Crescent Knitting Mills Sold to Move Shop and Piano Firm
Crescent Knitting Mills changes hands as owner WE Davie sells to an undisclosed firm planning to move the operation from the city to Bound Island. The new owners will run a piano and music store through Davie who will join Eilers' Portland piano house and stock a limited line of pianos and organs.
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Crescent Knitting Milla
WE Davia
Oweoers
Eilers’ Piano House
Portland
Divia
Eilers Peple
Davis
Thie Place
Chiekering
Schumann
Lea
Fire at Executive Mansion Causes Alarm in Jefferson City
Oct 23 ex executive mansion fire in the big reception hall under Governor Folk and family. Smoke woke them. Governor Folk ordered fire alarm and directed operations in a rubber coat. Cause attributed to defective wiring. blaze extinguished with about $1000 in damage and no injuries.
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Borippa News Association
Jefferson City
Executive
Folk
Riots in Chili After Tax Protest Turn Violent
Riots erupted in Chile when protesters demanded abolishing the import tax on Argentine cattle. Troops were absent during maneuvers, police struggled to quell the disturbance, streets and tram lines were damaged, and fires prompted emergency response as troops were expected to arrive.
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Chili
Siberia Reaches Port After Transpacific Record
Miss Alice Roosevelt and E H Harriman aboard the Siberia are sighted four miles from port at 9 20 am and expected to dock about noon. The ship entered the harbor at 11 am and aims to beat the Korea Yokohama passage record by two to four hours, completing the journey in ten days and hours.
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Scripps Nova Association
San Francisco
Siberia
Alice Roosevelt
E H Harrimansbroad
Yokohama
Korea
ICC hears oil-rate discrimination case in Cleveland
The Interstate Commerce Commission met in Cleveland to hear charges of discrimination in oil freight rates filed by Frank Clarke of OW company against the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
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Scripps Newa Association
Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank Clarke
New York
Mow Haven
End Seen in Yellow Fever Epidemic
Scripps News reports New Orleans on October 23 notes only one new case of yellow fever and no deaths, suggesting the epidemic may be nearing its end.
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Scripps News Association
Jerry Simpson Dead in New Mexico Funeral Set by Scottish Rite
Jerry Simpson died this morning at six o'clock from heart disease followed by a fatal hemorrhage. Born March 1842 in New Brunswick, he lived in New York as a youth, sailed as a cabin boy, captained the towing barge Rutter, later farmed near Medicine Lodge, Kansas, and became a congressman in 1899. Known as Bowlegged Jerry for his stout stubbornness, he clashed with Speaker Reed and once sought towels for Congress. He resided in Roswell, New Mexico after leaving office in 1908.
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Boripps News Association
Winklen
Scottish Rite Masone
Jeremiah Hocratea Bimpoon
New Brungwick
New York
Simpson
Kangae
Medicine Lodge
Popu
Mem
Demoocrates
Congress
Himpoon
Bockleen Jerry
Popullamood
Reed
Oloce
Roawell, N. M
President Delivers Brief City Speech in Alabama Visit
The president arrived in Montgomery at 1 o clock and spoke from the end of the car praising Alabama and its people. He recalled his last visit with a regiment and said he would set them upon his retro tomorrow. A New Orleans report notes West Virginia ships in the Gulf south of the city.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Court in Idaho Faces Lewiston Citizens in Land Fraud Case
A federal court in Moscow Idaho convened to hear land fraud charges arising from an indictment against Boles lant Jaly and several Lewiston prominent citizens. The proceedings began today October 23.
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Moscow
Idaho
Ov Boles Lant
Last Chapter in Lima Bank Robbery Case Sealed
Thomas Wilkins pleaded guilty and received over seven years in state prison for the seven year old robbery of the American National Bank. An innocent man had been scouted in connection with the crime.
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Lima
Ohio
American National Bank
Thomas Wilkins
Naval Review in Tokyo Opens with Parade of Warships
In Tokyo on 23, Japan held a naval review showing 300 ships, including the captured Kussau veensla. The emperor sailed aboard the cruiser Anatma with a crew and guards, led by Admiral Togo's flagship. After the review the emperor received a ...
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Tokyo
Japan
Kussau Veensla
Emperor Wan
Anatma
Crainer
Amazing Tangle Reveals Missing Barge Papers
Pittsburg reports a mystery as a bank barge held for a loan by Cashier Clark is missing. Papers and books were examined with no trace found. Cumberland notes Clark kept no loan records and directors may have approved loans without records.
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Pittsburg
Oct
Heoselver
Gingham
Enterprise National Hank
Bank
Clark
Cunningham
Reward for Wreckers in Beathers Case Leads to Reward
Fresno Cal Oct 23 A reward of 1000 for information to arrest and convict the Owl train wreckers was authorized by Vice President Calvin of the Beathers and posted today There is no definite clue and the miscreants will probably remain uncaptured.
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Fresno
Cal
Calvin
The
Beathers
Idaho Collision Disrupts Oregon Short Line Traffic
A head end collision of two freight trains on the Idaho division near Montpelier results in the deaths of two tramps and injures Fireman Dumont. The wreck blocks the line and halts traffic.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Fraight
Oregon
Dumont
Steamer A Hecker Believed Lost on the Lake
Cleveland reports the steamer A Hecker under Captain Plewart with a 23 man crew and one import ship on the lake is believed lost near Bank St Marie after failing to arrive on Saturday. Later reports confirm the Hecker is safe.
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Cleveland
Hecker
Plewart
Sont
Bank St Marie
New York Shipboard Mutiny Leaves Crew in Turmoil
A morning mutiny aboard the Ide B G ib- 200 near Norfolk left Captain F H Branley in a serious condition with stab wounds. Watchman William 'omuange and detective Har llck were shot as the crew fled to safety. authorities fear fatal injuries. The ship grounded at Bas river plar and officers fired to quell the revolt.
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New York, Vol
F H Branley
Manetuoa
William ‘Omuange
Har Llck
Norfolk
Plar
Abels
Pirot
Fooaleelngood Itip
Bank to Resume Business After Fractured Deposit Action
The Will Not Withdraw Scrippo News Association ban notes a $40,000 deposit withdrawal decision at the United Bank and Timber Company. Under a commission agreement the bank will close branches on the site and absorb $80,000 via promissory note, with commissioners allowing resumption of business.
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Abrir
Uateed Bank and Tinet Company
Getarday
Abolieh Ite
Drme
Murder on Portland Street Hearsay Stabbing
A man was stabbed to death on a Portland street this morning by a Japanese cook named Matechuke believed hired for the crime. The suspect escaped as police investigate the killing involving Kinte Keaske and a Japanese conspirator.
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Forippe News Association
Portland
Oregon
Porket
Kinte Keaske
Matechuke
Polios
Esca Ped
Packers Claim Lack Of Jurisdiction
Indicted defendants plead not guilty and challenge the court's jurisdiction. They contend no law covers alleged Interstate commerce violations and seek dismissal. They assert remedies under antitrust injunction exhausted the government election precluding prosecution.
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Packers
Horipps Iowa Association
Chicago
Ict
Paowera Thle
United States
Crimies Patane
Commualower Carford
Local Bookshop Adds Lighted Novels at $1.25
The shop announces a large new stock of lighted novels priced at $1.25 and a bindery of cheaper copyrights. Shoppers are invited to browse and find desired reading matter among the shelves.
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McKimball, Weser Bros, Bailey and Kimball Organs
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Mc Davie Ia
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Port
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Miss Alice
Ontario
Ist
the Sain
Jerry
Old
New Orlenne
West Virginia
Gulf
Thin City
Thuredas Bight
Court In
Berippa Newa Association
Naval Review Today
Scripps Wows
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Boripps
Idaho Collision
Scrippa Nene
Scrippa Nova Association
Geripps News Association
Scrippo News Association
Newlin
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