Mine Operators Reply to Miners Demands
President Baer of the Redding Coal Company answers United Mineworkers president Mitchell before the anthracite strike commission. Baer denies wage demands as unjust asserts current pay matches other mines and cites intolerable conditions since unionization. He argues strikes raise costs and cites jurisdiction limits of the commission.
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Wasimeros
Baer
Redding Coal Company
Mitchell
United Mineworkers
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Miners’ Organization
Serutim
Mr. Baer
United States
United
Ninhi
United Minefields
Leyiso
Commission
Coal Company Presidente
Unitel
Stopped Against a Hot Stove Burns Boy in Va Home
A child in Kellar Virginia burned by a hot stove during a Saturday bath. His mother applied Chamberlain’s Pain Balm from A C Marsters and the boy fell asleep within half an hour and recovered in about two weeks. The balm is sold as an antiseptic for bruises sprains and sores.
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Treo
T. Benson
Farmstead near Roseburg for sale with 17 acres
A compact ad offers a home and farm adjoining fair grounds 14 miles east of Roseburg. Features include good buildings 450 bearing fruit trees and 10 acres in cultivation. Priced at 1225 dollars. Inquiries at Milikin's shoe store Roseburg Or. al ti.
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Mies
Roseburg
Milikin's Shoe
Notice for Sale of State Lands by State Land Board
Notice announces bids to be received until November 11, 1902 at 2 p m for state land parcels including sections in townships 33 and 41 west, totaling 308.40 acres. Bid by cash or one fifth with certificate of sale, right to reject all bids reserved. applications to Le Chamberlin at the designated address.
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State Land Board
North Bell
Lota
Gale
School Landa
Acs Wines
Chamberlin
Maarker
Prineville Banker Denies Timber Land Frauds In Oregon
B F Allen of Prineville, a banker and stockman, argues no wholesale timber land frauds exist in Oregon. He says most local claims were taken by men from Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota who acted in good faith and that private ownership better than railroad scrip. He supports government reserves to protect forests, regulate cutting and reduce sheep cattle conflicts while allowing grazing. Allen plans to stay in the city over winter with his daughter.
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Portiaxp
B. F. Allen
Prineville
Oregon
Michigan
Wiscomin
Minnesota
Northern Pacific Railroad
Cascade Reserve
Mae Mountain
Europe
Mr. Alen
Interior Department probes timber frauds in Oregon
A special Interior Department agent heads to Oregon to investigate frauds in timber land entries and patent cancellations. Agents have corrected earlier schemes in other states and may apply the same procedure locally. Representative-elect Williston discussed irrigation plans under Hansbrough law. no construction likely for months. Supreme Court will hear wagon-road grant cases on December 3.
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Interior Department
Oregon
Ffraudin
Hitchcock
Supreme Court
County hip crop estimate and prices per pound
An estimate sets the county hip production between 550 and 800 bales, about 1,160,000 pounds. Most growers do not sell under contract, and the crop brings from 20 to 25 cents per pound to the farmers.
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Wye
Croy
Prunes Delivered to Mason Ehrman Co by Local Packers
Forest Grove dated Nov 10 reports twenty tons of prunes delivered by A Rater Philip Leesz William Bush A Amlerson John Peterson and Casper Hotgmyer to Mason Ehrman and Co. The sale priced at 1 percent commission for the 408 barrels and 4 cents for 45s.
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Forest Grove
A. Rater
Philip Leesz
William Bush
A. Amlerson
John Peterson
Casper Hotgmyer
Xod
Mason, Ehrman & Co
Molineux Cleared of Poisoning Murder Charge
The Molineux jury found him not guilty after four years in jail. Crowd cheered as he was discharged in New York’s Criminal Court, where up to 3,000 people gathered outside. He faced the charge of poisoning Mrs Katherine Adams via a mailed package.
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Osborne
Molineux
Hamed
Tineax
New York
Metropolix
Mre
Katherine J. Adams
Governor Geer declines to call extra Oregon Legislature
He sends a six page letter outlining four reasons against a special session. He cites the Lewis and Clark Exposition appropriation the flat salary law Portland charter and initiative and referendum as issues best left to the regular session. He notes referendum would complicate the Lewis and Clark funding and says state needs can wait for the regular session.
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Geer
Portland
Iovernor Kaye
Oregon
HS Multnomah County
Tly
Figt
United States
Horses to be Driven from Lake County to Mayville and Mexico
Two batches of horses, 200 head and 127 head, will be driven from Lake County to Mayville then rail to the City of Mexico. Buyers include N Fiteserski C Lotfias Frank Pavers T Calvin and Harry Riese. Total value around $22 per head with Alvarez owning a large ranch in Mexico.
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Lake County
Los Apstles Progle
N. Fiteserski
Lotfias
Frank Pavers
T. Calvin
Harry Riese
Mayville
Les
City
Mexico
Frog
Moss
N. Fine
Freak Ravers
Los Angeles
Alvarez
Ferniches
Heavy Investor at Bangor and Bay
J C McClain president of McClain Lumbering & Manufacturing Co of Salt Lake City and Spokane has invested in Bangor and on the Bay after investigating Great Central Railroad and Land Co affairs. The aggregate investments run into tens of thousands of dollars. Coast Mail reports on his keen eye for profitable opportunities.
Fire damages East River bridge. loss under 74000
New York reports a fire at the East River bridge structure burned last night. Inspectors say cables were unharmed and all missing workers are accounted for. Engineer Hildebrande attributes the blaze to a worker tossing a lighted match into oily rages.
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New York
East River
Hildebrande
Salt Trust Killed in Circuit Court Decision
United States Attorney Woodworth argued to dissolve the Federal Salt Company and its associates as a trust. Judge Morrow made the temporary injunction permanent against all defendants except the Imperial Salt Company, and signaled support for upholding the injunction on appeal. The ruling ends the salt trust.
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San Fraxcasco
United States
Woodworth
United States Circuit Court
Federal Salt Company
Ite Associates
Morrow
Imperial Salt Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Salt Trust
Oregon School Census Reveals Growth in Pupils and Teachers
The biennial report by State Superintendent J. H. Ackerman shows state school enrollment rising from 148 818 to 184 ~? date of report. The number of teachers grows from 4015 to 4045 with 1413 holding state or first grade certificates and other licenses listed. The article notes increased need for teachers as enrollment expands and cites applicant totals for the year.
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J. H. Ackerman
Medford Legal Victory Over Bill-Posting Case
In Medford a legal suit against Harry Norment, representative of a wholesale eastern house, was nullified in the recorder's court. Norment was awarded judgment for the money he paid and his costs.
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Medford
Harry Norment
Recorder’s Office
Norwent
Miners Return to Work Stir Over Coal Fields
In Witxxenarxe Pennsylvania on November 11 workers resume mining as the local economy sees industries dependent on mining springing back to life across the region.
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Witxxenarxe
Waldo Smelting Co Plans 100ton Smelter at Takilma
Jimaxis Pass November 2 Coonel T W Draper manager of Waldo Smelting Mining Co announces a new 100 ton smelter to be built at Takilma near the Waldo district on the Oregon Pacific railroad line. The plant will aid local ores and offer general custom smelting in the mineral region.
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Jimaxis Pass
Waldo Smelting & Mining Co
Steel tank erected by SP Co in Dune muir yard finished
About 65 000 barrels steel tank completed last week after being built in Ashland and erected under the supervision of H. Sinat. The crew has since moved to Bakersfield. Leonard meteors are expected around November 1 though no unusual display is anticipated this year.
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SP. Co
Dune Muir Yard
Tina
Ashland
Sinat. Ft
Bakarfield
Voss Plate Promises Quality at Fair Prices
Marketing copy touts the Voss plate as responsive to touch with precise tone and action. Claims of superior tuning and construction say no better pine is used, with affordable prices and flexible payment options.
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Orrganian
Portland, Ore
Flint
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First National Bank
C. W. Parks & CO
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C. P. Banxagp
Coos Bay
Little Ranch
Department
An Lal
Timberland
Lane
Hop
Molineans
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Jerome
WLI
Carrier’s Grocery
Monopole Brand
Roseburg’s
Leadi Ng Grocer
Bangor
Salt Lake
Coos Bay Country
Brooklyn Bridge
Judge Morrow
Josephine
Douglas
G. W.bashford & Son
Siever’s Bakery
Rowberg
Curetore
J. Sievers
A. C. Marsters & Go
Gardiner Cool Bay
Seneimg
Drain
Goss Bay
Roseburg Steam Laundry
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