Big Educational Parade Delights Pendleton Crowds
Spectators line Main Street as hundreds of district pupils march past Governor Chamberlain and dignitaries. Roosevelt and DeCaprio bands lead the procession while Umatilla Agency students display regalia and Washington school features George and Martha Washington. Elks parade and stock feature promise big draws tomorrow with stork parade and prize horse entries.
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DéCaprio
Umatilla
Washington
George
Martha Washington
Walla Walla
Adamy
Athena
Weston
Milton
Pilot Rock
Northern Pacific
Postal Service to lecture schoolchildren on mail operations
Postmaster General directs J T Brown to work with local schools on short talks for pupils about postal operations. Lectures cover delivery, mail classification, registry and money orders, and plans like postal savings banks. If in person talks are impractical, provide information to school supervisors for teachers. The aim is to improve addressing and read more letters, as shown by 18,149,172 pieces sent to the dead letter office unread last year.
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J. T. Brown
Meyer
Porcela
Postal Service
Siderman Denounces Diryan At Major Republican Rally
James Sherman, running mate on the Republican ticket, denounced Diryan and his policies and attacked the Democratic platform at a large Rock Island rally. Other leaders present included Congressman Longworth Governor Dieneen Congressman Frank L. and James McKinley of TiNnots.
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Rock Island, ML
James Sherman
Diryan
Longworth
Dieneen
Frank Lowden
James McKinley
TiNnots
Bryan accuses Taft of mirroring Roosevelt on campaign publicity
The article reports W. J. Bryan criticizing William H. Taft for adopting Roosevelt's stance on public disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures. Bryan argues Taft confuses pre election funding with disclosure needs, insisting publication should cover expenditures to reveal improper methods and protect voters from misleading information.
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Issa
Lincel
Netl
W. J. Bryan
Tairview
William A. Taft
Taft
Me. Bryan
Joes
Bryan
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Theie
Pisa Sae
Gudge Taft
Canadian liner arrives with Aeon wreck survivors at Suva
The Banuka arrived at Suva Fiji on October 2 with the crew and passengers of the Aeon, wrecked off Christmas Island on July 18. The party appeared none the worse for their experience and will soon sail to Auckland.
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Suva
Fiji
Teland
Banuka
Aeon
Christmas Island
Auckland
Fleet Arrives in Manila Bay For Welcome Cancelled
The Atlantic fleet reached Manila Bay at 2 PM but sailors may not land due to cholera concerns. Thousands gathered along the shores as vessels and pleasure craft filled the bay, though formal greetings are delayed. Admiral Sperry orders stay off shore until October 10 ahead of Yokohama voyage. Business leaders lament cholera impact on commerce as crowds cheer from ships’ lights.
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Binck
Flont
Corregidor
Anchorage
Sperry
Yokohama
Dinner honor for wives of officers awaiting fleet arrival
Tokio reports Minister of naval affairs Buaron Saito and his wife hosted a dinner for the officers wives and daughters as the American fleet was due to reach Yokohama on October 17, with the event marking the anticipated arrival.
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Tokio
Slippery Rails Cause Deaths On Oregon Logging Run
Six men died and six were seriously injured when a gravel car on the Chipman Lumber Co railway near Scapoose Oregon slid backward down a slippery logging line. The wreck occurred after heavy rails and a notorious grade, with twelve men in the car and five in the locomotive. Several victims died en route to Scapoose or in hospital in Portland.
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Ore
Het
Scapoose
Scaproocee
Chipman Lumber Company
Wie
Tain
Prue Bills Brough Up In Revered Blue Laws
Portland reports five true bills against local cigar store proprietors for unlawfully remaining open on Sunday September 27 in violation of the blue laws. Indicted are C. D. Lister W J Curtis F C Johnson Sam Elliott and Dan Good. District Attorney Cameron plans speedy trial to settle the issue in circuit court.
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Clear
C. D. Lister
Sixth Street
W. J. Curtis
Washington
F.C. Johnson
East Twentieth North
Sam Elliomt
Dan Good
East
Burnside Street
Cameron
Tuberculosis Congress Divided on Transmissibility Theory
Washington October 2 factions at the International Tuberculosis congress divide over whether bovine tuberculosis transmits to humans. One side led by Dr Koch supports the theory though not proven, while Prof Detre argues milk consumption need not be involved for transmission.
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Washington
Detre
Woodle Hutchinson
New York
International Tuberculosis Congress
Koch
Husband Will Not Pay Rent Forces Divorce in Yakima
North Yakima October 2 Mrs Agnes Merriman separates from her husband after he moved eight times in eight weeks to dodge rent. Judge Preble grants legal separation, $50 attorney fees, costs of suit, $15 monthly alimony, and custody of her young daughter.
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North Yakima
Agnes Merriman
Memorial unveiling for Harrison planned in Indianapolis
The Harrison Monument commission has set October 27 for the memorial unveiling. A large program is being prepared and Vice President Fairbanks is expected to deliver the principal address.
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Indianapolis
Tnd
Harrison Monument Commission
Fairbanks
Prairie Oil 19 In Light Again Sparks Highway Pipeline Clash
Prairie Oil 19 renews plans to lay pipelines along Rodgers County highways provoking a rift between Governor Haskell and Attorney General West. The board of commissioners appeals to the attorney general asking if they can grant right of construction. The attorney general replies no such power exists and a determination to stop pipe lines by the company is expected.
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Prairie Ol Company
Rodgers County
Haskell
West
Board of Commissioners
Hey
Bryan mulls revised tour plan as campaign nears end
Lincoln Nebraska October 2 Bryan reevaluates four city tour schedule for final campaign weeks. Proposed Pacific coast trip dropped. Fairview reports storm damage at night injuring reporter’s tent. Bryan prepared to reply to Hughes.
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Neb
Bryan
Fairview
Hight
Hughes Poon
Prohibition Party Withdraws Support for State Ticket
Dillas Texas October 2 Prohibition party withdraws its state ticket in favor of a Democratic ticket that supports statewide prohibition.
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Dillas
Tex
Tafts Literary Judge Tift speaks across multiple cities
Judge Tift addresses audiences in Kimball Nebraska Cheyenne Wyoming Julesburg Tirveley La Salle and Denver today outlining views on literature and law across the region.
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North Platte
Neb
Indicted men plead not guilty in liquor cases
In circuit court last evening pleas of not guilty were entered by all indicted for selling liquor in violation of prohibition. Some cases may plead guilty to secure immunity, but DA Phelps warned that guilty pleas must span more than one indictment. Grand jury returned further indictments including Kopitzke, Newcomb, Behrenson, Card, and Bloom who pled guilty to simple larceny and received 60 days. Gamblers Mansfield and Bradburn also pleaded not guilty.
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Murrell
Henry Kopitzke
Charles Newcomb
Pilot Rock
Allen
John Behrenson
Weston
W. P. Card
McKay Creek
John Bloom
Pitot Beck
Bean
Mystery in Murder at Pacific Grove
In Pacific Grove Oregon on Oct 2 J Knocker was arrested for the murder of Mrs Grace White found dead at Knocker's Delmonte home. A neighbor reported a bullet wound in her head and Knocker claimed the wife shot herself. White had sought a divorce from her husband, an Alaska miner, and had planned to wed Knocker after the decree.
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Pacific Grove
Ore
J. Knocker
Grace
White
Knocker
Delmonte
Antonio Alves
Knockser
Rumor of Japanese Spies Circulates at Camp Atsyideron
Reported presence of several Japanese allegedly witching troop maneuvers at Camp Atsyideron sparked a rumor they were spies seeking American military ferrty. Officers dismiss the tale as silly and untrue.
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Atsyideron
Cali
Dot
Robinson for State Superintendent at Multnomah high
At a morning high school assembly Governor Chamberlain Hon J Hofer and Multnomah schools Superintendent R F Robinson spoke brief yet well received remarks. Chamberlain discussed the irreducible school fund and state school money status while Hofer praised Robinson as a candidate for state superintendent.
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Governor Chamberlain
J. Hofer
R. F. Robinson
Multnomah
Chamberlain
E. Hofer
Robinson Aa
Gubile
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