Return of Jock Roose Taints His Presidency?
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic recounting of a political figure named Roose returning to influence. Mentions Barbery froxien, Barret, Standerts, and a public scene with police, vehicles, and a funeral. Names like Miller Vaughan and Viviane Eppinger appear amid disjointed notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Vaughan Pamae Driver
Eariy
Phe
Paden van Ier
Viviane Eppinger
Milo Wenyagr
Matimont
Yemen at the Front and War’s Grim Tales
The article recounts stark wartime scenes including a soldier driven mad by injury and a comical misreading of Turkish‑era reports, plus brief notes on an Episcopal convention and a rector’s remarriage. It weaves sensational war imagery with local church and social notes.
Septic Tank for West End School
A report on installing a new septic tank at the West End School describes a watertight underground receptacle draining sewage to prevent odors. Workers note no acids or chemicals are used, and the tank will support safety and sanitation with a scheduled completion in about eight weeks amid construction delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen
Hrandisie
Lumber trade slows as McLaughlin cites dull season
McLaughlin reports the native lumber trade is duller than in seven years with 180,000 feet on hand from spring 1908. He saws only what stock moves and notes a historic slump. rains boost livestock and forage while timber sleepers on railways total about 1.404 billion pieces valued near 50 million dollars, impacting global lumber supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formh MoLaughiin
Gariane
Joep MoLaughiin
Gardane
Molaughie
Mumimer
McLaughlin
Baltic Fleets Misstep Prompts Repair Notice
Baltic fleets misstep noted as prompt full repair promised. London reports show officials, including Balfour and Lamsadowne, meeting to prevent demonstrations amid North Sea incident. King’s audience followed by partial crowd in London. Notes of diplomatic talks with Russia over reparation, apology, and inquiry. Russian delays and Spain's naval movements tied to Baltic fleet arrivals and neutrality duties amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Riein Hue
Balfour
London
Lamsadowne
Buckingham Palace
Newmarket
Ctiniy
Hay Panseil
Lerouid
Trondon
Prometime
Telly
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
For Being Sectine Titian Editer Gets Two Years
In a federal case, former editor Charles De jmaoll of Lavetore newspaper was sentenced to two years for sending improper material through the mail. The item attacked Mrs. Lionel How of Ansley editor of Polly Pry, Denver magazine, which opposed the reigning authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titian Editer
Coal price pressure cited by railroad agents in Chicago hearing
In Chicago a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission heard wholesale coal dealer George Merryweather of Cox Brothers testify as chairman of a railroad agents commission in Chicago that they met monthly and set arbitrary coal prices. He said dealers faced pressure to keep fuel costs high. Ohio City damaged. Troy, C., Oct. 28. A second large fire destroyed an entire block of business houses, losses around 160,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miste Petes
New York
George Merryweather
Chicame
Cox Brothers
Catcagy
Ohio City
Troy
Crew and Passengers Saved From Stranded Steamship
In San Juan on October 26, forty passengers and crew from the steamship Kelvin were rescued after the vessel was abandoned in open waters. Authorities reported orderly evacuations and no serious injuries. The incident prompted a maritime inquiry and safety checks for nearby ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Kelvin
Rescue of WMA duo Links to New York Departure
Two days after leaving New York on October 6, WMA were rescued by the schooner Cordelia after 17 days adrift in an open boat. They endured hardship and reliance on shipboard trust. Wilmingson Del reports the Harlow and Hollingsworth plant of the United States Shipbuilding Company sold at auction for $695,000 to the shipyard reorganization committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wma
New York
Cordelia
Wilmingson, del
Harlow and Hollingsworth
United States Shipbuilding Company
Shipyard Combine
Ship Ontunela Reports Massachusetts Sinking Off Bahama Channel
The Spanish ship Ontunela arrived reporting the steamship Massachusetts was low seventeen miles off the Bahama canal on the way from England to New Orleans. It remains unclear if the crew survived. Highwaymen robbed a Hamilton bank branch near Pam Coulee, taking 3000 dollars as managers and clerks transported funds to another branch. Cornealinus Vancott, Portmaster, died in New York after scale indigestion triggered heart failure. A highwayman identified as Young Walton was linked to the Albina car shooting of Policeman Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Massachusetts
Old Bahama Canal
England
New Orleans
Winnipeg
Twdoay
Hamilton
Pam Coulee
Here
North Dakota
Cornealinus Vanevst
New York
Cornelius Vancott
Young Walton
Nelson
Albina
Monthaso
Airship over the fair impresses crowd in St Louis
The Baldwin airship from Low Angeles drifted to 8000 feet above the transportation building during a fair valuation. Cheers erupted as it passed the aeronautic ground and descended to East St Louis near Kaabenghue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
T. ©. Baldwin
Low Angelea
Aeronautic
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress Opens at World’s Fair
The 16th annual session of the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress opened in the Hall of Congress at the World’s Fair. Thomas Richardson of Portland, Ore., chaired the executive committee as Governor Dockery, Mayor Wells, and President Francis delivered welcome addresses. Vice-presidents from states and territories offered responses. President R. B. Kern spoke, with this afternoon’s program featuring James B. Garfield of Ohio, Alexander Revell of Chicago, and Col. Fred Fleming of Kansas City among slated speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Thomas Richardson
Portland
Ore
Dockery
Wells
Francis
Congress
States
Territories
RB. C. Kern
James B Garfield
Ohio
Alexander Revell
Chicago
Fred Fleming
Kanman City
Dispatch Probes Timing for Next Peace Congress Meeting
Washington October 25 A circular note from the state department sent to U S diplomatic representatives asks governments for the time of the next peace congress and whether The Hague would be acceptable as the meeting site at a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
United States
Hague
Brownell to Visit Pendleton for Republican Rally
George Brownell of Oregon City will address Pendleton voters on the Republican issue as Judge James A. Fee and other electors may attend. The meeting, likely the only public political event in Pendleton or Umatilla County this fall, awaits a venue and formal arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George (. Brownell
Oregon City
James A. Fee
Pendleton
George Broownell
Clackamas County
Frank Curl
Brownell
Pendheton
Oregon
Umatilla County
Union County Assessors Seek Details on Railroad Tax Objections
Union County assessor J H Morton asks assessor C P Strain for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company complaint filed in Umatilla County. Morton notes the railroad’s $8000 per mile valuation objections and requests a brief outline to avoid similar issues in Union County for 1904. The inquiry seeks technical grounds of objection to improve assessment accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Rmneof
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Umatilla County
Ulston County
J. HH. Morton
C. P. Strain
Umatilla
Union
Oregon
C. PB
Biraly
Pendleton
Ore
The
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
J. H. Morton
Photographer Major Moorhouse Returns From Turkey Ranch Trip
Major Lee Moorhouse arrived back from a photographing expedition to the Mottinger turkey ranch beyond the Columbia with numerous pictures. The Mottinger herd includes over 100 turkeys being prepared for the Thanksgiving market. Owner George H Mottinger expects a substantial sale profit. The flock is described as the largest in the Northwest. The birds were brought to the ranch early in summer and a man was hired to care for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Moorhouse
Columbia
Major Lee Moorhouse
Switzsier
Motiinger
George H. Mottinger
Northwest
Cars Collide in Dense Fog in Seattle
A dense fog accident on the Seattle trolley line early today left twenty seriously injured and A Cole a real estate man fatally hurt. Motormen on both cars are blamed for carelessness as outbound and inbound units collided at 8 40 am while attempting to switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Giroes
Seattle
A. Cole
Tom Berg
Jonni Ferryoyle
Dave Sullivan
F. D. Clever
John Colelle
W. F. Boyd
Wagner
Boyd
Prune Crop Shortens Northwest Harvest Size
The Northwest prune crop will be only about 25 to 30 percent of last year, with totals around 7.6 to 9.6 million pounds. Europe’s huge harvest and mixed Pacific Coast prices shape the market, while dryers work to complete processing in the prune district this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soya
Salem Statesman
Gije
Willamette Valley Association
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Europe
Pacific Northwest
Allotte Mary Flush Seeks Divorce After Short Marriage
Mary Mosh, also known as Mary Bonapier, seeks a divorce from Charles Flush amid two months of marriage. The suit, filed in the stone circuit court, cites verbal abuse and mistreatment including the alleged destruction of her clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Mosh
Mary Plush
Mary Flash
Ahe
Umatilla
Stone Circuit Court
Mary Bonapier
Charles Flush
Hem
Taylor Residence Sold to Colonel X at Court House Street
T Taylor sold his residence opposite the courthouse to Colonel X H Raley. Possession will be between November 1 and 10. The Taylors will live at a hotel during the winter as building projects are deferred due to late season and uncertain continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
T. © Taylor
X. H. Raley
Te Street
Court House
Wade Residence Sold to Hon Walter Pierce at Locust Hill
Hon Walter Pierce purchased the Wade residence of Colonel J B Raley at Locust Hill for over 36060 and expects to occupy it by December 1. The consideration is now made public in this notice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jock
Prsident Roose
Francesco
Diutorblag
Corerell
Inet
Tettiroua
Aed
Anit
Yadmen
Fokientc
Iontin
Japaedte
Emir
Werner
Dihveren
Cunon
Fomton
Mons
Dinan
Meomgpei
Geodon
West End
Lumber
Tirabe
Baltic
Lon
Don
Foreign Mission
Rusdan
Muck London
Count Bendkendorff
Smbaemdor
Lanaiowne
Tatters Home Titstoring
Aifour
Foreign Secretarys
Tokio
Fiji
Mar East
Rowesin ‘Ts ‘Nwillfind
St. Petersbrg
Pereign Mulliveer Lane
Gertood
Culthorpe
Priti’h Navel
Chasseur
Rian
Admiralty
Martone
Rejestwenmey
Vigo
Spas
St. Peterburg
Novee Vremys
North Wea
Adesadira
Hull
K le
Ruesin J
St. Peters
Spain
Ariosa
Ferrer
Eptapa
Arioma
Odal
Steran
Los Angeles
Kaet St. Lauis
A. R
Commercial Congress
Trans Missippi
St. Louis
Allotte
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!