Fulton Denounces Indictments Involving Mitchell Hermann
Senator Fulton says the government evidence appears incomplete and expresses astonishment at the grand jury indictment. He cites alleged admissions by Mitchell and uncorroborated testimony from Pater, who sought fast patenting with May’s letter and a land office push.
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Wasarsoros
Fulton
Mitchell
Hermann
Witchell
Pater
Ashington
Land Office
Peter
Watson
Oregon Senator Denounces Conspiracy Charge and Vindication Hope
A Congressional statement condemns false corruption claims against Oregon's Mitchell and Hermann. The speaker rebukes accusations tied to Puter and Mitchell's aid, insisting public trust hinges on vindication. Hall reappointment details are clarified with Moreland and Brownell positions noted.
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Mitchell
Hermann
Jate
Puter
Washington
Hall
Moreland
Brownell
Portland Centennial Notes and Lewis and Clark Exposition details
Portland prepares for the Lewis and Clark Centennial with major exhibits from Nebraska and Missouri. Displays include Japanese life and customs, a miniature mine operation, Alaskan fisheries and oils, water sports, and mimic naval battles. U.S. government duty free import order, cadet corps plans from Oregon Agricultural College and Washington College, plus orchard fruit offerings from Roseburg.
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Oregon Territory
Lewie and Clark
Missouri
United States
The
Washington Agricultural College
Port Arthur Surrenders as Japanese Accept Terms
The Japanese and Russian negotiators reach capitulation terms at Shushiying. 20 000 garrison soldiers and non combatants become prisoners of war while officers march out with arms and receive liberty after pledges not to fight again. Negotiations authorize plenary power to sign immediate capitulation. The fall strengthens Japan and prompts talk of peace mediation.
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Fusan
Stoessel
Nogi
Shushiying
Russia
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Port Arthur
Oyama
Liao Yang
Manchuria
Port Arthur Falls as Japanese Capture Ends Siege
Jan 3 reports confirm Port Arthur has fallen after months of brutal fighting. Japanese commander Nogi accepts Russian capitulation. Stoessel asks Emperor Nicholas II to approve terms and parole for officers. The fortress, hailed as the Gibraltar of the East, suffers heavy losses on both sides.
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Tok
Jan
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Chefoo
Tokio
Gen
Nogi
Toso
Bewiegi
Gibraltar
Ondnes
Russia
Sebastopol
Texic
Czar
Texio
Toxo
Far East
Japan
Iichi
Jealous Portland man slays Fritz and wife then dies
Henry H. Loomis 37 shoots Frank Fritz 19 after suspecting infidelity with Loomis wife 23. He wounds Fritz and wife at East Davis street and Union avenue then kills himself with a throat-cut after cradling his wife’s corpse.
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Port Laxp
Frank Fritz
Henry H. Loomis
Fritz
Loomis
East Portland
East Davis Street
Union Avenue
Grand Avenue
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General Stoessel
Serna
Pees
Useia S
C. W. Fulton
RB. W. Fenn
Government Geographical and Geological Survey of
Urasil
South America
U. S
Roseburg
Oregon
Marsters’ Drug Store
B. W. Strong the Furniture Man
Mitchel
Senate
Tam
Svalost Hermann
Congress
Portland Centennial Notes
Netraska
Camo Street
Asiatic Village
Tream of
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Portland
Roseburg Nursebee
H. Schroten
Rank and File Prisoners OF
St. Petersevrc
Kuropatkin
Biriloff
Shuishiying
Fullerton & Richardson
Roseburg, Ore
Douglas
a. C_ MARSTERS
Board OF Drectors
W. Benson
Booth J. H. Booth
J.T Brideam
Lyons
A. U. Marsters
K.L Milla
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