Bean enters race for Oregon supreme bench oppose McCamant
Judge Henry J. Bean of Pendleton announces as Republican candidate for a four year term on the Oregon Supreme Court. He will oppose Wallace McCamant of Portland who was endorsed for the four year term by the assembly. Bean has served 29 years in Pendleton as a lawyer and public official, including terms as district attorney and circuit judge. He pledges to administer the law fairly to rich and poor if nominated and elected.
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I. J. Bean
Peti- Udon
Portland
Bean
Pendleton
Henry J. Bean
Wallace McCamant
Portland Corporation
Assembly
Judge Bean
Supreme Bench
Judge McBride
McCamant
F. W. Benson
Oregon
Republican
Hean
Umatilla
Judge Hean
Maine
Hospital Corps Sets New Speed Record at Camp Cosgrove
Tacoma August 6 reports all records broken by the hospital corps in breaking camp moving and returning the hospital service. Twenty three tents were struck packed moved and returned in 22 minutes. Tomorrow a battle is planned but officials keep the nature secret.
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Tacoma
Camp Cosgrove
Hospital Corps
Plucky Boldness Hidden Behind Fearful Facade
A compact reflection notes that bold courage in difficult moments often hides beneath fear and restraint. It suggests grit emerges when restraint masks audacity, revealing quiet determination in adversity.
Jack Johnson Buys Mansion in Brooklyn Heights
New York reports boxing star Jack Johnson closed a deal for a $120,000 mansion in Brooklyn Heights. The exclusive district story notes strong rumors that neighbors may take drastic measures to eject him amid the purchase.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Brooklyn Heights
Major Spokane Fire Destroys Graham & Co Building
Fire gutted the wholesale and retail paper and book building of Ishin W. Graham & Co in Spokane causing about 150000 dollars in losses. The blaze forced six hotel occupants to flee in night attire as oil explosions hampered firefighters. Insurance covered the loss.
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Spokane
Whay
Ishin W. Graham &C O
Carnegie Rewarded as Benefactor of Humanity
Washington Aug. 5 A joint gift of all the American republics awards a gold medal to Andrew Carnegie praised as a benefactor to humanity by the Pan American congress in session at Buenos Aires.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Numanis
Buenos Ayres
Post Office Deficit Shrinks by Ten Million Dollars
Washington Aug 5 The auditor reports for the year ending June 30 show retrenchment by the post office department reduced the deficit by ten million dollars. In 1909 the deficit totaled over seventeen million.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Plant Big Apple Orchard at Mitton
Milton Oregon J H Hall W F Korts and C M Hall have bought the Wright farm 140 acres three and three quarter miles west of town. They plan to plant 10000 Rome Beauty Winesap and Jonathan apple trees. The land will be plowed leveled this fall. An irrigating system powered by a large well will pump water to every 10 acre tract across the 150 acres via underground pipes.
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Milton, Or
J. H. Hall
W. F. Korts
C. M. Hall
Wright Farm
Town
Rome
Mayflower Lands At Plymouth In Naval Review
In Provincetown Mass Aug 5 President Taft arrived to review warships as the Mayflower passed the fleet greeting. The ceremony marked the Plymouth harbor monument dedication. Harvard President Eliot delivered the oration while Senator Lodge transferred the stone shaft to the nation and Taft accepted the monument on behalf of the people.
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Provincetown
Mass
Taft
Plymouth Harbor
Tutt
Elliot
Harvard
Lodge
Women Brave Dangers Of Air Travel In London
The article notes women increasingly venturing into cloudland and air travel. It cites the Baroness Delaroche’s fall from an aeroplane at Rheims, discusses a growing female interest in balloons and aeroplanes, and mentions notable royal and noble women who have flown or explored air travel.
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London
Delaroche
la Roche
Rhelms
Cloudland
George Meredith
Fuinveligh
Reyri
Wurtemberg
August Wilhelm
Prussia
Aosta
di Teano
Northwest Frontier Show Organized For Pendleton Exhibition
The Northwest Frontier celebration association formed last night in Pendleton with J T Raley as president and a full slate of officers and nine directors to oversee the upcoming three day frontier show. Plans call for district fall week events at the ball park, a grand Indian band, parades, dances, and military stunts with cavalry and artillery from the army.
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Northwest Frontier Celebration Association
J. T. Raley
Wii Ingram
J. H. Gwinn
Roy Rhitner
Paul Sperry
Mark Moorhouse
W. E. Brock
L. G. Frazier
Trounds
Fred Steiner
Ben Hill
Harry Gray
J. R
Bales
Pendleton
Oklahoma Bribe Allegations Denied by Hamon and Creager
Muskogee Aug 5 former Oklahoma territorial Republican chair Jake L Hamon testified denying any bribe offer to Senator Gore and disputes about talks on McMurray contracts Creager backed Hamon saying no offer was made and he saw no contract interest Gore faces further testimony amid a wider probe. Vice President Sherman issued a denial of any personal stake in Indian contracts stating his interest is in Indian welfare only. Gore plans to recall Hamon while committees prep further questioning and Roosevelt declined comment on Sherman case.
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Oklahoma
Hamon Brands Gore a+ Toal
Creager
Muskogee
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma Territorial Republican Committee
Gore
Washington
Hannon
McMurray
Burke
Hameon
Teves
Hamon
Republican State Committee
McGuire Sare
Simon
Sat
Crenger
Crnger
Dudley Lands
Hashell
Big Moose
Sherman
United Press
Utica
Aug
Old Wooden Hotel Fire Kills Seven on Long Island
A daylight fire at an old wooden hotel and employment agency on Long Island Jamaica Jamaica L I Aug 1 burned seven people to death, two dying and many injured as stairways were cut off and residents jumped from windows. Dogs barked to alert inmates as flames spread through attic sleepers with no escape.
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Long Island
Jamaica
Escapes Death Twice In Portland Auto Train Tragedy
Portland Aug 5 Mrs Helen Hastings escaped death twice last night when her car overturned at Clackamas station and she lay unconscious on the track The Wheels of a Southern Pacific train bore down on her but a woman in the party spotted the danger and flagged the train with a red shawl Doctors say she is not expected to live today The incident halted traffic and drew quick aid from bystanders
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Portland
Southern Pacific
Helen Hastings
Clackamas
Seismograph records submarine disturbance near Washington
Washington reports a submarine disturbance with a tremor and tidal wave. Professor Lorn Gorff, seismographer at Georgetown University, notes simultaneous vertical and horizontal earth movement within two thousand miles of Washington. St Irenatus College in Cleveland confirms the Washington report today.
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Washington
Lorn Gorff
Georgetown University
States
Cleveland
Ave
St Ienatus College
Wealthy Aristocrats Behind San Sebastian Demonstration
A San Sebastian dispatch says wealthy aristocrats are financing a Sunday demonstration, using autos, horses, and wagons to draw hundreds from rural districts. The government has issued a proclamation banning gatherings and outsiders from entering the town, yet church assemblies continue.
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San Sebastian
Ors
Pest moth ravages Chicago parks and groves seek funds
Chicago's parks and private groves are ravaged by the tussock moth. City Forester Frost asks the council for 10000 dollars to fight the pest.
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Pest
Chicago
Princess May Oh Sinks In Sei Wireless Stations Pick Up Message
Wireless stations pick up a message from the steamer Princess May Oh bound from Skagway to Victoria. The ship sent a distress call claiming trouble with hundreds aboard. no loss of life is expected as land nearby is reachable.
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Skagway
Victorian
Princess May Sinks After Striking Reef in Fog
The Princess May ran aground on a reef off Sentinel Island in fog at 2 am and sank two hours later. All passengers and crew were rescued. sea remains calm.
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Juneau
Sentinel Sland
Princess May Sinks Off Central Island Alaska
A wireless from Juneau reports the Canadian steamer Princess May sinking off Central Island in Lynn Canal. Bound Skagway to Victoria with about 156 passengers aboard, 1800 tons. No loss of life expected as passengers could land near shore. ship was due in Juneau when reports reached.
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Seattle
Juneau
Central Island
Alaska
Sne
Skagway
Victoria
Lynn Canal
Illinois grand jury ends a tame session
Springfield Mass August 5 without returning any new indictments the grand jury that convened May for bribery investigation in the Lorimer election adjourned at noon no date for reconvening was set
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Springfield
Mass
Lorimer
Divorced Husband Ends Trouble With Pistol
In St. Louis on August 1, Robert W. T. Kennon recently divorced by his wife, daughter of the late Com pressman Dearmond, killed himself in a hotel. He left a note blaming General Harvey Clark, current husband of his former wife and a Missouri National Guardsman, as the cause of his trouble.
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St. Louis
Aug i
Robert W. T. Kennon
Dearmond
Harvey Clark
Missouri National Guards
Portugal May Quarrel With Vatican Next
Rome reports the rejection by Portugal of two nominations to fill the late Senor Autoh post, the Portuguese ambassador at the Vatican. The move is seen as foreshadowing strained relations between Portugal and the Vatican.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Senor Autoh
Vatican
Portugal
Scotland Yard Guards Alfonso and Victoria Arrive in Enetana
Scotland Yard guards Alfonso and Victoria to shield them from Spanish revolutionary and anarchist threats. The royal party landed last night and will stay in Enetana for several weeks.
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Scotland Yard
Alfonso and
Victoria
South Hampton
Alfonso
Enetana
Marshall Falls to Teichmann in Eighth Round Chess
Hamburg August 4 reports Marshall was defeated in the eighth round by Teichmann. Leaders’ standings show Schiechter and Nimewsich at 9 1 8, Teichmann at 7 1 2, with Chotmirski, Marshall, and Spie tmann at 7? each.
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Hamburg
Frank J. Marshall
Teichmann
Schieichter
Nimenwsich
Dares
Chotmirski
Marshall
Spietmann
Crow Nominated In Missouri's 14th District Return
In St Louis August returns last night confirmed the renomination of Compressman Charlee Crow Standpatter by Republicans in Missouri's 14th district.
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St. Louis
Aug
Charlee
Missouri
Mob seeks negro near Buckner after assault claim
A mob armed with guns and clubs hunts a black man in brush near Buckner Missouri. They accuse him of attacking Clara Bladus, 15, daughter of a farmer, and threaten to burn him. Another Black man was captured and spirited away by authorities as word spreads of further attacks by Black residents.
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Kansas City
Buckner
Clara Bladus
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