Nine Compartments Fully Flooded on Cruiser Boston
A Seattle to Bremerton: nine cruiser compartments at sea are reported full of water. Divers probe hull as fears grow over the vessel’s stability and potential sinking near Rosaria Strait. Commander Coffman awaits tugs to tow Boston to Bremerton for further inspection.
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Wash
United States
Boston
Paosarigatv
Gaoae
Coffman
Beeston
Bremerton
Awit Stein
Silene
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Tae
Waalngton
Adine
Mitch
Compriinder
Teddy Rock
Rosaria Strait
San Francisco
The
Merchants’ Exchange
Seattle
Cruaiser
Sheridan Transport Report Confirms Loss in Plessca Raid
A dispatch to Washington from the comptroller general's office confirms the Sheridan transport was practically destroyed at Pesclala with total loss. Wrecking teams are en route. a wrecking crew is expected to salvage movable property and boilers. Units used in the effort to rescue survivors are mentioned, as authorities await recovery.
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Wiushington
Sheridan
Ian Meanedsea
Montana Delegation Pushes Sacramento Bid At Irrigation Meet
At the Montana delegation meeting in Idaho on September 4, Bozeman may lose the next Congress hosting to Sacramento. Alfred Decker of Red Lodge and Thomas H. Carter support Sacramento for permanent officers while Prof. Samuel Fortier urges a high duty of water to curb waste. Montana's irrigated lands are vast but constrained by water, with only about 6 million acres potentially irriitable under current use.
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Idaho
Montana
Irrigation Congress
Congress
Bozeman
Wallatin Villery Delessation
Fng
Strain
Sacramento
Cal
Washington, D. Co
Richardosn
Port
Northwest
Alfred Decker
Red Reark
Decker
Thomas H. Carter
Senator Wacster
Pardee
California
Samuel Fortier
University of California
Fortier
Montana Agricultural College
Union
Bozenan
Gallatin Valley
More land evidence against Mr Hermann in Oregon trial
In Portland on September 4, additional evidence was presented showing knowledge by Representative Binger Hermann as commissioner of the general land office and by Congressman J N Williamson. The trial of State Senator F P Mays W N Jones and George Sorensen featured a flood of correspondence indicating both men knew of opposition to the Blue Mountain reserve and sided against it. Stephen A J0 Puter, a pioneer land fraud defendant, was to be placed on the stand to connect the defendants with the alleged conspiracy, though delayed from today.
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Ore
Binger Hermann
Geeral Land Office
J. N. Williamson
Fr. P. Mays
W. N. Jones
George Sorensen
Hermann
Williamson
Blue Mountain Reserve
Stephen A. J0. Puter
Pioneer
Arizona Rangers Raid Rebels Near Order
Arizona rangers led by Capt. Tom Syming raided a house near the international line after weeks of pressure on the revolutionary movement. Revolvers dynamite and incendiary literature were found, and two men suspected of revolutionary ties were arrested and face prosecutions under neutrality laws.
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Revolutionary Party
Bryan Attacks Sullivan and Sets Demands in Illinois
William J. Bryan, guest of the Illinois Democratic gathering, roasts Sullivan and condemns his methods. He urges the state party to repudiate Sullivan’s endorsement, demands Sullivan resign from the national committee, and links corporate ties to political influence. He warns Democratic delegates that backing Sullivan harms party integrity.
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Sullivan
Illinois
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Sullivan
Bryan
New York
Holinoss
Mar
Rope Sullivan
Wind
Democratic Party
National Committee
Tenth Year Begun at Normal College
The article lists faculty members for the new term at a normal college and notes the recovery of Matron Mrs Anna Owsley from injuries after a street car fall. It names Hy Swain as president and economist, Joseph de Monroe as physics professor, and several other professors with their disciplines. The piece mentions the faculty arriving for the year and reports Mrs Owsley’s improved condition.
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Riatbins
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Cuirsen
Minalisd
Bertha Thormyer
Mph
Gerean
Theodore Shouds
Fare M. Kress
Bobo
Lane
Anna Owsley
Butte
Democratic Ticket Named at Minnesota Convention
The Minnesota Democratic state convention nominated a full ticket headed by Governor Johnson for 1908 and urged anti injunction laws, an eight hour day, and direct Senate elections. A Bryan endorsement followed amid applause, while other states also reported on Georgia nominating Hoke Smith and endorsing Bryan, and Wisconsin primary results nominating top leaders for governor and Congress.
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Minneapolis
John \. Johnson
L. G. Prendergast
Bemidji
P.M Magnusson
St. Cloud
David Evans
Tracy
A. A. Ames
Montevideo
Thomas R. Kane
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Pred Wheaton
Charles M. Start
Johnson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Congress
United States
Minnesota
W. J. Bryan
Macon
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Lincoln Prepares for Royal Welcome Homecoming Crowd
Lincoln Neb Sept 4 Lincoln people expect the largest crowd in city history for the homecoming of Mr and Mrs W J Brean The Bryan train to reach Lincoln tomorrow evening before 6 reception committee will escort Mr Bryan to the home of his brother Charles W Bryan He will dine and rest before going to the state capitol for the formal reception In Omaha Sept 4 W J Bryan will be warmly received on his arrival tomorrow at 2 PM over the Chicago tieat Western road and stay until 4 PM
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Lincoln
W. J Brean
Bryan
Brovber
Charles W Brynt
State Capitol
Omaha
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Knights of Labor Dispute Amid DC Supreme Court Action
Washington Sept 4 Justice Gould discharged the rule issued against the Burns faction of the Knights of Labor, requiring them to show cause why they should not be excluded from holding a special meeting in New York City on Sept 10. The rule was sought by Jon W Hayes and others, the Hayes faction.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
Fletcher Proctor elected Vermont governor by large majority
Fletcher Proctor of Proctor son of Senator Redfield Proctor was declared governor by a large margin. The Republican group at 10 p.m. claimed a plurality over Percival W. Clement of Rutland likely exceeding 15 000, with normal Republican lead about 21 000. Returns from 100 towns of 246 suggested a heavily Republican legislature. national issues played little role.
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Fletcher , Proctor
Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
Calif. Republicans Brace for State Convention
Santa Cruz Sept 4 Excitement runs high with ground politics unsettled as Pardee Gillette and Hayes backers claim victory. Gillette supporters say they have 418 votes for first ballot while Pardee leaders cite 355 to 350. Abe Ruet controls 151 of 159 in San Francisco and may back Hayes at start. Warren Porter confident. Los Angeles delegation of 116 arrives and opens headquarters as caucuses push units for balloting.
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Cal
Pardee
Gillette
Hayes
Twe Gillette
Eureka
Abe Ruet
San Francisco
Warren Porter
Los Angeles
Body of Financier Taken From Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
New York September 4 The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse arrived from Bremen with colors half muted for the death of Hermann Oelrichs aboard Saturday. He died at Solodock from Brights disease after long illness. He was conscious till near the end and spoke to his servant shortly before death. On the day he sailed he cabled birthday wishes to his brother Charles and asked for a carriage at Hoboken. Charles M. Oelrichs and William K. Vanderbilter accompanied the tug meeting the steamer at quarantine and the body was placed in a casket aboard.
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Bremen
Hermann Oelrichs
Oelrichs
S Oedlock
Charles
Hoboken
Quarantine
Charles M. Oelrichs
William K. Vanderbilter
Echo of the big fight man is fatally kicked
Lockport New York September 4 A quarrel over the Gans Nelson fight led to Joseph Lynch 28 being kicked on the head and killed by a drinking companion John Cowdery 40 is under arrest charged with murder The tragedy occurred at a hotel about a mile west of Gasport today
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N. Y
Gans-Nelson
Joseph Lynch
John Cowdery
Gasport
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