Plotter Against French Monarchy Alive Reemerges in San Francisco
The Cal published a story claiming Comte Camillo de Rudio, an Italian exile who helped bomb Louis Napoleon III’s carriage, lives in Los Angeles with his English wife. He allegedly conspired with Orsini allies for a two‑part uprising to topple the French monarchy, with Crispi and Gomez also named. Roosevelt replies to Bryan arguing the administration has prosecuted trusts and curbed capital consolidation, listing major cases and noting some outcomes pending.
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San Francisco
Cal
Comte Camillo de Rudio
Louis Napoleon III
Guiseppi Pieri
Gomez
France
Italy
Orsini
Pieri
de Rudio
Eliza Booth
Devil's Island
California
Francesco Crispi
Crispi
Roosevelt
William J Bryan
Democratic Party
Hrgan
Northern Securities Company
Beef
Federal Salt Company
General Paper Company
Otis
American Tobacco Company
Powder Trust
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Standard Oil Company
Large Attendance in Junction Schools Sees County Vote
The article notes Mrs. W D Goodwin arriving from the ranch to stay in Junction along with Commissioner Price arriving to blast Beecher Rock. The Ballard Schaffer hunting party passed through, and Miss June Freeley and Miss Fannie Colvin joined Florence school staff. The county local option bill passed, a victory for Governor Hanley, with dramatic final vote as Representative Johnson cried and cast a vote after his daughter prompted him to vote aye.
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W. D. Goodwin
Upper Sweet Creek
Commissioner Price
Beecher Rock
Junction
June Freeley
Spokane
Wash
Florence
Fannie Colvin
Eugene
Florence West
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanley
Watson
Johnson
Speaker
Republic
Bili
Pettigrew recounts Republican funding offer for Watson bid
While traveling with W Bryan today former Senator R F Pettigrew said four years ago he was approached by the Republican National Committee through a former U S Senator with an offer of ten thousand dollars for speeches in dictated places. He asked if his friend could push to twenty thousand but was told no. Pettigrew said he declined the offer and investigated, concluding the Republican party financed the measure evaluating Watson's campaign.
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Salem, & L
Bryan
R. F. Pettigrew
He- Publican National Committee
United States
Tech
Omas Watson
Georgia
Peo's Party
Pettigrew
Sena Triend
Republican Party
Wataon
Roosevelt Again Replies To Day's Washington
President Roosevelt issues a formal reply amid national debate as he addresses remarks from Day and outlines policy positions in a broad national address. Washington observers note the reply signals stance on economic and foreign policy questions.
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Roosevelt
Day
Taft Replies To Senator Foraker In Minneapolis
Taft closes his campaign in Minneapolis on the fourth speaking day replying to Senator Foraker. The speech underscores Taft's defense of his record and contrasts with Foraker's criticisms as the battle for the Republican nomination intensifies.
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Taft
Senator Foraker
Minneapolis
Taft on postal savings banks and bank deposits debate
Taft defends postal savings banks and opposes Bryan idea of government guarantees. He rebuts Foraker, notes Doyle’s ties to Standard Oil, and contends Taylor’s appointment. He cites travel from Cedar Rapids to St Paul with numerous speeches and ends with a call to adopt the Republican plank on postal savings banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Taft
Judge Taft
Senator Foraker
Judge Doyle
Doyle
Standard Oil Company
Taylor
Foraker
United States
Middle Bass
Lewis
Commodore Richardson
Glass Trust
Middle East Club
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Republican Party
Senate
Senate Committee
Omission in State Certificate List at Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill September 27 a clerical error left W M Gilbert of this place off the list of successful applicants for state certificates in the latest examination.
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Pleasant Hill
W. M. Gilbert
Calumet and Hecla Mining Dividends Reach 107 Million
Boston Sept 29 With today’s quarterly dividend of five dollars a share the Calumet and Hecla Mining Company has paid total dividends of 107 350 000 to stockholders since 1871 The capital consists of 100 000 shares of 20 Each year the properties have yielded steady large output despite prior hard times and a historic fire in 1888 The company’s fortunes trace to Alexander Agassiz Harvard linked scientist and magnate in Boston society
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Boston
Mass
Calumet and
Hecla Mining Company
Alexander Agassiz
Louis Agassiz
Heela
Michigan
Agassiz
Hecia
Calumet
Anaconda
Montana
Death of Mrs Sarah Durant Matlock in Eugene Oregon
Mrs. Sarah Durant Matlock died at her daughter Mrs R M Pratt 30 East Tenth street Eugene Sunday September 27 1908 at 3 am after a long illness The funeral was held at the residence this afternoon at 2 o clock and the remains interred in the I O O F cemetery Rev W B Pinkerton conducted services She was born August 15 1843 in Dearborn County Indiana Married to William H Durant September 19 1864 Six children were born only Mrs Pratt survives Mr Durant died June 15 1887 She was member of Eastern Star W R C Rebekahs and Methodist church She lived a Christian life and bore afflictions with patience The community will sadly miss her.
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Sarah Durant Matlock
R. M. Pratt
East Tenth Street
Eugene
W. B. Pinkerton
Congregational Church
Eastern Star
Rebeckahs
Methodist Church
Church
Enemies of Dinos win out in Idaho
The Boise Idaho case reports the supreme court ruling decided in favor on September 28. The brief item notes a victorious outcome for the group named Enemies of Dinos within Idaho jurisdiction.
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Dinos
Indaho
Boise, Idaho
The
Supreme Court
Factional fight over ballot ticket in Wallace convention
The anti-Dubois faction wins a court ruling denying the Dubois petition to force state certification to county clerks for their Wallace convention ticket. The decision puts Moses Alexander for governor and C D Stockslager for U S senator on the November ballot unless Dubois fields an independent slate, with the Mormon question likely not shaping the campaign.
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Democratic Party
Moses Alexander
C. D. Stockslager
United States
Dubois
Bryan Urges Lincoln Democrats to Remove Taft Lithographs
A telegraph from William Jennings Bryan asks Lincoln Democrats to remove his lithographs from windows during Taft's visit Wednesday. Government and party figures in Lincoln respond to the request as Taft plans a city visit.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Taft
Prominent Teacher Dead of Paralysis in Pittsburg
Miles Elizabeth Kelly, long cited as Tacoma Public School principal for ten years, died in Pittsburg from paralysis while traveling from Tacoma to Latrobe, Pa., to visit a brother. The death ends a noted career in education with her long service in Tacoma.
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Pittsburg
Miles Elizabeth Kelly
Tacoma
Latroube
Bryan in Wisconsin Attacks Taft at Riverview Park
W J Bryan tours Wisconsin during the campaign with speeches at Riverview Park and Kosciusko Park criticizing Taft and praising LaFollette. He travels from Chicago to Woodstock, Beloit, Janesville, and other towns, greeting crowds along the way. An Beloit factory presents him with overalls bearing his name as part of the visit.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
W. J. Bryan
W. H. Taft
Riverview Park
Mr. Taft
Chicago
Kosciusko Park
Merchants’ & Manufacturers’ Asociation
Hrgan
United States
Robert LaFollette
Mr. Bryan
Greenleaf Timber and New Homes Spur Local Change
Greenleaf residents report Starrett and Hovey overseeing timber near Wheeler's bridge while lumber arrives for a new house and barn at Herman Steinhauer's. Portland buyers purchase three of Pete Wilcut's four forties at Deadwood as A B Cutler from Michigan pursues a home here with his wife and child amid school efforts to persuade them.
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Greenleaf
Starrett & Hovey
Starrett
Wheeler's
Herman Steinhauer
Portland
Pete Wilcut
Deadwood
A. B. Cutler
Michigan
Freshman University elects new officers
The freshman class elected Wendell Barbour as president, Lucia Campbell as vice president, Erma Clifford as secretary, Ralph Turner as treasurer, and A. K. Means as sergeant-at-arms.
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Wendell Barbour
Lucia Campbell
Erma Clifford
Ralph Turner
A. KR. Means
Revs Trimble and Wire Remain in Eugene
Bishop Hughes announces Methodist appointments across Portland Salem and Eugene districts at the M E conference. Levi Day Falls City and D H Trimble in Eugene with M C Wire as district superintendent lead. Dozens of pastors named to Amity Albany Cottage Grove Klamath and more with several to be supplied and special appointments listed.
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Salem
Bishop Hughes
M. E
Portland
W. B. Hollingshead
Astoria
C. C. Rarick
Clatskanie
Louis Thomas
Houston
W. C. Fry
Linnton
P. Conklin
Knappa
C. T. Wilson
C. Li. Hamilton
Chang Sing Kai
L. C. Poor
St. John
H. Dewart
Sunnyside
W. T. Easter
Trinity
L. F. Smith
University Park
William Jeffrey, Jr
Woodstock
J. D. Voce
Woodlawn
W. J. Douglas
Rainier
F. N. Sandifur
Seaside
Canby
W. J. Weber
Clackamas
Oswego
W. B. Moore
Cornelius
M. C. Davis
Dayton
J. J. Patton
Dilley
Huracada
H. W. Kuhlman
Forest Grove
H. Gould
Gresham
M. B. Paramagran
Hillsboro
L. F. Belknap
Hope Chapel
North Yamhill
Carlton
Robert Sutcliffe
Oregon City
Oak Grove
R. C. Blackwell
P. J. Rinehart
Pleasant Home
L. Creesy
Pleasant Valley
J. H. Wood
First Church
W. H. Selleck
Laalle
D. L. Fields
Sandy
Chapman
Sheridan
H. R. Salisbury
Silverton
A. J. Hollingsworth
Tillamook
J. F. Dunlap
Troutdale
W. C. Stewart
Turner
G. C. Oliver
Viola
W. B. Pepper
Willamina
KE. N. Laramour
Woodburn
James Moore
Eugene
M. C. Wire
Albany
Siletz
W. T. Pearce
Springfield
Klamath Falls
J. W. Price
Klamath
R. J. Ferguson
Lakeview
Medford
W. C. Reuter
Merrill
C. H. Johnson
New Pine Creek
R. R. Banks
Palsley
D. H. Stewart
Rose
Burg
J. K. Hawkins
Ten Mile
Utah
H. W. Schwartz
Japan
H. J. Adama
Tetsuki Kitizawi
Pacific Japanese Mission
E F. Zimmerman
Anti-Saloon League
C. E. Crandall
Black Hills
G. H. Fese
C. M. van Marter
Cvancellists
C. O. Beckman
New Mexico
J. T. Abbott
Central Church
Hughes
Argonaut Steam Yacht Lost Off Dover Passengers Safe
Dover report says the tourist steam yacht Argonaut, sailing from London to Lisbon with a party of passengers, encountered trouble near Dover but all aboard were saved. Rescue teams worked through the night, and the vessel’s exact fate remained unconfirmed as officials investigated the incident.
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Dover
Argonaut
London
Lisbon
Collision sinks Argo Naut aboard near Dover in fog
About 250 people aboard the Argo Naut were thrown into boats after colliding with the Kingswell steamer in fog between Dover and Dungeness. All passengers and crew reached shore safely at the incident site.
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Dover
Dungerness
Kingswell
Argonaut
Great Floods Reported in India Devastate Hyderab ad and Deccan
In Bombay on Sept 29 thousands of native houses were washed away and a heavy loss of life is reported in Hyderabad and Deccan districts from floods caused by unprecedented rainfall. The river Mual rose sixty feet.
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Hombay
Hyderabad
Deccan
Mual
Lone bandit robs eight miners on Nome to Cornell trail
A lone bandit on the Nome to Cornell trail robs eight miners of 1200 dollars. The incident is reported in Seattle with a special cable from Nome. Police investigations follow the crime, with efforts to locate the assailant ongoing.
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Lone Bandit
Nome Trail
Seattle
The
Times Saga
Nome
Cornell
Alaska
Haskell to Sail Again for Hearst in Guthrie Dispatch
A Guthrie dispatch reports Governor Haskell plans another voyage to Hearst in Kansas City next Wednesday to prove the truth of his statements. The arrival last night prompted the pledge to sail again as he challenges Hearst to substantiate his claims.
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Haskell
William Kt
Hearst
Kansas City
The
Times
Guthrie
Okla
W. KR. Hearst
Bryan Opens Fourth Week of Campaign in South Dakota
In Sioux Falls on September 28 W J Bryan renewed his criticism of Taft and the Republican party platform, launching the fourth week of his campaign with sharp attacks and pledges to press his case nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
W. J. Bryan
Taft
Taft Tour Through Minnesota With Speeches Planned
Taft spent most of today in Minnesota at Sauk Centre and will deliver a dozen or more speeches. He plans to reach North Dakota tonight.
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Taft
Minnesota
Sauk Centre
North Dakota
Bereavement Thanks From Local Families
We gratefully acknowledge the sympathy and kindness shown to us in our bereavement from Mrs. A. B. Brabham Mrs. Of N. P. Pierce and Mrs. O. W. St. John amid our loss.
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A. B. Brabham
OF. N. Pierce
O. W. ST. John
Delegates Pack National Irrigation Congress Session
Albuquerque Sept 29 the fourteenth annual National Irrigation Congress opened with about 1500 delegates among 4000 seats. Mayors Seater and Corry welcomed, Goudy of Denver gave the opening address. Delegates from France England Spain Portugal Italy Cape Colony Canada Syria Porto Rico Brazil and several Mexican states spoke. A clash over forest policy and public domain regulation is anticipated and Pueblo Spokane bid for the next session. President Roosevelt sent regrets over absence but hopes to sign New Mexico statehood bill, causing wild enthusiasm.
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Albuquerque
National Irrigation Congress
Seater
Ecity
Corry
New Mexico
Goudy
Denver
France
England
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Cape Colony
Canada
Syria
Porto Rico
Brazil
Pueblo
Spokane
Roosevelt
Cleveland Article Doubted By Executor Hastings
F S Hastings executor of Grover Cleveland estate denies the Times article portraying Cleveland as Taft supporter. He cites new evidence that the August 30 piece was not written or signed by Cleveland and urges prominent publication of his letter. Mrs Cleveland supported the inquiry, suggesting the pamphlets may be recalled.
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New York
New York Times Today
Hastings
Grover Cleveland
the Times
Cleveland
William H. Taft
Broadway
New York Times
Times
The
Republican Organization
Denial of Cleveland Letter Sparks GOP Debate
R L Culahan of the Republican National Committee said Hastings the Cleveland estate executor told him two days ago the letter was genuine. Hastings now asserts he believes the letter not authoritative, leading the committee to give it no further attention.
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Grover Cleveland
New York Times
R. L. Culahan
Republican National Committee
Hastings
Cleveland
New Launch Sehian Bound for Siuslaw Run
Sehin, a fifty by nine foot passenger launch with a forty horsepower four cylinder engine and capacity for 60 passengers, has been purchased by J W Young and J L Briggs of Riverton. It will operate between Florence and Mapleton on the Siuslaw, filling a long felt need for travelers.
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Humboldt County
California
J. W. Young
J. L. Briggs
Riverton
Siuslaw
Florence
Mapleton
Coquille Herald
Court Honee Lodging Plans Addition for 24 More Rooms
J. J. Yates, proprietor of the Court Honee Lodging house on Seventh Street, is having Architect Vericker draw plans for a two story addition on the north end extending back to Park street. The addition will provide 24 more rooms.
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J. J. Yates
Court Honee
Seventh Street
Vericker
Park Street
Beano Returns Home After Salem Visit
Mrs L E Beano returns home from a brief visit to Salem, arriving with news of her travels and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. L. EB. Beano
Salem
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Washington
RE. F. Pettigrew
W. M. Glee GreTs
Sarah Durant-Matlock
LA Fpollette
Teaching Corps OF
Eugene Public Schools
Rear Admiral
RB. T. Swinburn
Barmoa
India
Grover
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