Ramsey Still in the Wabash Board Fight
The Wabash meeting in Toledo begins with Ramsey protesting Gould as grounds chair. Bondholders seek to elect six directors and stockholders six, as proxies are tallied. Ramsey vows to fight to the bitter end using the cumulative voting method to win a board seat.
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Scripps News Association
Toledo
Ohio
Ramsey
Gould
Leah Wiere Seen
Missouri Pacific
Rameey
Rameay
Ramesy
Ramasys
Himes
Leprosy Found Among Chinese in Chicago
Police in Chicago report two advanced leprosy cases among Chinese residents. City physician confirms the diagnoses as mature and likely more cases will surface, despite efforts to conceal the afflicted. Mr and Mrs Jon Nibley of Perry were guests of Dr and Mrs Moore that night.
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Chicago
Mra
Jon Nibley
Prry
Mra Ff . Moore
Plan of Defense in Naval Court Martial
Vallejo Oct 10 Naval Instructor Evans testified for the prosecution identifying boiler parts rivets and safety valves. The defense plans to argue rivet and plate materials were defective. OB Welborn and Emil Frederickson testified about engine room observations boiler condition and last scaling in San Francisco last May.
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Vallejo
Evans
OB Welborn
Young
Emil Frederickson
San Francisco
Admiral Dead Berippa News Association
Tokio Japan reports the death of Admiral Baio of the Japanese navy this morning at 10 o'clock. The news notes his rank and service.
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Berippa News Association
Tokio Japan
Admiral Baio
Woman in Blue Arrested at White House in Oyster Bay Visit
The Woman in Blue alias Lucy C Lee, known in Manceseer circles, attempted to see President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and was arrested at the White House corridor. She is jailed pending examination, with officials unsure if crank or having design on the President.
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Washington DC
Lucy C Lee
Manceseer
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Lilo
Wrecked Steamer Ago Drifts on Eel River Bar
Eurekast Oct 10 The steamer Ago stranded on the bar at the mouth of the Eel river remains fast despite efforts to float her. A high water rescue is planned with a San Francisco steamer expected to assist. Captain Turner of the underwriters association said the wrecked St Paul will be abandoned and its cargo unsalvageable.
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Eel River
Turner
Aneociation
San Francisco
Henley
St Paul
St Paul Feavill
Yellow Fever Toll in New Orleans Rises
Report shows 3170 cases and 410 deaths in New Orleans up to Saturday. There were 207 patients hospitalized and 2600 discharged or cured, with new cases still appearing. The figures reflect a challenging outbreak.
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New Orleans
Quakers Defeat Giants In Tight Series Tilt
Philadelphia side edged New York in a pitching duel as Gehrock and McGinty Bros. delivered strong innings. Final scores favored the Quakers with narrow margins across the two games, reflecting a tense set.
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Borippa Newa
Philadelphia
Buoder Gehrock
New York
McGinty-Bros. Bahan
Amen
Gianta
U P Directors Named At Union Pacific Shareholders Meeting
Union Pacific shareholders met to list the prospective directors for the railroad. Names include Oliver Ames Vornlah THvert HU Frick H Yarriman Marvin Haghitt and others, with Morman serving as president and Jas Stillman among the listed directors.
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Boripps Newa
Salt
Lake
Ust
Union Paelfe
Moon
Oliver Ames
Wd? Vornlah
Thvert
HU Frick
H Yarriman
Marvin Haghitt
Oilo
Bank cashier dies as Corjier Exchange closes doors
New York Oct 10 The Corjier Exchange bank where Yorgo F Knapp served as cashier closed its doors this morning after he fell from his apartment window a few days ago and was killed.
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New York
Corjier Exchange
Yorgo F Knapp
Gale Claims Crew Of Three Masted Schooner Harry Lewis
A violent storm off Mobile caused the loss of the three masted schooner Harry Lewis and claimed twelve lives. Officials reported extensive damage to the vessel and surrounding approaches.
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Scripps Nova Association
Mobile
Harry Lewis
Rockefeller wealth buildup past thirty five
The article notes that Mr Rockfeller did not begin to accumulate money until after age 35 and remarks on how little is left for others, offering a tongue in cheek congrats that he started late.
Oregon Professor Langemo Attempted Self Harm
Despondent from ill health Euler Langemo professor of economics at the University of Oregon attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a razor. He arrived Friday from Weikely where he taught last year and may recover. He is under care in Kugene.
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Kugene
Ora
Po’ Langemo
University of Oregon
Weikely
Mining Claims Acquisition in Durango with Mexican Bank
Americans acquire for 2.6 million dollars a group of mining claims in Durango State Mexico. The report notes a $1.4 million payment is held with the National Bank of Mexico and lists buyers including Mesars Bealty Perry and Newell.
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Mexico City
Bealty
Perry and
Newell
Durango
National Bank of Mexico
Bishop O Rielly Improves After Typhoid at St Vincent’s
Bishop O Rielly, ill with typhoid fever at St Vincent’s hospital, is better today. Mr and Mrs W H Fargarson narrowly escaped serious injury when their buggy horse frightened and they were thrown out. Mrs Fargarson was badly bruised. OV Blanchard has been ill but improved in the afternoon.
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Bishop O' Rielly
St Vincent's Hospital
H Fargeron
Fargereon
Circuit Court Dockets Include Guilty Pleas and Fines
Ambrose Taylor pleads guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon against JG Butedinger. William Taulson pleads guilty to larceny byバattery and is released on recognizance. Jamie Branside indicted for selling liquor to a minor pleads guilty, fined 100 dollars, license revoked. James Bramlet gets three months for knife assault on Fred Mister. Worley Guthridge pleads guilty to misrepresenting age to obtain liquor and is fined 5 dollars. Carroll estate case vs Grande Ronde Electric seeks 5000 dollars over a fatal live-wire incident. Grant Wilson charged in a separate case with an unspecified count following OO Fraser.
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Ambrose Taylor
JG Butedinger
Wm Taulson
Batieo
Mud
Pan Hie
Jamie Btanside
Ivera
Worley Guthridge
Carroll
Grande Ronde Electric Go
Young Carroll
Tate Oe
Grant Wilson
OO Fraser
Closed Accounts Scrippa Nowe Association Houston
Gray a 40 year old cashier at the Commercial National Bank of Houston was involved in a romantic incident this morning. The event occurred at the bank or nearby location, with authorities likely aware. Further details were not specified in the readable text.
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Scrippa Nowe Association
Houston
Texas
M . Gray
Commersial National Bank
Waloide
Identification of bank raid suspect tied to 17th century escape
Letter from William Pickerton identifies a bank raid suspect as Matthew Kennedy Elise McMuno. McMuno reportedly escaped the Blinky Morgan gang in Ravens Ohio in 1687 while en route to Cleveland and was believed dead. later reports placed him in Europe with no further trace until a Pinkerton agency identification near a photograph.
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Hy Scripps Nova Association Cincinnatti Oot 10
Dae
Crawfordia
Wiliam Pickerton
Weet Berknig
California
Matthew Kennedy
Elise
Kia" McMuno
McMuon
Blinky" Morgan
Ravens
Ohio
Cleveland
McMayo
Bia Frienda
Europe
Pinketon Agency
Robbers Robbed Robbers Robbed in Oregon Case
The Jones land trend case reveals defendants were victims of blackmail by a web of fraudsters. Extortion ranged from $250 to $1000 with several former soldiers under contract joining the sub conspiracy. Names include Tom Jones J P Clark G A Hoins and L O Chamberlain of Oregon City.
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Scrippe News Association
Portland
Morde Tog
Plete Rai
Tve
Tom Jones
J P Clark
G A Hoins
LO Chamberlain
Oregon Oley
Chief of Staff William T Clark Near Death in New York Hospital
General William Thomas Clark, last surviving adjutant general and chief of staff of Grant's army, is gravely ill with cancer at St Luke's Hospital in New York. He was brought from Weebington in hopes an operation could save him.
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New York
Willian Thomas Clark
Eiefs
Grant
Army of the
St Luke's Hospital
Hoe
Weebington
Narrow Escape Leaves Wing Injured After Restaurant Incident
A man named Wing was injured when a bullet deflected by a faulty curve at his restaurant on a streetside road. He faces $260 bonds as authorities investigate the quarrel that drew public sympathy toward Wing.
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Baa
Lousness
Wing
Protest Filed Over Wallowa Relay Victory
A protest was entered against the Wallowa girl named the relay winner. The board of directors at the fair will decide the matter. Complaints allege a horse rode while the rider wore mourning and that mealstance was received, allegedly violating rules.
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Wallowa
Falr
Hores
Shooting Report From Durkee Timber Canyon Incident
Coroner Snow received a phone message from Durkee stating a man named Hooper had been shot in Timber Canyon near Durkee. He went to provide medical aid but it is unclear if the shooting was intentional. Dr Snow did not respond further.
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Baker City
Snow
Durkee
Hooper
Timber Canyon
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Boripps News Association
Quakers
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James Bramlet
Fred Mister
Was. Grants
Newlin’s
Newlin Drug Company
la Grande
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