Evening News of Eugene: Packaged Global Briefs in Oregon
An eclectic roundup from Pekin to Manila notes growing urban sanitation concerns, shipping profits in America, and a vast range of incidents from fires in Pennsylvania to a railway wreck in Mississippi. Highlights include the U S Supreme Court upholding the Tennessee cigarette law, the Kentucky bank theft, and the University of Oregon beating California 2 to 0.
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Pekin
Chicago
New York
Church of Rome
Kentucky Bank
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
United States War Tax Cut and Election Counts
The Ways and Means Committee trims the war tax by 30 million dollars as MacArthur pushes the campaign against the Filipinos. Official tallies give McKinley leading Bryan in Ohio with a 69,036 plurality and Nebraska shows 7,822 McKinley votes. New York population rises to 7,268,012 per the census.
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MacArthur
Ohio
McKinley
Bryan
Sampson P. Sherman
John Sherman
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
State of
New York
Washington
Missouri
Buchanan County
Jackson County
St. Louisa City
West Virginia
Mississippi
Macabolos to Lead Campaign Against Aguinaldo
General Macabolos, former Filipino chief, plans to pursue Aguinaldo with 100 picked natives backed by American troops. Other ex-rebels may join campaigns if authorities accept. Aguinaldo rumored in Northern Luzon. Aglipay asks about church state relations as separate. Indiana transport grounded east of Isla de Pablo. no damage reported. Pennsylvnia and a lighter draught vessel sent to relieve.
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Manila
Macabolos
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Aglipay
Indiana
Washington
Lodington
Miller
Isla de Pablo
Philippine Group
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Twenty-second Infantry
Baloi
Tornado ravages LaGrange area in heavy storm
Memphis readers report a tornado moving from three miles north of Lulu Mississippi to Lagrange Tennessee. It caused 19 deaths with extensive property loss across multiple farms and interior communities. In LaGrange several churches were destroyed and many buildings damaged as a violent rain deluge accompanied the cyclone.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lulu
Miss
Lagrange
Southern Railway
Fayette County
Storm in Chicago Deluging Rain and Thunder
Chicago suffered a midsummer style storm with lightning and thunder, rain pouring in heavy quantities, and streets turning to rivers. Wires were affected, lake winds endangered light craft, and the cold front may hit Chicago today after Montana records. John Wanamaker was re elected president of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association. Frank Sargent declines the bureau of engraving and printing post to lead his locomotive firemen’s union. Railroads centered in St. Louis urge workers to back the 1906 exposition.
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Chicago
Montana
John Wanamaker
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Washington
Frank Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Armenian Released in Constantinople on American Passport
United States legation representations secured the release from prison of Armenian Argyouan who was traveling on an American passport. He is ordered to leave the country. In Seattle a train of 14 army mule cars bound for the Philippines is due within two days with Quartermaster Rublen overseeing the shipment.
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Republic
Wash
Charles Kramer
George Raglan
Constantinople
United States
Argyouan
Artyouan
Philippines
Seattle
Quartermaster Rublen
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
el Paso
Tex
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
O A. Woodruff
Seymour
Mexco
Colonia Pacheco
Woodruff
Sewler
Tornado Devastation Across Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee
Memphis reports indicate widespread death and property damage from a storm sweeping through Mississippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee. Remote areas lack communications as lines were cut, making casualty estimates uncertain though death toll may exceed 75.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Destructive Tennessee Storm Kills 50 and Injures 100
Nashville reports a record storm sweeping from northern Mississippi across the state. Columbia suffers 25 dead and 50 injured while Lavergne Nolansville and Gallatin endure widespread destruction. Wind razed houses, toppled the Lavergne high school and rail structures, and the Cumberland rose 20 feet in 24 hours.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Mississippi
Columbia
Maury County
Lavergne
Nolansville
Gallatin
Cumberland
Colombia
the Arsenal Grounds
Here
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Hest
Lavergne High School
Memphis
Wolf River
Tornado Devastation Hurts Mississippi Towns
A wide area hit by a tornado from Tunica to La Grange with extensive destruction. Five negroes died on the Hamlin place, many cabins blown down, churches demolished, and over 60 negroes missing in Tunica. White casualties reported at Hernando and Love Station, with heavy property damage across the region.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Tunica
Lola
Flemantle
Carrier
Hamlin Place
Tunien
Hernando
Love Station
J. R. Doney
Tracey
J. R. Higgins
la Grange
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Milan
Tennessee River
Tornado kills ten in small Mississippi town
A Katrina storm struck Arkabutla Tate county Mississippi yesterday afternoon about five o clock destroying every building. Ten people were killed outright and twenty were injured as many victims were trapped beneath wreckage and freed with effort. The tornado then moved northeast causing further damage in rural districts.
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Memphis
Arkabutla
Tate County
Miss
Storm Demolishes Derras in Toledo Oil Fields
Destructive storm wrecked nearly 3,000 derricks in oil fields near Toledo Ohio and surrounding areas. Reports from Masero Basutoland describe Native accounts of Steyn and Dewet gathering 1,000 men, breaching British lines, then retreating toward De wetsdorp. In Arkansas, Little Rock records storm wreckage with farm buildings flattened and fatalities feared in Lee County tied to Degro Farm bands.
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Toledo
Here
Masero
Basutoland
Steyn
Dewet
Alexandria
Wardingham
Dewetsdorp
Orange River Country
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Lee County
Storm Devastates Colorado Springs Causing Widespread Damage
Colorado Springs suffers extensive wind damage estimated at 200000 dollars after a gale from Pike's Peak. 500 buildings damaged, 150 trees uprooted, 10 fire alarms, no deaths. Colonel Ensign injured, mayor praised for rapid safety actions. Street traffic hampered, lights out, repairs ongoing.
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Colorado Springs
RE. T. Ensign
Pike's Peak
Colorado College
el Paso National Bank
Durkee
Gidding
Antler’s Livery
Colorado Springs Transfer Company
Mining Exchange
Ivy Wild
Smith
Robinson
Major Shapcott
New Fruit Cannery Planned in Clark County
Columbia Fruit Canning Company organized in Clark county Vancouver Washington aims to build an 80 000 case capacity fruit canning plant at Fishers six miles east with riverfront wharves. Promoters include J C Pancher and Fred G Vickett with capital stock set at 40000.
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Vancouver
Wash
Columbia Fruit Canning Company
Clark County
Don Y General Fruit Canning
Fishers
Columbia River
Ita
J. C. Pancher
Fred G. Vickett
Turbulent global tensions and local floods dominate news
Dispatches from Constantinople Kingston Jamaica and Canton report on political clashes, consulate tensions, and rebel advances. floods in Southern California threaten Anaheim with 15 feet river rise and widespread damage. Other items note Black Flags in Canton, Bryan defending Chicago platform, and varied legal and political developments across the world.
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California
Anaheim
Cal
Santa Ana
Bay
Sagy
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Pakin
Congress
Milton Creamery
Pacific Coast
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House Ways and Means
Florida
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South Bend
Captain Beowen
South China
Rhode Island
John H. Ott
Tie
Alamante County
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Danube
Victoria
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Pheasant
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Bureau of Yards and Docks
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International Typographical Union
RB. Donnelly
Colon
Indianapolis
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Hilprecht
University of Penneylvania
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Temple
Nippur
Souk
Kruger
Transvaal
Dom Paul
Kroger
France
Arma
Major Marchand
Toulon
Fasboda
Wessels
Froebler
Mr. Kroger
Whch
Atlantic Trust Company
Dankers’ Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Venezuela
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George J. Gould
Atalanta
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Nicanor Bolet-Peraga
Castro
Liberal Party
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Mayoc
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American Steel & Wire Company
Scranton
Forest
Archbald
Industrial Commission
John R. Cummins
Bureau of Economic Research
New York City
Census Bureau
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Steyn and Dewet
Arkaneme
Coleorado Springs
NEW Fruit Cannery
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Maurice Brenman
St. Louis Transit Company
Fred Northway
James Schwartz
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Ellis
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Novag
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Camp Terror
Stricke H
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Thomas
Cum
Bag Kong
East River District
Shan Tak
W. J
Branda’ Koers
Bloemfonteip
Brand
Baderspan
Tt Lancers
Dem Brand
Caleb Powers
Frankfort, Ky
Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
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Uurdel
Pan-Geredd Association
Bucharest
Charles of
Virginia
Wheeling
Kinley
South
Hartford
Leve Majente
F. Schuitse
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