Japan to raise loan for Formosa action
Gossipy European dispatches report Japan plans a 50,000,000 te- currency loan of 5,000,000 yen for action in Formosa. In the U S a gold medal was awarded to former Mayor Aram 8. Hewitt by the New York Chamber of Commerce for his work on underground rapid transit. Samuel Warm bath and associates have reached a Windward route home after two years at U S Geological Survey offices. Senator William A Montana will establish a coal venture near Meeteots in Montana and claim acres of coal. The War Secretary outlined plans for barracks and mobilization for the tin industry. A scandal involving naval officers and coal deliveries to the Black Sea was exposed as falsified. Massachusetts Democrats nominate Josiah Boston for governor and list the rest of the ticket. Advance sheets of Poor's Manual for 1901 show mileage up by about 4500 miles to 104,921 and gross revenue up more than 65,000,000 with a surplus gain of 24,000,000.
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Berlin
Japan
United States
Aram 8. Hewitt
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States Geological
Ramuel Warmbath
William A
Montana
Femme
Meeteots
Ig Horn
Mao
Massachusetts
Josiah Boston
Coughlin
Fall River
Wellmore B. Stees
Josiah J. Oba
James F. Dean
Salem
A. A. Putnam
Bridge
Oregon and Idaho News Digest From The Vancouver Daily
A mixed report from the Pacific Northwest notes a fine day at the McMillan Street fair with large attendance. Idaho Vollmer-Clearwater shipped 26 cars of barley from Pomeroy to Milwaukee. Arenas brought ore to Ashland via Gallie Creek miner. Nye mine near Gold Hill robbed of gold ore worth at least 5000. McNeil the anarchist again in magistrate’s court on Tuesday. Carrie W. Shane dies in Portland. funeral in Vancouver. Governor Geer asked to attend Ohio campaign in Columbus October 21. A tale of prospectors Skinner and Power Starret recounts a wolf chase across a quarter mile. Oregon earns top honors for wool at a fair. Dalles scouring mills receive a special gold medal. others receive diplomas.
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McMilville
Vollmer-Clearwater Company
Idahoee
Pomeroy
Milwaukee
Ashland
Nye
Gold Hill
MecNiel
Columbus
Republican
Alan
George Skinner
Poewr Starret
Vancouver
B.C
Oregon
Dalles
H. K E. Doach
Buffalo
Admiral Dewey Rebukes Lemly in Sohley Court Inquiry
Washington Oct 5 Admiral Dewey administers a sharp rebuke to Judge Advocate Lemly in the Sohley court of inquiry. Letters between Hodgson and Schley on the Texas remark are read. Dewey objects to a New York Sun editorial quoted by Lemley. Raynor defends his client, claiming the record should not bear vile calumnies.
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Washington
Deway
Advocate Lamly
Sohley Court of Inquiry
Hodgson
Schley
Lemley
New York Sun
Raynor
Wfiieh Dewey
Gay
Onch
Sedley Court of Inquiry
Lampoon
Sampson
Lieut
Doyle
Brooklyn
Essa Lovee
Lamiey Ae Oey
Santiago
Wahiegion
Senate
Allen
Maj. Hawks
Heistand
Hawke Bad Whimper
Fat and Run and a Stomach Remedy Claim
A bygone ad notes men avoid eating while walking, citing stomach trouble among businessmen. It promotes Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach ailments, with patient testimonials from Virginia praising the medicine and Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliousness.
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Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Aronce Cartien, Key
Taylorstown
Loudoun Co
Pierce
Episcopal General Convention Faces Key Issues in SF
San Francisco October 6 Episcopal convention resumes with minor changes and debate on Article Ten granting bishops authority to sponsor ritual changes in their sees. Split of Massachusetts diocese into two creates a new bishop. One day more of sessions planned with bay region church visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Episcopal Convention
Guthority
Massachusetts
Ovengrape Paipis
Bay
Anti-Treating Law Passes in Grinsell
An obscure draft text outlines a new ordinance dubbed anti-treating. The measure targets unlawful conduct around drinking spaces, prohibiting offering or consuming drinks in public areas to deter intoxication. The wording appears tangled but aims to curb social drinking practices linked to public disorder.
Seth Low Accepts Fusion Bid for New York Mayor
New York reports Seth Low accepts a fusion mayoral bid stating the aim is to end one man dominating city politics for personal gain. Also notes Helen Morton’s wedding in London to Count Coson de Perigord, son of the famed French statesman.
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New York
Seth Low
Helen Morton
London
Helen
Levi
Mortop
Count Coson de Perigord
Doc de Talleyrand
Cape Town Mourns River Crossing Failure
Cape Town reports a failed river crossing attempt by Commandant Kritsinger and his unit on the Cape Colony border on October 5. The incident details are unclear in the fragment but imply a military action with a setback and potential consequences for local operations.
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Cape Town
Kritsinger
Cape Colony
Judge Eakin rules on county tax deed cases
Yesterday Judge Eakin of the circuit court handed down a consolidated decision in four suits about real estate sales bid in by the county for delinquent taxes. Two mandamus actions sought to compel sheriff to issue deeds. two injunction actions sought to restrain conveyances and test the sale's legality and the statute's constitutionality.
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Eakin
Circuit Court
Union Republican
McConnell Va. Deering
State Land Board Ve. Deering
Premiums and Awards At The Dalles Fair C B Wade
C B Wade won premiums at the Dalles fair in cattle classes such as one sun year old, two year old, and Jersey bull over one year. W O Minor appears in several entries with references to breeding cows, yearling bulls, and calenders. The report lists Wade and Minor as award recipients in multiple cattle categories. Literature Club Entertained Mrs R Alexander assisted by Mrs R G Thompson hosted the Current Literature club with papers on Pan American Exposition topics read by Mrs Carnine Mrs Feo and Mrs Saaranne.
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C. B. Wade
Curren Literature Club
Mra. R. Alexander
Mra. R. G Thompson
Carnine
Niagara Falls
Feo
Saarmanne
Pendleton area horse theft warrant sworn today
R E Groasehmig sworn out a warrant against John for horse stealing near Pendleton. Gombe, who lives southeast of Pendleton, reports two horses missing from his place last Wednesday. Only tracks from the field remain. no further trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Groasehmig
John
Gombe
Pendleton
Masquerade Ball Planned by Protection Hose Company
The Protection Hose company met last night with full attendance and voted to host a masquerade ball on Halloween. Founding editor and longtime newspaper figure Dena, 65, noted for roles at Baker City and Yale publications, was mentioned in connection with memories of earlier work.
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Protection Hose Company
Hallowe'en
L Job
C. E. Bean
Willeraw
Recor
Neve “News
Siretes
Erat
Baker City
Yale
Do You Wafler From Piles Inquiry
A murky message asks about relief for piles with garbled phrasing. No clear medical claim or identified person, place, or source details are present to verify remedies or authorities.
New York Market News and Political Race Notes
The New York wheat market opened firmer with Liverpool quotes up 6 to 8 cents and New York futures higher. Exports for the week reached 6,195,000 bushels, up from 4,459,000 a year earlier, while money stood at 4 percent. Seth Low led the anti Tamanny campaign in a first speech, attacking Richard Croker as a private gold mine figure preparing to influence city government for personal gain. The speech fired up the Citizens' Union in supporting Low for mayor, promising a government aimed at public interest rather than private enrichment. In other city items, labor unrest and strikes continued in Tampa and San Francisco with opposing sides mobilized. transport accidents and minor collisions also noted.
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New York
Liverpool
Storke
St. Pan
U.P
Chicago
York
Seth Low
Richard Croker
Bhief
Low
Tammany
Croker
Obe Min
Tie Koglieh
George II
Tralhof
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Q. R. Demott
U. B. Wise
R. Alexander
Boston
Peau de Soie
Luni
Prunelle
Melrose
Arure Drap de Alma
Pacific
Admiral Dewey
Lemly
Manila
Hewka
Hawks
Grinnell
Josiah
Iowa College
Conneil Fe
Bulle
Paris
Beven Belle
Henri Dentech
Paris Aero Club
M. Santos- Demont
God
Baron Rothschild
Edmund Rothschild
Banks
Neuilly
Harrisburg
Reading
Philadelphia and
Reading Road
Thos. Dolan
Patrick Kerr
Chas, Maye
Wm. McComaey
Zimmer
Ag State
Frederick Nolf
Santa Clause
Cc. Rohrman
Ste Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Cole
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
Main Street
General Convention
Grinsell
Weber
Orange River
Union County
Minor
Heller
Luk
W. O. Minor
B. Wade
Cal
Ander
Wade
Jersey Bull
B. T. Culiinas
Ray & Co
Pendioten
Chicago of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Crokery
Tampa
Diafiam
Lipton
Bhar
Kit
Ghally Ag
Otrikera
Son Union
Dea Margatte
Pagier
Prompt Aes
Aberd
Edward
Will Resi
Able
RBIGI
Fairbanks
N. K. Fairbank Company
Welch’s
One
Koeppen
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