Treaty Ratified and Labor Strikes Hit Ports
The peivy council votes for immediate ratification of the Timo Jaipannene treaty. Dock laborers strike for higher wages and shorter hours at Kronwindt. In Vanoe a clash leaves two workmen and three Cossacks dead with forty injured. A massive warehouse fire on Salmon Street causes significant losses, with damage near 100000 to 150000 dollars and extensive goods destroyed.
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Workhmen
Moscow
Vanove
Combis
Portland
Salmon Street
Pontaneowa Combine
Waselignett
Whitesale Turlet
Salmon and
Taylor Streets
Pront
Willameotte River
Bloodhounds Track Great Northern Bandits in Seattle
Six bloodhounds are dispatched by BLOODHOUNIM CINTICATS Seattle to follow the Great Northern bandits after reports of a theft. Three women search, but officials deny the $96,000 loss. Belief grows that the men remain at large in Seattle. A separate claim of $47,500 in the through case is noted by the sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Great Northern Bandits
Focal Way
Great Northern Express Company
Express
Anderson
Pieenger
Sheriff's Office
Pipeline plan dominates Bakersfield meeting
Bakersfield reports a meeting of Independent On Producers agency directors focusing on building a California field water pipeline as essential relief for producers. Reservoirs for storing two million barrels will start soon while all independent firms will be invited to join. In Chicago, Judge Kohlsaar deferred ruling on the Rosenfeld and Moulton Western Life case until Tuesday.
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Bakersield
California
Independent On Producers’ Agency
Chicago
Kohlsaar
Unti
J. Rosenfeld
George M. Moulton
Western Life Indemnity Company
More Money for the Lord
Pittsburg reports higher wages and faster improvement as Pennsylvania crude oil prices edge up. Experts predict costs will rise to two dollars soon, signaling continued financial pressure and expectations of further economic shifts in the oil sector.
Wright Not Guilty in Firearm Aid Case Adjourned
The district attorney discharged Wright in the murder-for-firearm case tied to the Oregon penitentiary escape. Charles Monte was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life. Wright faced a larceny charge for stealing a team and buggy from E. Gilliam and, after pleading guilty, received one year in the penitentiary.
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Hp Balom
Barry Tracy
Dave Merrill
Frank Forel
Oregon
Monte Wae
Wae
Wright
Ph, di Are Oy
Hare Wright
E. Gilliam
Burnett
Melity J
Wis
Nerve
Culver
Wreht
Tt EB
Stolen bullion recovered after Warren stage robbery
Investigators traced a bullion haul from a Warren stage hold up on July 7. The recovered gold was found in a field near a government hatchery after Frank Pope pointed to the hiding place. The suspect John Weise is held in a federal court in Moscow. the bullion rests in a Belee vault.
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Warren
Juan Kobbber
Bolee
Ontario
Pout Office
Frank Pope
Belie
John W.eide
Pallonwider
Pope
Cneho
Bele
Federal Building
Fortland Perennial Property Valuation Totals Released
Oregon Daily Journal reports total value of all taxable property in Fortland for the year as 35,929,411 with breakdowns including merchandise 14,838,218 machinery 4,074,195 railroad bed 2,?02,580 rolling stock 1,186,080 telegraph and telephone 761,805 money nets and accounts 7,455,274 shares of stock 2,403,870 farm implements and wagons 250,489 household furniture 2,218,878 horses 261,086 cattle 184,270 sheep 3,942 swine 10,570 gross value 26,840,055 exemptions 907,044 total 94,922,411.
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Fortland
Bortland
Footlage
Maxwell
Oregon Daily Journal
Despondent Ex-Employee of Crocker-Woolworth Bank Shoots Self
Despondent and die by own action, Samuel FE Beaver longtime Crocker-Woolworth bank employee and pensioner, shot himself at his home 148 Grant Avenue San Francisco at noon October 4. He suffered a foot disease and had been bed-ridden. reports say he had been despondent. Also noted are reports of very rich copper strikes from Buckley valley in Copper River, British Columbia.
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San Francisco
Samuel FE. Beaver
Crocker-Woolworth Bank
Grant Avenue
Buckley Valley
Copper River
British Columbia
Umatilla Wins Gold Medal at County Exhibit
In Portland Oregon October 4 the East Oregonian reports Umatilla county received a gold medal for the display of wheat barley oats and rye at the county exhibit. The premium was awarded by the committee in charge and surprised D C Bowring who oversaw the county exhibit. The grain display drew many favorable comments for its artistic arrangement.
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Portland, Or
East Oregonian
S—Imatile County
D. c
Senator Fulton and the patent urging trial testimony
John L Wells testifies about connections with defendants in a fraud trial. He describes urging a patent to land claims on the Siletz Indian reservation and coaching entrymen on answering questions. He implicates land official William Galloway and others in Oregon.
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John L. Wells
Soltier
Mme
Oregon
Portland
Gof
Patton
Weehington
Jones
Jonas
Jatin L. Welly
Siletx
William Galloway
Oregonity
McCall Faces Campaign Fund Questions in State Probe
John A. McCall of the New York Life testified before a legislative investigation about campaign contributions and suggested the company might challenge state supervision. He denied knowledge of funds given for a Republican campaign and discussed sums paid to Andrew Hamilton for legal services. Policyholders seek restitution of 150000 dollars allegedly contributed to the national committee. Townsend met the president to urge rate legislation changes as House session nears. Confederacy Daughters attend San Francisco meeting and tour Mount Tamalpais.
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New York Life
Levada State Insurance
New York
Johben A
Hetere
Merting McCall
Nevada
Mechi
Massichaceria
Legklauweils
McCall
McKeen
Hughes
Republicain Campaign Fond
Winese
M. Russell
National Republican
Mecall
Perkins
Andrew Mrimiiton
Albany
Mr. Huewell
Water Goolwear
Lemuel D. Lilly
William B. Winslow
Washigetey
Resenany ‘Townsend
Michigan
Renegade Cree Surrenders atmont to Canada
After fierce opposition to the Canadian government, Chief Latte Bear and about 200 Cree surrender amid famine. They plan to move to Onion Lake under commissioner orders, with many en route from Great Falls to Havre for the march north. The Cree were deported years ago but returned to Montana, now homeless wanderers seeking relief.
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Butte
Mont
Oou
Latte Bear
Mornana
Llith ® Bear
Mantind
Riel
Drewth
Onion Lake
Canada
Conmbsioner of Indian Affairs
Attwa
Great Falls
Havre
Conde
Crue
United States
Montana
Burner Out To Revenge Announcement From Mullin Rancher
United States District Attorney Baxter reported a telegram from F. F. Hamilton of Mullin Nebraska claiming his ranch fires and fence burnings had been stopped by order. The case involves illegal fencing of government land and federal court actions. Baxter requested state protection from Governor Mickey for the ranchers amid ongoing prosecutions.
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Omaha
United States
Baxter
F. Hamilton
Mullin
Neb
Inet
Hamilton
Pyonilton
Mickey
Cincinnati Fighter Andy Bexenah Faces Undefeated 140-Pound Challenge
Cincinnati boxer Andy Bexenah, the youngest of three pugilist brothers, issued a bold today challenge to any 140-pound fighter in the world. He has fought in several bouts and never tasted defeat, promising to finish or limit the opponent.
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Cincinnati
Andy Bexenah
Probably a Decision Next Week
Columbus Barracks October 4 Captain Taggart reported for duty. A Wooster dispatch says Judge Eason will probably render a decision next week. Private William Snyder and Peter McIntyre of the coast artillery quarreled at Fort Totten Long Island. Forder killed McIntyre with a bayonet.
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Columbus Barracks
Taggart
A Wooster
Eason
William Snyder
Peter, McIntyre
Coast Artillery
Fort Totten
Forder
McIntyre
Fugitive Baron Arrested in Detroit Dike Plot Case
A Detroit police alert leads to the arrest of Baron Martin Von Schlosser and associate Wolt Schlester after a staged escape plot. Detectives Kennedy and Tenant seized them at the Butler hotel, amid protests, following a circular offering 100 reward for the fugitive Milton Sper.
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Seattle
Martin von Schlosser
Kennedy
Dn Debrott
Nimeets
Milton M. Sper
J. J. Downey
Detrolt
Victim of Thighbinders A Chinese Tong Murder
From Chinatown Cal Oct 4 Louie Mone a Hip Sing Tong member and former interpreter was killed by avenging highbinders. He had testified against the Chinese and word came that six highbinders were coming to finish him. No arrests reported.
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Lone Mong
Tong
Arguments for Mrs Hadwick new trial appeal resume
In Cincinnati on October 4 the United States circuit court of appeals resumed arguments for and against the appeal for a new trial for Mrs Hadwick. A decision is not expected until the November session.
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Cincinnati
Hadwick
United States
Cirnult Court of Appeals
Gunman in Mobile Slays Two in Saloon Clash
John Fischer, a Wilmington, N C native, quarreled with three men in a saloon. He procured a revolver, fired at the trio, killing Price Baker and Harriet Me Keonie while injuring Joti Harte te. He then rolled a cigarette and walked away, meeting a policeman without speaking.
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Mobile
Ala
John Fischer
Eulel@h
N. C
Price Baker
Keonie
Joti Harte
Fischer
Polles
Miss Bones of Sheridan Drowns in Portland Incident
Mary E Bones 18 of Sheridan Oregon, drowned Sunday night near Portland. She studied at Good Samaritan hospital training program, then worked at a box factory. Her mother arrived in Portland heartbroken. Mary to be shipped to Sheridan for interment. James Shannon also drowned. body to San Francisco for burial.
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Portland
Mary E. Bones
Sheridan, Or
Jame Shinion
H. L. Bones
Good Samaritan Hospital
Miss Bones
Sheridan
Shannon
San Francheco
Chicago Wheat Market closes with mixed grain prices in Chicago
Quotations from the greatest wheat market in the United States report Chicago prices on Oct 4 with wheat at 4 1 4 dollars per bushel, corn at 4 3 8, and oats at 2 7 4.
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United States
Chicago
Ship To Load 20 Million Feet Of Lumber From Port Berkeley
Soutile Oot 3. Within the next ai doye more that 20000000 foot of Pup get sound lumber will be shipped from Port Birkeley to all parts of the World on vessels which are now land it at that place. At the present time there are 12 wailing vowel of at rign, oneged in the lumber trade taking HHO Tomber consigned to Australia, the West Conv of South Amerted, Tohind, JOP and other erlennil porte.
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Port Birkeley
Hho Tomber
Australia
Mystery miner probes Gurdane coal belt prospects
An expert examined the McLaughlin coal mines near Gurdane finding high grade coal in what may be a vast coal belt. A mysterious engineer led the tour, collected samples and assessed road access, while no identities or motives were disclosed. Local speculation links railroad interests to potential development.
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Gurdane
McLaughlin
Morrow
Roosevelt Party Arrives in Yokohama En Route to Penang
Mine Roosevelt and party reached Yokohama on October 4 and, though met by the American representative and the imperial master of ceremonies and the governor, declined formalities. They will stay at a hotel tonight and proceed inland to penal and the ath. The party, led by BE Harriman, plans to sail by the Libert for San Francisco.
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Yokohama
Roosevelt
Penal
Berlin plans reinforcements to suppress Herero uprising
Germany will dispatch 50 000 troops across all branches to German Southeast Africa to reinforce forces fighting the Herero rebellion. The operation will cost about 25 million dollars and is expected to be maintained annually.
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Berlin
Germany
Afriea
Elected Officers Named for Civic Improvement Group
Cleveland news notes the Civic Improvement association elected J H McFarland as president William B Holland as treasurer B Woodruff as secretary George Foester Peabody Franklin McVeagh and James J Fhelan named general vice presidents Other item reports Puget Sound lumbermen told railroads will not move into Missouri river territory.
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Cleveland
Civic Improvement Association
J. H. McFarland
This City
William B. Holland
New York
B. Woodruff
George Foeter Peabody
Franklin McVeagh
Chicago
James J. Fhelan
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Miscouri River
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Takushimad
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Steike
Kronwindt
Vink TN
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Whight
Tracy
Morrill Bsine
Horber
Ontario Hatchery
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Fulton
Washington
W. L. Jones
Kegan
Andrew Hamilton
Metall
Dureau
Toonevelt Stull Resalune
Miited Daughters of the
Vconfederacy
Schmitz
Palace Hotel
Tamalplis
Cees
Teha
Burner
Ilhors Agaliet Allegee
Nobheman
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Fatreme
Ansel Ober
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Eevee
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Africa
Jerry Simpson
Wichita
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