Cyclone Strikes Mississippi Counties Wrecks Towns and Crops
Memphis reports from Miserwept describe a cyclone Saturday night and Sunday that devastated wide areas. Wires down and railroads blocked. towns including Winona Okolona Mahon Techula were damaged with fires. Two deaths reported at Okolona and destruction of homes, churches, and residences. Telegraph operators injured, overall property loss severe with multiple communities affected.
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Memphis
Winona
Okolota
Mahona
Techula
Okolona
Mahon
Don Woodford
Humber
Standdaici Arrests Made Find Now in Trial
Fragmented OCR text shows arrest and trial references with names like Rockefeller and Taw Hied, implying a legal proceeding. The readable segments mention an attorney, accused individuals, and a staged courtroom context amid unclear surrounding details.
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Eave
Rockefeller
Weeling
Block system failure halts passenger train
A damaged block signals out of order allowed a passenger train to proceed after the brakeman reached the city edge and found no immediate danger. The incident occurred near the Catholic school as crews investigated the broken block and ensured no further delay.
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Dirk
Damigee to Walla Walla Bridges Damaged in Flood
Al Stockdale, supervisor of road district No 1, estimated $1 for damage to county bridges on his street. Blue Mountain bridge west of Walla Walla washed out blocking travel. Wickersham bridge less damaged. MIM creek washed out north approach, now under repair. Crew also fixing last May flood damage.
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al Stockdale
Blue Mountain
Walla Walla
Wickersham
Walla! Wall Statesman
Five Inches Snow Hits El Paso Lisbon Area
Five inches of snow descend on El Paso on November 19, bringing bitter cold winds. Streets blocked, wires down, street cars halted. Local Mexican residents face hardship due to unpreparedness and disruption.
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Paro
Thia City
Har
Trinia
Fruit Inspector Wins in Clackamas County Case
Oregon City November 10. After a three hour deliberation the jury found for the defendant in the Sellwood versus Reid case. The suit claimed 34 infected prune trees were destroyed by Steid as fruit inspector for failure to spray as ordered. The court ruled the questions centered on statutory procedure and whether proper authority was followed, not policy.
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Oregon City
T. RR. Sellwood
J. H. Reid
Clackamas County
Sellwood
Steid
CC. D. Latourette
Eouct
Frolt
McBride
Street paving delays and company reviews in Warren
City officials explain delays in street paving as the Warren company revisits paved sections to allow for changes. Councilman Renn says an agreement with the firm is needed before further work, to prevent the company from insisting the city accepted the current progress.
Whitman Defeats Idaho in Walla Walla Clash
Whitman college seven defeated the University of Idaho football team by six points to zero at Walla Walla on Saturday. Idaho struck first with a fluke score in the opening minutes, then Whitman responded with a touchdown and goal. The Whitman eleven dominated the rest of the game, and with the victory claim the Northwest championship, though they must beat WSC at Pullman on Thanksgiving to seal it.
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Walla Walla
Whitman College
University of Idaho
Viswtors
Whitman
Cloely
Idaho
Whituain College
Pullman
Steamer Jeanie Sinks Near Seattle With 38 Lost
Seattle dispatch reports the steamer Dix collided with the Jeanie off Alki Point, forty sail down, leaving 38 presumed lost from 97 aboard the Dix after the crash. Survivors blame the Jeanie crew as officers defend cautious piloting amid wreckage near Seattle harbor.
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Seattle
Dix
Jeanie
Alkt Point
Dix Wink
Wren
Hole
Mort Dickeley
Tewnle
Tacoma
Seattle Harbor
Caluliig
Inland Empire Tensions and Legal Rulings Report
The piece reports unrest in the Inland Empire including a disturbance at Bingham Springs station and multiple prisoners pleading guilty to feminic and battery. It notes pressures from Spokane to Walla Walla and mentions an interpreter, a Japanese man, and a car incident involving O’Leary. Authorities state no intent to kill or riot could be proven, leading to guilty pleas on assault and battery and fines.
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Oregon
Ester
Walla Walla
Bingham Springs
Jry
Raley
Dana
Porthind
O'Leary
Young O'Leary
Mise O'Leary
Erickson Joer
Portland
Young O'Laarry
Vitor
John Miftourh
Ma Phelps
Diety Dollars and Costs Penalty on Four Japs
Judge Parkes imposed a penalty of fifty dollars each plus court costs on four Japanese defendants after an afternoon hearing. The case details indicate the importation offense and the stipulated fines, reflecting the era's legal stance.
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Bigham
Parkes
Newlywed Latourelle Beaudry Tie Knot in Tad Morning
LATOURELLE BEAUDRY, Newly Married Couple Will Make Their Home in Seattle. Mr KL Beaudry and Mise Blanch Latourelle wed at St Mary's Church with Rev Father Neate officiating. Witnessed by many friends. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Latourelle from Montreal. Groom is a Seattle resident and an electrician. They will live in Seattle.
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Seattle
KL. Beaudry
Mise Blanch Latourelle
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Neate
Henry Latourelle
Montreal
Canada
Pendleton merchants petition for uniform holidays and hours
Clerks in Pendleton Oregon sign a petition asking merchants to observe legal holidays and set business hours from 7 am to 6 pm on working days. Sundays would be observed, with special exceptions near Christmas and other holidays. The group includes G B Roosevelt Ry and Peoples Warehouse among others, and the agreement takes effect tomorrow.
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Christos
Pendleton
Oregon
Duslness
GBE
Roosevelt
E. Tarber
Peoples Warehouse
Alexander
Lee
Teutsch
Max Bier
Bond Tree
A Crank
Ho Wessel
Workingsmen's Clothing Co
Despain & Bown
State cannot collect from Portland General Electric
Portland Oregon November 19. Judge Frazer ruled last Saturday that the state has no authority to compel Portland General Electric to render an accounting of the Oregon City canal locks from 1874 to 1434 and to turn over 10 percent of gross earnings from that period. The decision, contested by the attorney general, will be appealed to the state supreme court where it is expected to be affirmed.
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Portland
Frazer
Portland General Electric Company
Oregon City Canal
Elrcuit Court
Crawford
Declan
State Supreme Court
Bishop Wiiker Fires Clergyman Over Heresy Charge
In Buffalo on November 10 Bishop Wiiker of the Diocese of Western New York announced the church court upheld the lower tribunal decision removing Rev. We Crprey from the priesthood for charges of heresy. The action follows formal proceedings and affirms the discipline.
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Ervsy
Huffalo
Wiiker
Western New York
Carccler Toehent
Rev We Crprey
Hue
Government collector attacked in Warsaw robbery
A government collector escorted by soldiers was assaulted by armed men this morning in Warsaw. One soldier was killed, an official wounded, and 81000 stolen. The attackers fled, and security forces pursued them.
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Warsaw
Torrareiste
Chicago Wheat Market Opens and Closes Higher
Chicago November 19 open at TH closed at 74 for wheat. Corn opened at 424% and closed at 42 1-8. Oats opened at 34 and closed at 327-8. Market activity shows mixed gains across the grain futures with slight fluctuations throughout the session.
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Chicago
Open Doors 10 Alberta Goal and Emergency Coal Rates
Telegrams reveal plans to waive 30 days and deliver coal from Spokane to Pendleton and south of the Spokane river area, with emergency rate of 7.15 per ton to Pendleton and intermediates. Miners assure supply and Mohler to provide mine fumes details, Weeks & Hemphill to source coal as soon as the 2 rate takes effect.
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Permiledon
Railroat Commission
Nathee—Wi
Alberta
Pealeton
BE. A. Smith
KR. J. Miller
Comihe
Portland
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Mc Smith
Pendleton
Smith
Ter Imus
Spake
Pomeroy
Dayton
Polite
Corbin
Mohler
Robert Burne
Walla Walla
Spokane Agaon
Weeks & Hemphill
King and Queen of Denmark arrive in Berlin
Berlin reports the king and queen of Denmark arrived this morning for their first official visit. They were greeted by the emperor, empress, and the Berlin garrison, and were led to their crown. They will remain through Tuesday. In Wyoming, Fort Washakie will be permanently abandoned due to the bad condition of the barracks.
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Berlin
Denmark
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Federation Pushes Woman Suffrage and Reform Measures
Minneapolis report notes the Federation of Labor endorses woman suffrage with one dissent and urges joint resolution 184 to submit a constitutional amendment. It also backs correcting abuses in the postal clerk service, opposes Chinese exclusion to bar crews on ships under the American flag, and supports a Thaw that prevents any child under 15 from working for a living.
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Federation
Railroud
Minneapolis
Federation of Labor Today
Wonn
Judiciary Committee
The
Millenniouwe of Representatives
Bank Robbery Suspects Shoot Two. One Dead
Chicago, Nov. 1. Policeman fired at two men described as bank robbers after a safeblower robbery. The culprit identified as Charles Hansen was killed near Bloomington. A second escapee was wounded. Officers attributed the pair’s capture attempt to signals on the train. Fi zpatrick’s body bore seven bullets.
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Chicago
Polleaman Fite Iiirlok
Charles Hansen
Bloome Ington
Emeckemoan
Fiizpatrick
Southwestern Blizzard Threatens Ranches and People
A severe storm sweeps the southwestern region causing heavy snow and dangerous winds endangering ranches and residents. A man named Nick Gamo is reported dead in a police court incident connected to a prior trial, with ongoing investigations and heightened weather disruptions affecting daily life.
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Cowes Donen
Diring
Nick Gamo
Sam
New Lyceum Circuit Takes Shape In Intermountain West
Rhine Phillips heads the Lyceum circuit formed by Bretten Phillips, Rev. F L Monroe Smook, and Paul A. Cowell. Affiliations include Redpath Lynn bureau of Chicago and Roseville. The season 1907 will bring top attractions to cities across five states including Salt Lake City Ogden Boise Missoula Spokane and others. The circuit runs three departments with Smock overseeing lectures Cowgill amusements and Phillips musical acts. Drowning incident: Robert Fidler, a youth, drowned in the Clearwater River while gathering driftwood in a river flood emergency.
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Rhine Phillips
Tr “Theta
Rocky Mowntain Lyceum
Breitin Phuupse
Auhor
Northe West Magazine
FL Monroe Smook
Firet Baptist Ehtirely
Paul A. Cowell
Redpath Lynn Bureau
Chitago Amt Rose Fon
Intermountain Northwest
Salt Lake
Ogden
Iah
Posatello
Biwnkfoot
Mario Palle
Idaho
Dillon
Helena, Bute
Missoula
Mont
Wallace
Winhos
Spokane
Wash
Pendleton
Baker City
Ore
Weiser
Payette
Caldwell
Nampa
Boise
Motuntainhome
Twin Falls
Mr. Smock
Cowgill
Phillips
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Alabama College
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Ale
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Damigee
Fl Paso
Fruit Inspector
Pawel Sireet
Warren
Tveir
Olis
Warren Company
Counei
Renn
Takino
Whittman
Walla Walla Inday
Othe Dix
Ane
AW Nialit
Jd Devene
Jeanie Belouss
Alaska Coast Company
Adel
Dent
W. ‘Deturr Duarrey
Fred Pignot
Poter W. Tiewler
Fred Beylit
Péter Tuzatti
Ralph Clark
Mia Ranger
Adeiet Nelton
James Brilth
Mia
Tee
Hoy
Mra TC
Tie Bite
Alaska Triniportalion Company
Dilan Pipire
Ss. A. Coerba
Sokibe
Petation Fiether
Chorterbourg
Chapley
RO & N
PROM
Spokane South
Federation For Woman Suffrage
Kane Oly
Robert Fidler
Young Fidler
Lewsten Tribune
Kemet
Soy
Mitchell
Tois
Fernie Elc
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