Sheepmen barred from forest reserves by federal ruling
Judge Hawley of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals enjoins sheepmen from pasturing on forest reserves in seven states and two territories. The Interior Department rule of 1897 barred such grazing with fines up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment. The decision upholds that only Congress can authorize grazing and that reserves require a general land office permit approved by the Interior Secretary.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco Examiner
Bheepmen
Washington
California
Arizona
United States
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Tional
Vold
Secretary of the Interior
Woodworth
Beatty
Junge Morrow
Stanislaus
Tecome
General Land Office
Do Right and Bet Happy
A columnist argues that true hell is a guilty conscience not fiery damnation. Do right, resist temptation, and uphold simple duty to gain lasting inner peace, since natural laws reward obedience and punish deviation with inner fires.
Careful Breeding Needed to Improve Poultry Stock
The Pacific Homestead condemns careless breeding in poultry yards. It urges selective breeding, age and vitality checks, and eradication of scrub stock to avoid mongrel offspring. Cross breeding is warned as detrimental, risking inferior results and loss of desirable traits.
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Pacific
Hhis
Seine
Woo
Roosevelt in Paris Seen as Champion of Progress Compared to William
Paris papers quote President Roosevelt in relation to John Wesley anniversary praising his appeal to elites to engage with real life. They contrast Roosevelt with Kaiser Wilhelm, portraying Roosevelt as progressive and religiously practical, while Wilhelm embodies tradition and conservatism and Christianity versus Latin free thought.
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Roosevelt
John Wesley
Paris
Clert
Thorder
William
Grenszbeten
Koustvelt
Calsun
Kaiser William
Kaiser Wiliam
Binger Hermann Seeks Congress Nomination After Tongue Death
Salem Journal notes U S land commissioner Binger Hermann enters the race for Congress following the untimely death of Hon. Thus H. Tongue. It cites his strong points such as personal magnetism and long service to friends, warning southern district rivals to reckon with his influence. Also mentions Pacific Coast tour by Kleser Hobson and Ellen Stone. Roseburg exposure warned if both visit together.
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Bon. Finger Hermann
United Stats
Washington
Congress
H. Tongue
Binger Hermann
Salem Journal
Kleser
United States
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Santiago
Mise Ellen Stone
Pacific Coast
Roseburg
Plague Campaign Aims to Wipe Out San Francisco Plague
Health officials in San Francisco launch an active campaign to stamp out the plague in the Chinese quarter. Inspectors enter every room in tenements and investigate sanitary conditions as cases and deaths decline since January.
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Chow Uial
San Francisco
Washington
Kentucky backs Roosevelt for national convention vote
The article notes Kentucky will cast its vote for Theodore Roosevelt at the next national convention. It states Roosevelt has more admirers among Kentucky leaders than any other Republican president and predicts little support for an anti Roosevelt movement in the state.
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Kentucky
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republcan
Star of Bethlehem May Have Tied to Comet's Cycles
In 1911 theories link the Star of Bethlehem to a periodic comet. David Forbes Bazzards argues a long interval comet with a 75 year cycle, last seen in 835, may reappear. Halley’s comet, observed in 1682, was predicted near 1759, with other historic sightings noted and calendar miscalculations discussed.
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Bethlehem
David Forbes
Josephus
Jerusalem
Forbes
Mr. Fortes
Dionysius
Puyallup Indian Reservation Open for Sale of Allotted Lands
After fifteen years Tacoma backed effort, the Interior Department ends ten year sale restrictions under the 1898 act. The Puyallup reserve, a mile from Tacoma’s business center, may now sell or encumber lands like other owners. Taxes will be due, though previously exempt.
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Tacoma
Puyallup
Interior Department
Elf
Packers to Store Surplus Food as Regulator of Prices
A Michigan Farmer article argues big packing houses may enter cold storage for eggs poultry and other foods. They would collect seasonal surplus at one time and release it later to stabilize prices, benefiting growers and consumers, with regulators of prices and reduced waste as key expected effects.
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Sys
Michigan
Public opinion favors stern tone toward Turkey to avert Russia clash
Publicists urge tough language toward Turkey to deter a spring war with Russia. They warn Turkey may cross the Bulgarian frontier to aid Macedonian revolutionaries, and Russian leaders fear a conflict more severe than 1878. Officers praise the Turkish army's modern strength, bolstered by German organization and arms.
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Turkey
Russia
Butter Maker Holstein Cow Sets New World Record
Sadie Vale Concordia No 32250 owned by McAdam and Von Heyne at Utica New York produced 2754.6 pounds of milk in thirty days with butter totaling 125 pounds 6 1/2 ounces setting a world record over the previous 112 pounds.
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Sadie Vale
Brothertown Stock Farma
McAdam & von Heyne
Utica
Glendale News Local Notes From Around Town
Curtis Johnson and daughter returned to Erie Pa. Miss Umphretts is improving. Wm Davis and wife from Erie are visiting Hotel Glendale. David Kyle came back from California and Southern Oregon. Edward Thorne and J M Thorne visit Myrtle Creek. Bull Moore ill with pneumonia and plans to build a camper. H J Wilson and J R Thorne travel from Oakland to Oregon coast. Revival meetings led by Mr Hardie this week. Geo McCallock visits town. Ray Orexy of Roseburg stays with relatives. Eggar Lull days in Oakland. Minnie Eildon begins at Day's School March 2. Morile Lamb leaves for Elkton to run the Primary dept. Handin Davis heads to Winlock Wash then Portland visit.
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California
Oregon
Edward Thorne
J. M. Thorne
Roseburg
Myrtle Creek
Bull Moore
H. J. Wilsom
J. R. Thorne
Canyonville
Brainces
Obhat Place
Moasbay
Ray Orexy
Eggar Lull
Oakland
Minnie Eildon
Morile Lamb
Elkton
Leona and nearby moves mark local schooling notes
Miss Cynthia Applegate opened school at Leona jax Monday. Miss Jessie Hefty left for Elkton to visit relatives Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Ellisburg visited Drain last week. Prof. Hibberd moved into Oster tag’s former house. Leona Mills closed last week due to scarcity of love. Lara Hefty engaged to teach Greenback school again. Laura Spalding left for Cottage Grove to join the Cottage Grove Leader. Grandpa Whipple returned to Drain after years in California and Connecticut. Clarence Hoover and Amanda Heshien wed at the MEL parsonage Drain with Moore officiating.
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Leona Jax
Jessie Hefty
Elkton
Henry Ellisburg
Hardarabbie
Drain
Prof. Hibberd
Ostertag
Leona Mills
Lara Hefty
Greenback
Laura Spalding
Mominy
Cottage Grove
Whipple
Nelson Whipple
Calovato
Connecticuti
Mel Parsonage
Clarence Hoover
Amanda Heshien
sJan. Moore
Draine
China in Rebellion Looms As Anti Foreign Movement Grows
London dispatch reports an impending anti foreign uprising in China within months. The Standard cites Tien Tein alerts forecasting palace intrigues, malign plots by Tung and Tuan, and a collapsing court unable to stop revolt. Russian intelligence notes a vast Boxer network ready to drive out foreigners.
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Rumere
China
London
Tribune
Standard
Tien Tein
Legations
Tung
Tuan
Aml
Norhhern
Pekin
Vasigtee Saci
Elopement Tale From Seattle Draws Police Puzzlement
A Seattle dispatch reports a married woman's elopement and the police cannot fathom why she chose the man she fled with. They remark his bald head and feet covered with corns and bunions forcing him to cut the tops of his shoes to walk. The officers admit they figure little about the matter.
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Seattle
Oklahoma Governor signs Foster vagrancy bill
Governor Ferguson signs the Foster vagrancy bill passed by the Oklahoma legislature. Eminent lawyers call the act a strict, strong copy of its kind in the United States and say it will remove worthless and undesirable characters from the territory. The piece notes poultry interests with a Potsamma incubator promotion by Churchill and Woolley.
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Ferguson
Oklahoma
Bes
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