Four Men Lashed to Mast as Czarina Founders at Coos Bay
Marshfield Oregon January 15 Four men including Captain Duggan Harold Mills and Purser Helge were lashed to the Czarina mainmast after the steamer grounded on the Coos Bay bar. Lifesavers failed to reach the wreck as heavy seas wrecked the vessel throughout the night and dawn revealed only four men still clinging to the mast with others washed away. Captain Olson of the Nan Smith leads rescue efforts while watchers on the shore report the doomed vessel and a father watches for his son.
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Marshfield
Ore
Czarina
Coos Bay
San Francisco
Nan Smith
Wenel
Captain Dugan
Harold Mills
McNichols
Helge
Hedges
Olson
Senafring
Ighta
Long Beach
Hewie
Marty Kentnel
C. J. Mills
Southern Pacific Company
Marshfleet
Duggan
Carina
Coos Hay
Johnson in jail held for April court term in Vancouver
Vancouver Washington January 12 Mr Maud Johnson who waived a preliminary examination yesterday and was bound over under $2000 bond will probably not be tried before the April term of superior court. She is in the county jail with her 18 months old son. TF Johnson of Arieta Ore hus
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Vancouver
Wash
Maud Johnson
Superior Court
TF. Johnson
Arieta
Ore
Hus
Plans to avert rioting at upcoming ejections in London
London authorities announce elaborate plans to prevent clashes at ejections held tomorrow and Saturday night amid campaign bitterness. Voting takes place in a few boroughs tomorrow with the main election slated for Saturday.
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London
Miy
Graves Named Forester and Potter as Associate Forester
President Taft appoints Henry Graves director of Yale forest school as forester of the United States to succeed Gifford Pinchot and Albert F. Potter as associate forester. Both are Pinchot era allies, with Graves a Yale graduate and forester who will start duties in February.
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Ede Ss. Graves
Potessor—Potter
Washington
Taft
Henry & Graves
Yale Forest School
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Albert F. Fotter
New Forester
Pinchot
Potter
Overton W. Price
California
Forest Service
Not Guilty Verdict in Morse Horse Theft Case
The Morse brothers Clarence and Harry Morse Roy Ellsworth and John Fumbron were found not guilty after a swift second trial concluded at 10 p m. The jury deliberated four hours after a weeklong first trial ended without verdict. The court also heard a $15000 damages claim by George J Bowlin against the railroad for injuries from a two year old incident at Gibbon station. Lawyers from The Dalles Portland and local firms represented both sides. The trial continued with expectations of two more days.
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Morse
Wis
Clarence Morse
Harry Morse
Roy Ellsworth
John Fumbron
George J. Bowlin Tigalin
Railiroad
Powlin
Arthur
Spencer
Jounee
Smith
Portland
Carter & Smythe
Ice Jam Flood Leaves Paisley Residents Homeless
Lakeview Oregon reports an ice jam on the Chewaucan River sweeping Paisley about 45 miles north. The flood flooded the town to about five feet, leaving roughly three hundred inhabitants homeless and causing five deaths.
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Lakeview
Ore
Inn
Paisley
Here
Chinook Wind Brings Hope Of Snow Melt In Oregon
Umatilla county reports show a warm Chinook current melting heavy snow after weeks of severe cold. Upper and lower air streams from south and mountains fuel faster thaw while stockmen rejoice at rising prices and grain growers anticipate milder conditions. Snow disruption slowed trains, with six hour delays and drifts around the Dalles Grande Ronde and Haines, as plows worked to restore service.
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Umatilla
Oregon
West
Art
Portland
West End
Dalles
Grande Ronde Valley
Haines
Avalanche of documents in Ringer Hermann trial
Portland January 13. An avalanche of documents flooded the Ringer Hermann trial as B. Ormenby spent the morning on the stand identifying letters he wrote to the interior department and to May regarding the creation of the Pue Mountain forest reserve. Maps and letters between departments and officials were read into the record.
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Portland
Ringer Hermann
B. Ormenby
Interior Department
Pue Mountain
Hermann
Howe Probing Powder Trust In Government Supplied Powders
Washington January 12 The house naval committee weighs whether to keep government powder purchases from Dupont Powder Co the so called powder trust or to expand in house production Fr Buckner VP denies trust claims saying there are a dozen competing firms and asserts prices were lowered during the Spanish war Jane Carney of the Central Meat Market visits Stanfield to promote local market interests.
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Jane Carney
Central Meat Market
Stanfield
Train wreck near Sulphur Springs claims several lives
Columbia Ga Jan 13 Several persons are reported killed when two passenger coaches overturned on a Seaboard Air Line train near Sulphur Springs Ga Early today wrecking trains rushed to the scene of the accident and emergency work began at once.
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Columbia
Sulphur Springs
Seaboard Air Line
Republicans endorse DeBolt for Hawaii district judge seat
Honolulu Jan 72 The Republican central committee of Hawaii at a meeting endorsed Circuit Judge John D. DeBolt to succeed Wilder J. Robinson as presiding judge of the district of Hawaii.
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Bulorse DeBolt
Honolulu
Republican Ecentral Ecommittee
Hawaii
John D. DeBolt
Wilder J. Robinson
District of Hiawali
Gm Goes Insane After Hugging Incident in Keokuk
LiMie Nygren, 20, of Keokuk Ta, is placed in the state insane hospital after friends teased her following an unwanted hug by a young man at a local factory. She deteriorated during the noon hour and was deemed insane after medical care.
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Keokuk
LiMie Nygren
Mise Nygren
Miss Nveren
French Aviator Paulhan Sets Altitude Record In San Diego
Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, shattered altitude records in a Farman biplane near San Diego. He rose about 4,146 feet, with some instruments suggesting up to 4,600 feet, during a 60 minute flight. He received a 500 cup from Mayor Grant Conrad for the day’s notable performance, and over 1,000 locals witnessed the event.
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Curtiss
Los Angeles
Louis Paulhan
Farman
Lous Paulhin
Hubert Latham
Mourmelion
France
Latham
Paulhin
Cortlandt Field
Paulhan
Louis Paulthan
Grant Conrad
San Diego
Aviation Grounds
Pauthan
Cortlandt Field Bmhop
Aero Club of America
Glenn H. Curtiss
Elr
Corthind Fr. Bishop
Aero Club of
Am~erlen
Pawhan
City Physician McFaul Declares War on Contagious Diseases
City health officer Dr McFaul backed by city administration vows strict reporting of all contagious diseases including chickenpox measles scarlet fever diphtheria and smallpox. Quarantines to be enforced. violations by patients or physicians face recorder's court. He urges physicians to restore mandatory reporting and warns laxity risks public health.
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Citvy
Dr. McFaul
Recorder’s Court
Oregon
City Recorder’s Office
Elie
Thr
McFaul
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M. Quirege
George Bowe
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Seamen
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