Missing Express Parcel Sparks City Mystery
An express parcel containing 1000 in currency vanished after transfer from R and N Train No 6. Night messenger Boyd Redner and a woman from the Tenderloin disappeared about two weeks ago, with Pinkerton detectives unable to locate them. Officials refuse comment while investigations trace the package to Pendleton and Walla Walla connections. Redner may have been bonded at the time of the crime.
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al Express
Boyd Redner
Ward
Ent
Oregonian
J. W. Rogers
Salt Lake
Pacific Exprom Company
Rogers
Thin City
Nho
East Oregonian
Fnet
Pendleton
Tenderloin
Pinkerton
Walla Walla
Redner
Pat
Loscal
Wilson
Moneiger Wie
Lracer
Redner Jn
Sie
Ho Kop Company
Jeff Pendleton
Hoyas Steal Whiskey From Virtue Saloon
Ray Neavin aged 18 and John Bottiehough aged 16 were arrested by Marshal Christensen and tried in Justice court for stealing whiskey and beer valued at $40 from Virtue saloon. The theft involved boys crawling under the sidewalk for about 40 feet as part of a ongoing scheme.
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Rigin
Ray Neavin
John Bottiehough
Hoya
Marahat Christensen
Justice Court
Virtue Saloon
Ex-bank official pleads to embezzlement by forgery
Pearls UL Dougherty county ex-president of the First National Bank of Fe orla and former Pearls school superintendent pleaded guilty to embezzlement by forgery. He received an indeterminate sentence to Tollet prison.
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Pearls
Newton Co
Dougherty
First National Bank of
Feorla
Ted
Tollet Prison
Saloon Break In Leads to Jail and Bond Details
A person named Ball was placed in jail after a break in through a saloon basement window. The bond set was 260 dollars, provided by Neavis. A youth, Battle, was sent to La Grande County Jail to await grand jury action.
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Ball
Neavis
Young Battlebough
la Grande
Burton Explains Testimony Counteraction in Trial
Louis Nov. 24 Senator Burton testified in his own defense as Crome questioned the questioning of Charles Hrowke. Burton said he visited the post office department each time not to thwart action but to interest his client to any criminal proceeding. The defense rested and adjourned for lunch as arguments will be heard later this afternoon.
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At. Louis
Burton
Crome
Charles Ho Hrowke
Ath
Waterlord
Dantel Bandmann Dies at Ranch in Mintoula Area
Dantel Bandmann, aged 66, a famed northwest character and Shakespearean actor noted across the region, died suddenly of heart failure last night at his ranch four miles east of Mintoula. His wife was Lady Micel Jones, a celebrated London actress.
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Butte
Daniel Eb, Bandininn
Northwest
Mintoula
Ramann
Bern
Chel
Germany
Lady Miceljones
London
Quotations From the Greatcat Wheat Market in the Unio States
Chicago market prices show wheat at 3 TF, corn at 4 14, and meal at 24 14 as the market recovers after a recent fire. A warehouse fire near Bakersfield at the Santa Fe Preservation endangering Kern County warehouse stock caused losses estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Unio
Chicago
Bakersfield
Cal
New
Santa Fe
Kern County
Tam! Company
Lema
Reformers Led by a Young Man in Walla Walla
Stacy Turner an 11 year old former bookkeeper and stenographer in Walla Walla has quit his lucrative post to lead a reform drive. He aims to purge saloons and push a Sunday closing law with Pinkerton rumors surfacing. Turner intends to expand reform to other Washington towns.
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Seld ‘Thoet
Washington
Pinkerton
Walla Walla
Stacy Turner
He Sounel
Turfer
Wiltrene
Turner
Reform Labora
Reform Tendera
Rapid Ily Allonevent
Order of Good Templars
Confessed Big Steal to Rave Bondsmen in Seattle
Seattle November 24 cashier of the Western Union Bank admitted guilt to Furth and Backus for malfeasance in gold dust theft. Bondmen withdrew and turned him over to U S authorities. He allegedly had about 32 000 in deposits and cash on his person. Preliminary hearing set for December 1.
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Seattle
Chearge BE. Adams
Furth and
Backus
U. S
Adams
Han
Graft and Inquiries Tie Equitable Insurance Debate
In New York on November 24 Gerald Brown testified in the Equitable inquiry about rents and real estate holdings. He argued $20,000 would be a fairer annual rent, while other figures and accounts tied to the Continental Fire Insurance Company and George B. Squire were examined. A subcommittee prepared to pursue further testimony on George W. Squires as the session adjourned.
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New York
Gerald
Hughes
Equitable
Continernial Fire Insurance Company
James H. Hyie
Continental
Francis W. Jackson
Temeren
W. Alexander
Mors Syndicate Phanging
Milton M. Madison
New York Life
United ‘Stetee Steel Cradicate
Ao J O P. Morpan Company
Whiel Porktins
New York Security & Trust Company
Pontinuimst
George W Squires
Manchurian Revolt Rumors Stir Russia and Reform Talks
Reports from St Petersburg and Moscow on November 24 describe mutinous whispers in the Manchurian army and a government bid to appease peasants by delaying taxes while reform demands are debated. Premier Witte faces pressure over universal suffrage and constitutional changes amid radical opposition and cautious conservatism.
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Witt
Tmhn
Congress
M. Petrumkevitch
National Assembly
Constituent Assembly
Count Witte
Peivanety
Zometvotets
Bemsivoikin
Bholne
Hast Treichory
Prison Mutiny at Missouri Penitentiary Ends in Deaths
A prison mutiny in Jefferson City Missouri led to Captain RW Alleen being fatally wounded and Deputy Warden Lee seriously injured. Five convicts escaped but were recaptured. The riot involved prisoners firing on a reporter and using nitroglycerine to breach the penitentiary entrance. Leader Marry Vaughn, tied to prior St Louis crime, is mentioned.
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Gunn
Jtfermon City
Mon
O'eloeck
Migsour
Con Viet
RW. Alleen
Olbreok le Marry Vaughn
Saga
St. Lowa
John Clay
Lee
Hearst Council Scores in Election Contest
Alton J. Parker for McClellan and Austin G. Fox for Hearst appeared before the Supreme Court Justice today to amend. Fox sought transfer to Justice Glegerich in extraordinary session to hear election care. The amendment was ordered despite Parker's objections as the Gleegerich court sent them to the appeals division to hear the contest for opening ballot boxes.
Stay of execution for Tal Mogordon in Malheur case
Tal Mogordon, sentenced to die at the state penitentiary, has won a stay of execution from the Malheur county circuit court. The ruling came last night after preparations for the noon hanging had been completed.
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Tal Mogordon
Malheur
Ty Salem
Hil Mogordon
State Penitentiary
Malheur County
Death of Mrs M D McDaniel of Umatilla
Mrs Effie McDaniel wife of Kyle McDaniel principal at Umatilla school died at her home 409 Walnut street at 9 am She was born in Missouri and her family mostly lives there Her husband and children survive and funeral plans await word from relatives If none come interment may be in Milton tomorrow afternoon Her maiden name was Effie Wolfe She taught in Madison Bay county before marriage and Mrs McDaniel also taught in various parts of the county
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Effie McDaniel
Kyle McDaniel
Umatilla
Mre Tow
Walnut Street
Waa
Mia#our
Cosleter
Denver
Milton
Win Effie Wolfe
Pat Amatilla
Madison Bay Country
Decca
Epidemic Near Ended After Diphtheria Cases Decline
The diphtheria outbreak in the city appears nearly finished with no new amphitheater cases reported for two days. The J F Brown residence near the pumping plant will be treated tomorrow as children in both households recover. Officer Merkerhee continues quarantine enforcement and orders yard cleaning in affected districts.
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J. F. Brown
Brownfield
Theer
Atxeahen
Merkerhee Alao
To the TM F. Denivls Enter St. Anthony Deepiister
To the TM F Denivls of Cold Springs came to the city tadily to enter St Anthony Deepiister An operation.
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Cold Springs
St. Anthony
Frontage Feet Petition on East Court Street Upgrade
Property owners along East Court street holding 8048 feet of frontage petition for paving extending to the mill race. The railroad company land complicates funding and right of way. City councilman says improvements target Main to Mill Street with parking on Mill Street.
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Fontege
East Court Street
Chat
Thaheve Ware
Renn
Aviens
Cie Chet
Ae N
Remy
Court Street
Main
Mill Street
Cabinet decisions and unclear London memo
The cabinet has taken actions regarding attendance and seating, with members expert in various issues. A note suggests a shift in approach to a stememeter, while discussions about Liberehe attitude remain unsettled.
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Will Appa
Comite
London
Nev
Tita
Liberehe
Violet Tks o Chance, King, Nov. 24
A morning bulletin from Teachers for Marshall Pleht lexue notes Pulee age 88, temperature 82-12. Hanes for recovery.
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King
Marshall Pleht Lexue
Pulee
Hanes
Autopsy to Determine Cause in Naval Cadet Death
Annapolis reports a court martial ordered for Branch after a man died from a beating. Surgeon E P Stone testified the death stemmed from edema of brain vessels caused by external head injuries, possibly from blows with a flat object. Autopsy to be performed with Navy and Academy doctors present.
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Stone
Naval Academy
Cruises
E. P. Stone
Hut Branch
Rid
Byrnes
Academy
Branch
Chastened McCormick Faces Court Challenge and Retirement
Mihipolis New St reports a challenge to Admiral McCormick alleging improper discussions with Dr Welton that might influence judgment. The court elected, and McCormick retired to permit discussion of the challenge, declaring he is disqualified from further duties.
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Mihipolis
New St
McCormick
Welton
Peabody Speceateal Appointed Treasurer in New York
An item notes a ceremonial appointment in November for a new treasurer to succeed George Fister Petees Tr ls, amid health issues and organizational shifts within the national community. It mentions Aweust Relitiont of New York and the challenge facing the group, with reference to sickness impacting duties.
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Peabody
August Inene
Freeh Livk Sprites
Theorie
Tae Chalrngen
New York
Toe
George Fister Petees
San Francisco Man Kills Sister-In-Law With Chairs
A San Francisco man believed mentally ill fatally attacked his sister-in-law Mia Depaotl with two chairs at her home. Katherine Depaoll, mother of five, was killed in the assault. Police reported the suspect is Lyle Depaotl an Tralian.
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Lyle Depaotl
Tralian
Mia
Katherine Depaoll
Depaci
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Meriwether Cam
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