Insurgents take Caridad as Marines seize rebels in Cuba
Rebels rode into Caridad Puerto Principe with machetes threatening locals. Twenty American Marines raced to Caridad arresting 39 rebels led by General Caballero. the marines warned the followers would diearmes. In Havana officials scramble over Cuban government fraud and a claimed shortage in the Clenfuego commissary department. Troops sail to Cuba as tensions rise amid U.S. discussions with Bell and Magoon. In Mobile two negro men are charged with attacking a white woman and are taken by sheriff Powers on a train without soldiers aboard.
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Get
Caridad
Maburb
Puerto Principe
Cabelira
Cabeller
Cabellend
Clenfuegoe
Dart
Mobile
Ala
Sherif Powers
Patricia Accepts Miche in St Petersburg Arrangement
A marriage arrangement is reported in St Petersburg linking Michel, brother of the emir, with the Princess of Connaught chosen by King Edward. The notice notes a match set between these prominent figures, signaling an upcoming royal alliance.
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Patricia
Miche
St Petersburg
Maichiawe
Rand Tinke Michel
Emir
Connaught
Edaward
Overstudy Drives San Quentin Warden's Son to Asylum
A San Francisco report states 6 A raving manie due to overstudy led John McComb, son of ex-Warden McComb of San Quentin, to be committed to the asylum.
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San Frantisco
Get
John McComb
McComb
San Quentin Prison
Morles of stage romance wed scheme disrupts seaside vent
In a theater scene at Frazer, two Pam Peterson company members secured a marriage license for Moriae and an 18 year old from Umatilla county as a prospective bride. Witness Charles C. Lowe described the event. The piece notes the couple could not wed during the week and mentions cattle shipments tied to Frye-Bruhn Seattle venture.
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Pam Peterson
Moriaes
Frank Soling
Andrew J. West
Romace
Chidago
Mondane Phillipa
Umatilla
Charles C. Lowe
Frazer Theater
To Hunt Dueck Duck Hunt Party Delayed Train Departure
A party of four duck hunters left on the delayed westbound train at noon with plans to hunt this afternoon and tomorrow along the Uma Wht and Columbia rivers. Members named are George W. Coutts J J Homely J P Winters and A F E Voller. John W Hoyos of Butte was struck by a GN train at Cashmere Washington and fatally injured.
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Dueck
Uma- Wht
Columbia Civert
George W. Coutts
J J. Homely
J. P. Winters
A. F E. Voller
John W. Hoyos
Butte
Cashmere
Waeh
Pinland Congress Meets In Finnish Political Shifts
St Petersburg reports the Finnish government easing repression and permitting a congress. The Constitutional Democrats devise plans for parliamentary elections, praising the new government stance. Octoberists and regeneration factions show agreement on electoral program points but remain divided on others.
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St. Petersburg
Ort
Econ Green
Finland
Constitutional Democrats
Voborg
Octoberists
Regeneration Totn
Wherala
North Carolina Launches South Carolina Cruiser in Norfolk
The cruiser South Carolina, fastest and most heavily armored in the navy, was launched today in Norfolk Virginia with one thousand attendees. Christened by Rebekah Glenn, daughter of the North Carolina governor.
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North Carolina
Norfolk
South Carolina
Rebekah Glenn
Pendleton Coal Bunker Removal Demanded by Commercial Association
Pendleton voices action through a revised resolution calling for the removal of the R. R. and N. coal bunkers at the city depot. The measure, drawn by Pr C J Smith, urges better facilities to ease passenger traffic and refunds the suggestion to the railroad officials. J P O'Brien is the target of the request, via secretary F W Lampkin.
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Petter Depot
Pacillcles
Pendleton
Pr. C
Witte Inet Menting
J. P.O O'Brien
F W. Lampkin
Spokane
J. Smith
Avsoctthin
Cohen
Platt to resign due to ill health report
A reliable source states Senator Platt plans to resign soon because of ill health. The report cites the Senator’s worsening condition and discusses potential replacements among notable political figures.
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Platt Wii
Platt
Manchuria Trials Engines in Test Run Today
Oct article notes the Manchuria begins a trial trip to test her engines. It mentions Pendleton history with Judge Thomas Fite and a 25th anniversary reference. Gerald arrives in Pendleton after practicing with early local attorneys including Judge Rea and D W Batley.
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Manchuria
Honolulu
Thomas Fit. Gerald
Pendleton
City
Rea
D. W. Batley
Fite Gerald
Freewater Motel Attached in Oregon Case
The Oregon Meat company of Freewater and merchant Mr. Thompson have attached the Freewater hotel once run by Frank McCargue. The hotel doors are closed. Rey Cotter and Hilph Atkinson will be tried at La Grande for minding a gambling game at the free fair. Toth gave Houde $200.
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Freewater
Oregon Meat Company of
Thompson
Freewater Hotel
Frank McCargue
Rey Cotter
Hilph Atkinson
la Grande
Toth
Houde
California 15 Swept By Fire
Devastating wildfires sweep California from Lang station to Chatsworth Park burning 200 square miles of forest land and cutting power to Los Angeles. Monterey district fire threatens Santa Lucia forest reserve with over 765,000 acres burned and cattle losses. Volunteers rally as fires advance toward Santa Clara, Woodside, and surrounding areas.
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Monterey
Santa Lucia
Los Angeles
Lang Station
Chatsworth Park
Calabazas
Standard O Company
Pico
River Light & Power Company
Hon
Newhall
Cal
Palo
Colorado
Gorrapatas
Mill Creeks
Santa Lucia Forest
Tarsujara Springs
SIMKINS ARRESTED IN MEXICO
SIMKINS ARRESTED IN MEXICO Histwse Ariz Oct 1 A man believed to be Simpkins accused of complicity in the Siewenberge murder is held at Caenones. He was captured Thursday by agents of the Dietiethon OF Arianne ringers. Extradition papers are being prepared for the suspect's return to Fellli. Chicago Wheat Market closed at 24 and ante at 4.
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Ariz
Simpkins
Siewenberge Nurey
Caenones
Crete
Rumiees
Arianne Ringers
Shmpkins
Felli
Vanderbilt Cup Race Ends In Tragedy At Long Island Course
The Vanderbilt Cup race on Long Island ended in tragedy as crowds lined the foggy track. Joseph Stadler was killed after being struck crossing the course by a Boston driver’s car, with several others injured. Wagner won the Vanderbilt Cup after a frantic, dangerous morning, averaging 1540 miles per hour over the course.
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Long Island Race Course
Vanderbilt Course
LE. L
Thronas
Joseph Stadler
Long Island City
William Woods
Boston
Stadler
George Wynder
William Horn
Mery Occaan
4Th and
Seconds Avenue
Teenry Bonds
Felix Salzorocks
hi &@ Ing
Hofman Boulevard
Flef. Shepani
Ricer
Wellechott
Carl Bruner
Paossale
S.J. Ais
Wellschott
Wager
Vanderbilt
L. 1
Wettern
America
Wagner
Darraeq
Taviolas
Wag Mo
Lancione
Portland Strikes Tie Up Waterfront
The Loggeehore men’s union served notice on shipowners to dock today at over 60 cents an hour, up 10 cents, after a Seattle conference failed. Longshoremen and Teamsters vow sympathy strike Tuesday, halting the waterfront. Five tramp steamers diverted from Portland to the Sound today.
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Portland
Loggeehore Men's Union
Mto Conferenes
Seattle
Teamsters’ Union
Sound
Mrs Walters arraigned in court for selling liquor to minor
Mrs Cora M Walters was indicted in circuit court on the charge of selling liquor to a minor, tied to Sidney Warren of Weston. The case, linked to the saloon license in her name, was called before Judge Renan, with Walters’ counsel seeking Monday to plead. The fall term opens Monday with jury sessions for ready cases. The Warner case from Weston leads in interest but awaits civil suit resolution.
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Cora M. Walters
Phelps
Walters
Mquoy
Sidney Warren
Weston
Naniet
C. A. Walters
Chenkt Court
Ofrentt Court Wii
Inet Fow
Warner
Woeton
Warners
Fastest lap and driving times chase baseball scores and fire news
The report notes Tracy posting the fastest lap of the day at 26.21 seconds for 67 mph, with Wagner close behind. Baseball scores from Seattle Oakland Los Angeles Portland and San Francisco are listed with Oct 5 6 dates. A Lauieville fire destroyed Mayfield woolen mills and warehouses worth 450000 with widespread losses. A venue change in the Iroquois theater case shifts to Danville circuit court following the December 30 1903 blaze that killed 600.
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Tracy
Wagner
Lauiaville
Lauieville
Mayfield
Fie
Dallas
Texas
Troquois Cos
Chicago
Will Davis
Iroquois Theater
Vermillion County Eircuit
Danville
Quiet Reigns in Culm and Wreckington
Report from Culm and Wreckington notes calm conditions as Cuba policy stalls. The government, awaiting Taft’s reply on 900 soldiers, proceeds to dispatch the full force Taft ordered despite no official answer. The situation reflects ongoing Cuba policy uncertainty.
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Culm
Wreckington
Misolce
Cuba
Taft
Coldlore
Sumner
Paving Contract With Warren Nears Completion Deadline
With October 12 the completion date, Warren Construction faces a daily 310 penalty for each day of delay. Only five days remain as essential paving equipment and engines are delayed, delaying surface work on Franklin street and the 14 inch gutter, while rock crushing at the Webb quarry and curbing work await materials and inspection delays.
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Warren Construction Company
Warren Company
O. Tt & N. Company
Dutt Street
Webb Quarry
Franklin Street
Ie Heligg Deligved
Sind
Wwimatilla
Ed Harlow
POR CHILDREN'S HOME MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
A Sunday evening gathering at 7 40 in the Christian church invites all to learn about the Oregon and Idaho Children's Home Finding society. No financial aid requested. program includes prayers, readings, a sermon, solos, and speeches by local pastors and Isadora E S Dowden.
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Unthy
Oregon and Idaho
Senator Kay Backs Jute Mill Plan Over Road Labor
Marion county state senator Thomas B. Kay arrives in the city with Dr. C. J. Smith and promotes convicts in factory work rather than road labor. He argues roads limit convict use to seven months while factories offer year round employment and cites safety and efficiency concerns. Kay supports aiding the eastern Oregon jute mill measure and meets with Umatilla leaders before departing.
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Thomas Kay
Marion County
Senate
Oregon
Umadlla County
Thomas B. Kay
Umatilla
Kay
C. J. Smith
Malin Street
Na Jute
Valley
Marion
Salem
Big Sheep Sale Sets Spring Market Pace
Chapman Brow of Bear Creek will deliver 2600 head to Hubbard Bros and Wanekep of McKay Creek next Monday. James Hackett arranged the trade at 9 fow Jays deed, paying 2 per head for the band. Last spring's lambs bring 3 per head, 60 cents higher than last year, with woolly heavy sheep favored by the buyers. The purchasers will run the sheep through winter and sell as yearlings after wool clipping.
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Chapman Brow
Bear Creek
Hubbard Bros. & Wanekep
McKay Creek
James Hackett
Chapman Bros
Hermiston liquor license petition stalls in county court
A petition for a liquor license in Hermiston failed to appear before the county court as scheduled. Officials noted a separate petition for a town liquor license had been drafted by residents but vanished from the Keho Register office. The irregularities suggest possible foul play as other details emerge.
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Hermiston
Noicense
Tito
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