Record of Daily Events and Weather from Oct Mh
The House of Commons adjourned to October 9. The comptroller reports national banks in good condition. An advance in Erie stock follows rumors involving Hitt. Chicago rider Hopper set an amateur bicycle record at Salt Palace five miles, distance 60 miles. British Premier Ballaste announces committee inquiry into Boer War conduct. The Earl of Elgin chairs with Sir Henry Norman and others. Floods devastate the Lowlands along Jack Sea coast. Thirteen men die in a Bowen mine explosion.
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House of Commone
Comptroller of the Treasury
Hopper
Chicago
Salt Palace
A J Ballaste Haw
Earl of Elgin
Henry Norman
John Hopkins
Lord Esher
John Evga
Friars Sold Early in Philippines Real Estate Transfers
Vatican information says most Spanish friars’ real estate in the Philippines was sold before American occupation to New York registered syndicates and corporations. Friars reportedly hold some shares but no controlling interest, stirring surprise at Governor Taft’s stance. The War Department notes portions of friar lands were dispersed to companies with vegetation projects and related transfers, though faithfulness of transfers is questioned.
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Rome
Vaticans
Philippines
New York
Boas
Tait
Philippinen
Washinton
War Department
Balloon weddings planned for Portland Elks carnival
Portland with high life weddings to be held during the September carnival. Balloons will lift couples a thousand feet for nuptials in view of spectators. Management offers 500 worth of housekeeping gear and dowry for willing couples from outside Portland seeking ceremony thrills.
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Karnwa
Norway
Portland
Fik
Outanle Portlane
Ad. Drene
Rika’ Carnival
Rural Mail Routes Expanded in Oregon and Nearby Areas
Post Office Department approves several additional rural routes in Oregon and Washington. Oregon expansions include Aumsville, Marion county. Multnomah county. Tillamook county. Polk county. and Wonalduarn, Marta county with route lengths from 2 to 204 miles and populations served ranging from hundreds to over a thousand. European royal marriages noted in Rome dispatch to Dalyellmena agency.
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Post Office Department
Oregon
Washington
Aumsville
Marion
Multoomah
Tomatiila
Mynare Totes
Omouth
Polk County
Wonalburn
Marta
Niles
Two Children Die In Ashland Fire Accident
In Ashland Oregon a tragic fire at a rear yard scene killed Leater Davin aged six and Emery Davin aged thirty, children of Mrs Laura Moon Darin. They played with matches near a kerosene can, oil ignited and exploded. Attempts to smother flames failed and they died after lingering in agony at 7:30 p.m.
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Ashland
Klamath
Leater
Emery Davin
Laura Moon Darin
Tracy Dead After Pursuit and Shootout at Eddy Ranch
Harry Tracy, the Oregon and Washington outlaw, was found dead in a wheat field near the Eddy ranch after a pursuit from Creston, Washington. He had been wounded twice and is believed to have killed himself with a 45 caliber revolver after a long manhunt across two states. A Creston party, including deputy Lanter, Dr Ettanter, Maurice Smith, and Joe Morrison, tracked him to the site and were involved in the chase.
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Eddy Ranch
Patal
Spokane
Harry Tracy
Tracy
Diasenge Et Ndiner
Shenft Gardner
Cu Eoln
Wall Tn
Othe
Pacific Coast
Creston
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Ciizens
Strand
Ettanter Maurice Smith
Joe Morrison
Gettag
Lake Creak
Fellows
Washington Central
Eddy
Foldy
Lanter
Mithh
Althouh
Edd
Satlaw
Limeelf
Jhat
Foo Hartly
Cordwood Shortage Reflects Tough Valley Supply
In Independence Aug 11 a local notice details improved commercial conditions as cordwood remains scarce. Prices rose from last year due to a lack of men to cut wood, pushing demand above supply while men find work in other, more profitable lines.
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Independence
Supreme Court rules on Washington governorship case
Washington Supreme Court rules there is no governor to be elected this fall and that McBride fills the vacancy to the end of the term. The court is split on increasing the court from five to seven justices.
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Supreme Court of Washington
Olympia. Wash
Stateoreme Court
Supreme Court
Rogers
McBride
Fifteen Die in Milwaukee Road Freight Wreck
Marshalltown Ia Aug 1 It is now known that 15 persons were killed in the freight wreck on the Milwaukee road Wednesday afternoon. Of the injured two or three cannot recover. It is thought that more bodies may be found as the wreckage had not yet been cleared away.
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Marshalltown
Milwaukee Road
Man kills brother in law in Washington quarrel
In Hoquiam Washington on August 8 Joseph Stockhamer shot and killed his brother in law Frank T Aegers following a quarrel. The incident occurred in Hoquiam and local authorities began investigations into the homicide. The report notes the defendants relation and upcoming official actions.
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Hoquiam, Waab
Joseph Stockhamer
Frank T. Aegers
Fight Over Rights in Vancouver Session Clash
Protest over provincial government powers in British Columbia escalates as Liberal leader Josagh presses for a legislature session. Mr Martin demands re enactment of anti Japanese measures amid tensions with Japan and the governing coalition.
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Vancouver
B. C
Columbia
Mair
Josagh
Liberal Party
Martin
Japan
Coronation Date Set for King Ahead of Series
Fragmentary notes indicate a coronation timing discussed before a major series. Key names and precise dates are unclear, but the event centers on a royal coronation tied to forthcoming matches or ceremonies.
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Eriestocke
Bowen
Cole
Atartal
Lucy Hoving
Socialist Party
Utah
Ogden
Denver
Rept
Frasener
Joan Jay Watson
Boston
Thurala
Misaietpps
Alabami
Louwoana
Oan
Sant
Wo Ting Fang
Earl of Dieney
Earl Cadogan
Ireland
House of
Colorado
Marie Antonoade of
Vuetea
Piofrost
Havarin
Agnodwendt
Tani Committee
Ron Hetag
Arendt
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Pompei
Kursk
Rohl
Munich
Bavaria
Frial
Joseph Montgomery
Grant
William M Bradehear
Iowa State College
Ames
National Educational Association
Circuit Court
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ranta Fe Railroad
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Pepe
London
Dalzelmena
Europe
M’'Bride
Brent T. Aegers
Hequiem
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