Japanese Prime Minister Katsura Extends Good Will to U S
Marquis Katsura declares occupation of the Philippines a civilizational step and says Japan seeks no conquest. He favors an American fleet for Pacific peace, aims to colonize Korea to ease home population pressure, and supports an Oriental conference to improve Japan America understanding.
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Margulis Katsura
Philippines
Orient
Japan
America
Korea
Tokio
Marquis Katsura
United States
United Press
Far East
Viscount Kaneko Weetrday
Pacific
Chia
Uinte
Thie
Ihe Orient
England
Unich Pren
First Authentic News of Cloupburse Patalities
Shawnee Oregon reports the cloudburst aftermath near the Canadien River. One man died while attempting to save stock, J. Z. Smith, and his brother William Smith is in precarious condition. Total damage estimated at 21 million dollars and rescue work hindered by receding floodwaters.
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Shawnee
Get
Canadien
J. Z. Smith
Withtiam Smith
Calipornia Slavs Would Change Map
In Los Angeles on October 24 representatives of about 3000 Slavs in southern California outlined a plan to overthrow Austria and establish a Slav empire. The proposed empire would include Bulgaria Serbia Turkey Montenegro Bosnia and Herzegovina and would wipe Turkey off the map of Europe.
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Los Angeles
Austria
Turkey
Europe
California
Bulgaria
Servia
Montenegro
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Wife Drags Husband From Fire During Horse Rescue
Vallejo Oct 19 Bernard Bogle died from injuries after rescuing a horse from a burning Philadelphia brewery barn. He entered the blaze to save animals, was knocked by a horse, crawled to the door, flames trapped him until his wife risked burns to pull him out. He died a few hours later. Rose, an employee at Mine Jeland pivy yard, was formerly a prominent player in Anaheim.
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Vallejo
Philadelphia
Bernard Bogle
Rose
Jeland Pivy Yard
Anaela
Absconding Barber-Manager Frank Sullivan Arrested in Spokane
Frank Sullivan former manager of the O. K. barber shop, wanted on embezzlement since last May, was arrested in Spokane by Sheriff T. D. Taylor. He allegedly vanished when proprietor Row Henneman reported £48 missing, and Sullivan denies the charges, offering no explanation for his departure.
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Prom Pembleton
Colelilent
Tiennemane
Sullivan
Spokane
Tay
Frank Sullivan
O. K
Tast
Row. Hennemat
T. D. Taylor
Prison Jail Church Services Start Sunday
An innovation in church work will begin Sunday afternoon with services at the county jail led by Dr B Ford of the Mothers Church and a band of workers. The program includes prayer hymns and a few remarks by Dr Ford for the eleven men confined in the jail who welcome the plan to be put into operation tomorrow.
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B. Ford
Mothers
Phin
Prank Day Arrested for Cursing Peter West
Fravik Day was arrested by the police this morning on a charge of uttering profane and abusive language. Peter West filed the complaint alleging Day shouted insults in public and disrupted proceedings, with Day pleading not guilty as the case moves toward a courtroom appearance in Tooelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fravik
Ju Hice
Peter West
Tooelo
Sheriff Reports Higher Tax Take for 1907 Year
Sheriff Taylor collected 967000 more taxes, with seemed higher levies and increased county spending. Deputy Funk’s report shows 819 dollars in office errors and total taxes paid over to the treasurer amounting to 928710.48, including penalties and abatements, with several minor adjustments and corrections.
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Taylor
Funk
America Dominates Vanderbilt Race on Long Island
Seventeen fast cars started the Vanderbilt Cup on Motor Park Way Long Island racing in rain and fog. Robertson won by finishing two hundred fifty miles in four hours and 48 seconds, setting a new single lap record at an average speed of OFF mph.
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Mastest Racing Automobiles
America
Long Island Motor Park Way
Rtcheson
Wil
Motor Park Way
Long Island
Vanderbilt
Dales
Jammy
Florida
Fiist
Matheson
Chevyerlet
Aeytinder
Hotehkian
Kilpitelek
Clutel
Achine
Patachuck
Senault
Robert
Robertson
Oregon State Building Up Seattle Completed
The Oregon State building at the exposition grounds is ready for occupancy and will be formally adopted today with Governor Chamberlain officiating. The Oregon exhibit is to be completely installed by February, with the first section shipped, and a ceremony planned for the official adoption.
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Boutile
Chor
Oregon
Exposition Grounds
Chamberlain
Kebruky
Bryan attacks prosperity in New York speeches
Middleton New York October 24 Bryan, in talks across the state, links the panic last October to mud prosperity and accuses Republicans of prosperity for the rise of the people while noting some investors should not suffer from too much prosperity.
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Middleton
N. Y
Bryan
New York
Tuftis
Demonstrations On Home Adornment At Koeppen Drug Store
A series of demonstrations on home beautification is underway at Koeppen drug store. Mrs. Bosworth of Milwaukee will be the demonstrator, appearing until Monday afternoon to showcase ideas of interest to city residents.
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Koeppen
Severe cold claims six tenders in Cumhee mountains
A severe Mizar swept down from the Cumhee mountains into the Ricar region leading to the belief that at least six tenders froze to death amid an estimated 20 000 sheep perished in the disaster.
Libby Packers announce sale to Turkish army
Libby McNeil of the Libby Packers says an offer for 200000 pounds of canned meat to the Turkish army signals Turkey’s impending war preparation. The note hints at broader wartime supply moves and regional tensions.
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Libby McNeil
Libby Packers
Turkey
Cant Even Shake Dice at Fulrtantes Alnaka
Under Marshal Love orders, men have been arrested for playing “panging” and other simple social gambling games. No shaking dice for drinks or public play will be allowed.
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Fulrtantes
Alnaka
Love
Ture
Moros Rain Fire In Mindanao Plantation Attack Ends In Losses
Reports from Manila describe a Moro raid near Digan on Mindanao island where an American superintendent and nine Filipino laborers were killed. The Moros, losing about 20 dead with many wounded, set plantation buildings ablaze as they retreated after a ferocious clash with laborers who briefly repulsed them.
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Digan
Philippine Archipellags
Manila
P. 1
Mindone
Mindanao
Lugon
Pendleton academy launches library drive with book event
A movement to secure an academy library began at Pendleton after a book special at the academy building. Over 150 volumes were pledged as admission fees, attendees included students and friends, and Grace Cole won the first prize in a book name guessing contest. Prof Noordhoof will lead the effort to establish an instructive library. Contributions of books are welcomed and will be collected by mail if needed.
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Pendleton Academy
Grace Cole
Fko Noordhoof
Ites
Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Report
Mrs Margaret of Cleveland suspects family quarrel over personal property prompts police involvement. Snyder begins work at daybreak as tensions rise and material items are damaged.
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Margaret
Cleveland
Oho
Snyder
Siyder Charees
New Jersey Herd Breeds Bor Celive Cattle in Fraten
A newly developed cattle breed named Bor- Celnive emerges in southwestern Fraten. It blends Hollgnidi and Mer ten mittle lineages, famed for milk quality and butter production. The breed displays black and white bedmark patterns, with a Nazarine head on the pure breed, and its name derives from Bordeaulx cry in the region.
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Fraten
Poultry Tale Shocks Portland Man and His Vineyards
A Portland man is accused of raising chickens on his property within a wine coop. The article notes the bird of freedom showed an odd affection for its gentle titling, yet harmed none of the flock, despite the man having clawed at his own cora lor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
Montle BR Gwinn Returns from State Maho Chi Relief Meeting
Montle BR Gwinn returned yesterday from Holke where he attended the state meeting of Maho Chi Relief.
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Montle BR
Gwinn
Holke
Miner Caries Insane Partner 150 Miles
Seattle reports Joseph Klick an Alaskan miner went insane in the northern wilds and was committed to an institution in Dawson. His partner J W Corning allegedly aided the escape carrying Klick 150 miles over a trail after a fierce struggle.
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Seattle
Joseph Klick
Wilds
Dawson
J. W. Corning
Corning
Klick
Body Identified After Three Weeks On Dissecting Table
The University of Chicago medical college identified the body of a man believed to be John Warren of Fresno California, after his widow located him following a long search. He died in a charitable hospital and, per custom, his body was given to science.
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Chicago
Medical College
University of Chicago
John Warren
Fresno
Calif
Blizzard claims nine hunters in Colorado mountains
Denver October 24 nine members of three hunting parties are missing and feared dead after a weekend blizzard over the mountains. Searches cover the Bradshaw and Post families believed snowbound near Masker with two other families also at risk.
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Denver
Partiea
J. D. Bradshaw
J. P. Post
Masker
Bumpers Answered Roosevelt Over Cabinet Promise Claim
National Chairman Mack released a telegram from Samuel Gompers to William Jennings Bryan in Jersey City denying any intent to join a Bryan cabinet. Gompers said he would not seek public office and labor should pursue peace, not office. The report linked Gompers to cabinet appointment amid Bryan’s likely election, while West Virginia Republicans allegedly lured laborers from the valley to Ohio to influence votes before election.
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New York
Mack
Gompers
Bryan
Jersey City
Washington, D. C
William J. Bryan
N. J
Roosevelt
Samuel Gempers
West Virginia
Ohio
West
Lewiston to vote on pavement district bond issue
Lewiston officials propose a $22,000 bond to fund the city's portion of a pavement district. The city faces a present tax roll of $4,486,394.63 and a bond limit of $807,878.92 with $284,800 already expended. The levy would rise by one fourth mill from the current nine mills toward a 15 mill limit amid concerns of greater indebtedness.
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Sava the Tewston Teller
New Commissioners Sought for Umatilla Morrow Counties
C E Roosevelt urges residents of Umatilla and Morrow counties to seek capable members for a five member fair commission. Three seats come from Umatilla and two from Morrow, with three appointees by the governor. Elections by county societies and governor appointees to be decided in November.
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C. E. Roosevelt
Umatilla
Morrow Counties
Umatilla County
Morrow
Third District Fair Commission
The
Fair Commission
Messrs
Roosevelt
Cohen
Franzgier
Teutach
Pendleton
H. M. Cockburn
Milton
W. O. Minor
R. F. Hynd
Morrow County
Horses burned in Court street barn fire in The Dalles
A barn on Court street south of Eight street owned by John Michell burned Saturday night. The fire killed two horses, injured another, and destroyed about six tons of hay. The loss is estimated around $200, with possible other damages. A lantern may have sparked the blaze. one horse was saved, another had to be shot. The dead animals were burned at the beach four miles east.
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A. S. Roberts
Court Street
Heighth Street
Dalles Chronicle
John Michell
Salem
A. 8
Roberts
Johnny Stevhbon
Sid Mr. Roberts
Cnd
Fire destroys Spokane furniture valued at 340000
Spokane Oct 24 A $340,000 furniture loss occurred in a fire at a Spokane warehouse operated by Whee Tull & Gitte furniture dealers. The blaze started by spontaneous combustion and caused about $10,000 in further damage to the warehouse structure and stock.
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Spokane
Tull & Gitte
Bryan Rivalry Grows At Hermiston Political Meeting
In Hermiston a large crowd heard William J. Bryan support from local Democrats amid panic memories of 189? and labor concerns. A special train to Echo on election day will carry voters, funded jointly by Democrats and Republicans.
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William J. Bryan
Hermiston
Ervin
Muarcaty
Serlers
Met
Ie Democratic Party
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