Sheriff Taylor Recaptures Weddle In Spokane Search
Sheriff T D Taylor and deputies recaptured Weddle also known as Chippy Bid in Spokane last evening. Weddle, described as the worst of the three escapees, faced charges for a bold winter robbery and assault. The capture followed news from the sheriff and caps off efforts to recover Kennedy and Young, with possible relocation of Weddle to remain in custody where needed.
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Spokane
Shawnf Taylor
Kenith
Weddle
Sheriffs Office
T. D. Taylor
Robert Weddle
Sheriffsa Office
Ether Young
Tatho
Weltey
Idaho
Taylor
Lewin
Vagrant Ed Callahan Tried in Police Court
In a police court session this afternoon P C Callahan a daily drunken vagrant faced a trial. He defended himself briefly, called several witnesses including Dr T M Henderson and Weed Pasley, and claimed he could drink and ride without harm. Judge Fite Gerald found him guilty of vagrancy and sentenced him to 10 days in jail.
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P. C. Callahan
T. M. Henderson
Weed Pasley
Callahan
Joni D. Rochetavier
Declan
Tor
Howe
Fite
Gerald
Calihan
Boy Pleads Guilty as Judge Delays Sentence
Edmund Walker, a 12 year old Athena youth, pleaded guilty to attacking Clarence Brotherton with a bicycle pedal crank. Judge Bean deferred sentence due to youth and ordered parole instead.
Fire wipes out Cummings wild west show at Geneva
A wild west show in Geneva was destroyed by fire today. One employee was burned to death. Most animals perished including four elephants and two horses. A camelrette started the blaze.
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Geneva
Armed Guards at Portland Grain Warehouse Amid Strikes
Armed guards were posted at a Portland grain warehouse as exporters fear trouble from strikers. In Chicago, a trolley car crashed into a fire patrol wagon en route to a blaze, killing Captain John B P Connell and injuring seven firefighters.
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Portland
Ore
Chicago
John BP. Connell
Family Man Ends in Murder in Beattle
In Beattle on October 2, Jemes Hal, 28, a real estate broker, was killed in his office by his father-in-law W. A. Constantine, a prominent grocer. Domestic trouble from an elopement is blamed. Constantine is under arrest. Hal was formerly a newspaper man.
South Coast Storm Devastation Leaves Thousands Homeless
Mobile reports confirm hundreds killed at Fort McRae near Pensacola as a late September storm sweeps the coast. Families displaced, ships Nevertell and Ethel Stafford lost with five drowned. Authorities rush relief as conditions remain stormy and cold.
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Fort McRae
Pensacola
Nevertell
Ethel Stafford
Warships Sail As Taft Weighs Cuba Policy
Taft’s private secretary says the president may stay in Cuba at most two weeks. Reports from Washington mention Magoon likely to govern Cuba, with Fagin and O’Neil named marshals, and a push for marines to Cuba. Other items note property losses from the gulf storm, relief drives, and naval movements toward Havana.
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Cuba
United States
Marshal Fagin
Ohio
O'Neil
Louisiana
Sal
Cuban
Healy
Gulf
Washington
Taft
Fagin
O'Nell
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Sayte
Cubs
Magoon
Philippines
Panama
Fort Mc Raw
Red Cross
Victima
Explorer Amundsen Due in Seattle After Alaska Voyage
Ra nd Amundsen's arrival in Seattle is announced with plans for a holiday welcome. Norwegians in the city have organized a public reception as the famed explorer returns from Alaska, promising a memorable event.
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Seattle
Rand Amundsen
Alaska
Chinese Cannery Labor Case Sparks Eureka Mass Meeting
October 2 Eureka reports a mass meeting at Fortuna to decide policy on 27 Chinese workers sent from Portland for a Port Kenyon cannery project. Labor leaders and citizens vow action if Chinese remain, fearing повтор repeat expulsions and unrest.
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Taborers
Eureka Wold
Eureka
Portland
Port Kenyon
Fortuna
Smythe
Virtue White Swan Mine Sold to W D Dreteche
Baker City Oregon yesterday saw a landmark mine deal as the Virtue White Swan property in its district changed hands. Tom Barry’s Virgin ground, long the envy of mining experts, was sold after Barry secured control and priced it for advantageous terms to W D Dreteche, a Gray's Harbor capital merchant. Engineer George W Boge, famed for the Mayflower operation, provided the expert report behind the sale.
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Beker City
Get
Baker City
Virtue
White Swan
Tom Barry
Virgin
Oregon
Portener
Barry
W. DD. Dreteche
Gray's Harbor
Wath
George W. Boge
Affidavits Cite Longstanding Thefts at Assay Office
Affidavits allege steady peculations at the United States Assay Office dating back to 1900. F A Wing, the office superintendent, is said to have known of the thefts and identified those responsible. In 1900 two Alaska miners were robbed of 100 ounces of gold worth about 1680 dollars, with Wing promising they would not lose but failing to repay. The miners have brought the matter to the U S government.
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Fhetts
Beattie
Adama
United States
Vassay
F. A. Wing
Alaska
Atlites
Red White and Blue Funeral Ad To Place Flags On Door
In Milwaukee Ort J Wies spits a statement from a prominent wealth holder who vows a Black funeral to honor his memory and requests red white and blue decor at his door with the motto American born, American bred, American dead.
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Milwaukee
Ort
J.—Wies
Spear
Pilot Rock Road ID Now Assured
Pilot Rock road project gains official assurance from Gen oil Manager J P OBrien and Tax Agent J W Morrow after surveying the branch line to Pilot Rock. They report a junction with the O R N near Birch Creek, with Pendleton as the starting point for trains and a westward switch two miles from town for convenient building. Officials foresee development of productive land in Milgt Nock area and aim to begin actual work soon.
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Mlot Rock
R&s
Met Hock
Wiy
Birch Creek
Pendleton
Milgt Nock
Chicago Market Close Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Chicago on Oct 2 reported wheat closing at 76 8 8, corn at 42 7 8, and oats at 34 1 4. The brief market update lists grain prices in trading, reflecting a calm session with modest shifts.
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Chicago
Hallooniat Alights at Oct 2C Race Near Norfolk
Hallooniat and Landen compete in an International billoon race ending near the king's residence. Siindring- Him Holl context notes a landing near realdenes in Norfolk as the event draws attention from the Inst Wonnetint.
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Landen
Siindring- Him Holl
Norfolk
Three Cent Pure Case Delayed in Supreme Court
Columbus reports the supreme court refused to dismiss the Cleveland three cent fare case and declined an early hearing. In related notes, 4000 Hindus arrived in British Columbia within three months and immigration trends continue as labor prices rise across industries.
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Columbus
Supreme Court Today
British Columbia
Man Arrestees Papa Murder Charge After nine-year probe
A 15 year old, identified as Fadear Merkel, was arrested in Portland Oregon on murder charges in the shooting death of his father last November. The investigation spanned about nine years and involved officials from the Oregon national guard directed by Governor Chamberlin.
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Fadear Merkel
Hte
Orecon
Pleht
Cala
Portland
Ore
Cot 2
National Guard
Chamberlin
Noe Deen
Cuba
Harriman Invests Ten Million in Salt Lake City
Oct 2 Salt Lake reports papers cleared for sale of the street car system and electric lighting company to New York buyers. Harriman named as purchaser amid transfers from British capitalists and the Mormon church.
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Harriman
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Judge Young
Counwe
Midlight & Power, Company
Utah Light & Railroad Company
New York
BR. H. Harriman
Capitailete
Mormon Church
Railroad fined for refusing to handle freight
Kansas City officials report the Quin cy Omaha and Kansas City road was fined 65 for refusing to transmit a freight shipment. The court of appeals held the request must be accepted despite small size, stating railways must take all freight consigned.
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Kansas City
A. C. Knight
Green City
Quincy
Omaha
Weather forces early White Pass traffic closure
Seattle October 2 The White Pass and Yukon railroad said severe weather will close navigation between White Horse and Dawson a week earlier than last year causing traffic disruption for the Seneca route through Alaska.
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White Pass
Seattle
Trust Fails Exposed in Chicago Elevator Monopoly Case
William Sufferns of Decatur testified today before the interstate commission that the elevator allowance granted by the Civic Central enabled two firms to monopolize the grain trade, driving him from his European business.
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Chicago
Willam
Northwestern Plans Transcontinental Rail Link to Walla Walla
Positive assurances emerged in North Yakima that the Sori Coast railway, held by Canadian Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, and Harriman interests, will extend from Wallia Walla to Lander Wyoming. Construction on the North Yakima to Beattie segment may start within 60 days, aiming to connect with the Chicago & Northwestern as part of a broader transcontinental route.
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North Yakima
Tacoma
Wallia Walla
Lander
Wyo
Chicago & Northwestern
Walla Walla
Southern Pacific speeds work on Salton Sea road
Five cart roads of men and material rushed to the Salton basin by the Southern Pacific to build a new road around the waters of Salton Sea. The line will run north of the present route, on a groin 30 feet higher than the highest points now. About 50 miles of track must be laid and quarters are provided as a precaution against being flooded out if the Colorado River waters rise. The sea already laps near the existing roadbed and may submerge it within weeks if inflow is not checked.
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San Berndiroine
Salton Basin
Southern Pacific
Salton Sea
Colorado River
Scouring Mills to Close Tomorrow
Wool scouring plants shut down as on hand supply exhausted and buyers refuse higher prices. About 18 men to be discharged. remaining staff already laid off. Burke of Judd to stay a few weeks seeking purchases. if unsuccessful, he will return east until Arizona wool season in January. Plant operated over five months this year with 50 to 60 workers at times.
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E. J. Burke
Arizona
Judd
Nrme
Turkish Outlaws Attack Consul in Batoum Killing
The Swedish vice consul 2 Hager was mortally wounded while driving a carriage in Batoum. The assailants fled the scene. Local authorities report Naptha works casualty details.
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Batoum
Get
Hager
From Street to Stage in Walla Walla Vaudeville Tale
The piece recalls Amy Lasette of Walla Walla rising from Salvation Army tambourine to vaudeville star at the Orpheum theater. Virginia Mie, once the Salvation girl with a frank voice, now enchants large crowds. Five years ago she sang on street corners. now she headlines amid growing audience interest in the Walla Walla scene.
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Amy Lasete
Walla Walle
Holy City
Virginia Wallin Walla
Frosi Moe
Virginie James
The
Walla
Salvation Army
Fire destroys church and disrupts local business
A blaze in Penneville Oregon causes extensive damage to the Mothiatict church and halts neighboring operations. Fire officials report the incident disrupted the town’s economy with several businesses affected as they responded to the emergency.
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Penneville
Ore
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