Mixed U.S. Crime and World News Bits From 1900s Dispatches
A Buffalo work crew suffers a fatal accident when hit by an engine killed one and fatally injuring three. In Great Falls Mont a masked man robs two women at pistol point taking 90 cents. In Chicago a teen hold up injures Cleveland Hood near the heart and may survive. The Denver Savings bank failure ties to a missing National bank in Kingfisher CT with collateral tied to insiders. The last foreign legation guard to leave Korea was the American from Chemulpo on October 30. Major John Byrne 64 to head at Larchmont NY, an early Democratic money organizer. In Australia a square mile supports only eight or nine sheep. in Buenos Aires a similar area holds 2690 sheep. Charles J. Devlin, bankrupt Topeka coal operator, is dead in Chicago from paralysis. Mrs. Margaret A. Todd, 76, found dead on a Philadelphia railroad track. jewelry left untouched. Major I W W Kennontin completed a Manila to Pagué wagon road contract of 1 000 000 to 2 000 000, coat 75 000 per mile for 20 miles, with talk of government transfer from a rotten project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Mia
John Younek
M. Miller
Great Falls
Mont
Wright
Cleveland Hood
Chicago
Hood
Denver Savings Bank
National Bank
Kingfisher
The
Forever
Aos Security
Korea
Chemulpo
John Byrne
Larchmont
P. Huntington
Democratic Honest Money League of America
Australia
Buenos Aires
Charles J. Devlin
Topeka
Chicago Hospital
Kansas
Pere and the Final Settlement Questions Persist
A fragment from a historical notice discusses resolving lingering questions about a family affair and estate. Named individuals and places are not clearly readable, but the text indicates efforts to settle matters conclusively and avoid future disputes.
Port Lands and Trials Dominate Southern Pacific Dispatch
Southeast Spokane county notes on Klamath Irrigation project bids opening in San Francisco on December 26. Portland holds up four Frenchmen in Bon Ton Rooftop, seizing watches and cash. Robert Burns to Chickasaw, I T to practice law. Wild ducks abound on Coward Alene and St Joe lakes. Judge Fraser vows tobacco dealer fines for minors. US district suit seeks $10,000 from McMartin and Fairbanks for timber on Indian homesteads Snohomish. Reedwill case starts in Portland with residence debate. Arctic fleet of 11 whalers feared lost in spring break-up. 440 seafarers face winter peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Klamath
San Francisso
Portland
Robert Burns
Coos
Curry Counties
Chickasaw, I. T
d'Alene
St. Joe Lakes
Minora
Fraser
United States District Court
Peter McMartin
Walter Fairbanks
Snohomish County
Arctic Ocean
Alaska
Wheat raisers list from Umatilla County reprinted
Special reprint shows a long list of wheat raisers in Umatilla County with figures in bushels valuing the harvest. The list covers numerous residents and locations from Adams to Athena and Helix, detailing reservations and amounts, followed by a separate report: Colonel T. J. Jackson of Newton Kansas killed at Kansas City union depot while boarding a moving train, age 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Jackson
Newton
Kan
Union Depot
Kanrne City
Tioth
Jacksson Wan
Reclaimed Water Report and Gauge Data in Oregon
The East Oregonian describes Bulletin No 106 on reclamation work in Oregon and Washington during 1914, supervised by John Whistler with stations on the Walla Walla and Umbatilla rivers, including Pendleton gauges. It notes the extensive measurements from February to August 1904, with discharge figures and river widths, and cites a detailed public distribution of the 3000 page report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenham
Ain Ochoa
Alttov
Whintier
Weiner
Oregon
Tos
Iilaho
T. A. Nobile
Yiaree
Washington
Heart
East Oregonian
Tre Northwest Baton
Viatilia County
Wally Walla
Milton
Walle Wallin
John Whistler
Haber
Main Street
Geological Survey
Pendleton
Reform School girl Myrtle Tipton sentenced in Whitman County
The Whitman County Superior Court sentenced ten year old Myrtle Tipton to a long term for thefts including three head of cattle and other property taken from various parties. Tipton, detained at the county jail, pleaded guilty but insisted she could not be sent to reform school. Meanwhile reports describe a fatal train collision near an Isthmus of Panama route and a proposed Clearwater Valley extension by the Northern Pacific, with survey work underway and debates between rail lines over routes from Kennewick to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle ‘Tipton
Reform School
Myrtle Tipton
Anon
Whitman
Walla
Poerial Alene
St. John
Walla Walla
Ieo
Whitman County
Missoula
Portland
Seattle
St. Paul
Mayer
Clearwater Valley
Ron
Lolo Pass
Bitter Root
Lewiston
Idaho
Tis
Mame Company
Kennewick
Scortherm Pacific
Union Pa- Hite
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Wbaalutely
General News
Margaret A. Todd
New York
Philadelphia
I. W. VV. Kennontin
Manila
Pagué
Inez
Lota Lingth
Vos
Soll
Pere Dans
Behull Opandecine H . Vin Vy
Poe
Memedy Co
Sgeus Ve
Walters
Fie
Sortinwest News
Umatilla
JW. Crow
Ceome Povinger
Ploy & Tweedy
Ploy & Tweedy, Reesrvition
A. B. Coley
Muir Brothers
M. Hier
McCormick
Charles (Arpenter
Adama
M. Morrivoi
Lenery & Martin
Adame
G. W. Knight
Migion
Anderson & Serril
Mission
J.T Hinderman
Warren
Chris Breding
H. Struve
H. G. F. Magers
G. A. Hutt
Minton
Adtobrook
Eastland
Lute Notbrook
Wildliam Binkley
Fhautetone
Mustland
Hale Brothers
Cho Stett
Amha Ee
Fultoth
H. Rochike
Fulton
T. Hampton
I. W. Myrick
Myrick
J. BR. Kennedy
John ‘Primmermian
Helix
Charles McAlvay
Helle
Loula Kooboke
Louis Muller
Hole
R, Raymond
Vancycle
Ueorke Ferguson
Vinsycle
Furnish
John Dand
J. M. PF. Snyder
Dohn Rothrock
Kaostland
Ih Lamation Service
STATI
Wastiintoi Snl
John Twhistler
Uwe
Yoakum
McKay Creek
Lowt Mather
BF. OU. Reid
Hirtinutis
Jing
Fuoramond
Wallman & Co
Hrook & McComer
Rupp
Werner Rupp
Assetant
McDonald
Kees
Dacres
Hrente
Goa
Wwe
K. N. & F. Clothes
Dibelay
Alexander
Pendleton's
Conmil
Panama
Dunlap
Wveral
Raney
Falla Nowra Wiye
Nile Ared
Hornes
Oliver
Frank Armstrong
Perry Canyon
Fred Waters
Bradbury & Morehews
Irving
Bright
Alrivet Hopolome
Tallman & Co
Main St
Pendieton
Ore
Golden Gate
WAS
Vna
Olden Gap
J. A. FOLGER @ CO
San Francisco
Establiones
Jane
Sta
Cook
Perry
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