Journal importiation notice of authorized agents
Fragmented OCR text lists date conditions for newspaper receipts and a roster of agents and dealers. It mentions The Journal, Shawnee Teal News Stand, and several names and businesses such as Bil Egeivs, Alberta Morean, Milner, Patet & Gliese Co, and Nations papers, implying a notice of agents authorized to receive subscriptions and business, with dates tied to the newsletter cycle.
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K. Todd
Shawhone Teal
Ned Athwr Bawtinens
Anne
Bil Egeivs
Postminster
Goninon
Jock
Nat Hegeres
Mater
Alberta Morean “Uit Company
Alberta
Milner
Toa x Ey Dure Patet & Gliese Co
Hastert
Prey
Lasogirls
Acequia
Idaho Prefers Roosevelt Yet May Endorse Taft at Convention
Idaho newspapers indicate Roosevelt holds strong support in the state, with Taft seen as a viable alternative if Roosevelt won’t seek a second term. The Journal notes Roosevelt’s possible stance and suggests Taft could gain endorsement if Roosevelt is unavailable, amid discussions of party loyalty and policy alignment.
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Idaho
Taft
Boeveral
Roosevelt Kimeric
Roosevelt
Cowboy Roosevelt
Journal
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Twit
Teddy
Coulsel
Hollor
Dowl
Hin
Moe
Hay Delegates from Forest Service Face Senate Scrutiny
The senate adopts Leybare’s regulation seeking a full inquiry into Forest Service employees attending forestry related conventions and whether government expenses covered trips. The Journal cites a Wau employee who attended the National Woolgrowers meeting in Salt Lake City in 1907 funded by hay and grain accounts, amid broader claims of government allowances for attendances at woolgrowers and cattlemen meetings over the past three years.
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Senate
Leybare
Forestry Service
Iiner
Wau
Salt Lake
Forest Service
Eich
Silwagre
Troublemakers Foiled by Senators Moyhurn and Bordh
A distorted report quotes Senator Moyhurn denying rifts with Senator Bordh amid claims of discord. He asserts steady cooperation, vows to apply sound judgment on measures affecting Mahoo and the nation, while noting occasional policy differences.
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Moyhurn
Rownde
Prise
Sdahe
Dikagros
Bordh
State Treasurer Hastings faces depositary law charges
The State Treasurer Hastings is accused of technical violations of the state depositary law. A Lewiston bank reportedly deposited 15,000 of stave Hands under its bond, with figures misinterpreted to show a 125 percent unit. The Journal hints at efforts to discredit the depositary law amid broader debate on state funds and interest on deposits.
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Birnee
Hastings
Morey
Mager
Lewiston
Hadolog i
Somone
Hastings Defends State Funds and Civic Duty
The article defends Hastings against overdepositing charges, praising his insistence on using state funds productively to earn interest during a panic. It argues the state’s duty is stability, not hoarding cash, and cites Idaho’s two bank misfortunes. It also discusses New Jersey politics as a critique of boss rule and corporate influence, warning of Democratic gains and potential presidential impact.
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Hastings
Idaho
Tate
New Jersey
Taft
Congress
Four Battleships Plan Dominates Senate Debate in Washington
In Washington, D C arguments favoring the presidents naval program for four battleships dominated the Senate. Pires of Washington urged peace over war, citing Pacific coast Asiatic tensions and a New York editors vote showing strong support for the naval buildup. The House approved the Fulton land Kraft resolution 247 to 8, while Fordney's amendment failed 43 to 227. Admiral Thomas seeks relief from command with Sperry to assume later in May before the fleet sails around the world from San Francisco.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Pires
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Bates
New York
Oine
Honse of Representatives
Fulton land-Kraft
Fordney
Oregon & California
Fe Scener
Admiral Sperry
San Francisco
London Reports $500000 Robbery in New York
London reported postal authorities learned two mail bags worth 500000 dollars were stolen in New York late last month. Bags from this city were bound for St Louis aboard the Majestic and another destined for Brooklyn aboard the Aquila. Efforts are being made to keep the matter secret for the present.
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London
New York
St. Louis
Majestic
Maren i
Brooklyn
Aquila
General Linovitch Dies After Illness and Operation
Lieuten ant General Linovitch aide de camp to Emperor Nichols and commander of the Pirat Manchurian army died from pneumopia Thursday night after a week of illness and a prior heart failure attack. An operation followed a recent serious heart failure, after which he gradually sank.
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Linovitch
St. Petersburg
Emperor Nichols
Evans to Take Command in Navy Shuffle at Monterey
Rear Admiral Thomas, then commanding the Atlantic battleship fleet, received a telegram from Rear Admiral Robley D Evans at Paso Robles Hot Springs. It states he would relien to the fleet and hoist his flag again as commander in chief when the ship reaches Monterey on Thursday evening, April 39.
Haywood Is Ousted From Western Federation Board
Haywood Sh Onsted of Denver reports that William D. Haywood longtime secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners has been removed from the federation's executive board. The action was announced in a statement published in the federation organ, the Miners Magazine, in the last issue.
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Haywood
Sh Onsted
Denver
Col
Wilam D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Tie Organization
The
Miners Magazine
Pension Bills Pass With Spokane Reservation in View
Washington April 27 The House approved more than 1 000 pension measures and is expected to enact the Spokane Indian reservation opening bill. The sundry civil bill appropriates 1 450 000 for Columbia River mouth improvements and 236 000 for Celilo canal work, alongside Vancouver Barracks and Crater Lake and Port Stevens projects.
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Bly
Washington, D. C
House
Congress
Senate
Piles
Representive Jones
Secretary of the Interior
Cis
Columbia River
Celilo Canal
Vancouver Barracks
Crater Lake Park
Care
Alaska
Port Stevens
Storm leaves vast death toll across southern states
Destructive tornadoes from Texas to Georgia devastate Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana. Officials report hundreds dead, thousands injured, with widespread property loss. Martial law declared in several towns. relief efforts mobilized as communications collapse and aid requests flow to governors.
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New Orleans
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missionippi
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Amite
Noel
Parris
Miss
Purvis
Roosevelt Urges Immediate Anti-Trust Law Strengthening
President Roosevelt appeals to Congress for swift passage of stronger anti trust legislation including labor inclusion in the act. He warns that abuse of injunctions threatens free institutions and calls for funds to audit railroad books under Hepburn law. He envisions a future national corporation law and condemns excess wealth.
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Washington
Roosvelt
Congress
Bperf al
Interstate Commerce Commission
Land Slide Buries Notre Dame de Latette Hamlet
Buckingham Quebec April 27 A mountain slide buried the little French hamlet of Notre Dame de Latette on the Lievre River sixteen miles from here. At least thirty residents perished as the mountain slab moved at five in the morning leaving few survivors among the rock and earth.
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Quebec
Buckingham
Notre Dame de Latette
Lievre
liner crashes into cruiser in dense snow off isle of wight
Southampton April 27 A American line steamer St Paul departing for New York rammed and destroyed the British second class cruiser Gladiator in a heavy snow storm off the Isle of Wight. The disaster reports place the death toll at 34.
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St. Paul
Beuiah
Gladiator
Southampton
New York
Isle of Wight
Portland markets report of wheat oats hay and more
Portland markets listing crop and product prices dated April 28 shows Wheat prices for Cinb red Russian blue stem Valley and others with barley hay oats butter eggs hops wool and mahatt values across Willamette Valley Eastern Oregon and related crops.
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Portland
Ore
Cinb
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Wool—Valley
Mahatt
Seattle Market Prices Hit Wheat Blues and Hay Rates
Seattle market report dated April 28 lists itemized prices per ton or per unit for wheat, oats, Puget timothy hay at 16, Puget Sound hay 10 11, wheat hay 12, alfalfa 10 11, butter at 25 cents per pound, eastern storage 25 cents per pound, renovated 23 cents, ranch 22 cents, fresh California 26 cents, eyes selected local 21 cents per day, and notes eastern and Oregon 194.
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Seattle
Wash
Puget
Washington
Puget Sound
California
Oregon
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Thomas
Navy Department
Rear Admiral Sperry
Teaves
Hes
Land Slide Buries
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