Oregon Short Line to Build Nampa Depot and Earn $12000
Reports state the Oregon Short Line will construct a new depot at Nampa Idaho and generate about $12 000 in revenue. Other items note a Chinese edict on arms imports, a ministers meeting, militia funding by state, and misappropriations alleged in Mississippi. Plow manufacturers plan a 10 percent price rise due to higher production costs and steelworker strikes influencing next year sales. George Howard convicted in Alabama for murder in the first degree and life imprisonment. Governor Longino suspends State Treasurer J R Stower and names G W Carlisle as temporary treasurer amid missing funds claim. Banks in Jackson deny deposits.
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Oregon
Nampa
Idaho
California
Idlaho
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Wyonabe Arisona
Hawai
Longino
Mississippi
J. R. Stower
G. W. Carlisle
Mr. Stowers
Ratford
Treasuiere
Jackson
United States
Grain and fruit yields and regional transport projects reported
The Grande Ronde Valley faces about half a fruit crop from last year with roughly 4500 pounds of green fruit shipped and 1 000 000 pounds dried. A Peoria ferry sank last Wednesday with Join and Arthur Buchanan aboard. one wagon quit, another had to be uploaded. A stockmen meeting for Klamath County to form a Brockwen’s Association is planned for next month in Bonansa. A forgery outfit seized at Huntingon is described as highly complete, captured by Deputy Marshal A A berte and Special Agent Be of Seattle. Agency supply contracts include flour at 17.76 per thousand and various goods from multiple firms. all deliveries to the agency.
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Peoria
Join
Arthur Buchanan
Louie Gerber
Klamath Express
Bonansa
Klamath County
Brockwen
Huntington
United States
A. A.berte
Seattle
Kiamathey
Kulus Moore
Dison Bros
Diaop Crow
Daily Ledger of
Tacoma
Seaate Poet-Intelligence Publishe
Pokane
John L. Wilson
Oregonian
Wilson
C. B. Hopkins
J. W. Ide
Daliee
Hood River
Dalles
Rowena
Bridal Veil
Dailes
Medical discovery and remedies advertise in paper
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser with free paper bound copies and a cloth bound edition. It references recovery from an attack and promises guidance for bronchial and general health, inviting readers to request free literature by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Louchilix
Weiter
Maule
Genere Merchant
Nile Love
Mikkilesex
Goidan
Linu Geen
Augiel
Anc
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Downing Street Watches Turkish Developments With Caution
London dispatch notes cabinet anxiety over the Turkish situation and the South African war amid suspicions of Russian designs. Officials fear Russia and France are weakening Turkey by pinprick tactics, with a cautious approach on the War and diplomacy fronts.
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Downing Street
Watts
London
Loden
Raveia
France
Turkey
Roosevelt 1904 presidential boom seen in Illinois visit
Chicago dispatch reports Vice President Roosevelt to dine at Camp Lincoln with Governor Yates as 500 invitees gather for a dinner seen as the start of Roosevelt's 1904 presidential drive. Observers expect an alliance with Yates for a strong ticket position.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Camp Lincoln
Vatew
Springfield
Wate Cay Bt
Yates
Plot to Kill an Emperor in Austro Hungary Sparks Arrest
Anarchist John Argy was arrested in Debrecen Hungary for plotting to assassinate Emperor Franz Joseph. Secret police guard letters found on him. details of the plot are undisclosed and officials indicate further arrests may follow.
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Hungary
Buda
John Argy
Debrecs
Frang Joseph Tan
Austria
Chinese Minister Leaves Berlin Without Farewell Audience
A Chinese minister to Germany departed Berlin abruptly without a farewell audience with the emperor amid speculation that the mission’s exculpatory note for Baron von Kettler’s murder prompted the exit. The unusual departure was noted in dispatches from Berlin dated August 0.
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Berlin
Germany
Domeete Peeelie
Baron von Kettler
Hoey Held for Trial in Nogales Chinese Smuggling Case
Phoenix August. Collector of Customs Hoey the alleged principal in the Nogales Chinese smuggling scheme was held for trial. One witness testified he saw Hoey lose money for permitting a Chinese man to pass. More arrests are expected.
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Phoenix, Aris
Aug. W
Hoey
Nogales
Watay
Howey
Record betting on the America’s Cup races heats up
In New York on August 30 the largest bets ever placed on a sporting event, 250000 to 150000, were seen as the America’s Cup races approach. W F Mustin leading a Pittsburgh millionaire syndicate faces Walter Kingsley who represents the English syndicate in the matchup.
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New York
W. F. Mustin
Pittsburg
Walter Kingsley
Losses of the Boer War Estimated for Year
London August 30 The Central News Pretoria correspondent estimates that the Boer War losses for the year include about 1200 killed and 1600 wounded among the enemy forces since July.
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London
Central News
Pretoria
Emeny
Conference ponders Milwaukee steel strike contract breach
Pittsburg reports an important morning conference between Bhafler and Milwaukee steel workers representatives. Milwaukee strikers seek a ruling on alleged contract violations with Federal Steel. Western rivals hinge on Milwaukee's decision to rescind action, a move that could influence Joliet strikers and Amalgamated Union.
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Pittsburg
Bhafler
Milwaukee
Federal
Joliet
Amalgamated
Salisbury postpones retirement until after coronation
The Pall Mall Gazette reports Marquis Salisbury will not retire as prime minister until after King Edward's coronation. Arthur Balfour is expected to succeed in the government role, with power states suggesting a transition later.
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Salisbury
London
Pall Mall Gasette
Marquis Salisbury
Edward
Arthur Balfour
Pawer
Appointment of governor in Puerto Rico amid postwar rule
The president today named a governor to oversee Puerto Rico as civil rule resumes after the war. The appointment aims to stabilize administration and govern under new civil authority.
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Hunt
Bentana
Porto Rico
Washington
Aregnant
Montans
Leeland
Spaio
Wheat market steadies on export demand and light Northwest movement
The New York Market report notes firmer wheat on stronger export demand and lighter Northwest movement. Prices: Liverpool 5-65-8, New York opened 70 7-8, rose to 77 1/2, closed 77 3/4. Labor Day closure affects Chicago and New York boards. yesterday’s close 76 7/8. today’s range 78 7/8 to 77 4/8.
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Jt. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicano Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Northwest
Liverpool
Wold
Chicago
St. Paul
Tragedy in San Francisco Family Quarrel Ends in Death
In San Francisco a man identified as A. G. Rudolf, peanut products maker, was found shot in his bedroom. His wife was discovered near the doorway with a pistol in hand, both bodies indicating a domestic quarrel last night. Police suspect the wife shot the husband then turned the gun on herself.
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San Francisco
A. OG. Rudolf
Pital
Revolutionists Ready On Ecuador Border
Report from Julie Ecuador says Colombian revolutionists are on the Ecuador border within sight of government forces. A major battle is expected.
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Ecuador
Julie
General William Ludiow Dies of Consumption in Philippines
Brigadier General William Ludiow dies of consumption contracted in the Philippines while serving with General Convent J. in August 90. The report notes his death in the line of duty and his long military career.
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Convent J
William Ludiow
Philippines
Berkeley Bridge Job Nears Portland Completion
Co C Berkeley reports progress on the Oregon Washington railroad bridge over the Willamette River 17 miles below Portland. The structure uses about 100 tons of steel and will connect to ten miles of completed track toward Vancouver and Portland with a target finish by early November. About 100 workers are employed along the line.
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Charlea
Berkeley
Lewis River
Portland
Rogon «& Ashington Railroad Company
Rae
Kaelama
Vancouver
Howison Denies Boston Paper Untruths On Schley Inquiry
Admiral Howison mails a denial of Boston newspaper claims that he gave a statement adverse to Schley. He offers to retire if the court believes he cannot serve. Admiral Sampson’s health is reported poor, sparking fears he may not appear or may testify at the Schley court inquiry.
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Sampson
Dews
Washington
Hackett
Admiral Howison
Schley Court of Inary
Boston
Sampoon
Schley
Department
Aug. C
Schley Court
Wreck on Northern New York Central Kills Seven
A derailment near here last night on the Northern New York Central killed seven and left many injured. Names given include William Meaher Howard Tubbs Harriette Bradley Molina Hood and James Ford with more victims dying through the morning.
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New York, Sug
New York Central
William Meaher
Howard Tubbs
Harriette Bradley
Molina Hood
Mee
James Ford
Astounding Oregon Scorpion Captured by Camping Scout
In a rural Oregon moment W Baungarte found a small scorpion near town. He trapped it, preserved it in alcohol, and noted the peril of its venomous tail which poses danger to campers in California travel.
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W. Baungarte
Bauingarte
Oregon
California
Carlel
Sire Elizabeth Martin Passes After Illness at Weston
Elisabeth Martin wife of Conniiman Lt Martin of Weston died at Walla Walla after a prolonged illness. Mire Martin had been ill and was moved to Walla Walla for surgery but conditions worsened and operation proved futile.
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Eileabeth Martin
Conniiman
Martin
Weston
Walla Walla
Mire Martin
Nelme
Grande Ronde Lumber Faces Record Output This Year
Robert Smith, manager of the Grande Ronde Lumber Co. in Perry Oregon, says the mill will produce about 25,000,000 fest of lumber this year. He notes logs are plentiful and expects the market to boom after harvest despite current dull conditions.
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Grande Ronde
Robert Smith
Grande Ronde Lumber Company
Perry
Oregon
Hinith
Mrs Randolph of Kebo Dies En Route Home
Mrs. M. Randolph of Kebo died last night at Nye after illness while returning home from the moan te ioe. She was the widow of John Randolph who died about two months ago. The remains are moved to Kebo for the funeral tomorrow. Decemmer was yours of age.
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