Black Troopers Kill White Man in Guliteran War Zone
Eyewitness accounts describe a clash in the Hed Light District of Gul itera where three troopers from Fort Walla Walla and a white man were killed and another fatally injured before the Black troops escaped by train. Buildings burned and chaos followed as troops engaged, with cavalry and infantry suffering casualties and fires spreading through the town.
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Frozen polar bears seen on Arctic iceberg near Seattle
Five whalers aboard the Barbara Hernster report a gigantic iceberg in Une Anetie harbor with a large polar bear and two young cubs perched on a crystal clear ice floe. The crew says the berg rises about a hundred feet from the water and the bears appear to have been there for years, estimated at 26 feet above sea level.
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Barbara Hernster
Une Anetie
Lars Harken
Hanner
Two Trains Wrecked At Yuba Pass In Severe Collision
Sacramento reports a rear collision between No. 3 weatherbound passenger and a freight train at Yuba Pass. A freight car derailed, one car burned, a telegraph office burned, and 2000 feet of snow shed destroyed. Superintendant J Lawa died from heart failure during the wreck. Passengers uninjured. line expected to clear by 8 PM.
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Pessenjers
Falls at Seaffolding Kill Two Workers in Buffalo
Two workmen die and three are injured after falling fifty feet from a seafolding at the corner of Ewan and Seilecy streets in Buffalo. Names listed include John Striegel and Charles Ik as the deceased. A detachment from the Fourth Cavalry arrived at Fort Walla Walla from Leavenworth, Kansas, earlier this month.
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New York Starts New Service to Mediterranean Ports
New York launched a new line to Mediterranean ports with the remitting of the White Star liner Republic for Genoa and Naples. The service will compete with Cunard for timetabled ocean travel, signaling intensified transatlantic competition and broader route coverage.
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Naples
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Education and Fraternity Teachers Celebrate In Pendleton
A Pendleton gathering of Inland Empire Teachers Association and Umatilla County Institute drew educators from Oregon Washington and Idaho. Key speakers including J H Ackerman Preston W Search and H W Hockenberry urged broader curricula, continuous year-round sessions, and practical civic character. Evening programs highlighted child development and Grammar what it is and is not.
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Ban Grande
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Wmratilla County Institute
First Christian Church
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Idaho
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University of Treston
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Schoor
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Overworked Yard Crews Strike for Rest at Ogden Reno
Southern Pacific switching crews, worn out after continuous work, strike for more help to clear congested yards at Ogden and Reno. Traffic diverted to the northern route due to Santa Fe washouts causes delays. crews report eight to 46 hour shifts and exhaustion while freight moves with difficulty today.
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Hill in Ohdo Campaign Stump Tour Reaches Buckeye State
David B. Hill returns to New York after a three day stump tour in Sedlane. He is persuaded by the Democratic state committee to pause and enliven the campaign in Ohio. He is scheduled to speak at Tiffin this afternoon and at Mansfield later.
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Adams in San Francisco Kills Doctor Jessop Story
In San Francisco on October 20 Adams who once shot and killed Dr Jessop at Berkeley, reportedly killed himself after a quarrel with a former lover Madd Ellison. Adams had eluded punishment by insanity claims and was found dead in his room by the landlady.
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Charlier
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Jessop
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Madd Ellison
Adan
Prominent Society Woman Found Dead in San Francisco
San Francisco October 20. Fannie Lent a prominent society woman was found dead in her bathroom by her brother this morning. She wore a bath robe and appeared to have turned on the gas. Her father W. Lent a retired mining man and noted citizen was buried yesterday after the death of her mother a year ago. The tragedy is attributed to an act of self destruction.
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W. Lent
Chicago Grain opening and closing prices report
Chicago price data for December delivery shows soybeans opening at 1164 and closing 1144, May soybeans opening at 1.14 and closing 1.19, corn opening at 40 and closing 48. Market activity notes observed basis and daily change with closing figures and percentages.
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Death of Mrs Myrtle Judson at Pilot Rock
Mrs Myrtle Judson wife of Geary Judson of Pilot Rock died suddenly at 10 o clock of appendicitis after a period of illness. Aged about 41, she was born in the Willamette valley. Survived by husband and son seven, a brother W S Wells of this place, two sisters and a half brother in Moscow Idaho, and a sister Belle Evans of Pilot Rock. A member of the Methodist Episcopal church, funeral arrangements are to be held in Pendleton tomorrow at an hour not yet set.
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Geary Judson
Judson
Willamette Valley
W. Ss Wells
Moscow
Idaho
Belle Evans
Pilot Rock
Methodint Episcopal Church
Pendleton
Sold Two Carloads of Horses to Nebraska Buyer
Harry Folsom recently sold two carloads of horses of various ages and sizes to a Nebraska buyer for shipment to Kearney. The deal covered horses fit for all purposes and reflects active livestock trade in the region.
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Harry Folsom
Nebraska
Kearney
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Season's Salmon Pack Output Estimated for 1904
Estimates from Alaska canneries and Pacific coast operations project a 1904 salmon pack around 2,450,000 cases. The Oregon Daily Journal notes regional totals including 600,000 for the Bering Sea pack, 1,600,000 for Alaska, and 900,000 for Columbia River and other Pacific coast canneries, with pink salmon at about 2097.00 cases. Domestic demand revives as Japanese buyers are expected to take the bulk.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon Daily Journal
Columbia River
Alaska
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