Excess of exports over imports and crop reports prompt news notes
Over the past year the nation ran a trade surplus of 840 568 15. James J. Hill of Great Northern denied a northwest merger report. The 1901 commercial apple crop reached 25 000 000 barrels, up from 98 000 000 the prior year. Rev Dr A L Haglet of Colorado Springs sails for Manila to study immorality charges in military camps. He previously set ballooning records by remaining aloft over 41 hours and keeping the craft above sea level.
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James J. Hill
Geat Northern
Hie
Paing
American Agriculturiet
A. Lb. Haglet
Colorado Springs
Colo
Manila
Thomas
Jelande
War Department
Campte de la Varnts
Literview
Mediterranean
Harvest and property deals highlighted in Oregon district notes
The report notes harvests in Yamhill and Lane counties with record crop prospects and rising stocks. It cites a suspected cattle sale total of 1 million dollars in Harney County and describes Baker City business moves including Edward Everett Young's planned purchase of the Daily Oregon Republican. Legal actions include J Z Apperson vs T L Coomban et al in Oregon City. Portland Taxpayers League names new officers Ao La Mille as president and J C Ainsworth as vice president with W M Ladd as treasurer.
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Yamhill
Lalioeard
Liou
Lems
Harney County
Orregon
Baker City
Edward Everett Young
Daily
Oregon Republican
J. T. Graynor
J. Z. Apperson
Oregon City
Agaliet
Ft. L
Coatnoan
Lane County
Pod
Jenotnae
Helens and Musict Ministy
Bohemia Dhiatrigt
Bedn
Ultaweerove
Southensterty
Betemnia
Portland Tatpayer’s League
Ao la Mille
J. UC. Ainsworth
W. MM
Ladd
Cveretary
ON. Teals Tee
Jd. W. Cook
Leo Vried
J Dhoraiot
Consul Refuses Ransom for Bulgaria. demands arrest of principal instigators
The Cologne dispatch reports the U.S. consul in Sofia rejects paying any ransom. He calls for arrest of the principal instigators behind the outrage, naming officials and ministers amid tense diplomatic tensions. The cables mention involvement of Veretiendan committee members and other figures in the plot.
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Cologne
Sofia
United States
Veretiendan Conmiten
Surrender Testimony Shapes Schley Defense in Court Linguistic Echoes
Fragmented testimony describes strategic moves around a naval inquiry. Witnesses discuss locations near the Colon and a chain of movements toward San Antonio, with Ensign Averly noted in relation to the proceedings. The record reflects careful examination of duties and credibility in the evidence.
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Brooklyn
Schley
Washington
Fylett
Conan
San Antonio
Sehlow
The Son of God Victim in London Court Case
Fragmentary text suggests a sensational court scene in London with references to a "son of God" and "American Crooks" amid garbled dialogue and names. The readable portions hint at a theatrical or sensational reporting frame without clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Pythians Aid McKinley Monument Effort
The Mothes and Almand Chan cellor Porteyfeld of Vytniee group seek two dollar contributions to support a McKinley monument. They note McKinley was a Pythian for twenty years and lament that police were expected to provide the monument’s name and details.
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Mothes
Porteyfeld
Vytniee
Veneti
Getty
McKinley Monument
McKinley
Panama Co. Offers Concessions for Sale to United States
Washington October 17 President Huttyn of the Panama Canal Co. calls on Admiral Walker of the U S canal commission to sell concessions railway and all rights by the French concern to the United States government. It is understood Huttyn offered to sell for several millions less than the valuation to form a deal on the propertyWake B074.
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Washington
Huttyn
Panama Canal Co
Admiral Walker
United States Canel Commission
Guites States
Hutin
Episcopal convention creates Cuba mission diocese and Kansas split
The Episcopal convention concluded its session in San Francisco as deputies approve a plan dividing Kansas into two dioceses with the western half becoming a missionary diocese. A resolution sets the island of Cuba as a missionary diocese under the jurisdiction of the presiding bishop who will also oversee Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Episcopal Convention
Kansas
Making & T
Cuba
Episcopal Church
Hawaii
New York Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Wheat and Stock Moves
The market report notes stronger opening in New York with mixed moves across commodities and stocks. Liverpool closes at 819 while New York opens higher. pork and steel show small gains, wheat movements uncertain with yesterday's break referenced.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New Yorket
Liverpool
New York
Chloe
Unclear OCR fragment hints at gambling crackdown impact
Fragment describes concerns over gambling enforcement affecting small businesses. Mentions executives from On NS Co and RO Mier Co taking hold of work, with references to slot machines and cover stores. Notes community awakening and pressure from authorities, unclear details due to corrupt text.
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Walla Walle
NS Co
the & Co
Underr a Criminal Charge at Walla Walla Hospital
A collapsed OCR reading describes a criminal case linked to Walla Walla Hospital. Details are unclear but mention of a patient or resident faces charges and possible transfer or care actions amid a legal proceeding.
Silenced Mine Relative Remembered in Weekend Death
Local report from Walla Walla Wash notes the death of Margaret Kelso after a Saturday incident. The notice identifies Kelso as a sister to Teenie Leviger and mentions relatives and timing but lacks full details due to damaged text.
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Walla Watla
Margaret Kelso
J A
Mioe Kelta
Teenie Leviger
Walla Walla Police Pick Up Suspect After Short Standoff
A suspect was taken into custody in Walla Walla after a brief stand off on October 17. Police say the man denied wrongdoing but was detained for questioning and transported to the station for further processing.
Hoax Promises Cure All Aches Warned By Public Notice
A garbled paragraph touts a universal remedy to end digestion and stomach complaints. It claims medical acclaim from prominent physicians and urges reliance on a specific patent medicine to prevent serious illness.
Eckles Urges Abolishing the Sub Treasury
Tacoma Saturday night cover recounts P C Kaufman addressing a convention on establishing international books with branches in major cities. He advocates financial reform, restricting central banking and expanding trade with the Orient, citing Stickney’s plan and U S concerns over a joint exchange system.
Four Men to Face Robbery Trial Over Chinatown Theft
Four men are to be tried tomorrow for a robbery alleged to have targeted a Chinese resident in Meweleny last Tuesday night. They were reportedly seized from a local dwelling and were brought to the county jail by a posse.
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John Fittvanel
OM Hently
County Mall
Earl Russell Freed As Divorce Battle Looms
Earl Russell is released from jail as his first wife seeks an absolute divorce. The court case raises headlines of a potential union with Molly Phonierwillhe while Leiba Runewl plans to wed another, with implications for custody and property.
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Leiba
Kav
Vanes
Melly
Sovada
Hoey Evn At Five Kindred Reach Cape Town Vicinity
A telegraph dispatch notes that a five member Kindred party has reached the area near Howetela and are moving toward Hopefield about forty miles from the town. Reports indicate several patients are awaiting treatment as Keene is reported to have joined the trek.
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Cape Town
Dietatch
Howetela
Hopefield
Ager Town
Fruit Trees Shipment to Lord Aberdeen Ranch Near Vor
Wallin Walla notes trade in 1T ware and taxes while C L Whitney plans to ship 100 fruit trees to the Aberdeen ranch near Vor. The Aberdeen estate spans about 200 acres with a large orchard. many trees have slipped from their sections.
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Wallin Walla Wash
Walla Walla
C. L. Whitney
Lord Aberdeen
Vor
Aberdeen
Robbery Escape Shocks Mudleonhorgs Community
Peter Colgan paymaster of the Virginia Iron Cow and Coke company reports a robbery in Mudleonhorgs Kentucky on October 11. A robber escaped after a brief confrontation as a 2000 dollar haul was implied. No injuries reported.
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Mudleonhorgs
Peter Colgan
Virginia Iron, Cow and Coke Company
Wes
Pope's Health Reported Unsteady but Not Alarming
The pope's health is described as unsatisfactory yet not considered alarming. no immediate danger is stated, with officials reporting conditions under close observation.
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Hone
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