Oregon Reform Plan for Water Rights Creation
An Oregon irrigation reform proposal outlines a state water rights system. It envisions a four commission structure, division into districts, and a state irrigation board with a governor and officers to manage all waters not decreed by court order. The plan aims to codify reclamation law, appoint officials, and set acre foot volumes for water allotments.
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United States
Grocon
Morris Bien
Testate Bee Orminicon
John T
Gregan
Missooula Campaign Stop Details Irrigation and Reservations
Candidate Fairbanks delivered remarks at Missoula focusing on irrigation and opening Indian reservation lands. Ward urged continued Republican governance and campaign vigor while noting Fairbanks showed strain during the tour. The Helena to Missoula run was uneventful with Fairbanks in decent shape and campaigning on policy.
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Minotlil
Mont
Fairbanks
Arigal
Helena
Republican Party
Adermen arraigned in Buffalo bribery case
Buffalo on trial for bribery as seven present and former aldermen face charges. Henry Moat J Thomas Harry Ofrin EK Pittice Edward C Belner Louis G Roedels Henry G Suhner John G Ruach plead not guilty. Ball set at 1500 dollars amid crowd in courtroom. Alleged plot tied to Democratic opposition and state election. Two aldermen previously confessed to grand jury immunity claimed.
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Baffalo City
Atlee
Buffalo
Justin Kenerick
Henry Moat
J. ‘Thomas
Harry Ofrin
Pittice
Ldermen
Edward C. Belsxer
Louis G. Roedels
Henry G. Suhnei der
John G. Ruach
Tate
Golconda Mine to Be Reopened Under Prussig Plan
Chicago financier Alexander Prussig arrived in Pendleton to finance and manage the Golconda mine until about April 1, 1905. Old stockholders may contribute pro rata to a reorganizaton fund to cover roughly $30,000 in mortgage indebtedness as the mine, closed since last May, is revived.
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Golconda
Basgiern
Oregon
Leavon
Alexander Prusdig
Chicago
Red Boy
Coet
Pendleton
Portland
San Francino
Prussig
pTha
Russian Fleet Disaster and Mukden Skirmishes Reported
Telegraph and newspaper wires report Japanese advances along the Russian front with claims of Daling Pass captured near Mukden. Port Arthur bombardment details and conscription expansions are noted, while rumors claim 7000 Russians killed at Port Arthur and ongoing battles near Mukden with large forces and 1000 guns.
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Linge
Daling Pass
Mukden
Muk
Daling
St. Petersburg
Chee Foo
Port Arthur
Itte
Rome
Italia Militaire
Kuropatkin
Pune
Sheep car shortage eased for Idaho woolgrowers
Rolse Sept 29 The sheepmen of Idaho will gain cars on demand to load stock after weeks of scarcity since the strike. Sheepmen faced high costs delaying shipments while Monte B Gwinn secretary of the Idaho Woolgrowers Association pressed railroad authorities for relief. Authorities assured every possible action to relieve the situation.
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Rolse
Hne
Idaho
Monte B.gwinn
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
Investigation report favors Goodnow in Shanghai case
Washington September 26 H D Pierce third assistant secretary of alche completed his inquiry and reported to the president on Consul General Goodnow at Shanghai The unofficial word is that the report favors the accused but it may not final as prosecutors plan further evidence
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Washington
H. D. Pierce
Alche
Goodnow
Shanghai
Capitaliat explorer William Steigier injured in runaway
Callender's Point Connecticut September 28 a capitaliat and Arctic exploration enthusiast William Steigier was fatally injured last night in a runaway accident. His horses were held at the gate of the residence and he was thrown to the ground.
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Callender's Point
Conn
Willam Steigier
Parker Visite Old Hastite in New York Sept 29
Parker spent the morning calling on old associates of the ap peyote fiason of the supreme court. He received several callers and expected to return to Esopus tomorrow.
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Parker
Old
Hastite
New York
Appeyote
Supreme Court
Esopus
Senator Hearse in, Worcester, Mass. Moribund as Night Fades
Sen ator Hear in, Worcester, Massachusetts, Sept 29, is reported no better this morning but failed throughout the night. Physicians cannot say if he will live through the day or not.
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Howe
Worcester
Masy
Seniator
Building collapse in Ashland and Sixth kills one
A building under construction on Ashland Avenue and Sixth Street collapsed at noon, killing one worker and seriously injuring five others. The project is owned by Alderman Carey, with claims that faulty construction caused the disaster.
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Onieage
Aone
Ashland Avenue
S6th
Fi We
Alderman Carey
Ut iv
Death Is at Hand and Lady Curzon Health Updates
Worcester reports Senator Moar driving this afternoon. Dr Gilman warns that death must come. Lady Curzon shows improvement but remains at risk. London notes Lady Curzon had a tough night yet gains strength but not out of danger.
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Worcester
Moar Te
Gilman
Lady Curzon
London
Districts Weigh Railroad Tax Delays and Appeals
Districts may lose funds as rail lines delay tax collections through possible writs of review to the Supreme Court. Officials fear an unavoidable delay if the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company appeals, leaving districts to tax themselves. County and district attorneys push for a swift resolution to avoid self-imposed levies.
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O. K. & No Company
Wate Supreme Court
Assoanar C. FP
Sinin
Athalon Dugeonts
Timatitia Phyae
Powsennion
Ieau
Supreme Court
Sustemor
Oregon Railroad & Navlertio Company
Distriet
Phelpa J
James A. Fee
Supreme Court Action on Follett Robbery Suspects
In Maton Wisconsin on September 2 the supreme court weighed a ban Follett case amid possible action tomorrow. Three men were shot by robbers during a bank hold up Monday. one victim died.
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Maton
Wis
Supreme Court
Hokl
Vieting
Stubblefield Home for Indigent Will Open Soon
Walla Walla Sept 29 The Stubblefield Home for indigent widows and orphans nears opening in October with Superintendant A R Olde and Matron Myre Olde overseeing preparations. New hot water heating and plumbing installed. admissions already being received from Walla Walla Umatilla counties and beyond, with more applicants than spaces likely.
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Witows Asylum
Walla Walla
Hito
Stubblefield
Wile
Orphine
Nee Cupancy
A. R. Olde
Myre Olde
Umatilla
Washington
Oregon
Connecticut Launches Mighty Battleship at Brooklyn Yard
The battleship Connecticut was launched at 11 14 AM at the Brooklyn Navy Yard amid cheers and flag waving. Mime Alice Welles, Gideon Welles’s granddaughter, christened the ship Salem on September 24. The Carey land fund remains in force until land set aside is reclaimed, per the General Land Office notice. In Walla Walla, R Worth accidentally shot himself in the right leg while hunting yesterday afternoon. the injury is serious.
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Lincoln
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Connecticut
Alice Welles
Gideon Welles
Navy
Salem
State Land Board
General Land Office
Carey Land
Walla Walla
R. Worth
Teachers Corps Now Complete at Pendleton Schools
The Pendleton public schools completed their corps of teachers with the election of Miss Anna Deal and Miss Kya Uren, bringing total instructors to 24. Deal begins Monday, Uren at once. Director Teutschoh praises the new staff and notes crowded rooms, upcoming new buildings, and plans for a board inspection tour after Dr J Smith returns from the East. Wheat market details follow with local prices unchanged.
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Pendleton Public
Anna Deal
Kya Uren
Conklin
J. Smith
Unionism to stay says Gompers amid labor setback
Washington Sept 24 President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor called the interview with Barney Cohen of the Milnola Federation of Labor hopeful. He said there is nothing to fear for or revived labor now or in the future. He added trade unionism has come to stay as a distinctive institution despite temporary labor setbacks.
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American Moderation of Labor
Washington, D.C
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Barney Cohen
Milnola Federathon of Labor
Gompern
Gompera
Miners Union officials confirm Roosevelt letter as genuine
Denver dispatch reports editor John M. ONeill of Miners Magazine says he published the Roosevelt letter with the full approval of Secretary Haywood and President Moyer. ONeill, Moyer, and Haywood said they still believed the letter genuine.
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Miners’ Union
M Roosevelt
Denver
John M. O'Neill
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
Terretary Haywood
Moyer
O'Neill
Haywood
Five Killed as Baltimore Train Strikes Group
Five men believed to be Laborers were struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Galootin this morning. Four died at once and the fifth may die, as a fatal accident report reaches Lexington.
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Baltimore
Frederick
N. DD
Baltimore & Ohio
Signatures Await for Citizens' League Petitions
Three copies of Citizens' League resolutions await signatures from property owners and business men excluding saloon men at local stores Lee Teutech Boston Taylora hardware. Urgent signers include those interested in a permanent league tomorrow night. A committee member notes Pendleton homeowners show interest in regulating Hawtor traffic to drop the contention. The event sets for the Consumer Phil Awards where permanent oversight will be effected.
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Citizens' League
Lee Teutech
Boston
T. C
Taylora
League
Pendleton
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