Jury Near Verdict In Glass Case Ends All Night
In San Francisco on July 27 the jury in Louis Glass of the Pacific Coast States Telephone case pressed for rereading testimonies and more instructions. The nine to three split favored acquittal as dawn broke after a stormy overnight session. In Vakle s Alaska reports natives and prospectors flee amid rumblings and smoke from distant peaks.
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Pacific State Telephone Company
San Francisco
Louis Glass
Pacific Coast States
Telephone Company
Lawlor
Homer King
Evan Pillabury
Fred Eaton
A. J. Steins
Henry T. Scott
E. J. Zimmer
Pacific Telephone Company
Vaklez
Alaska
Three Killed in Wreck Narrow Escape From Catastrophe
A Pere Marquette style collision near Isle station on the Allegheny and Western line narrowly avoided a larger disaster as a Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh train carrying about 400 workers suffered fatalities. Fireman M Bates, Charles Neal, passenger Ralph Dawson among the dead with several injured.
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Butler
Daly
Rochester
Paving inspection under Warren contract with city leaders
A representative of Warren Construction and Councilman Renn inspected the streets to assess current paving. The duo discussed whether further rolling is needed this summer under the maintenance contract and the possibility of additional paving in the fall.
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Ain P
Ren Construction Company
Couneilman Renn
Ace
Warren Company
Fossil lizard 314 feet long discovery in Wyoming
Buggy Wyoming July 27 report of a paleontological find by J W Cavender Orville Hall and George Swinston. They uncovered a Issard variery reptile skeleton nearly complete measuring 914 feet in length with a vertebra weighing 1000 pounds. Estimated live weight over 50 tons. The team plans to show the fossil to national museums and sell to the highest bidder. Paleontologists debate prior 60 ton estimates. this could be a landmark discovery in the fossil record.
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Wyoming
Wyo
J. W. Cavender
Orville Hall
George Swinston
St de
Federal judge halts detainee in Carolina rail row
Federal Judge Pritchard granted a habeas corpus freeing President Finlay of the Southern railroad after a North Carolina arrest. The arrest and ensuing rate law dispute strain federal state relations as North Carolina moves to enforce a 2 cent fare regulation. Washington officials weigh federal authority over interstate business and rail regulation.
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North Carolina
Isue
Asheville, St
President Finlay
Southern Railroad
Pritchard
Wilson
Washiington
Sanford
Department of Justice
Lyon
Southern Road
United States Department of Justice
Glenn
Bookkeeper Climbs Overboard in Lake Washington Tragedy
Sentile July 27 reports Clinton Sheever of Puget Sound National Bank dived from a canoe with Effie Mateger on Lake Washington after a boat took in water. He drowned as police suspect self harm. Separately the Tron Moulder Union of America met in Philadelphia and expressed confidence in William Haywood's innocence.
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Sentile
Lake Washington
Effie Mateger
Clinton Sheever
Puget Sound National Bank
Convention of the Tron Mouldern Union of America
Philadelphia
William Haywood
Haywood GSE Goes to Jury in Idaho Murder Trial
Boise July 27 The Haywood trial roars through court with Judge Wood instructing the jury on reasonable doubt and corroboration for Orchard's testimony. The jurors retired at 11:05 am amid heat, crowds outside, and the strained defendant facing intense scrutiny.
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Boise
Haywood
Wood
Wieen
Brennenberg
Idaho
Steunenberg
Oon Eheh
Moynht
Orchard
Guilty Men Are Known in City Plot
In New York on July 27 detectives and district attorneys seek leaders of Hunchakist societies accused of masterminding the assassination of a millionaire rum smuggler. Officials fear retaliation but say the culprits cannot escape. Armenian organizers are under investigation.
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Mackhanders
New York
Tavehanjlan
Rumoker
Ditrlet
Largest battleship Pellorophan launched at 18 500 tons
The battleship Pellorophan, larger than the Dreadnought, was launched today at Portenouth Bogland. Princess Henry of Nettenberg christened the ship, which weighs 18 500 tons compared with the Dreadnought at 17 900. A glue and wheat foot oil factory is planned nearby.
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Portenouth
Bogland
Henry of Nettenberg
City eyes formation of society to prevent cruelty to animals
Local horse lovers push for a Humane Society after several cruelty incidents in the city. J R Raley and Paul Sperry lead the effort, pledging to join and urging a public meeting to elect officials and set up a mechanism to lodge complaints against abusive owners.
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Humane Movement
J. R. Raley
Paul Sperry
Jasper Manning Dies at 65 From Brights Disease in Stewart Creek
Jasper Manning longtime Stewart Creek resident died at a hospital from Brights disease after weeks in care. The body rests at Rader undertaking parlor with funeral at 2 pm tomorrow conducted by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys. A New York native, he came to the county over 20 years ago, worked in Alba and Pilot Rock stores, farmed on Stewart Creek, and left a son Charles Manning wife and two grandchildren as relatives. He was respected as a good citizen.
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Bright
Jasper Manning
Stewart Creek
Rader Undertaking Parlor
W. L. van Nuys
New York
Alba
John Sylvester
Pilot Rock
Sylvester
Levi Eldridge
Madmon Jones
Charles Manning
Manning
Grain Market Chicago Wheat, Corn, Oats Prices
The Grain Market in Chicago on July 27 reports wheat opening at 01 and closing at 93 3 8, corn opening 54 1 4 and closing 52 5 8, oats opening 88 1 3 and closing 39 1 4.
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Chicago
Largest cattle purchase in eastern Oregon for Seattle shipment
J C Lonergan of Frye Bruhne Seattle has bought 2600 head of Grant county three year old steers, the year's largest fat cattle deal in eastern Oregon. Cattle will be driven in herds of 400 to 500 to Pendleton for shipment to Seattle via the Northern Pacific, with prices not published but reported very good. The sale largely covers saleable stock in the district, with additional smaller fat cow purchases noted.
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Oregon
Seattle
J.C. Lonergan
Frye-Bruhne Company
Hae
Grant County
Ieee
Thia
Pacific
Pendleton Youths In Auto Crash With Street Car
A Pendleton group traveling along Washington street in Portland crashed into a street car at 12 05 am. The party included Dr Earl Morrow Dr Ralph Swinburne Miss Ivy Kimbrell and Miss Melvie Short. No one was seriously hurt though Miss Short injured her hand. The auto was badly demolished.
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Washington Street
Portland
Pendleton
Earl Morrow
Ralph Swinburne
Ivy Kimbrell
Melvie Short
Bhort
Five Injured When Auto Hits buggy in South Seattle
C M Long was killed and four women plus an unknown man were slightly injured in a collision between an automobile and a buggy in South Seattle last night.
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Seattle
C. M. Long
Elks Grand Lodge Session in Philadelphia Parade
Judge Bill Gerald, Pendleton lodge officials and Elks attended a three week grand lodge session in Philadelphia where decorations cost about 250000 dollars. The hot weather drew 750000 spectators to a nine hour parade with 4000 prostrations and four heat deaths.
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Thomas FitzGerald
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
Bill Gerald
Southland
Utah Hotel
Baltimore
Pendleton Lodge No. 246
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Northern Pacific
Brotherly Love
Gerald
New Orleans
Washington City
Pitt Gerald
Oregonian
Washington
Fite Gerald
Elks
Elky
Academy of Music
The
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