Pontifical Mass at Montreal Eucharistic Congress
More than 75 000 attend pontifical high mass in Montreal led by Gar Fletcher with Archbishop rley of New York. Tomorrow closes the congress with a procession of the blessed sacrament. Cardinal Vanputell leads the procession watched by thousands of Catholics from Montreal and across the region. The clergy includes 135 archbishops three cardinals and many bishops as Protestant diversions are noted.
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Montreal
Gar- Fletcher
Rley
New York
Vaughn
St. Patrick's Church
Netra Dame
Atresia
Cardinal Vanputell
Wilfred Lathier
Canada
United States
Tong War Fears Spread From San Francisco to Oakland
Police fear the tong war has shifted to Oakland after gunmen arrived. Prolonged unrest grips Chinese quarters with peonrest reported and streets in Chinatown nearly deserted as special police tighten vigilance.
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Oakland
Sam Brancisco
Bevaral
Account Oregon State Sale Dates Noted in Transit Notice
Fragmented OCR notes show September sale dates from September 8 to 10 and 18 with routes through the Grande area and onward directions. The text references Pate hat September and pinaitmtt September 10, but details are unclear.
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Oregon State
Chandler's Broken Romance and Fortune Transfer Report
Report outlines Chandler and Chanler with romance rumors and a separation. It notes Chanler and his wife denying the split while claiming transfers of large sums and property before marriage. The piece mentions a yearly income of twenty thousand dollars and a contested fortune move amid marriage disputes.
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Fortuny
Saltor
New York
Boyz
Robert Chanter
Iane Cavalier
Chanley
Axpenson
Wilson Brothers manage new hotel opening in town
The Union Republican notes the Wilson Brothers will open a newly outfitted hotel in the Wilson building at the corner of Railroad and Main, one block from the depot. Rooms open Saturday with meals starting Sunday as the facility is prepared for guests.
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Wilson Brothers
Univn Republican
Wilson Building
Commer of Railroad
Main Street
Union Man in Trouble Over Land Fraud Probes
Government charges against Marshall Hulman of Union and others in land fraud investigations linked to timber and grazing schemes. Officials allege conspirators used entrymen to acquire U S lands by claims the land held stones for fences, while final proofs misrepresented land as rocky or grassy. Prosecutors seek to recover lands under the timber and stone act amid multiple complaints and corroborating witnesses in Grant County and beyond.
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United States
Oregonian
Prater
McCourt
W. Hoffman
Tatoe-coun
Taye House
George L. Hoffman
J. H Délisnay
Lawrence Swadk
Grant County
Big Auditorium Finished
Portland reports the large auditorium for the adjacent exhibition is completed and ready for use. Officials expect opening events to draw community participation and showcase planned displays.
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Portland
Nagel Heads to Washington for Immigration Inquiry
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel departed San Francisco en route to Washington to lead the investigation into immigration matters. He travels amid ongoing efforts by the Parr line bureau to review policies and enforcement.
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Nagel
Washington
San Francisco
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
New York Millionaire Rams Out of Ranger Danger
New York businessman Jamon Keone, described as a wealthy turfman, is reported to be safely out of danger after a medical evaluation. doctors plan ongoing monitoring while he recovers.
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Keons
Ranger
Jamon Keone
New York
Turfoan
Hamilton Falls Fifty Feet in Race Crash
Alton reports a dramatic incident after a race involving aviator Hamilton who fell fifty feet and was badly injured. Attempts will be made at Banton to capture further details.
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Hamilton
Banton
Acquittal Declares No Bribery Attempt in State Race
A jury acquitted the defendant in the Lorimer-Goetz case, ruling there was no legislative bribery attempt connected to the governor’s race. The trial centered on alleged schemes to influence State Legislature members during the 19th century crisis.
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Brownn
Zlovttvy
Lorimer
Go Heck
Hie
Owe Foun
Aviators and prize fights headline London and Sacramento news
London reports a daring early flight toward the Crystal Palace and St Pauls Dome crossing the Thames to Willow flaw before landing back at the palace. In Sacramento aviator Hamilton survived a 50 foot fall and hopes to fly again soon. Borton hosts late night bets for a $10 000 prize for a right to roster fight with Graham White seeking success and larger prizes totaling $19 000 if three trials succeed.
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London
Wig Maney
Borton
Curtinn
Graham White
White
Ireland at Seventy Two Receives Honors in Montreal
The seventy second birthday of Archbishop Rev. John Ireland of St. Paul is celebrated in Montreal during the Eucharistic Congress. Delegates honor the prominent American churchman with special recognitions.
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Ireland
Montreal
John Ireland
St. Paul
Joseph News Items and Council Actions
The Joseph city council ordered bids for construction of about 50 timber trans walks outside the business district. Deputy Game Warden Clemens clashed with Indians over an expected large run of Yanks near Benson. Acting Gov Bowerman visited and spoke of unity with the county, then toured the lake by car.
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Joseph
Ore- Son Engineering
Teating
Jie Clemens
Hla Benson
Bowerman
Joseph and
Waik County
McEbery
Strike Threat Strikes England Amid Shipbuilding Fight
London reports a major industrial crisis as shipbuilding workers threaten a strike led by Butler-Maker’s unfulfilled Monday pledge. Fifty thousand men are said to be involved, signaling widespread disruption in Britain’s naval and commercial yard output.
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England
London
Butler-Maker
Poindexter Ends Campaign With Rally Attendance
Poindexter, a reform insurgent candidate for the United States Senate, closed his Beatle campaign with a Dream Inn rally last night. About six thousand attendees cheered the speaker enthusiastically as he wrapped up his primary nomination effort.
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Poindexter
Beatile
United States
Dream- Inn
Browns Acquitted Seeks to Confirm Roosevelt Lawsuit Hint
In Chicago and Springfield reports say Nell Browns acquitted of bribery related to Senator Lorimer's election may pursue a suit against Roosevelt. Browns denies clear intent while Attorney Wayman prepares bribery evidence not previously allowed, with more material expected in Springfield.
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Chicago
Nell Browns
Yeatering
Lorimer
United States
Keanty
Roosevelt
Tribune
Belbery
Anid Browns
Beck
Staten
Wayman
Springfield
Springhnit
Open O Conner Tract Near La Grande For Sale
Plans announce the sale of the Open O Conner tract east of La Grande with cement curbing sidewalks and city water. Agencies start sales early in the week as residents move eastward. tract is level close to town with paved streets and cement sidewalks connecting to Adams and Washington streets.
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Tate
la Level
Adams
Washington
Lafferty Attacks Pinchot as Public Arming Plan Proposed
A. W. Lafferty addressed a large crowd at the opera house criticizing Pinchot policies and special agents. He proposed a state board of control for conservation and spoke on arming, offering his stance amid a harsh drumbeat against his opponent.
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Lafferty
Pinchot
Fili
A. W. Lafferty
State Board of Control
Bilis
King Emanuel of Italy angered by rumors abroad
London dispatch reports King Emanuel I of Italy is incensed by spread of rumors in foreign newspapers. The rumors claim a scandal involving Elkin Yracag and alleged contravention are being satirically circulated, prompting a quick reaction from the court.
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Elkine
Forest Protection Theaters and Public Vigilance Debate
A fragmented 19th century style letter from George McGhenwall of Portland discusses fire protection measures. It references Peyton in Oregon and aims to urge vigilant action and prevention. The piece notes private property duties and a call for resolutions at a meeting of the Western Pine Manufacturers Association.
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George McGhenwall
Tumberman
Portland
Ore
Peyton
Oregon
Washington
Bodent Wilk
Ruport A
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Agaocation
Forest fire protection proposal urged by Oregon officials
A nonstandard historic draft urges a May to September forest fire patrol by regular troops in Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and California to supplement the forest service. It argues troops could disrupt fires, improve patrols and reduce tax burdens with ongoing mobilization and communications to forewarn of incipient blazes.
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Tan
Ten
Henry
Graves
Panister
Provident Pewelling
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
California
Forey
Sarvice
Ponte
Torevta
Ildaho
Forest Service
Back to the Fatih Show Opens in Lausanne Exhibit
A Lausanne exhibition opening today highlights the Back to the Farm movement and a crop and orchard display aimed at showing European and American audiences how to reclaim mountainous terrain for agriculture. The event features experts from American agriculture touting reclamation methods for hilly regions across New York, New England, Missouri, and other vast wastelands.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Ashare
America
Capontich
New York
New England
Mussouri
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