Beattie Murder Trial Receives Beattleberg Testimony
Chesterfield case centers on Henry Beattie killing his wife with Charles Kastelberg, a Richmond dealer, testifying he saw Beattie's car with a woman on Midlothian Pike. Kastelberg refilled his radiator near the scene and plans to prove Beattie's auto stopped before the murder. An old neighbor heard shots and horn, and a friend noted Beattie cut ties with Beulah after marriage. A letter threatening to shoot the judge arrived at court today.
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Charles Kastelberg
Richmond
Henry Beattie
Kastalburg
Beattie
Eliza Mosely
W. H. H. Lampoon
Beulah
Mrs Orr Resting Satisfactorily After Assault
Baker, Sept. 2. Mrs J H Orr, said to have been assaulted two days ago and seriously hurt by Mike Woodard, formerly of Union but now of Baker, is resting satisfactorily today. Reports that she died were denied at Baker today.
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J. H. Orr
Mike Woodard
Union
Nagel Opens Milwaukee Industrial Exhibition
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel, representing President Taft, arrived in Milwaukee to formally open the ten day state industrial exhibition in the auditorium. The event showcases Wisconsin industries and resources and runs in Milwaukee, Wis.
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Wis
Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
Taft
Wisconsin
Forest Fires Lessens in Western Oregon Rainfall Signals Hope
Reports from western Oregon indicate danger of further forest fire spread is eased by heavy rainfall. Officials say the rain reduces the threat as forests dampen and fires subside, bringing relief to Portland and surrounding areas.
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Oregon
Portland
Effigy Burned Over Judge Dismissal in Seattle Fare Case
Seattle September 2 Following Judge Hanford dissolving the temporary injunction against the Seattle Renton Line the company began transfers and collecting single fares. The fight with the people was victorious and the matter awaits appeal to the Supreme Court. Nine men who led the movement to impeach Hanford face possible indictment for obstructing justice.
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Seattle
Judea Hanford
Seattle-Renton
United States Supreme Court
Hanford
Oregon and Eastern Interest Rise in Oregon Land Shows
John Collier of a commercial club reports massive eastern interest in Oregon land shows. Immigrants and buyers are expected to visit Omaha Pittsburg and Chicago events, while Collier notes skepticism about fruit land prices but strong demand for western state news. He also observed varying local government forms during his trip.
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John Collier
Commercial Club
New York
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Orgon
Coilier
Omaha
Pittsburg
Chicago
Colliar
Collien
Sherbrooke Exhibition Opens With Record Displays
Exhibition at Sherbrooke Quebec opens for the week with the largest showing in Canada in agricultural dairy live stock and other departments. Exhibits are more numerous than ever as the fair begins its run.
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Sherbrooke
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Aviation Meet Opens at Churchill Downs in Louisville
A three day aviation meet began at Churchill Downs in Louisville Kentucky under the Louisville lodge of Elks. Among the participants are aviators who were conspicuous in the recent Chicago tournament.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Louisville Lodge of Elks
Chicago
German Alliance Convention Opens in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Delegates representing German societies from across Wisconsin attend the opening day of the annual state convention of the German National Alliance in Milwaukee. Weathery business is conducted and an outing planned for tomorrow at Pabst Park.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Honoring John Howard Birthday Observed in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska September 2 authorities marked a state holiday in observance of the birth anniversary of John Howard the philanthropist and author of prison reform. The observance is an annual event across all reformatories and penal institutions.
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John Howard Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
John Howard
Typothetae Meeting Opens in Denver
Owners and operators of printing and publishing from across the United States and Canada attend the annual session of the United Typothetae of America in Denver. The meeting opens today.
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Topothetae
Denver
Colo
United States
Canada
United Typothetae of America
Trike May Be Averted Asserts President Kline
Call sent to sub leaders and 31 delegates from distant cities to meet in San Francisco as talks with Kruttachnitz and railroad officials hint at possible union recognition and a pending strike decision. Kruttachnitz heads to Chicago while federation hope lingers amid retrenchment layoffs. A wedding at Fort Ethan Allen joins Captain Ryan’s daughter Charlotte Ellen to Lt. Joseph Choate King of the Tenth Cavalry.
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Kens
Kline
Vcting
Julius Kruttachnitz
Licely
Kruttachnitt
Il Ig
Pocatello
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New Orleeans
Krattachnitz
Chicago
Krattachnttt
Fort
Ethan Allen
Burlington
Misa Charlotte Ellen Ryan
John Joseph Ryan
Joseph Choate King
Tenth Cavalry
American Educators Attend Norway University Centennial
Christiania September 2. Several noted educators joined the centennial opening exercises of the Royal Frederick University. Among them are Dr. Leonard Stejneger of the Smithsonian Institution and Prof. F W Well of the University of Wisconsin.
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Christiania
Leonard Stejneger
Mhce
Qsonian Institution
F. W. Well
University of Wisconsin
Royal Frederick University
Ex Queen Liliuokalani Turns 73 at Honolulu Reception
Former Queen Liliuokalani reaches seventy three as she marks the anniversary with a large public reception in Honolulu on September 2. The royal celebration follows her traditional custom observed by the former sovereign.
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Liliuokalan
Honolulu
Tiliuokalan
Boatload of Men Drowned In Maumee Bay Collision
A fishing party of seven drowned when their launch was struck by the freighter Phillip Minch in Maumee bay on Sept. 2. Victims include James Wilson superintendent of city water works and Harry Batch councilman at large along with Fred Shane civil service director William Latt William Carroll Rudolph Yunker water works employees and Thomas Purcell. The launch attempted to cross the freighter's bow.
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Phillip Minch
Maumee Bay
James Wilson
City Water Works
Harry Batch
Fred Shane
Civil Service
William Latt
William Carroll
Rudolph Yunker
Water Works
Thomas Purcell
Aviator Rescued After 600-Foot Dorchester Bay Fall
Aviator Joseph Cumtoins fell from 600 feet near the Squantum Aviation Pier in Boston and sank into Dorchester Bay. A revenue cutter crew aboard the Greesham rescued him. the engine blew, the monoplane sank, but his escape was miraculous.
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Boston
Joseph Cumtoins
Dorchester Bay
Waz
Burt
Miracuus
Gresham
German cruiser Victoria Louise sails to Newport News
The German cruiser Victoria Louise, with about 60 acres of German navy on board, called today at Newport News after a two week stay in Halifax Nova Scotia.
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Halifax
N.S
Victoria Louise S
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Man of 78 Struggles After 24 Mile Travel to Hospital
James Reynolds, 78, of North Powder, Oregon, was injured in an accident near North Powder and transported 24 miles by train to Grande Ronde hospital where he underwent surgery for a broken leg. Despite age and pain, he endured the long journey and awaits further care. He is an uncle of J. B. Reynolds of the city.
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Grande Ronde
North Powder
Amber
Ware celebrates 150th anniversary in Ware Massachusetts
Ware Massachusetts marks its sesquicentennial with a three day festival plan. The town poured effort into decorations and events to honor the milestone in its history.
Cook Reclaims Polar Discovery Claims Before Congress
Dr. Cook repeats his assertion of discovering the north pole and files sensational charges against Peary with the International Congress of Geographic Societies. He asks for an investigation when the congress meets next month and argues Peary’s speed records are impossible.
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New York
North ‘Pole
Cook
Peary
International Congress of Geographic Societies
Graft Trial Ordered in San Francisco Franchise Case
Superior Judge Lawler refused to dismiss the indictment against A. K. Detwell, vice president of the Home Telephone Co., accused of bribing supervisors to grant the San Francisco franchise during the Schmitz regime. Trial set for September 20.
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San Francisco
Lawler
A. K. Detwelller
The
Home Telephone Company
Schmitz
Recall petitions for Seattle mayor due by September 6
Under ruling by Corporation Counsel Cahoun supplemental petitions seeking a recall of Mayor Dillian may be filed with the city clerk at any time before Sept 6.
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Seattle
Cahoun
Dillian
Robbers Attack Southern Pacific Express Near Redding
Raiders believed linked to prior crimes stopped the Southern Pacific express near Gibeon siding 43 miles north of Hedding California. They blew the safe and escaped in autos with about $7,000 taken. an engineer and fireman were shot at but unharmed. A Negro suspect was named among the robbers.
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Southern Pacific Express
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Shasta Limited
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Dickey
Sunsmui
San Francisco
No Inquest Planned for Dr Ryan Deaths
Los Angeles coroner decides no inquest is required into the deaths of Dr Ryan and his wife. The bodies will be shipped to Illinois tomorrow for burial after Ryan killed his wife and then committed suicide yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Ryan
Ilinois
Democratic War Horse Dead
Corteana Texas reports the death of former United States Senator Roger Mills a long prominent Democrat after a long illness at age and service noted. Mills was a longtime figure in Democratic politics and national affairs.
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Corteana
Tex
United States
Roger Mills
Troops Ordered to Canal Zone Over Panama Threats
Washington reports the government will dispatch the Tenth Regiment infantry to the Canal Zone after threats to blow up the Panama Canal. The threats are attributed to political factions opposing President Arogemana, aiming to force U.S. removal of the leader.
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