Perkins Is Star Witness in New York Life Hearing
George W Perkins of New York Life testified as the star witness, detailing company transactions. He cited a 1896 check payable to the Mor a0 company and cashed by Cor neline Blien as a contribution to the Republican campaign fund, and described gifts in 1904 while noting concerns over a Democratic president affecting their interests. He traced office tenure since 1870 and, through Hughes’ questioning, outlined relations with the Morgan group.
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New York
George W Perking
New York Life
Perkins
Bolle Perkine
Corneline Blien
Meade Gifta
Sinor Bs
Clove
Hughes
Morgan Few
Miners Rally for North Pole Stampede from Dawson
Union miners express enthusiasm to join a stampede north from Dawson to the Arctic gold fields. They plan to prospect in subarctic regions near the Arctic LaLande area and seek opportunities in the Great Northern fields.
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Horippa News Association
Vancouver
North Pole
Dawson
Great Northern
Subartia
Tipton Postmaster Pleads Guilty to Wife Beating
Robert-eril Bakerfly prominent Tipton Oregon postmaster and politician pleaded guilty to wife beating and was sentenced to be publicly whipped with ten lashes across the bare back tomorrow.
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Scripps News Association
Robert (Eril
Tipton
Oregon
Cholera Outbreak Updates From Annochton Berlin
Scrippa News reports eight new cholera cases and three deaths raising totals to 190 infections and 69 fatalities. Public health officials urge sanitation and isolation to curb the outbreak.
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Scrippa News Annochton
Tragic Death at City Hotel Misled by False Elopement Tale
The body of a girl found at a city hotel is linked to a claim she eloped with a married man. The father Lorengen Beery of Medford says the Cairo story was a fake, but her family rejects it and seeks truth. The event is reported by the Scrippa News Association in New York on September 1.
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New York
Lorengen Beery
Weat Medford
Mage
Heesus
Boston
la Grande
Haworth
Adams Ave
Northwest
Monte Hosso village destroyed by an earthquake
London reports a Remediepateh sage stating the Monte Hosso village of about 5000 inhabitants was destroyed by an earthquake. Details on casualties or further impact are unclear due to damaged text.
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Scripps News Pubiation
London
Monte Hosso
Nutral Zone Decision Reported From Pacific Bay Area
The notice outlines plans to decide the Neutral Zone near Vla divostok in the bay. Officials from the Pussian naval store and PPS News Association prepare to determine what shall continue or change in the area.
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Pps News Association
Toki
Pussian Naval
Vladivostock
Monstrous Mountain Sheep Ditch Project Finalized Plans
Monstrous Project JL Daviness, a major stockholder and superintendent, returned from Wallowa and met in the city on business. The Mountain Sheep Ditch aims to water much of Wallowa valley near Joseph, tapping the Sheep creeks for a vast irrigation and timber transport scheme with potential hydro power, railroads, and a $825,000 investment.
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JL Daviness
Mountain Sheep Ditch Company
Wallowa
Joseph
Patti Ag
Cavinpess
Banker Tells on Pals in Bribery Trial
Hankers, testifying in the Emmons bribery case, says most prior testimony was false. Grove Johnson, Emmons’ counsel, handles Bunkers as the cross examination starts. judge intervenes as tension rises. Wright and Emmons listen, Jordan or Les Neger expected next.
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Sacramento
Hopi
Hankers
Emmons _bribiry
Grove Johnson
Emmons
Johnson
Bunkers Np
Bunkers
Wright
Bankere
Hkunkers
Jordan
Les Neger
Railroads War Sparks Wall Street Debate
The Ranney Gould Wabash controversy dominates Wall Street chatter this morning. Rumors link Rockefeller interests to Ranney’s rise and potential control moves at the Wabash. Backers cited include Pennsylvania and large stockholders, with implications for financing the Western Pacific from Denver to San Francisco.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Wall Street
Hameey
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Ranney
Wabash
Goulds
Western Pacific
Denver
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Rameey
No Danger Scrippa News Reports Unclear Diagnosis
In New York on September 16 Komura had a quiet night as doctors state no definite diagnosis has emerged and no clear symptoms have appeared yet.
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Scrippa News
New York
Komura
Ship Marion Frasier Arrives After 100 Day Voyage
The British coal ship Marion Frasier from Newcastle arrived in Bandiago after a 100 day voyage, 90 days overdue and previously declared lost.
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Reripps News Association
Bandiago
Marion Frasier
New Castle
Fever Refugees Stopped in Cincinnati and Yellow Fever Fears
A special train arrives with refugees from Lake Province, La, three likely yellow fever cases among travelers and five suspects reported by Cincinnati health officers. Governor Herriow orders rapid action with state health officials to seal off yellow fever districts and quarantine arrivals.
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Scripps News Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joesph Ranadell
Lake Province
Columbus
Herriew
Probat
State Board of Health
Offigiala
Successful Aerial Flight Captures Public Interest
Portland reporter describes Geletine performing the season’s most successful flight. He faced a strong wind and circled the post office and tall structures as his machine rose and fell at his command, showcasing expert control of the aeronaut.
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Boripps News Association
Portland
Lincoln
Geletine
Association opposes Roosevelt railroad policy
The American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents convened in Portland on September 16 and adopted a resolution opposing Roosevelt's railroad policy. It censured the policy as a move to place control in the Interstate Commerce Commission as a political body.
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Scripps News Agesociation
Portland
American Association of Traveling Pacenger Agenta
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Poison Purchase Sparks Dawson Murder Case
A 52 year old man in Dawson Alaska allegedly bought poison after reading about a Stanford worsening care incident and killed a man today. Police report a fatal poisoning connected to the Sept 16 event.
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Dawson
Alaska
Jhe Kane
Stanford
To Meet Taft Borippa News Association
Tokio reports the President and vice president of the lower house will travel to Yokohama tomorrow to meet.
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Borippa News Association
Tokio
Yokuahama
Shooters Return From ONG Event In New Jersey
Shooters returned from the national shooting tournament in New Jersey. The Oregon team placed second among the teams that competed. The men hail from Portland Salem and Roseburg.
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ONG
Heagit
New Jersey
Oregon
Portland
Salem
Roseburg
Weather Note From The Dalles
A Dalles newspaper reports a warm day rising from 63 to 83 degrees with summerlike mood, followed by cooler air today with temperatures between 47 and 74 degrees.
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Dalles
Wedding Bells at the Vebre Home
Last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H Vebre the bride Marie Alice Vohra wed Artlerd Webster. A ceremony witnessed by friends occurred with pink and white decor and refresh ments served by Vohra Ladd Seider and Stanley. The couple will residence on a farm near the local school house.
Williamson case closes as witnesses place Williamson in Prineville
In Portland on Sept 15 the prosecution finished presenting evidence in the Williamson case. JM Keeney and T B Pointdexter testified Williamson was in Prineville when the alleged act occurred, while Paul Frank the sheep herder said the lands sought by the defendants were to enlarge the sheep range, not to shield it from cattlemen.
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Scripps New Aenooiation
Portland
Williamson
JM Keeney
T B Pointdexter
Williamson Sos
Prineville
Paul Frank
Jews Prepare For War Amid Alarm in Empire
A St Petersburg dispatch reports alarming rumors that Jews across the empire are arming in response to anti Jewish literature from universities in St Petersburg and Moscow, with calls to revolution spreading among the populace.
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Bomps News Association
London
St Petersburg
Empire
Atadenle
Moscow
Italian Died Game Norippe News Association Execution
Frank Pasque was executed at the penitentiary for the 1904 murder of Tacoma insurance man Charles Gray. He confessed that night and died this morning, waiving his hand and saying goodbye to his friends as the drop fell.
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Norippe News Association
Walla Walla
Frank Pasque
Charles Gray
Tacoma
President not intend to overawe Nicaragua says Loeb
Outer Bay dispatch quotes Secretary Loeb stating the President did not seek to overawe Nicaragua. He says warships were sent only after Conan Lee of Panama ordered an investigation into the affair.
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Outer Bay
Loeb
Nigaragua
Conail Lee
Panama
Chicago Markets Ferippa Nova Association
Chicago markets report mixed grain and crease prices with Wheat at 34 and corn at 4 while Portland Oregon shows small gains in livestock and commodity futures. market summaries reference regional exchanges and dated price figures.
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Ferippa Nova Association
Portland
Ore
Ufub, CO
Ineotem
Valley
New Loyal Odd Fellows Lodge Formed in Leland City
The new lodge, Friends Lodge No 180, instituted under O J Vanderpool and joined by about twenty five Odd Fellows, opened with twenty three members led by HL Halley as Noble Grand MB Meyers as vice grand Albert Hanter secretary and OH Bidwell treasurer. The group held a midnight banquet and showcased its adherence to friendship love and truth.
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Leland City
Odd Fellows Lodge
O J Vanderpool
Fs Meart
Summerville
Yleiting
Choen Frienda Lodge No
HL Halley
MB Meyers
V G
Albert Hanter
OH Bidwell
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Selder
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Toe
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I. O
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Crescent Knitting Mills
Newlin. Drug CO
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