Pittsburg Drops Out Of Cruel League Race
Chicago National leads after Pittsburg loss 5 to 2 in front of 30247 as final season games unfold. New York could join Chicago with wins. Chicago Americans still in pennant chase after Detroit series opener 2 to 1. Directors meet in Cincinnati amid disputed game talks and umpire attendance.
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Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
O'Day
Emstie
President Bush
Pacific coast cities form bloc to seek west coast delegation
In San Francisco on October 6, representatives from 13 commercial groups in San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma and Spokane met to form a Pacific coast grouping. C B Yandell of Seattle Chamber of Commerce and former Washington Governor McGraw led the Seattle group. Yandell criticized government policy of sending Atlantic coal to the Pacific in foreign ships.
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San Francisco
Colt
Washington
Hlates
San Francis
C. B. Yandell
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Gover
Yesterday's Games Report From San Francisco
A summary of yesterday's sports across cities shows San Francisco 4 Portland 5, Portland 2 San Francisco 2, and Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 3 with multiple results. The scores indicate a varied day for teams in the region.
Utah State Fair Opens With Record Fruit Display
Salt Lake City October fairs open with plans for the most successful state fair between the Rockies and the coast. Utah reports a bumper fruit crop and the sheep department is the best at any state fair this year, attracting woolgrowers nationwide.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Coast
Forest Fires Ravage Gold Beach Rural Areas
Gold Beach Oregon October 5 Forest fires rage on every side and smoke fills the air. Sheep feed shortage feared due to extensive range burned. Ranchers in Rogue River district and between there and Port Orford suffer most with homesteads burned. A newly built Squaw Valley schoolhouse was destroyed Saturday.
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Gold Beach
Orc
Rogue River District
There
Port Oxford
Squaw Valley
Frisco Wharf Fire Consumes Coal Piles in San Francisco
A blaze at the Beale street wharf and Pacific Coal company buildings in San Francisco began in coal bunkers and burned for hours. Four thousand tons of coal were destroyed, part of offices and warehouses burned, with losses estimated between $60,000 and $100,000. Firemen were overcome by fumes. heat hindered efforts to approach the flames. Mr and Mrs Woratell return from Wallowa county visit.
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San Francisco
Beale Street
Pacific Coal Company
LA Mob Attacks Prisoner In Court Lynching Attempt
A mob of about 100 in Los Angeles tries to lynch Edward Martin after he is sentenced to life for embezzling Edith Haleton. Police shield the prisoner as Debell is injured by a club blow during the melee. Martin is escorted to a rear exit and later arraigned in another court.
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Los Angeles
Edward Martin
Edith Haleton
W. Dehell
P. KR. Sweigert
Debell Sn
Martin
Curtis Wilburs
Wheels of Justice Begin Heavy Fall Docket in Grand Jury
Long docket opens with jurors summoned in La Grande region. Foreman C A Galloway of Elgin leads as district schedules murder, damage, and escheat cases for the coming week. Jury roll called with many excused members and several peremptory selections noted.
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Wheels OF Justice
Princi
J. J. Brown
Medical Springs
W. H. Briggs
Starkey
Peach
Island City
John J. Bruger
Elgin
Dexter Eaton
la Grance
la Grande
C. A. Galloway
FE. W. Oliver
Alfteel
J. A. Woodall
Allcel
M. J. Duffy
Cove
J. L. Overton
E. Z. Carbine
Frank McKinnis
Summerville
J. J. Brugger
I. A. Howell
J. B. Wolfe
Union
J. T. Shaw
North Powder
FE. O. Zeek
Excused
Gottlieb Buessing
Jacob Snider
J. D. McKennon
W. 8B. Butterfield
W. T. Wallsinger
Alicel
L. Kleinfelter
Harry Wessmer
William Frasier
Telecaset
W.fl. Briggs
E. C. Moore
Morrison estate es cheated case tops October circuit docket
The circuit court opened for the October term at 10 o clock with heavy suits against the O R N and a murder case plus the Morrison estate es cheet case on the docket. The grand jury drawn today will report true bills, and startling evidence is anticipated in the Morrison matter as Attorneys Cochran Cochran F Ivanhoe for the state and Ramsey Oliver Finn for defendants appear. If won the Morrison property valued at 30000 would escheat to Oregon with funds to be distributed by the county court as final accounts previously rendered.
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Morrison Estate
Alde
John Morrison
Cochran & Cochran
F. Ivanhoe
Ramsey & Oliver
Finn
Oregon
McDonald
Grand Jury Duty Focused On Morrison Case In Oregon Court
The Morrison case involving administrator P A McDonald was the first on the docket as the grand jury prepares new land hearings. The afternoon covered case readiness with trials set for Oregon states cases and others including J A McDonald, Martin, Rothschild v Nash, McLaurin v Wilcuxk among those scheduled.
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Observer
Morrison
P. A. McDonald
Firet
McDonald
Jury Clears Davis in North Powder Wife-Beating Case
The grand jury deliberated in the town and returned a not true bill on W T Davis of North Powder who was charged with beating his wife. The defendant is discharged and the case dismissed.
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W. T. Davis
North Powder
Land Lottery Opens in Dallas for Rosebud Reservation
In Dallas and nearby towns the inaugural register for a vast land lottery opens for seekers to win homes on Rosebud Indian Reservation lands. About 100000 to 200000 registrations are expected as applicants sign oaths in Chamberlain Dallas Gregory or Prosho before October 17. Drawing occurs October 18 in Dallas with parcels totaling 38000 acres, some previously allotted to Indians, on the South Dakota Nebraska border near Gregory County. Ferguson's reports the event.
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Dallas
B C
Unc Sam
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Wight
Sheving Kos
Chamberlain
Gregory
Prosho
South Dakota
O'Neil
Valentine
Nebraska
Whitton
Gregory County
Black Hand Fire Ravages East Side Tenement
New York Oct 25. Eleven people burned to death and many injured in a deliberate blaze started with oil soaked paper to seal exits. Firemen rescued ten babies by tossing them from windows as flames trapped occupants. Fire Marshal Kelly blamed the Black Hand for the arson and two men rolling barrels into the building before two blasts.
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Mimi
Heliway
Tama Esay
Kelly
Black Hand
Debs Stumbled by Admirers on New York Depot Welcome
Debs in his Red Special arrived in New York yesterday and was swept by admirers at the depot. He was knocked about as the crowd surged, tearing clothes and buttons while police struggled to regain order.
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New York
Debs
Hia
Dynamite Caps Found Near Bank in Barrricka Residence
A box of dynamite caps was found on the rear porch of Mrs. J. Barricka’s residence next to the First National Bank. Police believe the discovery indicates a planned robbery to blow open the bank vault.
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Mhico, Cal
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