Four Gamblers Confess in Crowded Court Gambler Day
Four gamblers admitted guilt and were fined $60 each during a busy court session labeled Gambler Day. Others pleaded not guilty or awaited trial as judges prepared for October 24 jury hearings. Several defendants failed to appear, with additional hearings set for this term.
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Union
O'Hara
Russell
Abettlig
John Sooghanid
Robert Extes
John Exto
Green Baeten
William Woedetoork
A. Gibson
Frank Ohorm
J. B. Ruseel
Ellie
A. Gideon
J. H. Raley
William Wosdniock
Ander
Mppelie Chin
John Endicot
Louter Swageert
George Tinker
Crarge Rinker
Blin
E'Etack
John Endicott
Lemer Swaggart
Wullty
Pslve
Engineers Tour Reclamation Plans From Here to Varima
W H Saunders consulting engineer in the United States reclamation service is visiting today, reviewing proposed reservoir plans for the automation project. He and chief deputy A P Davis will travel to North Wakigua for a consulting board meeting before Saunders heads to New Mexico to confer with engineers there.
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W. H H. Saunder
United States Reclamation Service
A. P. Davis
Siew
North
Wakigua
Saunders
New Mexico
Salem Mill Keeps Woolen Production At Peak Pace
Van Bowman, once with Pendleton Woolen Mills, now visits the Salem mill where operations run full force. The Salem mill is producing an excellent woolen cloth used extensively across the northwest, with woolen hands working steadily to meet demand through 1906.
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Salem Mill
van Bowman
Pendleton Woolen Milla
Salem Milla
Wnoneh
Salem
Child Paralyzed After Whiskey Ingestion Case
Seattle reports a four year old girl, Gladye Lohndorf, drank half a pint of whiskey while her mother prepared medicine. She fell into a drunken stupor for five days and emerged paralyzed, losing speech and movement with peeling skin. Doctors fear her recovery is unlikely.
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Seattle
Phyblelane
Gladye Lohndorf
Itahe
Dead horse poison linked to strychnine in Idaho incident
In Twin Falls Idaho on October 14 a group of Hallan laborers working on railroad grading ate meat from a dead horse supposedly impregnated with strychnine to kill coyotes. Six are expected to die and seven more are likely affected.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Kim Coyotes
Sven
Quotations From the Greatest Wheat Market in the United States
Wheat closed at 851-9 corn 441-2 and cate CH 1 8 Homb Throwing at Waraw A bomb was thrown today at the villa of an English manufacturer Two servants were killed Police pursued the throwers The fugitives shot and killed three officers and escaped Bryans to Japan Yokohama William J Bryan and family arrived this morning All are well after a smooth plane Yellow Fever Report New Orleans Six new cases and one death were reported
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United States
Chicago
Cate
Homb
Waraw
Bryans
Japan
Yokohama
William J. Bryan
New Orleans
Thresh Over Taggart Gage in Civil Divorce Suit
War Department reviews evidence in the civil court divorce case against Taggart and Thaxes, with potential action to vindicate them. Judge Eaton in Wooster prendicts custody decision on Elmore Taggart and two other children, placing them with their mother temporarily in Wooster and Columbus respectively, with access rights and future custody flexibility.
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War Department
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Thaxs
Tmim
Ohio
Wreekington
Batons
Tagart
Forteaque
Miner
Department
Minorsone
Wooster
Eaton
Elmore Taggart
Thin City
Elder
Charles Culver
Columbus
Culver
Columbua
Arenia
Hoya
Last Day of the Exposition at Portland Exposition
Rain did not dampen a huge Portland crowd for the Lewry and Clark Exposition final day with hourly features including three airship flights and Carewell concerts. The governor building closed at midnight as President Goode declares the exposition ended. Noon attendance passes 2,000,000. $120,000 in dividends to stockholders.
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Portland
Lewry and Clark
Campania Swept by Tidal Wave in Ship Disaster
Five known dead or missing after a giant wave struck the Campania on October 11. Milwaukee merchant Alex Graham drowned. his wife and five children aboard survived. Passengers raised funds for survivors and widows. several injured, including two girls and two men. Crew and officers worked to calm passengers as the ship reached calm waters.
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Milwaukee
Cabra
Alex
Mane
Janke
New York
Mie
Deeth Roth Ming
John O'Connor
Court-martial Adjourns as Defense Seeks Delay
Vallejo October 1 The Young court martial granted a motion for adjournment at the defense request. Sealed boiler parts sent to Washington may be returned. Bartlett remains on the stand with Evans cross examining. Wade waits in the ante room and may testify late today.
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Vallejo
Washington
Bartlett
Evans
Enelen Wade
Parlan Newhall Concert to Feature Pendleton Philharmonic
The Parlan Newhall Concert Company, the Pendleton Philharmonic society’s second winter attraction, comes to the Frazer theater on October 19 for one night. The troupe includes top coast singers and bell ringers and has drawn good notices elsewhere. The society plans six more attractions this season, including Maro the Magician and Sam Jones with the Monsiah, likely to be presented by Pendleton and Walla Walla musicians. Also reported, J A Spoonemore filed against Chub Preavott for disorderly conduct, with a trial scheduled for 7 o clock this afternoon.
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Philbhar
Tc Society
Parlan-Newhall
Pendleton Philharmonic Society
Frazer Theater
The
Philharmonic Society
Maro
Sam Jones
the Monsiah
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Six Men Imprisoned in Burning Mine at Frederickton
Six men remain trapped in a burning mine at Frederickton after an explosion yesterday. Their fate is unknown as rescue efforts continue.
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Imprisos
Williamson Sentenced to 10 Months and Fines
Federal Judge Hunts a surprise by sentencing J N Williamson to 10 months in prison and a $600 fine for involvement in Oregon band frauds. Gessner and Marion Biggs receive 108 months and $500 fines respectively as part of the same cases with appeals anticipated and execution pending.
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Munt
Williamson
Dures
Chowaghet
Marion Biggs Senieoval
Hunt
J. N. Williamson
Willarms
Oregon
James
Dry
Ven Gener
Marion Bigs
United States
Prinewilke
Genener
Low
Wun
Gessner
Jonesland
Sinking of Vicksburg steamer and peace conference invite
Report of a steamship loss near Vicksburg with crew casualties and a later note that the Elk sank after a collision. Washington hosts a formal invitation to a second Hague peace conference, with the US president accepting. A cable announces that the Japanese and Russian rulers have signed the peace treaty.
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Mire
Elk
Car
Washington
Hague
Slane
Japan
Ruin
New York Wins the Championship in Hot Series Finish
New York defeats Philadelphia in the decisive championship game as Mathewson and Pinewahton vs Bender and Powers pitch. Final score 2 to 0 with New York securing the national title amid a dense, overheated crowd and afternoon sun.
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New York
Giants
Philadelphia
Bender
Powers
Mathewson
Pinewaahon
Innning
Mertes
Dahlin
Donlin
Gilbert
Davis
Hartsel
Ane Donlin
Grinine
Kite
England Back Prad Inflammatory Morocco Crisis Rumors
A fragmented report outlines alleged French government silence over Croat Briv min offers of aid to France should Germany threaten Morocco. It claims Britain would mobilize navy and army, with Premier Rouvier denying and M. Berre’s telegram implying war. A later note disputes cabinet details and market reactions.
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Paris
Pontinues
France
Germany
Morocco
Phares
Figaro
Great Britain
Germay
Carmet
M. Delostr
Britain
Rouvier Tr
M. Berrene
Nebel
M. Rouvier
Great Hellaln
M. Deleasne
No New Trial in Subsidy Case at Walla Walla
Walla Walla October 14 Judge Brenta overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of G W Hunt versus B and W H Upton. The suit sought the subsidy promised for the construction of the Hunt railroad. The decision rests with the state supreme court.
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Walla Walla
Tudge Brenta
G. W. Hunt
W. H. Upton
Hunt Railroad
Coke
Arpentet
Atate Supreme Court
Block System Near Completion Between La Grande and Cayuse
Historic railroad project advances toward completion between La Grande and Cayuse. Describes the test circular, signaling rigs, central power from Kamela, and battery stations at Titervale, with emphasis on safety blocks and anticipated three month operation window.
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Kuamela
Mendy
Trate
Cayuse
Atena
Blue Mountains
la Ciovade
la Granode
Kamela
Kamel
Leompete
Titervale
Kipplied Cran
Rainela
Corr
Neaner
le Grate
Indians Leave For Artington Trip After Train Delay
[Unreadable OCR fragments describe Umatilla and Columbia River Indians preparing to travel to Artington for several weeks among friends. A railroad clerk, delayed by weather, explains trains run late and passengers must hurry to catch a later departure. The story captures local patience and travel quirks.]
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Artington
Columbia
Railroad Alwaya
Walt
Aclington
Vanderbilt Cup Race At Mineola Ends In Dramatic Finish
Ninetees Automobiles from the US Germany France and Italy raced over 53 miles for the Vanderbilt cup. Hemery riding an 80 horsepower Darracq won in 4 58 06 with Heath second. Accidents damaged cars and caused injuries though Tattersall was later said not seriously hurt. Weather was poor and several crashes occurred including Foxhall Keene hitting a telegraph pole.
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L J
Ninetees
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Vanderbilt Cup Society
Pope
Toledo
Lyttle
Bull's Head
Tattersall
Foxhall Keene
Jane
Lato
Christie
Lakeville
Kristie
Lancia
Hemery
Darraegg
Kevtte
Keene
Mercedes Hemery
Heath
Ballard Boycott Tension Sparks Seattle Water Dispute
Community turmoil rises as Ballard merchants plan a boycott over water service and local leaders in Ballard press for Seattle to grant Ballard access. Rumors of a Cedar River water cut could trigger wider economic pressure with Tacoma firms eyeing Ballard trade. McMinn orchestra concert schedule features a program at Muse Hall with multiple pieces and overtures.
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Kaliond
Big City
Katlird
Seattle
Sayae
Ke Thope
China
Cedar River
Ballard
Hine
Tuilland
Tacoma
McMinn Orchestra
Oat Muse Hall
Provel Lntormesso
Offenbach
Roberts Medley
Bridge In Rad Condition On Reservation Slough
A wagon bridge over a slough two miles east of the city is reported intact though yesterday a team fell through a four hole in the bridge. The wagon and horses were displaced into the slough and the bridge upkeep is funded by public subscriptions from renters with routine maintenance performed there.
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