Hailey for Supreme Judge and Oregon politics mix
Oregon rumors swirl over Supreme Court and federal judge appointments. Attorney General Moody is said to back Judge Bean, while T. G. Hatley is touted as a strong Pendleton candidate with solid local support.
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Umatilla County
Mill accident and fair notices from Buena Vista and Silverton
A worker at Red Crown mills in Albany, Aug. 14, was killed when his clothing caught in a shaft, the body terribly mangled. The man, 28, unmarried, had only four days on the job and left a brother in Silverton. In Buena Vista, Aug. 27, a Deer and Sheep Dressing Contest opens to all comers with prizes for beef and sheep divisions. Entrants listed include Pletcher of Denver, Brand of Durango, Tollman of Silverton, and Fret Pahike of Silverton, with more expected.
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Red Crown Mills
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Polk County
Ailverton
Col
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Pletcher
Denver
Fred Brand
Durango
Richard ‘Tollman
Silverton
Referendum Endorsement Vote and King Edward’s Bath Trip
The referendum on dissolution in Christiana showed 292 500 for to 136 against. Edward Will Bathe of London reports that King Edward left for Marienbad to take baths and will stop at a chalet to meet van Josef.
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Kentucky man faces charges in printing scandal
New York August 14 Rhinock of Kentucky appeared this morning to prosecute Robert Irving associate editor of the New Yorker alleged guilty of criminal fire in printing the story connecting the name of Rhinock and Alice Roosevelt The case was continued to August 16.
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Tragic Self-Destruction in Refining Furnace
At Anacortes 30 year old Miss Minnie Hood leaped into the roaring refuse furnace of the Baty Shingle Co. to end her life. Witnesses report a wild shriek as she disappeared, Flames overwhelmed her after a ten minute agony, rendering her unconscious. Her parents, Robert and Mrs Hood, mourn her death as investigators seek motive amid a frightened town.
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Bck
Molly
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Hooke
Chicago Wheat Market Quotes and Strike Indorsement
The September wheat closed at 841-4 cents, corn at 6% cents, and oats at 26-4 cents in Chicago. Philadelphia reports the convention unanimously endorsing the executive board's handling of the Chicago strike.
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Fifty eight circus excursion tickets sold in Walla Walla
R. and N. sold fifty eight circus excursion tickets for the schools at Walla Walla today. The Methodist conference will meet in Baker City on August 17. Dr. Van Dusen has served as presiding elder of the district for five years.
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Village Destroyed by Wave at Spence Bridge
Latent advices report 30 killed as Sunday Jandende flood floods Spence Bridge area. A river channel wave ten feet high swept a ferry bow, destroying the village and washing it wide. Rescue efforts ongoing with limited details.
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Spence
Modern Panama Canal Labor Supply Plan Declared Ready
New York August 14 Shonts and General Eroert of the Panama commission report steps to house and distribute supplies for 20000 workers. Sub commissary stations, refrigerated plants, and rail methods aim to curb shortages and high prices. Trains from Colonia to camps, Havana steamer equipped, and Colon refrigeration project will issue provisions promptly to support laborers. Prices to be stabilized through treaty and system to avoid competing with merchants.
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Envoys at Portsmouth Make Slow War Peace Progress
Reports from Portsmouth sketch cautious advances as envoys exchange views on Korea and railway issues. German and Russian fronts show unrest with Riga agitators and strikes, while Japanese diplomat Kaneko visits President Roosevelt amid broader Asia related talks. Jewish leaders Strauss Schiff and Seligman meet Witte in Portsmouth.
Memorial services mark end of Bennington disaster
In San Diego Aug 14 final memorial services for Pennington disaster victims were held with Bennington survivors and Chicago officers aboard the flagship Seattle. Bishop Kendrick of Arizona and Chaplain Stone of Chicago spoke as Bennington and Chicago depart at 4 PM after a salute at Point Loma where burials lie. flowers will be laid by callers. Temaracie won the International yacht race near Rochester by over five minutes.
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First Article Agreed To In Korea Protectorate Talks
Portsmouth dispatch reports envoys have agreed on the first article concerning Japan's interest in Korea and a Japanese protectorate. adjournment came at 3 pm with next talks to cover Japan's acquisition of the Chinese east railway by China.
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Echo Bases Hope in Stover's Report
Four months of studying folk, seepage, and evaporation in the Echo district will end in September. Arthur P. Blower, in charge, goes to Berkeley then Washington to report to the agricultural department. Mr. Stover, sent in May for careful experiments, hopes to convince officials of the practicality of winter irrigation and spark further federal irrigation work.
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Wreck kills twelve as freight collides with passenger train
A double collision near Kishman in Vermillion early Sunday morning left 12 dead and at least 26 injured, eight likely to die. Officials blame orders misunderstanding or crew neglect on the freight train. Victims include engineer Charles W. Poole and several foreign laborers from the Standard Oil company on their way from Fort Seneca to Brookfield. Geneva reports Swiss police moving revolutionist leaders abroad on request of Russia and Turkey. The French fleet bade farewell in Portsmouth as the Taft party arrived for ceremonies.
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Findlay
Standard Ol) Company
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Brookfield
Umatilla County Freight Growth Seen This Year
The West and Cascade Railroad official predicts record shipments of wheat cattle and merchandise from Umatilla county as settlement and trade expand. He notes stronger demand from Seattle and Sound points and emphasizes rapid transport by rail to the sound and Portland. New betting pools fueled by weather forecasts also draw crowds in Saratoga with substantial wagers.
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Eighteen New Cases Reported in New Orleans Plague Update
New Orleans reports eighteen new cases and seven deaths by noon on August 14. Authorities cite widespread charges that property owners are not screening their quarters adequately. Twelve additional plague cases are recorded in Mine parish.
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Taggart Man's Courtroom Clash Over Wife's Conduct
The case at Wooster, Ohio features Captain Taggart defending his temper under cross examination as he details doubts about his wife’s behavior with Fortesque at Fort Thomas and a contentious scene at Fort Leavenworth. He claims not to have been drunk, cites a bar nicknamed Chick's bar, and discusses evidence of alleged injury and insecurities about Washington visits. Meanwhile, northwest water levels warn of a low season with Fraser and Columbia rivers exposing mines and affecting navigation.
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Columbia River
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Dalles
Oregon
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Biggy
Moro Obsorver
Eagles in Session in Denver Convention Opener
The 28th annual convention of Englyn Begnn opened in Denver with the opening session and key work planned for tomorrow as delegates assembled in the afternoon gathering.
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Englyn Begnn
Coryphene Sinks After Reef Collision Off Nome Alaska
Nome Alaska August 14 The bark Coryphene under Captain Milan struck a reef near Cape Prince of Wales and sank within thirty minutes. Forty crew and passengers were rescued by the revenue steamer Corwin and landed at Nome later today.
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