Utes Reach Agreement to Join Sixth Cavalry to Fort Meade
The Utes agree to accompany Col Ropers and the Sixth Cavalry to Fort Meade. Chiefs will travel to Washington to explain the dispute and seek hunting rounds. Utes will not be disarmed as troops fear no treachery. A government picket train was raided near Arvada, Wyoming, by about 100 mounted Indians looting 1000 pounds of flour. supplies to the Tenth and Sith Cavalry were disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvada
Sheridan
Wyn
Colonel Ropers
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Meades
Washington
Elandert Wotl
London wedding notice for Mary Rpn and John Ford
Mary Rpn daughter of Mrs George Holi Hinck and Ogden Mills marries John Ford son of Sir Clare Ford in London on November 1. The bride and groom are identified with prominent families, and the ceremony is noted in tentative terms with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tentines- Ford
London
Mary Rpntick
Mra
George Holi- Hinck
Ogden Mills
John Ford
Tae
Clare Ford
Brake Seeks Appeal to Tie Workers to Vote Democrats
Edwin V. Brake, a Republican county commissioner candidate, urges workers to vote for the Democrats in a Dongar area message dated November 3. The appeal stresses workers’ support for Democratic policies and contrasts with Republican positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongar
Edwin V. Brake
Idter
Repubdliter
Deeds Recorded Reflect Western County Growth
Over September and October the county recorder processed 650 instruments and collected 643.85 in fees. The surge comes from west end landowners as development expands. Notable deeds include W W Bartle and wife to Hartle for NEM of section 22 township 6 north range 81 and August Guderian and wife to the O T N company for right of way through Hagel addition in Pendleton, valued at 1600 and 2900 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano Weainwert
Hendley
W. W. Bartle
Hartle
August Guderian
O. Tk. & N. Company
Hagel
Pendleton
Steamer Mack Tragedy Decapitation Aboard Calumet River
While the steamer Mack entered the Calumet river, Charles Thusy an oiler aboard was decapitated by a crossing propeller and his head was completely severed from his body. incident reported by observers in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mack
Calumet River
Charles
Gans and Herman to Fight for Tonopah Purse
Gans and Herman are set to meet in Tonopah, Nev., for a 20 round New Year’s Day bout backed by a $20,000 purse. The winner earns 60 percent with 40 percent to the loser, weights fixed at 133 pounds two hours prior. The Tonopah bank will handle the purse, and Gans plans to end a theatrical engagement before heading west to train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ganse
Herman
Tonopah Athletic Club
Tonopah
Nev
Purce
Tohopah Bank
Gana
Auto plunges into Susquehanna River in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on November 3 a car owned by J V Harvey was found in the Susquehanna River with the throttle open and the driver missing. The machine likely went over a high hawk in darkness. The drowned man using Harvey's car was Frank Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesharre
J. V. Harvey
Susquehanna River
Harvey
Frank Williame
International wireless accord signed by major powers
November 3 report from Herlin states all interested powers except Montenegro aligned an agreement to regulate the exchange of wireless messages. Italy and England signed with reservations tied to their contracts with Marconi's company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlin
Wireless Telegraph Congress
Montenegro
Meniges
Italy
England
Marconi
Fruit profits for La Grande orchardists rise in Grand Ronde area
Fruitgrowers in the La Grande region, near Grand Ronde, report strong returns as orchardists push winter apples to market. Railroad workers like Frank L. Coshendall mark steady sales with 7000 boxes sold, while others plant new acreage and ship via the Fruitgrowers Union at prices from 1 to 1.50 per box. The industry stresses quality control with careful packing to guarantee the fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & N. Bayployes
la Grande
la Frre
O. R. & XS. Company
Frank L. Coshendall
Pendleton-Huntington
Coshendall
le Grande
Cookeodtah
Chittis, Holm
Gilmat
Thoma Walsh
Tehow
J, Lp
Ote Sealee
J. EL Lambert
J. EL
Gore
Carbine
Fruitgrowers' Union
Maton
Children Accused of Murder Reach Grandmother’s Cabin
Tianapolis reports Guy White aged 1 and Slater White aged 16, wanted for the killing of Fret Miller aged 12 on September 14, arrived today at their grandmother’s cabin in the hills near Emithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tianapolis
Guy White
Slater Selma White
Fret Miller
Emithville
Telegraph Operators Wage Increase Across Midwest Railways
Telegraph operators on the Chicago and Croat Western the Chicago and St Paul and Minneapolis and Omaha roads received wage increases from six to twelve dollars monthly. A new depot at The Dalles for the Great Southern railroad is completed and in use. Since the road opened a year ago, the Southern Han has met the Ohm and NM depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
St. Paul
Chicago & St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Dalles
Great Southern Railroad
Ohm. & NM
Shortage at St Louis sub-treasury shocks treasury reports
Acting secretary of the treasury keeps says a shortage of 61500 was found in the St Louis sub-treasury accounts. Investigations continue with expert accountants expected to file a report soon. War with Japan looms as officials prepare to protest over an officer sketching Manila fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Manila
Army Hands Harvard Blowout Spark Yale Bets
Yale and Army fans rally around prestige matchups as Yale faces Army after Army’s tight win over Harvard. Strong following and high betting anticipation surround a likely decisive test, with Yale viewed as a favorite though nerves persist among supporters.
Steamer Chinsa Maru Strikes Reef Amid Harbor Entry
Honolulu dispatch reports the steamer Chinsa Maru from Kobe with 650 Japanese passengers ran onto the reef at the harbor entrance in daylight. The ship lacked a pilot but weather was good and damage was limited. In New York a piano factory fire caused an estimated 250000 dollars in losses at Jacob Brothers Piano Company on West 16th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viyehu
Honolulu
Kobe
Reefa
New York
Jacob Brothers’ Piano, Company
Weat 16Th Street
Barrela
Painia
Portland and Fresno Playoff Result in Nov. Scores
Baseball scores from Fresno and Los Angeles note Portland defeated Fresno 6 to 4 in Fresno on November 2 while Los Angeles beat Seattle 2 to 1 on November 3. The items list results with city and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Portland
iFresno
Los Angeles
Cal
Seattle
Willowa branch train progress to Joseph by July
Elgin reports rapid grade work on the Willowa extension of the O R N. R. toward Joseph. Six miles finished from the fish hatchery to Victor's, four camps established above Victor's, and progress splits toward the Waldo Canyon. Subcontracts and heavy gangs push the canyon and valley sections. Trains may reach the Walowa valley by early July if progress holds. Registration frauds unearthed in Los Angeles grand jury reveal about ten thousand fraudulent names on voting rolls.
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Joseph
Elgin
Willowa
Victor's
Pointe
Eartwarl
Blein
Wallow
Ile Hatchery
Meare & Gould
J. M. Mitchell
Enterprise God Joseph
Wallowa
Lostine
Wallowa Valley
Joweah
Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Gwinn Returns to Pendleton After Denver Visit
James H. Gwinn formerly of Pendleton arrived from Denver with his wife and daughter. They headed to Portland and Grant's Pass to visit Mrs. Gwinn's parents, then plan to return to Pendleton to reside permanently. Gwinn has led livestock and dairy ventures, including National Livestock Association secretaryship and the Co operative Livestock Commission company with yards in Chicago and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gwinn
Mantley. Gwinn
Denver
Portland
Grant's
Mest
Gwinn
Pendleton
National Livestock Association
Co-operative Livestock Commission Company
Chicago
Omaha
Middle West
State Woolgrowers’ Aestcration
Dan P. Smythe
Outlaws Lake and Larkins Tied to River Murders Near Kennewick
Nov 3 Kennewick reports say Jacob Lake and Walter Larkin, two outlaw partners, are linked to a spree of murders along the Snake and Columbia rivers. Authorities in Benton and Franklin counties expect to trace a gang of hold up men preying on laborers on the north bank road since construction began. City Marshal Mike Glover and Deputy Sheriff Joe Hosley were killed in the Kennewick area after a Wednesday night battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asplolon
Lake
Corkins
Kennewicck
Prankliy
Benton County
Snake
Columbia
Jacob Lake
Kennewiek
Walter Larkin
Promer
Mike Glover
Joe Hosley
Prom
Annual Meeting of Umatilla County Agricultural Society
The Umatilla County Agricultural Society meets tonight in Commercial Association rooms to elect three members to the Eastern Oregon District Fair commission. Current reps Cohen Teutsch and Roosevelt are favored for re election due to their work this year. A later session will select officers and seek a permanent secretary. Names mentioned for the secretary include H E Biek ore, G W Coutts, A I Knight and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Commission
Cohen
Tentech
Roosevelt
Umatilla County Agricultural Society
Commercial Association
Tire Eastern Oregon District Fair Commission
Umatilla County Society
Arem Itr
Teutsch
Umatilla
Morrow County
Prevet
H. BE. Biekore
G. W. Coutts
A. I. Knight
Portland's Biggest Day in Stamp Sales Record
Postoffice window in Portland processed stamps postcards envelopes and newspaper wrappers totaling 4000 dollars yesterday the largest single day in the city's history. Sales at 26 other stations not yet reported and the figure topped December 2 1904 by 600 to 700 dollars according to the Oregon Daily Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Minto
Oregon Daily Journal
Colivrian Building Burned at Toston Church Fire
A church and Irish house of the First Unitarian Society were destroyed by fire in Toston on the morning of November 3. Loss estimated at $100,000 with complete structural collapse and significant damage to adjacent properties. Fire officials investigated the blaze for cause and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colivrian
Toston
The
First Unitarian Society
Chicago Wheat Market Open and Close Prices
Chicago Wheat Market in Chicago opened at 7h 5 8 and closed at 74 1 4 while corn opened at OL 49 1 4 and closed the same. Outs opened at 96 1 4 and closed at 5 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fuel Shortage Deepens as Winter Nears in Pendleton
Pendleton faces a worsening fuel shortage as coal and wood supply dwindle ahead of winter. Dealers parcel out small amounts amid scarce railroad cars. the Commercial Association accuses Oregon Railroad and Navigation of not adequately relieving the load. Miller promises action and a special rep to Wyoming while seeking Crow's Nest coal. The situation risks real suffering if storms hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Commmitier
R. B. Miller
Pendleton
Kamela
Meacham
Kamera
Commercial Association
Miller
Portland
Commercial Association Committee
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