Rumor Mounts Over Mikasa Destruction At Sea
London reports Japanese diplomats and citizens suspect the battleship Mikasa was destroyed by a fanatic act after a hasty fire aboard. Washington confirms the destruction but cannot determine the fire’s cause until the ship is raised. Komura ill in New York with typhoid fever. Delafield seeks care while charges of illness affect travel plans. A Russian peace envoy thanks the United States for its hospitality.
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Herippa News Association
London
Diplomatic Corps
Mik Sa
Ja Ieee
Fie
Washington
Tokio
Waldorf Astor
Francia Delafield
Virginia
Komura
Hawaii
Delafield
Sato Anys
Pritchard
Haron Onga
Japan
Four Witnesses Testify in Williamson Land Fraud Case
Portland Sept. 3 Four witnesses were examined in the Williamson land fraud case. The testimony mirrored that of the prior trial with similar lines of questioning and appearances.
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Scripps News Association
Portland
Williamson
President Denounces Alleged Interview as Fraud
Faked interview story sparks uproar as Charlea Richards and Legadre correspondent claim audience with the president. The president calls the methods thoroughly dishonorable and denounces the published piece as fabrication.
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Oyster Bay
Petit Parsinn
New York
Charlea Richards
Legadre
Viaitora
Richards
Still on the Carpet
Frederick Cromwell, treasurer of the Mutual Liles, states insurance firms must handle syndicate investments. He notes vast assets, a hundred million annually, and that brokers cannot supply securities for such sums. The Mutual is described as a heavy loser in the National Navigation syndicate.
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New York
N. Y
Frederick Cromwell
Mutual Liles
Aseeta
Watual
Mortages
Nolilion
Hughes
Japan Establishes New Steamer In Orient Reports
The bulletin notes Japan has established a steamer according to Orient reports. In South America an Abe can secure cheap wheat from Argentina. Rice eating is cited away to wheat, aiding growing countries that are exporters.
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Scrippe News Association
Washington
Bureau of Manufactures
Japan
Orient
South America
Abe
Alice Roosevelt Visits Imperial Palace Audience Sought
Alice Roosevelt and her party toured Pekin sights today. Tomorrow she will be granted an audience at the imperial palace as Chinese observers note the contrast between European ceremonial visits and the informal style of her group.
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Helippe News Association
Pekin
Alice Roosevelt
Imperial Palace
Europe
Theatrical Circuit Planned in Cleveland Vaudeville Pact
Cleveland officials and John W Donaldine of Seattle along with local theater managers announced a national vaudeville circuit comprising about sixty venues. An investment of two and a half million dollars backs the plan to tour 60 theatres nationwide.
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Cleveland
John W Donaldine
Seattle
Explosion Tears Through Wagon in Clarkeburg Hauling
In Clarkeburg Virginia on September 13 an explosion blew apart a wagon transporting nitroglycerin. David Mackey and his wife were killed along with horses and the wagon, with only the axletree found among the wreckage.
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Scrippa News Association
Clarkeburg
David, Mackey
Horoes
Waa
Fever Outbreak Quarantines Hamburg Town
Four cases of fever were reported today by Souppa News Association in Jackson. The town of Hamburg is quarantined to prevent spread. Local authorities urge residents to stay home and seek care if symptoms appear.
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Souppa News Association
Jackson
Mies
Hamburg
New Orleans Reports Two Deaths After Noon Incident
In Louisiana at noon on Sept 11 reports note one dozen new cases and two deaths linked to a recent incident. Officials provided initial figures and urged calm as details emerged.
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Scrippsons Assocation
New Orleans
Mill Shuts Down Indefinitely Over Wool Prices
Provo Utah woolen mill directors announce indefinite shutdown due to high wool costs. The mill is among the state's oldest industries and will halt operations as prices remain elevated.
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Serippa News Association
Provo
Utah
Septt
Cholera Toll Highlighted In Berlin Report
New cholera cases rise in Berlin with 18 new infections and four deaths reported today by news association. The outbreak prompts health officials to monitor hospitals and address sanitation concerns.
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Borps News Association
Berlin
Hiftean Naw
Chicago Market closes with grain prices listed
Chicago Market in Chicago on September 18 reports wheat at 82, corn at f24, oats at 265, reflecting daily closing prices for the grains.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Bonds Vote In Eugene On Water And Light Bonds
A Monday special election in Eugene voted on separate water and light bonds. Light bonds: 604 yes 103 no. Water bonds: 01 yes 16 no. Voter turnout was light and the measure awaits council action.
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Eugene
Counciil
Court actions filed in local courts this week
Multiple filings include Carroll administratrix suing for 1000 in legal services. J D Ginter vs J F Baker for 140 rent. Patterson & Eppinger against Joseph McCrary for 101.02 and nets. Wright Merc Co of Union vs O Lam for divorce. attorney Wft Sargent pled a unit for Katella M Davis Zeenar. 3 D McKennon sues Ormond Lomber Co for merchandise debts.
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J D Ginter
F Baker
Corte
Patterson & Eppinger
Maker City
Joseph McCrary
Nets For Guide
Hukor City
Apnil 'O
Wright Merc. Co
Union
O Lam
W Ft Sargent
Frank Zeenar
Katella M Davis Zeenar
McKennon
Merchantdine
Ormond Lomber Company
Imblor
Helix man killed in roadside accident during wire repair
A man named Paene died in a grisly accident near Helix while repairing a damaged telephone wire. He was seen stopping to fix the line and was later found beneath a wagon wheel with severe injuries. The incident occurred en route from Adama to Helix, leaving relatives in Canada and friends in Helix mourning.
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Helix
P. Barne
Adama
Paene
Adame
Plelix
Harger
D. K. Richardson
Canada
Crank Seeks Presidency as He Strives for Coal Profit
Laane Schaman, claiming to be an agent for a coal firm, was arrested while attempting to meet the President. He says the aim is to become President and fix world coal prices, accusing the President of an alliance with coal dealers to keep prices high. He is held for sanity investigation.
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Berippa News Association
Oysteray
Laane Schaman
Es Coal
Schaman
Scharmasse
Freight handlers strike looming amid railroad labor tensions
Chicago September 12 The railroads hire non union workers to fill jobs if a strike occurs while carriers and handlers seek to avert stoppage. Both sides push talks as freight handlers plan discussions with managers this afternoon to avert disruption.
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Chicago
Jia
Broad Courtroom Scenes As Taggart Family Breaks Down
Attorney Stor flog concludes defense for Capt Taggart seeking custody and parental visitation for two boys. Mrs Taggart collapses in tears, aided from the room as spectators, including Taggart, react emotionally to the proceedings.
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Rorippe Nova Associatia Wooster
Storflog
Taggart
Mra
Taggart Himelf
Wen
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Chicago Market
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J M Carroll
Seaiant
James Hutchinson
William Hutchinson
Crank
Teddy
Beripps News Association
Geddes Bros
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