War tensions soar as Greece Bulgaria and Serbia sever ties with Turkey
Dispatches from Washington and London report Greece recalling its minister from Constantinople while Bulgaria and Serbia are said to have severed relations with Turkey amid rising hostilities. Reports state a state of war exists with Turkey as Turkish Montenegro clashes along the frontier continue. Saloniki dispatch notes continued fighting on the Montenegran frontier amid the crisis.
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Tirecce
Mililster
Servia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Constantinople
Washington, Dct
Greece
Bulgar J
London
Paris
Servin
Saloniki
Montenegro
Montenegran
Suffrage Banquet Boosts Pendleton Cause
A Pendleton suffrage banquet by the Political Equality League drew a full dining room as speakers from multiple parties urged equal rights for women. Notable addresses covered Oregon law, prohibition ties to suffrage, and local industry support, with the slogan Let ’er Vote echoed by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Political Equality League
Mra
Edith Toai¢r Weatherred
Roscoe KR. Johnson
CA Liwyer
Mre. Terpening
Will M Peterson
Oregon
Peterson
Prohibition Party
Nathan Evans
Methodist Church
Bruce Dons
la Grande
C. Temple
Temple
Roosevelt
Edith Tozler Weatherred
C. &. Terpenting
Sheridan Kennedy
A. J. Owen
Jack Keefe
Akers
League
Immense crowds greet Boston Giants game in darkness halt
Immense throngs lined Fenway for World Series game two as tickets sold out early. Giants led by Mathewson and Merkle staged early threats while Boston’s power and speed aligned with Hooper, Speaker, and Yerkes. Darkness halted play after a tie 6 6 with nine innings completed.
Motion to squash case denied in Indianapolis dy namiting hearings
In Indianapolis on October 9 defense attorney Joseph Leffler asked to quash the indictments against the dynamiting defendants. The motion was overruled. Leffler contended the defendants were not charged with explosions or loss of life or property. Attorney William M. Harding continued the defense opening statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Leffler
Leffler
William M. Harding
Horse famine hits Uncle Sam cavalry remounts
Washington reports a horse famine as the second and fourteenth cavalry regiments return from the Philippines and must be fully remounted due to a disease. Remount stations are nearly bare of serviceable mounts and future demand may force government purchases on the open market amid heightened border rebel activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
United States
Philippines
Scudalari Auto Mechanic Dies In High Speed Crash
Milwaukee reports the death of mechanic Scudalari after a week-long battle from injuries in the auto crash that killed driver David Bruse-Brown. A bursting tire at 100 mph sent their car through a fence, hurling both men. they were found unconscious and transported for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mechanician
Scudalari
David Bruse-Brown
Brauce-Brown
Man Declines Jokes At His Own Expense
A man refuses to tell a joke at his own expense, arguing humor about himself isn’t necessary. His stance raises discussion about self deprecation and social norms in humor.
Immoral Resorts Cleared From Wottonwood Street District
Owners of Wottonwood Street buildings once used as assignation houses largely evacuated by last night, with Bell Wolcott resisting ejectment. Rumors say Governor Weert eyed a statewide crackdown but issued no formal warning. Many residents fled to other towns or quarters within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wottonwood Street
Habliues
Winsor
Crib
Bell Wolcott
Stock Exchange
Pendleton
Weert
Cottonwood Street
Town Marshall 15 Made A Prisoner
Springdale Washington October 9 acting town marshal shot and instantly killed C H Cneists late last night in a saloon when the owner interfered and stabbed the marshal The officer knocked the knife away then fired five shots into Cneists body as he reached for a revolver Feeling runs high and lynching is threatened the officer was arrested by a deputy sheriff after the killing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Wash
C. Eb, Bartholomewe
C. H. Cneists
Gnheists
Gnelsts
University to Aid State Study Clubs
The University of Oregon Library in Eugene has received from Rome a large collection of Anderson prints. They will be loaned upon application to any women’s club or organization in Oregon studying Italian sculpture painting and architecture. The items are intended mainly for study clubs working with the correspondence study department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Virginians donate $1000 to national finance effort
Eugene Withers, a member of Virginia’s finance committee, sent a $1000 check to Henry Morgenthau, chairman of the national finance committee. The contribution came from 849 Danville voters, with the largest single gift of $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Withers
Virginia Finance Committee
Henry Morgenthau
National Finance Committee
Danville
British empire polygamist found among Transvaal Bantus
Census returns reveal a man among the Bantus of the Transvaal who holds the record as the British empire's champion polygamist with 40 wives and a remarkable 85 years of age. His closest rival has 28 wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Harriman funds in 1904 campaign linked to Higgins race
Former Senator Nathan B. Scott testified in a contributions probe that Harriman raised funds for the 1904 bid to aid Higgins in New York governor race. Lovett confirmed Harriman supplied about 259000 dollars via Treasurer Bliss and planned 1908 contributions but feared publicity.
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Washington
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
Robert 8. Lovett
5. P. Company
Scott
Elmer Dover
Tacoma
Howe
Higgins
New York
Harriman
Lovett
Bliss
Oregon Glee Club Trip Arranged for Holiday Tour
University of Oregon in Eugene reports Glee club contracts for the season closed by Manager Geary. Tours include Astoria Portland Hood River Heppner Pendleton La Grande Baker The Dalles Albany Corvallis with concerts planned from December to January and a Portland venue at the Bungalow Theater.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Thee
Geary
Oregon
Portland
Glee Club
Astoria
Hood River
Heepner
Pendleton
la Grande
Baker
the Dalles
Albany
Corvallis
Pendleton committee inspects proposed water supply
A five member Pendleton Commercial Club committee visited Thorne Hollow and Chaplish springs with the city water board to inspect the new water source. They noted current flows: Thorne Hollow about half of last year’s tests due to ditch collapses, and Chaplish at about 800000 gallons daily. Engineers foresee sufficient water for present needs with future expansion via a larger reservoir and potential link to the north fork Umatilla river. Repair and survey work continue. bond sale and land acquisition expected after further appraisals.
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Thorne Hollow
Chaplish Springs
Pendleton Commercial Club
Water Commission
Commercial Club
E. J. Murphy
A J. McAllister
Leon Cohen
J. P. Winter
J. Smith
J. F. Robinson
Club
Frank (. Kelsay
RE. B. Aldrich
Oregonian
Messrs. Brown, Moore and la Dow
Kelsay
Umatilla
Umatilla River
Bingham Springs
Pendleton
J. T. Brown
Water Board
EK. 8
Swartzlander
Secretary of the Interior
When a girl calls a young man by his first name
A compact witticism notes that addressing a man by his given name signals deeper intentions. It frames social flirtation as a hint of future closeness and possible interest in his full identity. The remarks play on dating norms with light humor.
Lotteries Draw Names List From Major Cities
Partly cloudy cool conditions with high wind accompany latest lottery notes naming New York Mathewson and Myers Boston Collins and Carrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotteries
New York
Mathewson and Myers
Boston
Collins and Carrigan
Fourth Inning Rally Net Scoring Run
New York Murray tripled to right as Merkle fouled, Herzog sacrificed, and Murray scored on Meyers single. Fletcher flew out to Hooper, final out recorded as the inning ended with Meyers driving in the run.
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New York
Murray
Merkle
Gardner
Herzog
Speaker
Meyers
Short
Fletcher
Hooper
New York Herzogs and Mets Play-by-Play Inning End
New York Herzogs singled right Meyers filed to Yerkes Herzog stole second Fletcher popped to Stahl Mathewson fanned no runs Merkle Collings fanned Hooper out Doyle to Merkle no runs
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New York
Snodgrass
Doyle
Becker
Yerkes
Stahl
Murray
Vollins
Boston
Hooper
Merkle
Fletcher
Speaker
Lewis
Herzog
Meyers
Gardner
Mathewson
Wagner
Seveo
Tani
Hersee
Bounder
Carrigan
Collins
Lewins
Colling
Hopper
Collings
Seouring Snodgrass
Hall
Poston
Baseball inning by inning summary from New York Boston game
Baseball play by play details show multiple innings with runs by New York and Boston. Key actions include Snodgrass scoring on Murray double, Herzog and Gardner producing runs, Fletcher and Merkle contributing for New York, plus Speaker and Yerkes producing for Boston. The text covers fielding plays, substitutions, and baserunning with several fumbles and steals, concluding with final one run for Boston on a relay error.
New York Giants at Boston in pitching duel notes
Snodgrass was hit by a pitched ball and Doyle struck out as Corrigan to Wagner and Becker walked. Becker was caught stealing, Carrigan to Wagner, with no Boston Wagner out. Schaeffer and Merkle turned two double plays involving Carrigan and Merkle. Bedlent was out as Mathewson sent to Merkle. No runs.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Jake Stahl
Boston
Fitzgerald
McGraw
Wiltz
Mitchewson
Marquard
New York
Boechent
Hall
Snodgrass
Doyle
Corrigan
Wagner
Becker
Carrigan
Schaeffer
Merkle
Bedlent
Mathewson
Is it a blow to spiritualism when a man strikes a happy medium
A provocative question frames a discussion on spiritualism and deception as a man challenges a medium. The piece weighs credibility, public belief, and the ethical lines between entertainment, fraud risk, and genuine belief, inviting caution in interpreting apparent séances.
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Gore
Balkan
Paria
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J. F. Mobinson
J. BE. Keefe
Meg, Meldrum
Athena
Lowell
Alness
Meldrum
West
A. W. Nye
Dr. C J. Smith
J. H. Raley
Nye
J.P. Winter
Pelles
Darkness
Battle For Diamond
Nationals
Red Sox
Heston
New York Giants
Hoston
Wagher
Norma
Ororeonseo
University
Por Wilson
Marsial
Decker
Rons
McCormick
Wilson
Staht
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