Hobson Fires Hot Shots at Tariff Change Call
Captain Richmond P Hobson attacked Republican tariff policy and Pacific coast neglect in a Pendleton speech to a crowded court room audience. He urged a change in government conduct, praised Pacific rights, and criticized anti labor and immigration stances while noting Navy needs and California issues. He also thanked Senator Fulton and recalled warm Pendleton reception despite train delays.
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Pacific Coast
Nadon
Fulton
Republican Party
Richmond P. Hobson
Merrimac
Caplin Hobson
West
Brest Pacific Coast
Hobson
Chamgre
Captain Hobson
Democratic
Reform
Fondamentale
America
Repubblican Party
Hoteon
Trendent Thoorevel
Pacific Cadet
California
Fobson
Roosevelt
Pacific
United States
Callifornia
Sherman
Cannon
Tawney
MRAF FAMILY LEAVES FOR OLD ONTARIO HOME
J A McRaeg and family are here today en route to Cornwall Ontario where they will stay during the winter. In spring they plan to return to Tillamook County after visiting relatives and friends.
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Mraf
Old Ontario
J. A. McRaeg
Cornwall
Ontario
T’matilla County
Woolen Mill finance moves forward with pledges
Capital-raising efforts for the woolen mill gain momentum as donors pledge up to 1000 dollars each with plans to reach twenty five thousand dollars for machinery and operation. T. Taylor leads organizing efforts while J. P. Wilbur and wife travel to Athens to visit relatives and may return to Wart on if his help is needed.
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T. ©. Taylor
Alee
J. P. Wilbur
Athens
TJ. Kirk
Warton
Wilbur
Senator Fulton Dodges US Senate Question in Oregon Tour
Senator Fulton avoided discussing a U S Senate bid during his Pendleton visit amid questions from Republican supporters. He stated he stands for Republican principles and is not a nonpartisan, but his silence fuels talk he aims to ride party will over popular will. He said the current focus is the national ticket and elections will come later.
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Fulton
Oregon
United States Senate
Wineself
Pendleton
Taft
Multon
United States
War Cloud Darkens as Austrian Steamer Seized
A British steamer seized by an Austrian torpedo boat sparks tensions amid Austro Serbian disputes. In San Francisco Servians urge Roosevelt for U S intervention. Locals pledge patriotic support and volunteer enlistments surge daily, with California drillings by military companies. A telegram notes Austrian seizure linked to art shipments to Montenegro, heightening disputes over Kosovo and Herzegovina annexation.
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California
San Francisco
Calif
Uci
Roosevelt
United States
Austria
Washington
Vienna
Montenegro
Kosnia
Herzegovina
Menta
Japanese Leader Welcomes Sperry and U S Fleet Visit
Admiral Sperry delivered President Roosevelt's goodwill message to the Japanese emperor. The emperor expressed pleasure at the visit and friendship between Japan and the United States. He pledged to strengthen cordial relations as a lasting heritage of their reign and invited continued amity between the nations. A luncheon for the emperor highlighted the visit.
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Tokio
Gut
Admiral Sperry
Housevelt
Japan
America
Rognevelt
Reaim
United States
Atlantic
Empire of Japan
Rongevelt
Roosevelt
Jiapan
Turmoil Hits Austrian Consulate as Montenegrin Crowd Threatens
Berlin dispatch reports from Antiyor that Montenegrin demonstrators threaten the Austrian consulate. A guard from Austrian warships went ashore and engaged in a desultory skirmish with the mob lasting several hours.
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Berlin
Vienna
Tageblatt
Members of Cabinet in Need of Prayers
Washington October 20. A Baptist preacher Timothy White says certain members of the Roosevelt official family need spiritual guidance. He cites prayer meetings with North Carolina's governor and advisers yielding marvelous results, though Roosevelt is too busy to discuss the subject.
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Washington
Centain
Chitto
Memirs
Roosevelt
Timothy White
North Carolina
White
Lonely millionaire shoots self in Cal desert home
San Hanael Calif Oct 200, M Hirnell a wealthy broker of Plits hong is dying with a bullet in his beam. He was despondent and attempted death by own action because he was alone With thread of life. He carried his aur anew to the amount of $100,000. Harrnell in one of the Carnegie millionaires.
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San Hanael
Cal
Hirnell
Plitshong
Vite
Lusur
Hannell
Carnegie
Engagement of Katherine and Abruzil recognized
Rome reports the minister of marines ordered Italian cruisers Piermosk Bturla to escort Duke Abruzal home after his marriage to Katherine Elkins. The announcement stands as official recognition of the engagement.
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Rome
Minister of Marines
Piermosk Bturla
Abruzal
Thay
Nils
Katherine Elkins
Cable from Sydney reports Fifeshire rescue at Gilbert Island
A Sydney cable reports the British steamer Fifeshire, en route from Newhaven to Portland, meeting a weathered incident near Gilbert Island. A crew member named Werk is credited with saving someone amid the peril.
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San Francisco
Sydney
Australia
Fifeshire Bowrd
Newhhetle
Portland
Gilbert Island
Bowrd
Taft Resumes Speaking Tour After Throat Troubles
Taft returns to public speaking at Way with throat reportedly improving. The event follows a period of rest, and he addresses supporters about current issues.
Edward Martin Sentenced for Pawn Shop Murder in Portland
Portland on October 20 Edward Martin was convicted Saturday of murdering Nathan Wolff in the latter's pawn shop. He received a sentence of 16 years in the penitentiary and a $1000 fine. The maximum penalty for manslaughter in Oregon is five years and a $8000 fine.
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Portland
Edward Martin
Nathan Wolff
Mat Summer
Oregon
Montana Indians in Pitched Battle
Missoula Montana October 20 A telephoned report from Ovanda Powell unit says Deputy Warden C B Peyton and four Flathead Indians were killed yesterday afternoon in a clash near Hollands Prairie on the Swan River. Peyton was attempting to arrest hunters for licenses and deer over the limit. He approached the Indians camp and ordered them to Missoula, but they fired first and were met with return fire. Yellow Head was identified among the dead. others unknown.
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Missoula
Mont
Ovanda
Powell Unity
Axa
C. BK. Peyton
Peyton
Herman Rudolph
Hollands Prajr
Swin
Peston
Nuolph
Yellow Head
Mountain Goats Killed Near Libby in October
Libby Mont Oct 20 Hunters report large mountain goats in the area. J B Leary killed a 237 pound goat with a thick coat during a visit to his claim the Victor Empire. Mike Walhee on a fishing trip shot at a herd and killed an even larger goat while also catching 260 mountain trout.
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Libby
Mont
Bnunda
Victor Empire
J. B Leary
Mike Walhee
Windstorm and Tornado Kill Six In Wyoming Trains Off Cliff
Cheyenne Wyo Oct 26 Following a tornado blowing a Union Pacific train off a precipice near here last night killed six men and injured 20. The gale and snow blocked trains paralyzing railroad traffic and causing untold suffering. Hundreds of livestock will probably perish.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Skeletons Found By Hunters On Point Loma
San Diego California, Oct 20. Two human skeletons with clothing fragments were found by quail hunters in distant canyons on Point Loma. A heavy revolver and a box of cartridges lay by one skeleton. No identification is found and is unlikely. The bones appear male. Seven large gold fillings may help identify one man. Clothing fragments are too weathered to aid identification.
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San Diego
Calif
Point Loma
Roosevelt to serve as associate editor at Outlook
New York Oct 20 President Roosevelt has signed a contract to act as associate editor for The Outlook after his presidency ends in March. He will also write about African travel for Charles Scribner’s Sons and cover political and economic topics for the magazine.
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New York
Roosevelt
Outlook
Charles Scribners Sona
Outlook Ig
Bold Robbery Strikes Walla Walla Real Estate Office
A careful daylight heist in Walla Walla between Saturday evening and Monday morning stole about 1500 dollars in notes and valuables from Worth and Anderson on West Main. The safe was opened via a partially locked mechanism, with entry through a wall sink corridor from the Blandford office. Police believe a familiar offender knew the premises and they hold a strong lead as they search for motive. Documents include a 200 dollar note payable to Charles Worth and a 75 dollar note due December 4, both signatures noted.
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Walla Walla
Pollon
Worth & Anderson
West Main Street
Blandford
Charles Worth
Harry Howard
Dember
Fvor
Charlee Worth
Tariff Revision Sways Future of Print Paper Prices
A congressional committee studying wood pulp and print paper in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota recommends revising the tariff on the product. With pulp supplies shrinking the group says Canada may be the only salvation to prevent rising paper costs as mills rely on spruce timber from Minnesota.
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United States
Canada
Duluth
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Congress
Northwest
Condresaman Mann
Husband tries to burn sick wife in Seattle incident
Seattle report says M Hanson, a laborer, was arrested for attempting to burn his sick wife with blazing paper. He allegedly burst into her room at a boarding house after telling the landlady, as screams drew bystanders. The wife suffered burned eyebrows, hair, and facial injuries. Hanson offered no explanation.
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Seattle
M. Hanson
Oday
Thaw Liberty Fight Hit By Court Ruling In Mattenwan Case
Pittsburg Pa Oct 20 Another blow was dealt Thaw in his fight for liberty when Judge Young of the United States district court quashed the writ of habeas corpus against Superintendent Robert Blaimb of the Mattewan Asylum and dismissed the petition to bring Thaw to Pittsboro to testify in bankruptcy chase. The court held the testimony could be taken by deposition.
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Pittsburg
Young
United States Dreult Court
Robert Blaimb
Mattewan Asylum
Pittsboro
Kile Bankruptcy Chase
Miner fatally shot in quarrel over Alaska claim
Fairbanks Oct 20 Bob Dunn of Nome killed Carl Elting in a dispute over a Dome Creek claim transfer. After a fist fight Dunn surrendered as the assailant returned armed and a later shot struck Elting in the chest.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Bob Dunn
Nome
Carl Elting
Dome Creek
Dunn
Hoth
Jack
Elbing
LID ON TIGHT IN PAIRBANKS ALASKA
Fairbanks oct 20 The Wel Is on ght Under orders of Marshal Love xevers men were arrested last night for playing Pangingi and other simple social games No shaking of ice is allowed
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Fairbanks
Pickpocket caught with 6005 in Moffat saloon
A man named C Trownfelter was arrested for larceny from the person after allegedly stealing a purse containing about 80 from farmer Andrew Lis tiger in the Moffat saloon. The thief, described as a smooth young professional, also left behind Bill Hinle’s witch and Dee Matlock’s umbrella. Witnesses say the suspect used the same method while intoxicated, and strong evidence urges a prosecution led by Warrict attorney with indictments expected from the bar keeper and others.
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C. Trownfelter
Jam
Trownnfelter
Andrew Listiger
Umatilla County
Moffat
Bill Hinle
Dee Matlock
Lisinger
Walla Walla
Moffat Place
Treviers Puree
Scheer
Allveei
Matlock
Warrict
Trownfeller
Purke
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Pairbanks
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