Steamer South Portland Disaster Report From Oregon Coast
Marshfield Ore Oct 20 The Steamer South Portland carrying wheat from Portland to San Francisco struck Blanco reef in dense fog. Of 22 crew and 14 passengers only 6-11 reached shore. 14 missing presumed lost. Captain McIntyre and crew attempts to abandon ship. life boats capsized. Columbia tug near wreck. relief parties met adverse weather and returned to shore.
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Marshfield
Ore
South Portland
Surle
Portland
San Francoisco
Blanco Reef
Jas, McIntyre
John Reimer
San Francisco
Emanuel Pasomenis
Cook
Willliam L. Wilson, Jr
Baltimore
L. Baker
Alameda
Cal
Guy Bent
Nova Scotia
al Bailey
North Dakota
Charles Bruce
James Ward
T. Pizzoti
John McKown
Oiier
J. Driscoll
Osler W. Hughes
W. Robertson
James Atwood
Seaman
H. Webber
C. Johnson
Seameen
Charles Huson
J. Watson
Lakey
W. ER. Tyrell
C. Hillenbeck
D. McKuay
Fr. Moringe
Paul Brinmuth
J. & Wright
Pissengers
Raven
Melntyre
Savi
Wes
Dheut Urn Een Alam
Ti Eles Ring
Port Oxford
McIntyre
Eiphtern
Eimh
Bort Orford
Columbia
Caos Boy
PHN Tees Deane News In Lower
The entire Ev ening News staff walked out today over publisher refusal to grant overtime pay. No paper was issued as the dispute continued amid unresolved labor tensions and potential delays in coverage.
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PHN Tees Deane News
Lower
Paso
Evening News
Mrs Nation Ejected From Madison Square Garden
A large crowd attended Mrs Nation’s rally in Madison Square Garden where she denounced clergy and press. Police halted entry as a riot threat grew, seating overflow was removed, and about 16 men were arrested in various sections after the Morgue-like disruption.
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New York
Madison Square
Arden
Dowie Evicts Carrie Nation in Disorderly Meeting
The gathering ended in chaos as Carrie Nation, seated near the front, pressed questions. Zion guards and several policemen ejected her after Dowie praised her stance but rejected her method. Crowds surged as exits were blocked and attendees were guided out in sections amid continued disturbance. Dowie also attacked several figures and vowed to bar reporters from future meetings.
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Carrie Nation
Elijah
Dowie
Dowle
James M. Buckley
P. &. Henson
Parkhurst
J. P. Morgan
Blair resigns as World’s Fair general counsel
James Blair of St Louis resigns as general counsel of the world’s fair citing ill health. The Oct 20 announcement states health is the reason for stepping down from the post amid ongoing preparations.
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St. Louis
James Blair
Il Health
Another Indictment Against Sam Parks
New York dispatch reports another indictment of Sam Parks the walking delegate for perjury during his own trial. He is charged with lying about not seeing Josephus Plenty the New Jersey contractor pay over $200 in cash Parks allegedly received for ending the strike.
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New York
Sam Parks
Parks
Josephus Plenty
New Jersey
More Victims of Fever in Laredo
Laredo Texas December 20 to nights official yellow fever bulletin shows new cases 25 deaths 2 total cases to date 471 total deaths to date 37 One victim who died today was American George K Hayford a lawyer.
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Laredo
Texas
George K. Hayford
Generals Clash Over Payrolls In Cripple Creek Case
Denver reports a military board haggled over militia payrolls for Cripple Creek entrenchment. General Chase objected to payrolls without inspection, prompting tense exchanges before Miller delayed signing until Chase review. The board adjourned to continue tomorrow. Also at the capitol a Colorado National Guard court martial resumed with witnesses sworn in for General John Chine charged with perjury disobedience and authority curapation.
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Denver
Colo
Cripple Creek
Peabody
Miller
Chase
Bell
Gross
Payneister
Self
Finny
Capitol
National Guard of Colorado
Ofrigadier
John Chine
Gwuard
B. O M. Bell
General Chase
A. W. Grant
Telter C County
Wyly Davis
Tts
Frank E. McAlreyy
Advocate Grier
MceKhey
Judge Advocate
Problem of Wealth The Trust Company discussed at meeting
The American Bankers Association opens with a Trust Company section meeting. Lyman J. Gage, former treasury secretary, speaks on The Problem of Wealth and the Trust Company as Executor. He discusses wealth as a burden and the need for prudent stewardship through trustees to avoid mismanagement and ensure duties to descendants are fulfilled.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
American Bankers’ Association
San Francisco
Val
Trust Company
Secotion
Association
the Treasury
Biven
Gagewald
Henorabie
Armin
Wellefos
Linaie
Byland
Court-martial of General Chase advances over witness siting
Denver session reports progress in the Colorado National Guard commander John Chase case. Attempts to dismiss the charges fail as the court orders an attachment for a missing witness and rules on endorsements. Perjury and disobedience counts remain under consideration amid arguments over signatures and investigation certification.
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Denver
Cola
Littlehead
Way
John Chase
Colorado National Goard
Cripple Creek
Eliott
Chase
Accidental shooting ends life of Fort Bayard attendant
Earnest Weinhart, a well known Fort Bayard sanitarium attendant, died at his homestead six miles from the fort from a gunshot wound received while hunting Saturday in nearby hills. The shooting was accidental. a friend fired in error during a hunt and Weinhart succumed after transfer from Albuquerque to Fort Bayard. He served in the Philippines and had been an attendant at Santa Fe hospital before returning to Fort Bayard.
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Morning Journal
Fort Bayard
N. M
Earnest Weinhart
Here
Weinhart
Win
Reere
Exces ses On Both Sides
Correspondence from the Morning Journal discusses ongoing market excesses and mispricing in railroad securities. It notes wide disparity in values, asks where correction stands, and highlights attractive prices for some railroad issues amid unsettled conditions.
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Correspondence Morning Journal
New York
Joventere
Leavitt Charged With Bank Theft in Boston Case
Medford reports arraignment of 39 year old imer B Leavitt on theft of 50000 from National Union Bank of Boston. He lived wealthy in a fashionable locale with wife and three children, was once treasurer of Lambkin Foster, and faces attach ments of 75000 from two banks.
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Medford
Mass
Imer B. Leavitt
Boston
National Union Bank of Boston
Cality
Leavitt
Lambkin & Foster
National Union Bank
National Exchange Bank of
Graft Case Involving Mail Bags Contractor Stern Arrested
Leopold J. Stern of Baltimore was arrested in Toronto under two warrants for false pretense in supplying satchels to rural free delivery carriers. He pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing in the supreme court. Post Office Inspector Walter S. Mayes testified. proceedings adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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Washington
Leopold J. Stern
Baltimore
Toronto
Supreme Court
Stern
Post Office Tnspector
Walter
Mayes
Strike disrupts rail service in Bilboa with 19000 idle workers
In Bilboa Spain on Oct 20 a 19 000 worker strike erupted in the Hill a district and spread quickly. Rail service halted as troops moved to restore order and enforce measures amid the disruption.
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Bilboa
Spain
Hilla Minding
Federal National stock raid settled with no harm
Pittsburg Detachment 20 reports the Federal National bank, hit by a stock raid, shows no material damage. Banks offered assistance to ease distrust, and president Langfitt says the bank does not need cash at present. Clearing house offer declined as two small lots of stock sold between 11:30 and noon.
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Pittsburg
Local Stock Exchange
Langfitt
Federal National Bank
Federal National
Languitt
Clearing Home Association
Stock Exchange
Market Outlook and Labor Trends Highlight Economic Review
The report analyzes ongoing recovery prospects amid high costs in railroads and steel, noting possible demand boosts from lower outlays and better securities. It discusses labor unrest, export and import shifts, and the clash with Japan and Britain, plus a boxing result: Joe Gans defeats Keddie Kennedy in six rounds at the Southern Athletic Club.
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Catoine
Iiss
Murat
Comite
Hayie Brent
Philadelphia
Joe ‘Inns
Keddie Kennedy
Pittsburg
Southern Athletic
Baltimore Recovers From Shock After Bank Suspensions
Baltimore banks and other financial institutions reopened promptly as confidence returned. Banking officials reported strengthened resources and a large influx of currency from New York Philadelphia and Washington estimated at three to five million dollars. The Union Trust company announced it would resume business in a few days, easing market fears.
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Baltimore
Maryland and
Union
Stock Exchange
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Union Trust Company
Noted St Louis officials tied to pre election fraud
In St Louis on Oct 20 police indicted Sam J. Boyd Thomas F. Barrett former St Louis marshal, John Dolan chair of the city democratic committee, Adolph Fein and Jacob Weisman Hebrew branch Jefferson club for complicity in naturalization fraud alleged before the recent election.
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St. Louis
Sam J. Boyd
Thomas F. Barrett
McWade Cleared in Exoneration Message from Montrose
A cablegram from Montrose reports Carl Johnson informed that McWade was fully exonerated after a thorough investigation. The charge related to involvement with a Chinese commission and the Philippines. Det. 20.A special to the Republican notes the consul is vindicated.
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McWade
Choveesentust
Amey
Denver
Cole
Montrose
Coto
A. Jobson
Carl Johnson
Track length dispute shadowed Crescens record chase
Wichita Kas residents dispute the mile track Crescens used for a championship record yesterday. Cash Henderson posts 5000 dollars as a wager that the track is a full mile, with county surveyor and his representative to measure from the pole. If short, Henderson forfeits the sum.
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Wichita
Kas
Crescens
Cash Henderson
Unknown steamer sinks near Lake Superior mouth
Fishermen at the mouth of the lock river report a sinking of an unknown steamer Saturday night. Wreckage was found along the shore in the morning but no sign of fire was seen anywhere.
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Bessemer
Mich
Ort
Lock River
Lake Superior
Shot While Resisting Arrest in Grants
A unknown African American man charged with breaking into a sealed Santa Fe car near Grants was shot by City Marshal Winders while resisting arrest. The hip wound was serious but not life threatening, and was treated by Dr. Harper. The thief was found about a mile from town and will face trial after recovery.
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Morning Journal
Gallup
Santa Fe
Grants
Winders
Harper
Marshal Winders
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Fimers
Boston Society
Woovern Gts
Briggs Tough Proposition
Rosten
Terry Mc
McGovern
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Peopold GO Sprean
TRENE
Worsteengton Por
Skinning Postal Service
Pittsburg Financial Institution
Wall Street
Japan
Dtuwele
Presett
Shul Qharter
Kennedy
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