washington reports uncertainty over the Sultan of Morocco handling Stensland's return as officials fear he bribed Moroccan authorities. In Philadelphia a major bank collapse leads to three arrests in a real estate trust failure. Adolph Segal and others face bail, with bonds set and hearings scheduled amid ongoing investigations.
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Stensland
Philadelphia Trust Company
Washington
Morocco
Sensland
America
State Department
Tangier
Philadelphia
Panite
Adolph Segal
William North
E. & Collingwood
Segal
Earl
Shackamaxon
Piotrowski Defends Sullivan Amid Campaign Clashes
Chicago dated September 5 reports M L Piotrowski democratic candidate for state treasurer replying to Bryan's pledge that no candidate deserves democratic support if tied to Sullivan. Piotrowski refuses withdrawal and rejects repudiating Sellin.
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Bryan
Chicago
M. L. Piotrowski
Sullivan
Sellivin
Hood River Apple Trade Attracts Eastern Shippers
H J Miller of Chicago and Northwestern reports Hood River apple season is excellent with high prices. Spitzenberg shipments to eastern states fetch about 1.5 to 2.0 dollars per box, boosting land values as fruit growers expand. Railroads compete to handle increasing shipments from Hood River, Milton, and La Grande regions.
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Kitty Carloméis
Spltzenbergs
H. J. Miller
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Hood River
Spitzenberge
Emetern
Miller Weli
Albany speech signals awakening in Democratic conference
Jerome urges more exposures to energize voters as Albany hosts a Democratic conference. He warns people are indifferent and need more exposure to spur civic engagement and support for the upcoming center political movement.
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Albany
Jerome
of Democrate
Ayte’s Dwelling Burns At Durker In Eastern Oregon
The country mansion of W G Ayre, eastern Oregon sheep king, was destroyed by fire at Durkee near 1 am. The servant escaped. contents were removed. Plans and art works saved. Barns, outbuildings, and stock largely saved. insurance likely but not confirmed. Rebuilding planned.
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Durker
Finker City
W. G. Ayre
Oregon
Baler County
Ayre
Ipteinaire
Japanese Crop Surges Beyond Average Amid Talks and Boycott
A mass meeting at the Mongo theater in Tokyo promoted a boycott of street railways and discussed blockades. Rumors of an auction of street railway properties surfaced for Thursday. The Japanese crop yield nears 270,000,000 bushels, about 1 percent above average, signaling a record season.
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Tokyo
Mongo
Tite
Horses to Kansas Sold by Hartie for Tomorrow Run
J W Hartie plans a three car load of stock horses to depart over the O R & N toward Chetopa Kansas tomorrow. The purchase was made from Charles Welch and John Temple. The horses were reportedly killed on the range in the John Day country.
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Kansas
J. W. Hartie
Chetopa
Kan
Charles Welch
John Temple
John Day Country
Money Market Relief Hinted by Secretary Shaw Visit
Oyster Bay reports turmoil as villagers resent wealthy New Yorkers crowding Christ Church for its 200th anniversary while President attends. Rumors say Secretary Shaw may deposit gold to aid money markets before southern speechmaking tour. Also, Navy Lieutenant Dunn dismissed for scandal aboard the USS Independence.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Dunn
Navy
Boston
Washington
Rept
Shaw
Europe
Christ Episcopal Church
Sted
Washington, Sept
Mare Inland
Naval Vacancies Near Navy Academy Prompt Staffing Doubts
Annapolis Sept 6 The next fourth class at the naval academy will be the smallest in years with just over 200 sworn in and officials worried about fitting future classes. Vacancies for next year will swell from graduates in June, aiming for about 400 midshipmen if all vacancies are filled, as nominations shift to senators and representatives for exams in 1907.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Apel
Cial Academy
Perini
Milton Commissioner Wins Intercounty Foot Race
H B Lee, a Milton commissioner, won an interstate event in a foot race against Washington’s TH. BL during a county court session. Lee limped after stepping in a hole near finish but celebrated as the victor while fellow commissioners showed him deferential praise.
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Milton
Court House
Lee
Northwestern Gas & Mlertric Company
Walla Wallin
Walla Walla County
Pulld
Ive
Japan seeks foreign loan for Manchurian enterprises
Tokio September. M Takahtel vice governor of the Bank of Japan left for England and the United States to negotiate a government loan of 40,000,000 for Manchurian enterprises. If favorable, he may seek replacing old loans with new ones at a lower rate. The government approves the Manchuria Railway plan and Hayashi is to negotiate Chinese subscriptions alongside the government. Estimated cost for rolling stock is 17,000,000 yen.
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Tokio
M. Takahtel
Bank of Japan
England
United
Sttates
Manchuria
China
M. Hayashi
Tt Te
Winery Explosion Destroys Sherrin Winery Near Fresno
An early morning explosion wrecked the Sherrin Pasteurizing house and a large California winery two miles south of Fresno. Buildings and stock houses were destroyed, with damage estimated at 200000 dollars. Henry Schilling is presumed dead among the ruins. others were injured. A candle, fumes, and fire caused a blaze that consumed 360000 gallons of wine.
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Fresno
Cal
Sherrin
Great California Winery
Henry Schilling
Ruina
Schilling
Pendleton Man Sentenced For Whiskey Refusal To Leave Saloons
Fred Dunbar of Pendleton was sentenced by Federal Judge Hunt to 12 hours in the county jail and a $26 fine for trafficking whiskey on the Umatilla reservation. He pled guilty and admitted his occupation as a saloon business. The judge urged him to quit and find honest work. Other five defendants await trial before Judge Wolverton in Portland after earlier arrests inside the reservation.
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Portland
Ore
Fred Dunbar
Pendleton
Hunt
Umatilla
Dunbar
Major Edwarde
John Hel Jen, Jr
Wolverton
Hun
Croker to Return for Bryan Vote in Belfast Dinner
Richard Croker plans a return to America to back Bryan but vows to refuse Tammany removal. Annie Campbell reports that Croker told Bryan at a Belfast dinner he would vote for him despite not supporting the reform effort.
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America
New York
Richard Croker
Bryan
Annie Campbell
Cora- Hinl
Belfast
Croker
Gold Third Confessed in Alaska Robbery Case
Fairbanks Sept 5 Robert Mueller, ringleader of the great gold robbery, has confessed. Officers recovered 85,000 and 1,000 to be used in the alleged theft. Foresters at San Jose California report the High Court of Ancient Order of Foresters opened this morning with delegates from coast states Nevada and Hawaii. High Chief Ranger J.B.R. Sanford presided.
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Reno
San Vege
Ned
Fairbanks
Alaskan
Robert Mulier
Foresters
San Jose
Cal
High Court of Ancient Order of Foresters
Nevada
Hawaii
J. BR. Sanford
Fatal Cave-In Buries Worker at Fourth and Stevenson
Killed by a cave-in in San Francisco, Vincent Gamba, a laborer, was buried alive during an excavation at Fourth and Stevenson streets. His body was recovered an hour later, but he had already died.
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San Franccisco
Vincent Gamba
Inborer
Fourth
Stevenson Streets
Prospect of Arbitration Ends Open Strike Standstill
In San Francisco the strike by carmen nears settlement as arbitration is offered. The company hesitates to recognize the union and demands the workers return first while leaders forecast acceptance of the recommended terms and a return to service.
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San Francisco
Sept
Carmen
Calhoun
United Railways
Cornelius
Crs
Union and Telegraph plan consolidation in California lines
In Los Angeles on September the Union and Telegraph companies announce a certificate of consolidation. The Home Telephone firm will issue mortgage bonds totaling 90,000 dollars as part of the consolidation of southern California telephone networks.
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Los Angeles
Sept
Union
Ne & Telegraph Corpo- Home
Compa
Southern California
Peace Conference Boosts Efforts to End Havana Rebellion
Congressman Austin Cruz and Colonel Lena, peace commissioners, meet with rebel General Guxoan at a Havana conference aiming to arrange terms and end the rebellion.
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Havana
Austin Cruz
Lena
Guxoan
New Election Demanded as Congressmen Resign
To force a new election the revolution demands, three Senate members and one representative resigned today, with others indicating willingness to follow.
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Havang
Threats escalate as regiment warns leaders of consequences
Fearing harm to Colonel Dum Wade and the regiment’s officers, authorities publish a notice warning that if the colonel is harmed, they will target leaders of all progressive parties. Shrydio expresses concern over the fleet’s setback and garrison morale.
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Sebastopol
Dum- Wade
Trial of mutineers at Kronstadt proceeds
Kronstadt September 5 The trial of 200 mutineers including Onipkre, the penalt leader of the recent parliament, began today. There are 1000 witnesses, and the trial will probably be prolonged.
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Kronstadt Kronstadt
Onipkre
Beran
Chicago Wheat Market Report in Sept
Wheat opened at TOW and closed at 70 with mixed nearby action. Corn started at 47 S-8 and finished the session with the same. Other futures showed slight changes as the market absorbed early moves.
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Chicago
Married in a tree wedding on a Vancouver tour
JM Woodruff now of Eugene formerly Salom and his partner held a rural wedding described as the first in a car backed into a tree during a Vancouver Island tour with friends. Witness Mie Chien Noorey recently from Ohio attended. A separate Oregon District fair at Roseburg features road racing scheduled through the week.
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JM. Woodrufft
Eugene
Salom
Swhite
Salem Journal
Vancouver
Orecon District Agricultural Association
Roneburg
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