Roosevelt Aboard Ivy After Ship Collision at Nairn
Roosevelt and party were transferred from the Magnolia to the revenue cutter Ivy and then to the cruiser West Virginia after the Magnolia collided with the steamer Raparta near Nairn, Louisiana. No injuries reported. communication limits delayed updates as tugs departed for the scene and the White House received no early word.
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President's boat incident as Ivy game finishes
Report states the president’s boat was goaded during the Ivy game and no one was hurt. she retired to the cabin, enjoying the incident. A pilot blame is uncertain while ships developments in Pacific routes loom with Toyo Kisen Kaisha planning two 12,500 ton liners built in Nagasaki to sail to oriental ports by 1967 end.
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Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamah Jy Company
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MM. Shirwiehl
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Pacific Mail
Siberia
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Japan
Nagaakki
Oriental
Chicago Wheat Market Opens and Closes Higher
Quotations from the Chicago wheat market show opening at 84 1/2 and closing at 89, with corn starting 44 1/2 and ending 45 8, and oats opening 26 1/2 and finishing 40 1/8. In Tokio the emperor hosts 2006 naval officers at lunch, with a similar gathering planned for tomorrow. The Tokyo division commander organized a farewell banquet for Russian officers and prisoners.
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United States
Chicago
Tokio
Toklo
Fire at Utah fueling plant devastates coking works
Sunnyside Utah October 27 fire destroyed three coal crushing plants two bridges and three buildings at Utah Fuel company mines. General Superintendent Smith injured by falling timbers. Suspected strikers blamed for starting blaze as 12000 workers risk unemployment amid coke shortage in Utah.
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Collision in Priboo Bay hurts ships off Broadway
At San Francisco on October 27 the Pacific Coast Steamship Umatilla collided with the lumber schooner Aurelia near the Broadway wharf. The rear section of the Umatilla was damaged, steam pipes burst, and panic spread among passengers. The Aurelia was towed to dock while the Umatilla continued on to Victoria.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
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Victoria
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Denounce Widening of Powers in Roosevelts Era
Oct. 27 dispatch reports a convention voicing opposition to expanding federal powers over interstate commerce while expressing confidence in Roosevelt. Delegates debate authority to regulate railroad rates and avoid deferring to rail interests, with George X. Wendling and others advocating adjournment discussions as a path forward.
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Turbulent St Petersburg Seethes Amid Anarchy And War
Reports from St Petersburg and allied areas describe a city under martial strain with shortages of food and rising panic. Workers gather for mass meetings while authorities struggle to maintain order as disturbances spread from Kharkov to Warsaw.
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Daily News
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Miss Markham Resigns for Tacoma Post
Miss Anna Markham, longtime stenographer at Silliman & Pierre, will move to Tacoma to join E. H. Hoover & Co. She will oversee stenographers and manage office equipment at the new firm, leaving her current position this Monday. Roosevelt, en route to Washington, denied engagement to Congressman Longsworth.
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Anna Markham
Silliman & Pierre
Alice
Grant Proves Industrial Demonitus in St. Petersburg
About 4000 troops stand ready for any emergency in St. Petersburg as streets fill with idle men. The scene reflects a tense security posture amid ongoing unrest and calls for rapid mobilization in a city on edge.
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Cleveland on Way to Nebraska for Quiet Visit
Chicago dispatch reports Grover Cleveland reached the city this morning and spent the day traveling quietly en route to Nebraska where he is bound for undisclosed activities.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Local high school faces Whitman college in tomorrow’s game
Tomorrow at 2:99 local high school football squad hosts Whitman College in a scrimmage. Coach Smythe leads the first team while Whitman’s Coach Smith brings a strong lineup with Pendleton experience. Key Pendleton veterans Strickland Moane Stanfield and Reeves headline the lineup, with Strand at quarterback and Borte as captain and fullback.
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Smythe
Strickland
Moane
Stanfield
Wall Collapse Buries Firemen in Central California Incident
Firemen were buried when a wall collapsed at Neth Point and Mawin street during an early morning blaze. John Arata and D. Hareteen were trapped on the second floor while Harry Wilson and Frank Cusanini were also injured as the wall gave way. Arata survived after four hours under beams, others reportedly fatally injured. total property damage estimated at $19,000.
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Neth Point
Mawin Street
Doubtful Arrester Jumps From Fourth Floor Window
Adolph Merboh her, president of Equitable Rollen loan company, leapt from his office window as officers approached with a arrest warrant. In Portland, Joseph Snahleck! was hanged at 10 30 am for the murder of Mrs. O. Roimen on July 19 in Los Angeles. The condemned man made a last statement before execution. The burial will be at the prison cemetery. In Portland a 12 year old James F Cook died after a whirling saw device known as a Flying Dutchman was used by youths building it. Cook was son of railroad promoter W J Cook who had just arrived home from eastern Oregon.
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Railroaders Rate Meeting Endorses President's Plan
The second railroaders convention approved the president's recommendations and urged Congress to pass legislation. Los Angeles attorney Joseph H. Call argued for restored federal power to regulate rates, citing Supreme Court decisions supporting Interstate Commerce Commission authority.
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Railroaders' Convention
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Joseph HM. Call
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Supreme Court
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Railways Deaths and Injuries Rise in 1905 Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 1805 killed and 4122 injured on railroad trains in the 12 months ending June. Compared with 1904, deaths rose and injuries increased due to engine and derailment incidents. There were 1535 derailments and 167 collisions, with 165 derailments affecting passengers.
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Interstate Commence Commission
Irrigation to Willamette Valley Demonstrated by Cabbage Test
A local report shows two cabbages tested for irrigation impact in the Willamette valley near Tar Flat. One plant, May-planted, produced a large head with five inches diameter while the other, two months planted, yielded a 15 inch head. Barhite residence west of Tar Flat cited as an example of garden productivity.
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Pendleton Association Eyes Funding For Fair And Race Meet
A Pendleton local association faces delays in securing 10000 for a fair and race meet. Members plan a January meeting to gauge support and possibly appoint a delegate to Portland to fixed dates with Lewiston, North Yakima, Walla Walla, Salem, Portland and Everett circuits. Officials warn delays jeopardize next year’s circuit and purses.
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Frazier
Lewiston
Sorth Yakima
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Double Bowie Knife Duel Near Fort Davis Ends Tragedy
Nome Alaska Oct 17 A tundra claim fight on Oct 10 left Edward Kiliilea and B Shaughnessy fatally stabbed in multiple places. Homer Bounds and his son Lee were badly cut but survived. All are well known miners. Later B Shaughnessy died and his partner is dying Bounds and Bounds son are recovering.
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Alaska
Fort Davia
Edward Kiliilea
B& Shavighnessy
Homer Bounds
Lee
B. Shaughnessy
Bounds
Denmark Prince Charles to Accept Norwegian Throne
Reported plan states Prince Charles of Denmark will accept Norway's throne after the November 12 popular vote. If his choices are ratified, the succession would proceed under a new constitutional arrangement pending final confirmation.
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Prince Charles
Denmark
Norway
Beach to be tried under Gravelle law in strike case
Helena Mont October 27 Telegraph operator C C Beach who joined the Northern Pacific and Great Northern operators on strike last August faces prosecution under the Gravelle law which imposes up to five years for interfering with train operations Beach reportedly pulled plugs from a witchboard and caused long delays by stalling every train division for hours
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