Scriber's Court Hearing Changes in Pendleton Bond Set
Yesterday Scriber's arrest led to a U S Commissioner hearing in Pendleton where he waived examination and was bound over for Portland under 16000 dollars. Bondsmen include Julius Roesch J E Foley O F P Coolidge W B Sargent F L Lilly and Mrs T N Murphy. Examiner Gates had not reported from the comptroller by 2 20 PM.
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Farmers & Traders National Bank
Scriber
United States
John Halley
Pendleton
Halley
Federal Court
Portland
T Shock
Julius Roesch
J. E. Foley
O. F P. Coolidge
W. B. Sargent
F. L. Lilly
T. N. Murphy
Gateh
Tacoma Street Railway to Hold Motormen for Damages
The Tacoma Street Railway company will hold motormen and conductors liable for damages caused by carelessness. If a car hits a person or object due to crew inattention, the railway will pay damages and deduct the amount from the workers’ shares. refusal to bear the deduction will lead to discharge. General Manager Dimmock stated this as the protection measure.
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Tacoma
Tacoma Street Railway Company
Wigan
Dimmock
Navigation Closed at Skagway as Ice Blocks Yukon Route
Skagway reports navigation halted due to ice in the Yukon. Steamers Casca and White Horn arrive from Daw OD with 400 passengers, noting first signs of cold and ice making travel difficult on the river.
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Skagway
White ‘Pass
Casca
White tHorne
Daw- OD
Yukon
Insurance firms to pay claims after Jamaica quake ruling
In Kingston Jamaica on October 16 insurers prepare to settle thousands of policy claims from homes and businesses ruined by January fire and earth quake. The English court of appeals ruled the fire preceded the quake, effectively voiding the earthquake clause.
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Ance
English Court of Appeals
Terrific Typhoon Sweeps Chinese Coast Killing 200
Reports from Chang Chow and Amoy describe a typhoon that struck Thursday, killing about 200 people and sweeping southern China with fierce winds. Scores of vessels were wrecked as the storm’s reach extended along the coast.
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Amoy
China
Chang Chow
Land Lottery Opens Monday in Rosebud Reservation
Registration for the Rosebud land lottery closes today as thousands gather in Dallas and at registration points. Government officials prepare for a Monday drawing where 160 acre tracts are awarded by a revolving wheel, with buyers paying six dollars per acre and must live on the land for 14 months.
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Dallas
Rosebud
Land Office
Washington
Gamblore
Fakira
South Dakota
Louisiana Lottery Company
United States
Broad Tripp
Snow Expected in Sierra Nevada as Landslides Reported
Snow is forecast to fall today in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Summit California. Landslides are being reported across several areas as weather worsens, with continuing storms since Thursday night.
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Summit
Cal
Sierra Nevada
Admiral Evans Digs at Loeb in Atlantic Fleet Feud
Retired Admiral Evans accuses Secretary Loeb of denying a story about a fleet message. He says the president authorized release of word that a Pacific fleet would return to the Atlantic via the Suez after a few months, a claim Loeb denied.
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New York
Loeb
Bob Evans
Pacific
Atlantic
Evans
Suez Canal
Dihner
Robbers Knock Down Man. Loot $22 in Lodging House
In Walla Walla on October 17, Enoch Emerick was assaulted by two men in a lodging house. He was struck from behind and robbed of $22. The incident occurred after a half bell call to answer.
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Walla Walla
Callied
Enoch Emerick
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Portland 4 San Francisco
Oakland 4 Los Angeles 1 reported with a concise scoreboard note. The item lists city teams and results, matching a brief sports snippet style typical of a daily scorecard.
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Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Many Injuries in Collision Off Jefferson Head
The Alaska Steamer Cottage City collided with a lumber schooner off Jefferson Head at midnight. Passengers were thrown from berths, Purser Jones went overboard but was rescued. Quar termaster Oscar Nelson was badly injured by falling wreckage as the starboard side of the schooner was crushed. Crews transferred the panic struck passengers to another steamer and ashore. The schooner is believed to be the Binkely.
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Seattle
Cottage City
Jefferson Head
Purser Jones
Oscar Nelson
Jones
Wis Binkely
Brooklyn Captain Indicted for Slaying Magazine Ad Manager
District Attorney Darrin announced Captain Peter Haines brother of Thornton has been indicted for murder in the Bayside Yacht Club Bayside Long Island case involving William B. E. Annis a magazine advertising manager.
Forest fires sweep across Michigan and Wisconsin
Northwestern Michigan and northern Wisconsin are engulfed by uncontrolled forest fires driven by southwest winds. Alpena is threatened. thousands homeless and injuries rising. Rogers City, Hubbard Lake, and surrounding areas face destruction as fires burn out of control with millions in potential losses.
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Detroit
Bay
Lower Peninsula
Alpena City
Thunder Bay
Sheboygan
Mackinac Strait
Alpena
Mich
Michigan
Hubbard Lake
South Rogera
Rogers City
Lake Mutan
Presque Isle
Gaylor
Elmira
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Pound
Mrs Ayers 37 Dies in Pendleton After Illness
Mrs Katherine Ayers wife of Thomas W Ayers of Pendleton died this morning after a short illness She will be buried in Heppner by special train She was 37 and survived by a husband two sisters and a brother Sister of Mrs A A Roberts of La Grande She died of the same disease as Mrs Roberts
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Pendleton
Katherine Ayers
Thomas W. Ayers
Heppner
Mra
Ayers
A. A. Roberts
la Grande
Mondames E. A. Vaughan
Mra. Frank Richardson
Portland
Louise Matlock
Thin’ City
Dedication Tomorrow of St Mary's College in Milllnfield
In Milllnfield New Jersey on October 17 ceremonies of an elaborate scale will dedicate the new St Marys college. Catholic organizations from Plainfield and nearby towns will join a parade and thousands of laymen and church dignitaries will participate.
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Milllnfield
N. J
St. Mary's College
Plainfield
A Bishop Narrow Escape Across Fire Ravaged Area
Bishop Chas B. Williams of Michigan’s Episcopal diocese returned to Sheboygan after a fire near Motz destroyed Mote and Hageneville. He described a prolonged blaze that exhausted survivors with no personal injuries reported and noted the region as a fire trap lacking adequate protection.
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Sheboygan
Chas B. Willams
Michigan
Mots
Hageneville
Motz
Mote
Hagenaville
Hagenavilla
Goodwin Denies Rumor of Marriage
Nat Goodwin and partner George C. Wee denounce reports they will wed Bertha Goolrich. Goodwin says he is too busy as actor, business man, miner and publisher to have domestic troubles.
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Ochicago
Nat Goodwin
George CL Weeden
Reno
Nev
Bde Goolrich
Sminer
Atlantic fleet to reach Yokohama Sunday morning
A wireless from Admiral Sperry reports the Atlantic fleet will arrive in Yokohama Sunday morning. The voyage was interrupted by a storm off the Suson coast and officials hope to shift departure by one day to complete the full program.
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Tokio
Admiral Sperry
Yokahama
Ocean
Suson
Teams Battle for the Honors at City Ground
The La Grande and Baker City teams faced off with strong support from rooters. La Grande led in the first half 6 0 as Finch was injured and taken to the hotel, while Baker City adjusted lineups for the second half as play continued on the focal grounds.
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Bate
Baker City
Baker Feat
la Grande
J. Williamson
Ingles
Grout
Bean
L. Williamson
Gedden
Myers
Reynolds
Heldenreich
Carpy
Hammter
Bacon
Ponsonuion
Attempted double murder in San Francisco hotel
Michael Horses, a night watchman, shot Mrs. August Towle proprietor of the Brown Palace hotel in the center of San Francisco's business district then wounded himself with four or five bullets after entering with a revolver in each hand. Mrs. Towle fled to her apartments as Horses pursued and fired. The guard died from his wounds.
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San Francisco
August Towle
Brown Palace
Michael Horses
Haiwl
Bite Self
Horses
Balkans Tense As Great Powers Await Conference Action
London reports a Balkan crisis with Servia and Montenegro ready to take overt acts that could trigger broader war. European stock markets fell on news Austria and Bulgaria rejected a proposed program, signaling pessimism as riots flare in Belgrade against Austrian residents with police unable to contain the unrest.
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London
Onnfarknashie i
Circuit Court Proceedings Annotated by Opaque Plea News
The condemnation suit by Co R N company against Rastigke went to the jury over property value. State vs Coon, a larceny of an overcoat case, continues from last term. State vs James More for murder set for the 28th with about 10 witnesses expected. Frank Sanford arraigned on selling whiskey with $600 bond. Indictments against four Greeks for an unspecified large matter.
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Co. R & N. Sompany
Mra. Rastigke
Coon
James More
Durg
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