Taggart Faces Pending Charges Amid Divorce Saga
At Wooster Ohio and Washington he faces a tangle of charges between Captain Taggart and General Minor. The war department confirmed April charges against Taggart remain pending while Minor’s charges were dismissed. Court testimony recounts a chaotic Leavenworth dinner and Taggart’s objections to Minor's presence.
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Injunction Made Permanent Against Pool Selling
Portland August 1 Circuit Judge Frazier made permanent the injunction against pool selling at the Irvington race course ending racing betting in Oregon.
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Frazier
Irvington
Oregon
Co-operative store formed in Davenport under Rochdale system
Davenport Washington August 15 meeting of stockholders and directors of the Farmers Co operative Store company formed a cooperative retail unit under the Rochdale by laws. Cathcart Brothers business taken over. Monday store opens with Robert and Lewie Cathcart as managers. Capital of 10000 dollars nearly subscribed by more than forty farmers. Membership 2 dollars. shares 100 each. Profits allocated pro rata to stockholders by business with company. Alonzo Wardall and R M Wardall aided launch. officers include Robert Gunning president G W Wilkie vice president John L Florin treasurer and others.
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Seattle
Robert Gunning
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Donald McInnis
A. F. Fieli
Harry
Chicago Wheat Market Falls as Growers Hesitate to Sell
Chicago August 15 prices show September wheat at 81.5 cents, corn 52.875, oats 26.375. Local market wheat stands at 69 cents, growers consider selling but resist at 6 cents, buyers refuse. Only few small sales in past two days. Buyers expect further declines.
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Chicago
Alaskan Freight Held By Telegraphers Strike
Seattle Aug 16 Special Two thousand carloads of Alaskan freight delayed by the telegraphers strike threaten lawsuits against the Great Northern. The goods cannot be sent north until next year, causing vast inconvenience to Alaskan firms as shipments were due three weeks ago and no arrival date is certain. The strike has been heavily censured for not arbitrating when offered.
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Booker T Washington at Saratoga Dinner Guest
Booker T. Washington attended a dinner at the United States hotel in Saratoga as guest of John Wanamaker and escorted Mrs. Barclay Warburton. Washington preached thrice yesterday, at Presbyterian, Baptist, and African Methodist churches in the town.
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Devereaux Awaited Daughters in London Murder Case
In London on April 16 Arthur Devereaux was executed by hanging for killing his wife and two infant children. Michael Barker, aged 70, will be hung for the murder of his wife.
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Russians Agree to Cede the Chinese Railway
Aug 18 Port Arthur indicates Russian agreement in principle to cede sections of the Chinese railway amid talks in Witte Inn. Four articles were agreed, No. 5 unresolved. Seligman and Witte discuss a possible third conference in New York. Reports mention Jewish persecution, Bar on Yochita’s death, and Japanese reconnaissance near headquarters.
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Danny
Moran Burned to Death in Murray Cabin
Patrick Moran a 60 year old resident and old-time miner died in a cabin fire near Murray Idaho. Coroner ruled accidental death after inquest. The article also mentions trolley car body firms and a potential consolidation among major manufacturers and contractors. Moran had ties to Helena over property, lived there part of the time.
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Here
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Dogene
Apnear Io
J. G. Brill Comeooy
Thie Elt
St. Louis
Elizbethport & Beginning
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Lorain Company
Marsachusetts Chemical Company
Consolidated Car Heating Company
Diff Manufacturing Company
Standard Paint Company
Louieville Railroad Company
Immense trust forming for Harport convention heads
Philadelphia August 15 Eight hundred heads of the Harport Crime in the country have taken hotel rooms for the second week in September for a convention seen as a possible forerunner of a major consolidation. Westinghouse Electric superintendent K. C. Quinlan and General Electric president F. A. Gale of Schenectady are named among attendees.
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Schenectady
Essen Appointed Receiver for People's United States Bank
Judge MecTihennow in St. Louis on August 15 appointed Frederick Essen owner of a Clayton newspaper as receiver of the People's United States Bank. The bank entered voluntary liquidation after courts refused to dissolve a fraud order from the post office. Essen must post $1,000,000 bond. Appointment follows a petition by the attorney general. bank's attorneys plan to seek to set aside the appointment on appeal to the supreme court.
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MecTihen
Frederick Essen
Clayton
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Basen
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Shonts Stricken by Dysentery on Return from Panama
Washington, August. Shonts contracted dysentery aboard the slip while returning home from Panama. He sent for his summer home at Greenwich and will be unable to be in the city for several days.
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Drunken ranch hand beaten and robbed of $40
Ed Bailey, a ranch hand for Thomas Tweedy, was assaulted and robbed of about $40 near the planing mill after darkness. Two men fled and may have boarded a freight train. Bailey, intoxicated, was jailed for the night as police sought the attackers believed to be bootleggers or vagrants lingering near local joints.
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Irrigation project eyed for Chelan Eastern Washington
Government reclamation service officials say a new irrigation plan may use water from the Columbia river to irrigate lands near Chelan. Investigators note the river’s falls could generate power reducing pumping costs, but feasibility must be confirmed before commitment.
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Miraculous escape from a 20 foot well at Troy plant
At the Troy Lumber and Manufacturing plant in Troy Idaho Aug 16 Axe Bohman fell into a 20 foot well where three men were working Bohman landed on a board at the top the board slipped and he plunged head first to the bottom striking rocks on his shoulder and ankle yet suffered only minor injuries while the other two men escaped unharmed
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Half Block Burned in Bakersfield Fire
A fire sparked by a defective flue at Hammonds restaurant on Chester avenue Bakersfield this morning destroyed half a block on Eighteenth Street between Chester and K streets except for one store. Scribner's opera house was reduced to its exterior wall. Estimated loss 76000 dollars with about half covered by insurance.
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Scribner's Opera House
Walla
Oregon game warden visits Pendleton amid enforcement concerns
Oregon state game warden J W Baker discussed enforcement challenges with local sportsmen in Pendleton. He cited 69 annual cases with 52 convictions, blaming timid district attorneys and peace officers, and noted Douglas County as the hardest area due to California hunters crossing into Oregon. Baker, a veteran from Cottage Grove, emphasized adherence to the rules and stated he opposes doe shooting.
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J. W. Baker
Pendleton
Joe Nolf
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Douglan County
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Douglas County
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Douglas Counties
Shanghai Boycott Sparks Chinese Outcry Over Treaty Wording
United States Consul Davidson in San Francisco says a Shanghai newspaper telegram reprinted across the Chinese Empire triggered mass meetings and a boycott over treaty language on excluding students and merchants. He estimates the boycott may end within six months.
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Cheyenne Set to Host Frontier Celebration
Cheyenne Wyoming prepares for a September festival featuring steer tying contests with Texas steers, a world championship bucking event, and a strong lineup of riders including Guy Holt Elton Perry Thad Sowder and Harry Brennan. Fort HI Bannock Indians will perform dances and exhibitions as part of the celebration with Cook's Denver drum corps providing music.
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Guy Holt
Elton Perry
Thad Sowder
Harry Brennan
Cook
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Chicago murder case tied to Mr Dove mystery man
Police telegrams from Brockton Mass report George Lawrence and Allen Bennett Marshall suspected as the so called Mr Dove who allegedly killed William Bate In an automobile near Lamont TL on November 18. Marshall, 24, was arrested in Rochester Aug 16 while recovering from a motorcycle crash and denies guilt. Teamsters adjourn in Philadelphia as factional fights continue.
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George Lawrence
Allne
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Yellow fever fears fade as Dr Guiteras arrives in New Orleans
In New Orleans on the eve of August, Dr John Guiteras, the renowned yellow fever expert, arrived amid reports of new cases and deaths. He said the outbreak could be stamped out within about 40 days through aggressive measures.
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