President Roosevelt to Visit New Orleans in Late October
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will travel to New Orleans by water for a southern trip, arriving October 26 and leaving that night aboard a cruiser to avoid quarantine conflicts. Arnold Shanklin is named consul general. Loeb accompanies the president. Grand jury indictments include KO AY Peckham and others for conspiracy to obstruct the government amid typhoon related dispatches.
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New York
Edwin 3. Holmes
Atatie Hidian
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Eael
Nome Boats Race Between Oregon and Senator Near Finish
White Star liner Oregon arrived five hours ahead of rival Senator in the Seattle Nome run sea race. Both ships made quick northward trips and will depart soon. Early leads swapped as Oregon edged in during the fourth trip and remains in contention for the final win. Large passenger lists and heavy gold shipments were reported aboard both vessels. An unknown man, drunk, fell on an elevated sidewalk in Alameda Ferry, Wash, breaking his neck.
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Oregon
Amiling
Pacific Const Steamship
Senator
Seattle
Marnne
AL Ferry
Man Arrested in Securities Theft Case
New York report states a 24 year old man named Henry Leonard alias Ambrose was arrested in connection with the theft of over $200,000 in securities. He was charged with grand larceny and held on $80,000 bail for further examination.
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New York
Henry Leonard
Portland Property Values and Tax Assessments
Port city property valuation figures show realty valued at about 121 million pounds and personal property around 24.9 million pounds. Estimates project city taxes on all property near 18 million pounds with possible variation if footings differ. Portland Consolidated Railway property and rolling stock are noted in assessment.
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Appeal to Hungarians in the Austro Hungarian Army
Deputy Lengyol, head of the radical coalition wing, urged Hungarians in the Austro Hungarian army to aid the nation by staying loyal and urging soldiers to refuse orders issued in German. He proposed a political boycott of German and Austrian officers by Hungarians, noting likely enough men to protest.
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pDitleh
Alameda May Be Hopeless Wreck Heads for Doom
The Alameda lies immovably against Fort Point rocks as a swarm of tugs and divers work to transfer cargo valued at about 150000 from the doomed ship. Insurance officials and Ocean Steamship officials monitor the effort as the vessel slowly settles and a great hole in the bow begins to flood the decks.
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San Francisco
Fort Point
Ocean Steamship Company
Indian lands sales top 77 thousand acres in year
A special report by the Indian commission details 77 544 acres sold in the past year for 701 407 dollars across Colville Oregon and Idaho areas with additional inherited lands selling 20 214 acres for 1 993 191 dollars. Proceeds deposited and bonds secured with monthly instalments to Indians and instructions for 41 000 acres ceded land to Fort Hall reserve.
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Senator Mitchells Ribdmoken Injury at Oregon Launch
Senator Mitchell suffered a broken rib after a launching ceremony in Portland. He was unaware of the injury until inflammation flared last Saturday, following the accident last Wednesday.
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Spderal
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Turned Out Of Mormon Church Immigration Scandals
The article reports alleged organized Japanese trafficking of women to the United States, with marriage schemes and forced labor across ports and cities, plus a Mormon conference dispute in Salt Lake City where John W. Seat was excommunicated after challenging President Joseph F. Smith and seeking a hearing at the conference.
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Unclear interview quoted by MNARY and Mc Nory
Fragmented text describes a controversial interview with Atri Boston and Congressman Mc Nory reiterating remarks attributed to the Kaloo. It notes White nations meeting a protector and mentions a person named Meney arriving that morning. The source is garbled and lacks coherent details.
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Prolonged medical debate stalls major operation
In Chicago on October 2, a physician declined a large intestinal cancer surgery for President Harper, citing insufficient strength to endure the operation. He planned to perform minor procedures instead to extend life despite the critical condition.
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Chicago
Harper
Case of Rebates Held Against Railroad Manager
Chicago October 3 Heth M Casey traffic manager for Schwarzechtild Bulaberier was summoned to court today on a charge tied to railroad rebates alleged by Miscon ay.
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Chicago
Heth M. Casey
Schwarzechtild & Bulaberier
Doukhobour Colony Seeks Land Grant in King County
Representatives of the Doukhobour colony urge county commissioners to donate a quarter section of land for settlement in King County Seattle. They claim potential inducements will trigger a wholesale migration of about 15 000 members to the county and other parts of the state. The colony seeks to leave Canada due to heightened official surveillance of their religious practices.
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King County
Seattle
Colonia
Canada
Fight at Junfau in Alaska leaves two wounded
In Juneau on Sept 2 a group of Filipinos from the cable ship Humeide landed and attacked City Marshal Burnett. He fired his pistol, wounding two, and the assailants fled.
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Juneau
Alaska
Burnett
Chicago Wheat Market Briefs Spark Trading Activity
Chicago wheat stations report the greatest market in the United States showing a closing at 45½ cents, with corn down 2½ and oats easing. The session opened with idle trading and yielded a cautious tone among traders in Chicago.
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United States
Chicago
Peate
Unclear Defendants Released After Morning Arrestees
Two men named Horton and Co 2 Haynes and Wing field were arrested on suspicion but unidentified by the locksmith and broker. Both were released this morning.
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Horton
Haynes
Wingfield
All Wise
Swedish laborer killed by morning train near Milton
Svordstrom a 45 year old Swedish immigrant, new to the area, was struck while sitting on a wagon near a curve just north of Milton by a Walla Walla bound locomotive. He died at Milton hospital from multiple injuries. Train crew and victim testified no one to blame, coroner declined an inquest, body buried by the county this afternoon.
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Henderson
Federal court hears demurrers in Snake Indian land fraud case
Arguing demurrers occurred in Portland on Oct 2 as W N Jonon et al face land fraud charges over Snake Indian reservation. Demurrer sustained may bar new indictments under statutory limits. In Salinas California Thirty Buffalo head purchased for government by Game Warden Jones of Yellowstone were sent to Arizona Canyon yesterday for refueling and possible care.
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Death of Santa Cruz Secretary to Queen Liliuokalani
Liliuokalani era secretary Santa Cruz died here aged 73. She was born in Honolulu and believed to be the daughter of a Spanish consul. She served as Liliuokalani secretary during King Kalakaua and Hawaii's monarchy era.
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Antinitte
Paul Marie Swan
Honolulu
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Kulakano
Attempted wreck on Oregon express near Eugene
Portland Oct 2 an attempt was made to wreck the Oregon express on the Southern Pacific near Eugene yesterday. An action of riitl on a curve near a precipice was shown out by du Vemille but was discovered in time to prevent a disaster.
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Oregon Express
Southern Pacific
Eugene
Riitl
du Vemille
Hobo’s Foot Smashed Over Fare on Spokane Line
The Dalles Chronicle reports Fred Wilson was kicked off the Spokane flyer at Biggs after attempting to ride for free. His right foot was mashed severely, requiring hospital treatment.
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Fred Wilson
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Biggs
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Dalles
Official shortage alleged in county clerk accounts
Rumors of a county clerk office shortage persist with officials confirming possible over charges and missing billings. Expert Beckwith says errors involve failing to charge for filing papers under law, with investigation covering terms starting 1898 and possible issues across three administrations.
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Beckwith
Ben Burroughs
W. D. Chamberlain
Prevat
Frank Saling
Court House Force
Portland to Erect Tallest Skyscraper in City
The Portland Daily Journal reports plans by J. B. Yeon to build the citys tallest skyscraper on a Alder Street Fifth Street frontage. The tower will exceed the Wells Fargo by one or two stories and begin construction early next year. It will follow the style of the Willamette Valley skyline and align with city planning.
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Gregon Daily Journal
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Resignations At The Agency Create Vacancies In Urgent Shuffle
At Umatilla agency changes unfold as two positions remain vacant and appointments to fill openings are postponed awaiting the new superintendent from the Rickapow Reservation in Kunsac. The retiree with over ten years service and several teachers depart, including Meola, Chet Clerk Robinson, and Mr Bambert, with Miss Purdy and Miss Blanch Adamson slated for replacements. The agency plans emphasize interim staffing while the search for Opell Edwin continues.
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Umatilla
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Alee
Harry F. Markstrom
Purdy
Lenin
Southern California
Bianch Adlimadéon
Wikeenin
Marke True
Toviron Amd
Bambert
Wehoal
Opell Edwin
Voters struggle to register for half million Seattle bond
Seadily October 2 says only about two days left to register for the $500,000 school bond issue election. Fewer than two percent of about 40,000 eligible voters have registered, meaning many Seattle taxpayers face interest and redemption costs on the bond.
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Bende
Seattle
Bunco Ring Reported In Portland Steam of Frauds
A bunco game operation surfaced with a gang targeting unsuspecting victims to bet on a fake question about the Portland train. A stakeholder would steer the crowd to a Sabbath establishment, taking money with supposed sure bets. Two members clashed over a dollar, earning one the nickname BE.2, while others include a Worcester winner and a Whitmas graduate known for Pensacola dow at Portland.
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Field
Collan
Minnesota
Arkineton
Whitmas
Penletoe Dow
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