Ute Indians Agree to Accompany Cavalry to Fort Mead
Sheridan Wy Nov 3 The Ute Indians have agreed to accompany Col Rogers and the Gallary to Fort Mead S C where government will support them until a commission of chiefs can go to Washington Acquaint the President with their side of the controversy and ask for hunting grounds and to be permitted to carry arms The troops fear treachery.
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Scrip Allies Association
Sheridan, Wy
Col Rogers
Fort Mead
S. C
Washington
Automobile Found in Susquehanna River Missing Owner
An automobile owned by J. W. Harvey was found in the Susquehanna River near Wilkes-Barre with the throttle open. Harvey was last seen in the early evening and is missing, suggesting the car plunged over the high bank in darkness.
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Scripps ® Association
Wilkesbarre
J. W. Harvey
Susquehanna River
Harvey
Seals Scarcity Pushes Sealskin Prices Up
A New York report notes a six year decline in seal catches reducing supply. Sealskin garments may rise about 56 percent over 1901 prices. Last season 22,672 seals were taken at St Paul and St George. this season output fell to 14,400.
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New York
St Paul and
St. George
Columbia Varsity and Nassau Boat Club Halt Harlem Regattas
The Columbia varsity crew and Nassau Boat Club suspend their Harlem river regattas this afternoon. Six races are on the card including a mile and a third varsity versus Nassau, a half mile for eight oared barges, a quarter mile for single scullers, and an eight oared race between college freshmen and science freshmen.
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Serious News Association
New York
Columbia Varsiy
Nassau Boat Club
Harlem
Varsity
Idaho Land Frauds Trial Set in Moscow
Judge Beatty today ordered a special term of the U S court for the northern division at Moscow to try land fraud cases beginning Monday November 12. Thirty indictments target many prominent businessmen in the northern part of Oregon.
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Scripps News Association
Boise
Beatty
United State Court
Moscow
Taft Tours Southern Idaho in Campaign Train
Secretary Taft conducted a campaign tour through Southern Idaho with stops at Shoshone Glenns Ferry Mountain Home and Nampa after a seven o'clock departure from Pocatello. He urged backing the national administration in its war on trusts rebates and unfair railroad discrimination and urged voters to reject Governor Gooding as part of a call to justice in the Steunenberg assassination case ahead of an Boise speech.
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Scripps News Association
Boise
Idaho
Taft
Pocatala
Shoshone
Glenns Ferry
Mountain Home
Nampa
Congress
Gooding
Steuneberg
Fire destroys Jacob Brothers Piano House in New York
A morning blaze in New York at Jacob Brothers Piano House caused a loss estimated at 250000 dollars. Exploding barrels of paints and oils forced firefighters to retreat from the flames. Boston reports say the First Unitarian Association church and parish burned this morning, with damages around 100000 dollars.
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Scripps News Associaton
New York
Jacob Brothers
Scripps News Association
Boston
First Uanitarian Association
Big Game Plentiful in Michigan Bears and Wolves Report
Northern Michigan hunters report wolves widespread across the country with rising numbers this season. Bears are unusually plentiful in the Upper Peninsula with many killed in Algeir Luce and Mackinac counties and in areas west of St Marie. Bears killed are in fine condition.
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Scripps News Association
Marquette
Mich
Michigan
Flat Rock
Fioedwood Road
Upper Peninsula
Algeir
Luce
Mackinac
St. Marie
Apple shipments loom for valley nurseries
Dan Van Housen of Woodburn Nursery reports orders for about 60 000 trees arriving soon, mostly winter apples. The surge signals a large increase in valley orchard acreage as other nurseries also fill orders, with Union county set to gain thousands of apple acres and trainloads replacing carloads of fruit being shipped.
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Dan van Housen
Woodburn Nursery
Union County
President Roosev elts campaign across states in off year
Washington reports President Roosevelts national campaign today using his record and principles to galvanize support for good government. The focus is New York where his efforts aim to prevent Hearst from carrying the state, with Hughes facing an unpredictable opponent. Analysts favor a Republican leaning outcome though prediction remains uncertain.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Hearst
Hoearst
Hughes
Fashionable London Wedding Unites Cavendish Bantick and Ford Kin
London November 3 reports the marriage of Miss May Cavendish Bantick daughter of Mrs George Cavendish Bentick formerly Elizabeth Livingstone of New York and twin sister of Mrs Ogden Mills. The groom Mr John Ford is the first Secretary of the British Legation at Copenhagen and son of the late Sir Francis Ford who died while British Ambassador at Rome.
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Scripps News Association
London
May Cavendish Bantick
Geo. Cavendish Bentick
Elizabeth Livingston
New York
Mis. Ogden Mills
John Ford
Copenhagen
Mr. Ford
Sir Francis Ford
Rome
New York Symphony Opens Season at Carnegie Hall
Walter Damrosch led the New York Symphony in the season debut at Carnegie Hall. Soloists included Mme Schumann Linke Moritz Rosenthal Josef Levinne Eugene Yeage Lao Schulz and Mme Gadeki in a program featuring renowned performers.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Walter Damroshh
Carnegie Hall
Mme Schumann-Linke
Moritz Rosenthal
Josef Levinne
Eugene Yeage
Lao Schulz
Mme Gadeki
California against Hearst in chaotic party election context
Hearst fire diverted as Hughes and Crocker gain control of campaign lines. McLellan forces and Hearst interests unify for Hughes while Murphy is unhorsed. California’s Democratic chair Spellacy urges New York to repudiate Hearst at the polls amid party turmoil.
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Hearst
Hughes
Roatland Crocker
Thair
Tammany
Murphy
McLellan
Crocker
California
Los Angeles
Timothy Spellacy
Democratic
Connor
New York Democratic Committee
Democrats
New York
Shortage Identified in Subtreasury Accounts
Acting Secretary Keep announced a shortage of 61500 dollars shown by the St Louis subtreasury accounts. Investigator Orby, now returning, will prepare a report by next week.
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Scrippr News Association
Washington
Keep Today
St Louis
Orby
Gas Fire Tragedy Claims Three in Cascade Tunnel
Three men died in a gas and smoke incident during tunnel work in the Cascade region yesterday. Victims identified as Maurice Delaney, John Baker, and Jonah Bridcott. Officials cite poor ventilation as the cause.
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iSerlepe News Association
Seattle
Wasa
Trans
Cascade
Great Northam
Maurice Delaney
Junin Baker
Jona Bridcott
Democrats predicted to control House by wide margin
Washington officials and Scripps News report Democratic congressional committee chair Grew predicts the party will hold at least a twenty seat majority in the next House. The dispatch notes a separate fatal incident aboard the steamer Mack as it enters the Calumet river. It also cites high authority that the U S will press Japan over a Japanese officer caught in disguise gathering fortification data in Manila with Japan likely to apologize.
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Washington,d .G
Grewas
Democratic Congressional Commission
Scripps News Aesociation
Washington
Japan
Manila
Operators Get Raise on Several Rail Lines
In St Paul Minnesota on November 3 telegraph operators on the Chicago and Great Western, the Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis, and the Omaha roads received wage increases of five to twelve dollars a month.
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iRerippa News Association
St. Paul. Minn
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago St. Paul & Minneapolis
Omaha Roads
Mikados Birthday Celebrations Across Japan
Observers report a grand birthday display for Emperor Mutenshito in Japan with chrysanthemums ruling the day. Crowds celebrate amid war victory reverence and festive decorations while Tokyo and other cities show elaborate floral and ceremonial displays.
Insane Woman Alleges Terror in Valley Town
Residents of Summerville and La Grande report a strange woman occupying rural locations this week. A missing person sought by authorities is believed to be an escaped lunatic or an unconfined insane individual, causing fear among local children.
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Summerville
la Grande
Iowa
Island City
Dune Marchason
Quietus
Childran
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