Scriber Bows To Inevitable Goes To Prison In Pendleton
J W Bember former cashier of Farmers and Traders National bank La Grande is en route to Portland to await grand jury action in November on federal charges. He appeared before Commissioner John Hatley and received a $25000 bail. He slept at a Pendleton hotel under guarded supervision with an armed guard at his door. Local citizens expressed sympathy for his family as the case proceeds and in Salem thousands gamble on the presidential outcome Taft backers and Oregon bets dominate wagering.
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Portland
Gies
Scriber
Ife
Weill
United States Marshal
Pendleton East Oregonian
Seriber
Salem
Ore
Jack Peterson
Taft
Oregon
Hermiston Dairy Proprietor Dies After Runaway
Pendleton Oct 28 reports William Sommerville Brown age 39 proprietor of Hermiston dairy died after a Sunday run away accident. He was injured internally when thrown from his wagon and died at Hotel Williams in Hermiston.
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Hermiston
William Sommerville Brown
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Hotel Williams
Mr. Brown
Abolitionist John W Hutchinson Claimed Dead
John W Hutchinson aged 47 poet and vocalist and friend of Lincoln was fatally injured after a incident at his home today in Lyne Massachusetts. Harrison and other abolitionists are noted figures in the event.
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Mass
John W. Hutchinson
Lincoln
Harrison
Suffrage Group Urges Roosevelt Plea to Congress
Boston October 20. The Woman's Suffrage Association in session here today urged President Roosevelt to include in his forthcoming message to Congress a recommendation for grants to promote international relations and courtesies.
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Woman's Suffrage
Eont
Roosevelt
Congress
Ohs Sud
Arraignment in NY larceny case involving Cleveland letter
New York Oct 29 Broughton Brandenburg magazine writer was arraigned in general sessions on an indictment for larceny in the second degree. A bond of 1500 dollars was furnished after the case regarding the New York Times letter purporting to be an endorsement of Taft by the late ex president Grover Cleveland.
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New York
Broughton Branderburg
New York Times
Taft
Grover Cleveland
Court of General Sessions
Moore Case Heads Toward Jury Verdict In Murder Trial
The Moore murder case occupies the jury with a verdict expected soon after a lengthy session. The Greek riot case near Elgin draws court attention as several divorce actions are disposed of with decrees following by default.
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Mary McCoy
J. B. McCoy
George E. Hayes
Thomas J. Edwards
W. W. Grass
Still
Lovina Gates
P. Gates
Belgrade Seeks Russian Alliance Over Bosnia Crisis
Despairing at Balkan conference indifference the Servian parliament telegraphed the Russian Douma asking for alliance. Serbia and Montenegro vow to resist Austria’s absorption of Bosnia and Herzegovina as diplomats await St Petersburg’s reply. In San Francisco a street car collision injured several people.
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Montenegro
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Conference of Power
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Bryant
Hillquit Poised to Be First Socialist in U S House
New York, Oct. 29 Morris Hill quit of New York is likely to become the first socialist congressman to sit in the U S House and promote a red banner in the federal chamber. He would represent the lower East Side where socialist candidates also seek state assembly seats amid active meetings and strong working class support.
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William Maitley
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Lower East Side
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France
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Belgium
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United States
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Taft Campaign Across New York State
Taft begins the day in Lyons and travels to Syracuse with a schedule through East Rochester Canandaigua Geneva and Seneca Falls. Carnegie endorses Taft and predicts his victory while Bryan campaigns in upstate New York with stops at Cohoes Utica Rome Oneida Canastota and Syracuse. Former Senator Hill introduces Bryan and urges change as anti Taft rhetoric grows.
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Crowleat Loss Believed In Yare Mouth Wreck Near North Be
London October 29 captn Avie and two crewmen from the steamer Yare mouth are believed lost after a wreck near the North Be. Several bodies have been recovered. The Yarmouth was bound for Rotterdam to Harwich with cargo. Albany Oregon October 25 after long delay and wrangling A Welch begins street electric line construction with grades and franchise shift noted.
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Ore
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Missionary Social Held by Presbyterian Ladies at Hanna Home
A Sitka mission drive fundraiser preceded by a pleasant evening hosted by Mr and Mrs W B Hanna last night. Attendees reported a highly satisfactory, delightful gathering with all present enjoying the social for Sitka mission support.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
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Sitka
Pioneer Benjamin Hayden Dies at 34 Pathfinding Era Veteran
Benjamin Hayden, aged 34, a pathfinder to California in 1849 and early plains traveler to Oregon in 1852, died this morning after a life shaping western migration. The note places him among 19th century transcontinental pioneers.
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Benjamin Hayden
California
Plains
Oregon
Hains Defends Brother In Murder Case
New York dispatch reports Thornton Jenkins Haines defends his brother Captain Peter Haines in the murder of William Annis. He denounces the woman's attorney and denies being a “beach camber.” The brothers face gunman commission scrutiny as the case unfolds.
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Peter Haines
William Annis
Captain Haines
Depositor Suspects Shortage Amid Forgery Arrest in La Grande
J W Seriber was arrested in La Grande on a $2000 note forgery charge and taken to Pendleton. He gave an interview claiming depositors will be repaid nearly dollar for dollar. Estimates show a large shortage, with forged notes totaling up to $70,000 and loans-discounts far above actual cash.
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Seriber
H. C. Rinehart
Pendleton
Scriber
Furnisneca
Narrow victory sparks bets as Taft gains support
Chicago reports a tight race with Bryan a feared outcome and Taft drawing funding from business interests. Wealthy Republicans back Taft while apathy fades. New York bettors place odds on Taft's election and Bryan carries the United States by a large plurality is discussed as a hypothetical in finance circles.
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Taft
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Chenier
United States
Arbuckle Guests In Bolsa Amid Bryan Support
Hon C H Arbuckle of Bolsa visits and stays with J A Arbuckle. The guest notes Idaho party lines, expecting a near unanimous Bryan vote. The visiting brother says Idaho will back Bryan strongly and praises her brother’s spirits during the visit.
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J. A. Arbuckle
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