Vice President's Son Elope Report From Steubenville
Telegrams reveal Miss Nallie Scott and Frederick Fairbanks eloped in Steubenville. The engagement faced opposition from Miss Scott’s mother, with wedding plans tied to November before the elopement became public. Fairbanks, 28, had been in Pittsburg preparing for the marriage. Warren G. Fairbanks of Chicago learned of his brother's elopement.
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Scripps News Association
Pittsburg
James Scott
Steubenville
Nallie Scott
Frederick Fairbanks
East End
Pittsbourg
Scott
Fairbanks
Miss Scott
Steuvenville
Young Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Warren G. Fairbanks
Chicago
Scripps News
Frederik
Clark's Days Numbered in Montana Politics
F A Heintz returned from New York and gave an interview that may influence state politics. Heintz backs President Roosevelt and will send a Republican senator and congressman to Washington to support the anti trust policy, signaling a shift in Montana's anti trust and independent faction.
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Scrip
Ens Association
Butte Mont
F. A. Heintz
New York
Clark
Roosevelt
Washington
Heintz
Montana
Tana's Campaign Signals GOP Congressional and Senate Victory
The piece argues Tana's campaign would secure the election of a Republican congressman and a Republican senator as a successor to Senator Clark whose term expires next year, framing the contest as pivotal for party control.
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Tana
Clark
Train Wreck Near City Limits Kills Engineer, Injures Ten
Iron Mountain fast mail train jumped the track this morning near the city limits. The engineer died at the scene and ten people were injured. Three riders who jumped from the moving train were severely hurt and may die.
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St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Walker reservation set to open for mineral land allotment
The United States Land office has received no confirmation that the Walker reservation lands will open at noon on October 29. Mining men expect a rush as Nevada law does not cap mining claims. six townships are reserved for Indians while the General Land Office outlines allotment rules.
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Scrippe News Association
Garson Nev
United States Land Office
Walker Reservation
General Land Office
Nevada
Man Dies by Execution Over Wife Murder
Chicago notices a death watch set for Daniel Frances, a black man sentenced to execution tomorrow for killing his wife and Derra Scroggs. Frances declares he would rather hang tomorrow than be John D. Rockefeller.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
John. D. Rockefeller
Daniel Frances
Dera Scroggs
Fatal Union Pacific wreck near Ridge Wyoming
A head on collision on the Union Pacific near Ridge Wyoming killed engineer Strong fireman Kelley and head brakeman Moyers all from Laramie. Head brakeman Simms died later of injuries. An unknown tramp was found dead in the wreckage as traffic remained stopped.
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Scripps News Association
Ridge
Wyo
Union Pacific
Strong
Kelley
Moyers
Laramie
Simms
Americans Win Brilliant Game In The Tenth Inning
In Chicago on October 11 the world series third game ended with the Americans defeating the Nationals in the tenth inning. Batteries were Pfeister and Kling for the Nationals and Walsh and Sullivan for the Americans. The score was 3 to 0 after a stormy telegraph blackout prevented full details from coming in.
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Nationals
Pfeister
Kling
Walsh and Sullivan
Amer
Scripps News Association
Chicago
Western
Oregon
Portland
Amencans
Court Doles Sentences and Motions in Local Cases
Judge Eakin sentenced three convicts this morning. A Japanese man who attempted to shoot a fellow countryman received three years, Burke got one year for larceny in a dwelling, and Maroney alias Box Car Casey two years for larceny. Sharkey was acquitted of beating a horse. DA Ivanhoe moved to withdraw indictments against Gardinier and Bartlett for later refile. Mayers was found guilty of assault with intent to kill. The court will rule at 9 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Eakin
Gents
Burke
Maroney
Casey
Sharkey
Ivanhoe
Gardinier
Bartlett
Mayers
J.C. Smith
John Klein
Three Die in Pennsylvania Tunnel Blast
In a Pennsylvania tunnel explosion a week ago three men died and about a dozen were severely wounded. Two of the victims were construction foremen. Fire from the woodwork blocked escape routes, delaying rescue and removal of the injured.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Old Civil War Veteran Dies From Cold in Cleveland Home
John Reese, a Civil War veteran, froze to death in his Cleveland residence last night as cold weather arrived unexpectedly. He had no fire and was planning to move to the Soldiers Home today.
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Scripps News Association
Cleveland
Ohio
John Reese
Isoldierst
Summerside Aflash Fire Destroys Town on Water Front
Summerside, capital of Prince Edward Island, caught fire early today after a blaze began at the railway depot on Water Front. A gale fanned the flames, reducing the town of five thousand to a roaring furnace within thirty minutes. Nearby towns sent aid. no deaths reported by noon, but property losses are seemingly ruinous.
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Scripps News Association
Halifax
Summerside
Price Edward Island
Dames
Aailway Depot
Water Front
Tobacco Crop Ruined by Frost Across Three States
Frost this morning damaged the tobacco crop for an estimated four million dollars. Thirty four counties across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana suffered effects.
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Scripps News
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Davis Illness Reported as Serious in New York
Oct 11 report from New York states Mrs. Jefferson Davis remains seriously ill as her cold resists treatment despite ongoing care.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Jefferson Davis
Jurist killed in streetcar accident in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City Oct 11 Judge C W Bennette a leading Utah mining attorney was killed this morning when struck by a street car.
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Scripps News
Salt Lake
C. W. Bennette
Utah
Judge Caples Paralyzed After Severe Stroke
Judge John F. Caples a leading Portland attorney and pioneer citizen suffered a paralytic stroke at age 74. He is noted for decades of service in eastern Oregon politics and as a prominent lawyer who addressed many audiences in campaigns and public celebrations.
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John F. Caples
Portland
Judge Caples
Oregon
Evelyn Bight and M. A. Sands Wed in New Port
In New Port at the Scripps Mews Association Evelyn Bight and M A Sands were married today in an autumn ceremony. The event, attended by about four hundred guests, marks a notable fall social occasion.
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Scripps Mews Association
New Port
Evelyn Bight
M. A. Sands
Winter apple crop in Yakima valley to set record
J M Brown Yakima county horticultural inspector predicts winter apple output will rise 200 to 300 percent over last year. Total crop expected 1200 to 1500 car loads, the largest in Yakima valley history, with strong demand from major shipping points nationwide. Four carloads of pears to Chicago this week. Parr Simmons Co of this city ships apples and has purchased thirteen carloads of potatoes from local growers.
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J.M. Brown
Yakima County
Yakima Valley
United States
Grande Ronde Valley
Chicago
Parr- Simmons Company
Mr. Simmons
Astern Pointes
Ir. Simmons
Junior League Meeting Set At Mrs Reeves Home
The Junior League of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs Reeves Saturday afternoon at two thirty. All members are requested to be present as business of importance will come
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the Methodist Church
Winter Storm Slams East With Downed Wires and Trees
Heavy snows blanket a large portion of the state with Rochester and surrounding areas hit hard. Wires and trees are down as utilities report outages and travel becomes difficult.
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Scripps News Association
Rochester N. Y
Terror Unabated in Frisco
Scripps News Association, San Francisco reports ongoing city terror with two holdups last night and two this afternoon. Hardware dealers note high revolver sales since the carnival of crime, estimating nineteen thousand as a conservative figure. Two men suspected in the recent Japanese bank robbery and murder were arrested early today.
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Scripps News Associatie
San Francisco
Injunction Granted In Suit Over Central Railroad Stock
Judge Eakin issues an injunction filed by Arthur B. Brown T. W. Davison and R. A. Marr against Alonzo Cleaver. Plaintiffs allege the Central Railroad of Oregon is validly capitalized at 20 000 shares of 100 each with 1926 held by Cleaver in trust for the plaintiffs who claim three fourths ownership. They seek a restraining order and decree recognizing their three fourths stake and preventing transfer or encumbrance of the stock.
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Eakin
Arthur B. Brown
T. W. Davidson
R. A. Marr
Alonzo Cleaver
Central Railroad of
Oregon
Tonight's Lecture by Rev Father McGrady at Opera House
Rev Father McGrady delivers an evening address on Industrial Evolution at the opera house. An orator and scholar, he is expected to draw a crowded audience. Admission is 26 cents as Socialism features in national politics and attendees will gain a clear presentation of its objectives.
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Father McGrady
Grain markets open with mixed wheat corn oats moves
Wheat opened at 74 and closed at 74 y, corn started 42 and ended 41 y, oats opened at 4 and finished at 3 5 y. The market showed small shifts as traders noted modest price changes across grain futures.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
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