Roosevelt addressed Florida Baptist academy students in Jacksonville
In Washington on October 16 Secretary Shaw planned a 20 million dollar bond line to cover Panama Canal outlays. At Jacksonville on October 14 Roosevelt was to speak to Negro students but the Florida Baptist academy committee denied Negro recognition. Howard case to Kentucky governor Goebel murder remains unmoved. tobacco and paper trust cases set for January 2 hearings. Vessels Lena and three ships of Amira Enquist squadron ordered released.
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Jacksonville
Pla
Thor Howanl Cass
Kentucky
Widener
Washington
Shaw
Panama Canal
Fla. Oe
Loeb
Roosevelt
Florida Baptist Academy
Howard
Supreme Eceourt
Goebel
Supreme Court
Tobacco’ and Paper Trust
January
Lena
San Francisco
Anmira Enquist
Disappointed in Alice Roosevelt in the Philippines
A letter from Tacloban reports that Filipinos expected royalty but saw Mina Alice Roosevelt in a plain white dress with a large hat. They gifted no jewels and some did not recognize her as the president's daughter, yet the visit reinforced democratic ideals.
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New York
Tacloban
Philippines
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Mina Alice Roosevelt
America
Mineo uri Pacific Flyer Wrecked at Sugar City
Denver October 4 The Minneapolis Pacific flyer from St Louis to Denver was wrecked at Sugar City this morning Eleven were injured among the seriously hurt were B Britner of Los Angeles Mrs J H Watton of San Francisco Mrs H F Binner of Ontario California and Mrs W Beigh of Los Angeles
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Denver
J. Louis
Sugar City
Eleheen
B. Britner
Sos Angeles
Mra
J. H. Watton
San Francisco
H. EF. Binner
Ontario
Cal
Mra. W. Beigh
Los Angeles
Austrian leader rejects broad coalition ministry
Vienna reports Franz Josef will not appoint a broader coalition cabinet and will not entrust government to that party. February's cabinet plans strong measures and will appeal to the people. The political fight is expected to be bitter.
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Vienna
Franz Josef Han
Woman Dies After Alleged Illegal Medical Practice
A young woman of refined appearance, who refused to identify herself, was taken to a hospital and died from what police describe as illegal medical practice. She claimed to be the daughter of a wealthy and prominent New York family. The incident occurred in Diegel Practice, New York, on October 16.
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Wietim
Diegel
York
Ilegal
Bulgarian Prince Ferdinand in France Visit
Ferdinand of Bulgaria, grandson of the deposed Louis Philippe, arrives in Paris as a guest of the French government, visiting France and receiving an official welcome at the foreign office.
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Ferdinand
France
Parise
Prince Ferdinand
Hulgaria
Loula Philippe
Tramp Killed by Train Near Payette
An unknown man riding the tracks was struck and killed by Oregon Short Line No 6 eastbound about four miles north of Payette Oregon. Debris including arms legs trunk and head spread up to 100 yards along the track. Conductor notified the crew and the body was not identifiable.
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Payette
Opt
Hhe Place
Ienthfy Theody
Komura Arrives in Tokio Under Guard
Baron Komura arrived in Tokyo amid guarded streets and an indifferent reception. Only officials attended as he rode in an imperial carriage to the palace. The treaty price of goer goes into effect today and the minister orders officers and men to refrain from claiming the treaty’s outcome of sovereign power.
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Tokio
Baron Komura
Chicago Wheat Market Quotations Today
Wheat opened today at 8 5 7 8, corn at 4 4 7 8, and oats at 2 8 5 8 in the United States market. Prices reflect stronger demand and notable activity across grains as traders assess supply dynamics and weather signals.
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United States
Elk skinned grafting suit over surgical theft
George A Lovejoy sues Dr C P Thomas for 10000 claiming removal of 150 inches of elk skin during a chloroform operation. Lovejoy alleges front of legs stripped beyond expected two to three strips. Victim Mrs Fred B Searles later dies after related injuries. grafting deemed successful but patient died from weakness. Also notes Johnson jailed for bank wrecking and a printers strike at St Petersburg.
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Spokane
George
C. P
Fred B. Searles
Lewiman
Idaho
St. Luke's Hospital
Lovejoy
Mra Searles
Jerry Simpson Dying in Wichita After Health Decline
Wichita Kansas October 16 This afternoon Jerry Simpson took a turn for the worse A hemorrhage lasted twenty six minutes and death likely to occur at any moment
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Jerry Simpson
Wichita
Kas
Buron Demurrer Argued in Federal Court
In St Louis on October 16 Senator Burton’s demurrer was argued in federal court the morning. A Yellow Fever report from New Orleans on October 16 records six new cases and two deaths. The University of Idaho football team defeated the Montana Agricultural College by a margin of 50 to 9.
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Demurrer
St. Louis
Burton
Federal
New Orleans
Neon
University of Idaho
Montana Agricultural College
Miscreants Wreck Train at Fresno California
In Fresno a northbound Owl Line train wrecks after striking a switch. Engineer William Gale of Bakerfield and Fireman Hutte of Fresno killed. A hobo rider fatally injured. no passengers hurt. Sheriff and posse pursue a man named Willer Knickerbocker, a likely suspect.
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Fresno
California
Preany
Cal
William Cal
Hakerafield
Hutte
Freano
Crowley
L. Butts
Fremo
Gale
Theemith
Kingeburg
Willer Knickerbocker
Minewourt
Jones and Potter Convicted in Oregon Land Fraud Case
In a U S district trial near Portland the jury found Williard N James and Theress Potter guilty of conspiracy to defraud the United States by securing land on the Siletz Indian Reservation and falsely swearing occupancy. Wade Waite was acquitted. Proceedings move to the circuit court of appeals. The Echo justice court record tallies a $47.50 witness fee.
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Portland
United State Court
United States
Williard N. James
Teer
Therrius Potter
Tra Waite
Jones
Potter
Wade
Hinds
Silets
Oregon
Hiry
Verdi
Wale
G. Hichardeon
Justices Court
Beho
Nore
Cas
AA Appel
Maud
Poe
Justees Court
Echo
Witnness Fuer
Ofer
Land values soar in Washteens country says Kinney
M M Kinney of Washtiena testified in a land contest heard in Walla Walla today. He described Washtenian wheat country as a premier producer with yields near thirty tows per acre and land trading around 20 dollars an acre. He noted buyers paid 10 to 20 dollars per acre five years ago and now value rises indicate strong prospects.
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M. M. Kinney
Comite
Waila Watlans
Washtiena
Walle Walla
Mr. Kinney
Walla. Walle
Kinney
Students Deny Insult In Pendleton High
Pendleton High School students voice sympathy with faculty and deny Tribune report of a student revolt. Officials report disputes over school discipline were resolved Saturday after noon, and orderly conduct has continued since opening day.
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Ty Hawkes
Tribune
Wiudest
Pendleton Ltt
Lawsuit over a mule sparks ongoing Echo dispute
A dark bay mare mule titled as a part of a briar of litigation between two Echo men has kept the case in court rather than settled. The long running suit shows stubborn, mule like behavior from both sides, with the matter proceeding under law.
Pendleton fall festival closes amid rain and cheers
Crowds gathered for the Pendleton festival closing despite rain. Roy Raley noted a large turnout with orderly behavior, many singing and cheering while guards kept boisterous individuals from trouble. Shockey recovers from a two week pole fall, using crutches but back in town. A Kunkel reports farming conditions favorable in Palouse and Umatilla, with wheat visible and Palouse lagging Chile county by a few weeks.
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Pendleton
Roy Raley
Hone
A. Kunkel
Pokane
Washington
Palouse
Umatilla
Palouye
Chile
Tax Collections in urcok reach record point
The 1904 tax roll balance delinquent as of the fourth of the month stands at $595,101.04 with $63,204,144 assessed, and four months remain before delinquent lists are published. Crook County Journal reports Wilbur, Washington, builds a new $30,000 high school and a $6,000 ward school, both additions over the previous year.
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Urcok
Crook County Journal
Wilbur
Wash
Ince
New Rural Line of Telephone Reaches McKay Creek Area
Twenty new telephone instruments have been added on Palmer Line No 5 and the McKay Creek line extending both branches to cover settlements from the city to the head of the creek. Manager William Hilton says twenty patrons are now on the line and it will serve at least thirty as instruments are installed. The line runs about 25 miles linking several prosper ous country settlements directly with the city.
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Palmer
McKay Creek
Thie Ely
Rhodes Savenill
William Hilton
Lne
Treasures Department Inspectors Finish Clerk’s Office Work
Experts Buchanan and Heckwith began their review of the county treasurer’s records this morning after completing the clerk’s office. With over half the treasurer books already checked in prior investigations, they expect only minor delays as Sommerville’s office tends to finish, leaving assessors and school superintendent offices for possible follow up.
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Buchanan and
Heckwith
Sommerville
Akers Woman Dies of Croup After Short Illness
Mrs Matilda Ann Akers of West Kind of Town died yesterday after a brief illness with croup. The remains were shipped to Tene by Baker and Folsom. Funeral services will be held at Us at place tomorrow morning. Akers had come here from Lone 12 days ago visiting her stepsons and was attacked with a faint illness. The Jarengea group she wed was linked to diphtheria, though not as contagious as general diphtheria. Winter in flown, G A Hott, a noted reservation farmer, plans to leave for Iowa soon for the winter.
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Matilda Ann Akers
Jaryn- Real Croup
Tene
Baker & Folsom
Mre Akers
Lone
Akers
Action Brought Against Trusts Involving Stock Books
Depositions were taken in an injunction case led by Attorney General Hadley against Waters Pheroe the public International and Williamson oil firms as they resist producing stock books claiming self incrimination. Judge Ellis overruled a demurrer and three cases head to July for trial with possible supreme court appeal to decide state law constitutionality. Also two men Lewter Swaggart and John Endicott pleaded guilty to gambling and were fined $50 each as docket arrangements for the October 24 term proceed.
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Ai. South
Hadley
Waters Pheroe, Theepublic
International Mond Wil Hamxon Oil Companies
Mid Hfe Attorner Central
Choowlt
W. RB. Elie
Tito
Linda
Supreme Court
Lewter Swaggart
John Endicott
Ellis Nd
Family McNeal Fracas Drives Wife and Children Destitute
In Weston on October 16 a quarrel among the McNeal family, then camping near town for the Seattle journey, led the husband to flee with the woman’s and children’s possessions. He abducted four children, leaving the wife and two kids destitute. The wife sought help but later joined others pursuing the husband toward Milton hoping for reunion.
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Weston
McNeal
Seattle
Wicetions Awards For Umatilla County Exhibits
County Superintendent F K Welles received word from the awards committee that Umatilla county earned a silver medal for its educational exhibit at the fair. Pendleton High School and Pendleton Academy, shown together, won a bronze medal for the display valued at about $200. The case seeks $200 from the Pacific Cattle Elevator Company to recover a sale of wheat allegedly taken from Wareham at Yoakum by renter A Belktiaip. Hatley and Lowell represent the plaintiff.
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F. KK. Welles
Committee On
Lewis and Clark
Umatilla County
Pendicton High School
Pendleton Academy
Therne
Parifie Cuuet
Wareham
Yoakum
A. Belktiaip
Hatley & Lowell
Meat Market Changes and Ownership Transfer Noted
Fragmentary report describes a change in a meat market business with Mr Brown selling his interest in the Unatutin Meat company to Mr Gurrivon. Mr Frown retires from business and Mr Gurrivon assumes the interest. Brown secures a garden rental residence at the dormer of Alu and Ann streets and will occupy the property.
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Brown
Frown
Gurrivon
Alu Acd Ann
Wii
Heron
Salem sprinter joins Whitman College team roster
An 21 second sprinter Sraiph Zercher of Salem was guest of Cecil Wade over Sunday on the way to Chevy college of Ohio. Mr. Ferher won reputation on the Whitman College team in 1901 weighing 220 pounds and an approximate one second sprinter. Upon completion of the thera orth degree Mr. Zerher will take a line degree.
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Sraiph Zercher
Salem
Cecil Wade
Chevy College
Ohio
Fereher
Whitman College
My. Zereher
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Supreme Cert
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St. Petersburg
Han
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Hunt
Halironder
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Jory Svogell
Acacied
Tinaleer
Chealt Court
Shockey
Din Shockey
Northwest Gas & Electric Company
Palose
Marion County
J. W. Roland
Milton County
Allahto
Wille Walla
Walla Walla Hospital
Jene Kelsey
Second Street
Chicago
McKay
Hetueen Pendleton
Hinahes
Sowell
Croup
West
G. A. Hott
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Ware
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