Weston Men Charged With Assaults After Elderly Man Attack
District Court reports three Weston men, Charles Sams and sons, tied to a brutal assault on elderly Mr Walden leaving him in precarious condition. Robert Beavert is charged with assault with a pitchfork in a separate incident tied to a disputed prayer. A saloon case in Freewater aims to challenge a local option election with district attorney Phelps present.
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Wis Miles
Robert Beavert
Justicn Court
Freewater
Mhelps
Cisea
Charles Lame
Weston
Br. F. Walden
Walden
Woden
Arkell
Oliver
J. E. Arkell
Hague
Cold Springs
Taft
Robert Beaver
Beavert
Pell Prewnt
Winter & Collier
Ealoon
Miloonion
Brewater Bil Ileal
Phelps
Indictments Prepared in Rebates Probe Against Railroads
Chicago Aug 27 Twenty one indictments prepared by the government in the Standard Oil rebate investigation. The two grand juries will likely report with most indictments returned. No individuals will be indicted. corporations only will be required to defend.
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Chicago
Timber land transfers top 400 million feet sought in Eugene
In Eugene on August 27 timber magnate Charles H. Chick and partners Constantine Morlton and Everett P. Lewis announced plans to acquire 400 000 000 feet of standing amber timber along the McKeagle region and across Lane county. They expect to secure 6 000 000 feet in various parcels at a price said to be the highest ever paid for Lane county timber lands while targeting eventual lift of log transport via mill or river routes.
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Eugene
Guard
MacKenze River
Charles H. Chick
Constantine Morlton
Everette P. Lewis
Grand Plapside
Miah
Chick
Dimard
McKeagle
Lane County
Beene
Walla Walla Board Sets Raises In Regional Assessment
The county board of equalization weakened and raised assessments on land and improvements. Morrows farm land unchanged after relief, while his residence and store building values shifted. A separate note reports the National Rifle Shoot opening in Songirt New Jersey with 44 entrants from army and national guard.
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Walla Wall
Counts Board of Equalicetion
J. W W. Morrow
Golo
Walla
Oregon State
ASU
Stz
Tieesmont
Furcke Beach
Don Shai
Dudley
Tent Determination
Morrow Wee
Struthers and McCaw
Morrow
Songirt
N. J
Army
National Guard
San Francisco Car Strike Brings City to Standstill
San Francisco on August 27 reports fire aftermath and transit paralysis as United Railroads workers strike. City employs any available vehicles to move workers while Geary and California streets struggle with limited service. Company leaders back Calhoun’s plan to operate not today and vow a hard fight with the union.
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San Francisco
San Francis
Geary Street
California
Barnes
United Railroads
Wal
Wigs
Anion
Calthoup
United Hatironds
Trix
Calhoun
Union
Warkay
Won
Lnrsk
Dsmasain
Wonlirki
Fifth Army Corps
Silent Carmen Union Threat Urges Fast Action
Presient Camnelian of the Carmen in Aetttement Unie says workers have been ready since Sunday morning to start at five minute notices and remain so if United Radrosils pay the word. He urges quick company action or the republic may be inconvenienced. The strilery sentiment: we are on and will stay out until we got 2 and eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presilent Camnelian
Carmen
Two Schooners Lost In Cleveland Gale Fire
On August 27 Cleveland reports the schooners Agnes Potter burned offshore while the William Grady was found ashore. The wrecks endanger the Rhoda Stewart towing them and no lives were lost amid a forty mile gale. A spark from a baler engine started a fire that burned 60 tons of hay near Amity.
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Cleveland
Agnes Potter
Wiliam Grady
Rhoda Stewart
Amity
Fight When Pleases Takes This Method of Revenge for Slights
A disputed fight plan on Labor Day is reportedly set for 7 PM with hints of revenge by Hint Golden Aue. Tickets have surpassed $20,000 with many reservations. a ball tonight will feature Siler and a talk.
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Golden
Aue
Bealde
Siler
Wicely
Lawson and Barton Report Slow Recovery After Wife's Death
Thomas W Lawson remains near his wife's coffin in a cottage after her death in August. He did not resume business this morning and is said to be recovering slowly from the collapse tied to the prolonged vigil. Neighbors note the stress of the wake and speculate on health impacts.
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Botwine
Barton
Aire
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Lawson Bow
Chicago Wheat Market Moves on Opening Prices
Chicago Wheat Market reported on August 27 with wheat opening at 70 04 and closing at 71 1 8. Corn opened at 48 1 8 and closed at 48 50, oats opened at 29 and closed at 29 4.
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Chicago
Alua Track Races Draw Large, Enjoyed by Town
Aug 27 Alba reports rousing turnout for track events and horses, with horses trained on nearby tracks and praised by town business leaders. Raby Vy won the one-fourth mile pony race, Constance C took the dash, and Constance again captured the half mile. Baby Vo placed second in several races as spectators celebrated lively informal events.
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Alba
Aeeusation
Raby Vy
John Lightfoot
Red Cloud
Constance C
Lightfoot & Guiliford
Baby Vo Wae
Hob
Gowrie DY Hub Thompson
Yan Wae
Constance
Baby Vo
Coneinnes
Baby V
Bob
Blue Bell
Cults
Frost Nips Iowa With 40 Degree Readings
Des Moines reports a statewide chill with the temperature at 40 degrees and frost observed at Charles City as of August 27 across much of Iowa.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mercury
Charles City
Gritman Recovering From Typhoid Fever Hospitalized
Frank Gritman convalesces at the hospital after three weeks of treatment for typhoid fever, receiving ongoing medical care.
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Gritman
Frank Gritman
Disorders Continue Across Centers Amid Russian Turmoil
Reports from St. Petersburg and centers like Kirily Tamborg describe renewed unrest with soldiers guarding mutineers arrested, revolutionaries killing three soldiers, bombs found in Riga, and attacks on the government. Stolypin's injured daughter lives but remains in danger as his son likely recovers. Authorities resign as the imperial stock market drops sharply. Colonel Riemann of the Seminovelty regiment reported assassinated at Louga.
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Tamboff
Stolypin
St. Petersburg
Kirily
Tamborg
Riga
Petersburg
Riemann
Seminovelty
Min
Louga
Chinamen Aid In Building YM C A Project
Chinamen in the city have agreed to aid in the construction of the YMCA building, voluntary but with belief it will benefit local youths. Charley One and Shin Lee lead the effort, promising whatever they can afford. Funds to be turned over to Secretary Robert Carey of the local YMCA. Oliver P. Morton reports 60 men at Echo intake for the Umatilla project with more to follow, and he heads to Okanogan district to handle related legal work.
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Thie City
Olal
Charley One
Shin Lee
Robert Carey
M. C
Wade Walla Dulletin
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Ely
Hermiston
Echo
Umatilla
Okanogan District
Washington
Lee
Okanogan
Mr. Morton
Weston heirs appeal probate final report to circuit court
C Turner and O Turner heirs of Samuel Turner of Weston appealed to the circuit court from a probate court decision approving the administrator’s final report. The final report was filed and allowed during County Judge Bean’s term.
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Gypeul
Circuit Court
C. Turner
O. Turner
Samuel Turner
Weston
Owas
Bean
KIDDING FOOTBALL RULES DAMPEN EXCITING BRUTALITY
Cleveland August 27 Hurry Up Yost, famed coach, laments new rules that limit dramatic play. Heenya the changes curb exciting contests and high scores, shifting victory to sprinting and punting rather than bruising play.
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Cleveland
Yost
Amnesty Offered to Rebels in Havana Bulletin
Secretary of War Montalvo issued a bulletin offering amnesty to all rebels who return home and renounce the revolution. In Missouri, Governor grants a respite avoiding Labor Day hanging for Aggie Meyer, convicted of complicity in her husband’s murder, with accomplice Frank Hoffman also reprieved to the same date due to a writ of error to the supreme court.
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Havana
Montalvo
Jefferson City
Aggie Meyer
Kansas City
Myers
Frank Hoffman
Supreme Court
Letter from Bryan declined private car by New Haven president
A letter written by Bryan and mailed before his call was received by President Mellen of the New Haven railroad, declining to use a private car Bryan offered to pay for, as he had always done.
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New Haven
Conn
Bryan
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Alwaye
Miner slain in confrontation at Hanover camp
Albuquerque report says Jes sie Kimesich, a miner, was beaten to death by Thomas Ciltf at the Hanover camp on August 27. One other miner narrowly escaped injury in the same incident.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jessie Kimesich
Thomas Ciltf
Hanover
Iwneh- Inq
Widow Mary E. Ford Dies From Typhoid Fever at 88
Mrs. Mary E. Ford, 88, wife of Charles Ford, died at the hospital at 2 this morning from typhoid fever. She leaves five children and her husband, formerly an oiler for the O. R. & NM company who broke his leg months ago. The funeral is at 9 o'clock Wednesday from the family home on Ira Street.
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Mary E. Ford
Charles Ford
O. R. & NM Company
Ira Street
Typhoid Patient Placed Under Care After Train Arrival
Typhoid pneumonia patient Miles Doane was brought by train to St Anthony's hospital for treatment after arriving from Helix with Ramey and Thompson brothers. T Matteson of Evansville Indiana, a fourth asthma victim, traveled with M T Miller to Crat county seeking climate relief. The narrative notes a dry country ride across Platte river area improving health, with plans for continued outdoor living to seek cure through fall and winter.
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Miles Doane
Ramey & Thompson Brothers
Helix
St. Anthony's Hospital
T. Matteson
Evansville
Ind
Crat County
M. T. Miller
Matte
Fan
Platte River
Porsihie
Sleeptree
Bulletin reports Boise woman wounded by stray bullet
Tidwha, likely in red belt, shot Saturday on a train from Walla Walla to Pendleton. A bullet came through the window, struck her head but she continued. The weapon described is a 22 caliber gun and the shooter remains unidentified.
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Buliet
Dr. Rudd
Boise
Walla Walla
Pendleton
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Taplacable
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Geary
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Tay
ALUA
Lorsos
Boe Trainal
Spheminly
Condineret
Mel Bae
Woniarski
Kaulbar
Russian Empire
Nicholas
Kiddling
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Miner
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Turkey
Constantinople
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