A Study in Scarlet Part II Chapter V Continues
Ferrier and Jefferson Hope plot a hasty escape from their pursuers in Utah. They move through rugged terrain toward Carson City with Lucy and provisions, aided by a mule and horses, while a vigilant sentinel and mounting dangers test their resolve.
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Ferrier
Pard
Lucy
Utah
Eagle Ravine
Carson City
Jefferson Hope
Hope
Jefferson
Drebber
St Minnber
Old Ferrier
Liesetieben
Turbulent Times Chase News From Across Continents
The day’s reports span coal strikes in the United States with clashes between troops and miners, hospital strains, and arrests. Crown Prince of Siam visits New York and Portland. Fire at Pittsburg Plate Glass plant causes 200000 dollar loss. A Colombian gunship heads to Panama and British coal miners back aid to strikers. Senator Hanna invites Tom Johnson to a debate on a key question.
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Edward 8. Bragg
Havana
William A. Rablee
Hong
New Orleans
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Chicago
Sai
San Francisco
Panama
Miners Appeal for Public Aid in Strike
A broad appeal from the organized wage earners of America calls for public donations to support striking miners. It urges relief committees in cities, a weekly Miners Hour, church sermons, press solicitations, and contributions from unions to aid the miners and rebuke operators’ stance. Donations directed to W. B. Wilson in Indianapolis.
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America
Gospel
W. B. Wilson
United Mineworkers of America
Stevens Building
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hope Leads Through Rugged Passes To Morning Beauty
A group navigates treacherous mountain terrain during the night then, aided by Hope’s intimate knowledge, finds the correct route by dawn. The scene reveals marvelous yet savage beauty as morning breaks across the rugged landscape.
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Hope
Two Dogs Named Cocoa Stay Together for Innkeeper’s Sloth
The narrator recalls Old Man Crawford, an innkeeper on South Beach famed for extreme laziness. Crawford named his two dogs Cocoa, and explained they are inseparable, always moving as one unit.
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Frederick Kost
Crawford
South Beach
New York
Cuban Congress Debates Large Increase in Army
Washington reports from Oct 14 state the Cuban congress is considering tripling or quadrupling the army. Palma allies are cited as likely to back the bill, fueling island hopes that Cuban troops may garrison Havana and assert title without American forces. Official U S personnel are not acting in an official capacity in Havana.
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Washington
Palma
Havana
Caban Metropolie
Wright to Retire as Labor Commissioner in Two Years
Washington dispatch reports Carroll D. Wright will retire as commissioner of labor in two years after 18 years leading the bureau. He is said to be involved in important investigations and recently installed as president of Clark College in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Carroll D. Wright
Wright
Clark College
Worcester
Mas
Oregon News Highlights Industrial Growth and Market Reports
The past week reports growth across Oregon industries including a $8,000 fire loss in Prairie City, a $1,251.50 labor cost, new gold discoveries near Gates, and a fifth biennial fruit fair showcase. The Booth Kelley Lumber Company bought 20,000 timber acres for about $250,000. Polk County hop prices and Multnomah County property values rose, while Oregon City land entries reached 7,835.71 with 54 homesteads filed. Legislators largely back a $500,000 Lewis and Clark fair appropriation, and the Baisley Elkhorn mine expansion could involve $250,000 to $300,000 for development.
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Salem
Winstanley
Ers Association
Oregon
Market Prices for Wheat Barley and Dairy Products
Historical market listing shows Wheat values at 63c bluestem 654c valley 640. Barley feed at $20.00 per tam. Flour Beat grade 3.00 3.50. Milletoffie bran $18.50 per ton. turkeys young 14 15c per dozen. Cheese Fall Cream 13 13 1 4c. Potatoes Best Burbanks 65c per sack. Wool Valley 124% 15c. Beef Grads cows 8 3ke per pound. Veal 74 8 Ke. Mutton Gross 6e.
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Walla Walla
Valley
Young America
Oregon
Debates Rise Over Irish Prohibition and Industry Revival
A British debate centers on Ireland and the pace of social reform. The industry advocates revival while opponents push for continued proscription and caution in policy, shaping postwar economic and social directions.
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Eada
White River Utes Prepare to Move on Meeker
Report says about 400 Utes have gathered near Rangely and plan to resist into Meeker. Since a clash with Harris the bucks intend to fight and hold ground. Settlers fear Meeker and orders went to stores to send guns and ammo as the gunboat mobilizes to trouble if needed. One Indian is said to have been killed by Harris in Monday night fighting.
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Meeker
Harris
Eceaa
Soldiers seize 2500 rounds for Italian strikers in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on October 11 2500 rounds of ammunition were seized at the Delaware Hudson freight house by order of Colonel Watres of the Thirteenth regiment. The consignment was bound for Bastiano Passano a leader among Italians in Lackawanna County.
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Delaware & Hudson
Oliphan
Watres
Bastiano Pascano
Weer Lackawana County
F Passano
Securtion
Passano
Government good roads convention set for Portland
Delegates from across Oregon will gather in Portland October 14 and 15 to discuss road improvement. The Chamber of Commerce hosts the two day event under federal direction with invitations extended to about 1 000 state and county officers road supervisors civil engineers and others in the field.
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Portland
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Spears Copannes
General Stewart Named New Chief of G A R B
The organization elected General T. J. Stewart of Pennsylvania as the new commander in chief for the coming year. William M. Olin was among those present as part of the leadership slate.
Missouri miners reach tentative 1903 wage agreement
In Kansas City a conference between mining leaders and union members produced a plan to end the 1300 striking miners walkout. Both sides expect agreement on a wage scale for 1903 and a statement may follow as workers from Missouri and nearby areas join the accord.
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Kansas City
Amare Ee
Mingens
Olin Missouri
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