Taft Campaign Tour Moves Toward Denver
Taft rushes toward Denver with stops in Nebraska towns including Gothenburg and Kimball while Bryan considers widening his campaign. A storm in Fairview disrupted reporters tents as Sherman attacks Bryan at a Rock Island rally with Longworth Deneen Lowden and McKinley in attendance.
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Theandidate
Denver
Kimball
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Julesburg
Greeley
Lisaile
Col
Bryan
L«ncoln
Fairview
Hughes
Sherman
Rock Island
James S. Sherman
Longworth
Deneen
Illinois
Frank Lowden
James McKinley
North Shore Horse Show Opens Sixth Annual Exhibition
Locust Valley October 2 New York society gathers for the opening of the sixth annual exhibition of the North Shore Horse Show Association at Piping Rock field.
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Locust Valley
L.L
New York Society
North Shore Horse Show Association
Piping Prock Field
Murder 15 Done in Lovers Home
J H Kocker was arrested in Pacific Grove California for the murder of Grace I White found shot in Kocker’s Del Monte grove home. White had sought a divorce from her Alaskan miner husband and planned to wed Kocker after the divorce. Kocker claims the woman shot herself.
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Pacific Grove
Cal
J. H. Kocker
Grace I. White
Kocker
del Monte Grove
Antonio Alves
Gald
Rocker
Veterans to attend Army of the Cumberland reunion in Chattanooga
Chattanooga Tennessee October 2 Veterans from across the country plan to visit Lookout Mountain Mission Ridge and other historic sites as the Society of the Army of the Cumberland holds its annual reunion in town Week after next Old soldiers announced their intention to come to Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Mission Ridge
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Yesterday's Scores from Cities Featured
Portland defeated Oakland by 7 to 2 while Los Angeles beat San Francisco 2 to 1 in yesterday's sports standings.
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Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Canadian Campaign Nears General Elections in Canada
Ottawa Ont Oct 2 Canada enters a countrywide political campaign ahead of the general parliamentary elections scheduled for October 26. Nominations will be held October 19, with politicians pressing Canadians daily until then.
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Ottawa
Ont
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Military tournament set to stun in Louisville next week
In Louisville on October 2 a major military tournament is planned that may surpass any prior southern event. United States Army officers are directing the arrangements and overseeing preparations for the event.
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Louisville
South
United States Army
Oil Pipe Lines Spur Oklahoma Political Clash
Guthrie Oct 2 The Prairie Oil company push to lay pipe lines along Rogers county highways triggers a clash between Governor Haskell and Attorney General West that becomes a national campaign issue. The Rogers County board appeals to West for power to grant construction rights while West warns the measure exceeds authority. He predicts efforts to halt pipe laying and says Standard Oil subsidiary will be balked.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Prairie Oil Company
Rogers County
Haskell
West
Board of Commissioners
Standard Oil
Atlantic Fleet Arrives Manila Bay Delayed Shore Welcome
The Atlantic fleet anchored off Manila Bay with health officers forbidding landing due to a cholera threat. Thousands gathered on shore as ships passed Corregidor Island but sailors and natives could not go ashore. The fleet will remain off breakwater until October 10 and then proceed to Yokohama.
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Manila
Corregidor Island
Sperry
Metcalf
Yokohama
Dunsmuir matriarch dies. estate shares tied to Vancouver Island holdings
Vancouver dispatch reports Mrs. Joan Dunsmuir aged 82 mother of Lieutenant Governor James Dunsmuir died this morning. She had just begun a bid for a share in the $20,000,000 Vancouver Island coal mines railways and timber holdings and is said to have forfeited all rights to the estate for $400,000 in cash.
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Vancouver
B. C
Joan Dunsmuir
James Dunsmuir
Victoria
Dunsmuir
Vancouver Island
Northwest golf gathering set for November 14 on Waverly links
Portland announces the first annual northwest golf tournament on the Waverly course with a $500 challenge trophy. Eight players from Tacoma Seattle Spokane and Vancouver IB will represent visiting clubs. Elimination play to form Portland team begins tomorrow afternoon.
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Portland
Pacific Coast
Waverly Links
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
IB. C
Millionaire Mine Owner J Q A Packard Dies at 87
Santa Cruz California October 2 J Q A Packard multimillionaire mine operator with Utah properties died here last night at age 87 The news notes his extensive holdings and prominence in the mining industry.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
J. Q. A. Packard
Utah
Counted Metropolitan Opera Appears in City Next Tuesday
Tickets went on sale at Van Burens cigar store this morning for the Counted Metropolitan Opera company performance next Tuesday. Early buyers report many best seats already sold and prices described as reasonable. The reception today indicates a likely well-filled house.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
van Buren
1000 Families Urged to Move to Lake County Land Grant
The Silver Lake Leader reports a program offering 1000 families up to 160 acres of choice tillable land in northern Lake County. Officials warn the window is short as daily arrivals of new settlers continue.
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Lake County
Silver Lake
Truant Officer Seeks Offenders in City Schools
The truancy issue is rising as Superintendent Hockenberry assigns I W Faulk to compile a list of school age children kept out of class. Parents and children who defy compulsory education laws face possible heavy penalties and potential arrests as authorities pursue delinquents in upcoming days.
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Hockenberry
I. W. Faulk
Heppner Public School Up By Twenty Five Publia This Year
The Heppner public school opened with enrollment 25 more than last year, signaling growing student interest and expanded classroom needs for the new term.
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Heppner Public School
Weather Dampens County Fair Attendance Worsens Today
Cold winds and rain kept visitors away from the county fair as judges failed to arrive and the department operated with reduced staff. Children’s Day is expected to attract a large crowd tomorrow if weather improves, while an auction sale and animal stock activities are planned for the afternoon.
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Sol
Bryn Mawr Kennel Club to Hold Sixth Beach Show
Bryn Mawr Philadelphia area hosts the Bryn Mawr Kennel Club annual beach show format with aristocrat ic canines from many breeds. Tomorrow’s event offers seven hundred classes and more than 200 cups and social prizes for winners.
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Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr Kennel Club
Kansas City Club Prepares Third Annual Auto Race Meet
Preliminary work finished by the Kansas City Automobile club for its third annual meet due in two weeks. The feature event is a 10 mile free-for-all for a $400 cup donated by a local newspaper.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Automobile Club
Prohibition Ticket Withdrawn in Dallas
Dallas October 2 a formal announcement states the prohibition state ticket is withdrawn in favor of the Democrats who now adopt a state wide prohibition plank.
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Texas
Dallas
Kenwood Post Office and Buildings Burn in Morning Fire
Fire damaged the post office and several buildings at Kenwood in the morning. Wires were down and the fire origin was not reported. Local responders continued to assess the scene as smoke cleared.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Kenwood
O'Meara Wins Marathon in Cambridge Time Record
O'Meara of North Cambridge won the marathon in 2 36 24 6 at Brockton Massachusetts on October 2. Edo ward O Rider finished second and Henry Lynn placed third.
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Brockton
Massa
O'Meara
North Cambridge
Edoward O
Henry Lynn
Bankers Flying High on Denver Special Train
Delegates to the American Bankers Association enjoyed a special train trip on the Denver Pacific line to Corons, 65 miles from Denver, at the Continental Divide crest, altitude 11 660 feet. The excursion capped the week's financiers convention activities.
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Denver
Col
Baffatt Road
American Bankers’ Association
Corons
Dawson Prisoner Edward Eifora Faces Hanging for Bergman Murder
In Dawson Yukon Territory a man known as Edward Eifora awaits execution after a murder of David Bergman. He sits in his cell as carpenters work on the gallows, reads his Bible, smokes, and jokes during the wait for October 6.
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Dawson
Yukon Territory
Edward Eifora
David Bergman
Court May Open Allocations Hearing If Dismissal Overruled
San Francisco October 2 The court may examine the railroads contention that the low rate fixed by the commission is confiscatory if the demurrer in the Oregon lumber rate case is overruled A Teal argued the motion attacking Southern Pacific methods and decried the railroad's claim of deprivation of property without due process The railroad did not seek a commission rate change
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Murrer
Oregon Lumber
Teal
Southern Pacific
Consumption is the Price of Civilization Says Doctor
Dr Woods Hutchinson of New York links income and tuberculosis noting that nations with higher wages and shorter hours have the lowest death rate. He says consumption is the price of civilization and that wealth reduces tuberculosis risk by about fifty percent.
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Woods Hutchinson
New York
Funeral for Mrs. Ira Kirtley Held at Catholic Church
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ira Kirtley was held this morning at the Catholic church with Father Whyte officiating. Interment followed at the LO. O. F. cemetery.
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Ira Kirtley
Father Whyte
LO. O. F
Wallace man dies at Hot Lake during visit
R. D. Rollin of Wallace Idaho died yesterday afternoon at Hot Lake where he had come on Wednesday. The remains are at Henry Carts undertaking parlors awaiting instructions from friends.
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R. D. Rollin
Wallace
Idaho
Hot Lake
Henry & Carts Undertaking
Bovine Tuberculin Debate at Washington Congress
Washington reports caucus delegates oppose Koch theory on bovine tuberculosis transmission. Dr Detre cites 21 adults infected with human tuberculosis and one with bovine strain, suggesting animal to human infection is possible. Final session slated for tomorrow.
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Gates
Koch
Congress
Washington
Detre
Six Die In Gravel Car Wreck Near Scappoose
A gravel car on the Portland Southwestern logging railway derailed in heavy rain near Scappoose injuring six and killing six of the twelve men aboard. Five escaped by clinging to the car as it rolled downslope toward the curve. The Chapman Lumber Company operated the train.
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Portland
Portland-Southwestern
Scappoose
Chapman Lumber, Company
Harrison Monument to Open October Unveiling Plan
Indianapolis October 1 The Harrison Monument commission has set October 27 for the unveiling of the memorial to the former president A detailed program is in preparation and Vice President Fairbanks is expected to deliver the principal address.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison Monument Commission
Fairbanks
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