Floods and earthquakes reported in several regions
Floods and earthquakes are reported from Calabria Rieti and Umbria. The Preneh crojger D'Estres arrived at La Guayra to protect French interests in Venezuela. Coal is rushing to New York with prices dropping to 6.50 a ton. Rumor cites Rear Admiral Walker heading the US canal commission. Laborers in Pittsburgh factories strike for 1 percent wage rise. Chinese minister We Ting Fang ordered home to become commerce minister. A Minneapolis detective faces three years for bribery. Legal battle over W. S. Stratton estate in Colorado Springs. Temperance meeting in Boston features Lady Henry Somerset and Rev Henry Sanders. Scaffold collapse in Williamsboro kills three. Paget loses an eye in hunting accident. Mrs. Mary Ayres of Fort Collins arrested for bigamy. General Miles to retire next August. Major-General B. M. Young to be next army lieutenant general. Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company resumes full-time work with few suspensions. Embezzlement case against M. J. OBrien reported. $305.50 missing. Bridges on the Columbia Northery reach Swale Canyon. rails for the new line to follow. The Regulator line delivers first rail load. construction to begin. Alaska Packers Association steamers arrive with employer and salmon cargo. The President’s ship nine days out has 1,148 cases of salmon. Karluk canneries ship 25 employees. Star of Russia carries 5,000 cases of salmon. arrivals of Oriental and Baltolitthu expected to finish water salmon receipts for the season.
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Calabria
Rieti
Umbria
Crojger D'Estres
la Guayra
Venezuela
New York
Washington
Walker
United States Canal Commission
Pittsburg
We Ting Fang
Minneapolis
District Court
Colorado Springs
W.S. Stratton
Boston
Henry Somerset
Henry Sanders
London
A. H. Paget
Whitney
England
Mary Ayres
Fort Collins
Lara
Miles
B. M. Young
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
M. J. O'Brien
Portland
Russell & Co
Spokane
Columbia Northery
Swale Canyon
Lyle
Regulator Line
Alaska Packers’ Association
San Francisco
Karluk
Karink
Star of Russia
Oriental
Oregon Pioneer Judge J B H D Gray Dies at Astoria
The article notes Judge J B H D Gray a longtime Oregon pioneer resident died at his Astoria home Sunday evening from a grip infection. Also mentioned are Oregon Farmers losing 10 to 4 to Washington in Seattle and A A Booth of Lane County being backed for the Oregon senate presidency. Salmon trout move up the Gandy River toward Bull Rusfin schools with trout seen in the area.
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J. BH. D. Gray
Oregon
Astoria
University of Washington
Seattle
A. A. Booth
Lane County
Oregon Senate
Gandy
Hotel Arrivals Listing Wide Northwest Area
A lengthy list of hotel arrivals includes guests and origins from Portland and Spokane to Boston and Worcester. Notable names include J. A. Wikham Powned Mre G. D. Simmons La Grande J. H. Bryant Pueblo Thomas Spencer St Louis G. 8. Youngman Portland Julius Garst Worcester J. D. Gulliam Boston A. Openheimer San Francisco kh DB. Brown Walla Walla A. Clayburgh Chicago D. Shalts Spokane Fred Olsen San Francisco T. Sunderland Sheridan P. S&S. Norton Seattle W. PD. Chamberlain city A. D. Chase Portland William Maher Portland J. H. Kloeckner Portland H. F. Herwig Walla Walla W. H. Peatross North Yakima J. P. Wiltong North Yakima BE. W. Dooly North Yakima F. P. Stauffer Aniderson J. J. Killgore Muscatine 8. J. Killgore Muscatine J. M. Garrison Forest Grove Mrs. C. B. Davis Alba Elma Davis Alba Mrs. McLaughlin Somerville L. MelLaughlin Somerville RK. BR. Kimmell Sumner H. Walters and wife Ellensburg A. George Portland FP. BE. Hunsucker Spokane Co. D. Rinker Spokane W .R. Garrett Halsey J. W. Stover Baker City Ray Stout Portland G. B. Saunders New Bridge M. W. Briggs city Miss Eastman Chicago W. N. Campbell city D. Blackmore city W. F. Bennett Pilot Rock Frank Wolf Spokane
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J. A. Wikham
G. D. Simmons
la Grande
J. H. Bryant
Pueblo
Thomas Spencer
St. Luis
Youngman
Portland
G. Y. Harry
Julius Garst
Worcester
J. D. Gulliam
Boston
A. Openheimer
San Francisco
DB. Brown
Walla Walla
A. Clayburgh
Chicago
D. Shalts
Spokane
Fred Olsen
T. Sunderland
Sheridan
P. S&s. Norton
Seattle
W. PD
Chamberlain
City
A. D. Chase
William Maher
J. H. Kloeckner
H. F. Herwig
W. H. Peatross
North Yakima
J. P. Wiltong
BE. W. Dooly
F. P. Stauffer
Aniderson
J. J. Killgore
Muscatine
J. Killgore
J. M. Garrison
Forest Grove
C. B. Davis
Alba
Elma Davis
McLaughlin
Somerville
L. MelLaughlin
BR. Kimmell
Sumner
H. Walters
Ellensburg
A. George
BE. Hunsucker
D. Rinker
W .R. Garrett
Halsey
J. W. Stover
Baker City
Ray Stout
G. B. Saunders
New Bridge
M. W. Briggs
Miss Eastman
W. N. Campbell
D. Blackmore
W. F. Bennett
Pilot Rock
Frank Wolf
Universal Baby Theme Opens State Congress of Mothers
Several hundred women gathered in the Hall of Education for the State Congress of Mothers opening. The three day congress will discuss baby's needs from spiritual discipline to proper food and physical education.
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New York
Hall of Education
State
Congress of Mothers
Congress
Forged Checks Trail Youth From St George Saloon
E Finch, an 18 year old local youth, cashed four checks Saturday night totaling 40 dollars after leaving the St George saloon. Victims trusted him. the last check at the same venue proved worthless and he fled town around train time. Police are seeking Finch, whose prior troubles included theft of trousers. parents are respected residents. Wallin Walla reports a separate fatality where John Marey died Saturday after a falling log toppled onto him at Big Meadows. Coroner investigating.
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V. Finch
Even, Inc
St. George
Finch
Kpen
Kelly
Tme
Wallin Walla
John Marey
Big Meadows
Here
"Hello" Men in Session in Kentucky Joint Meet
In Louisville Kentucky on October 28 members of the Kentucky Independent Telephone Association and the Independent Telephone Association of Indiana began a joint convention. Telephone men from nearly 100 cities and towns attended as steps were announced to merge the two associations on a working basis and to connect with similar groups in other states, expanding independent telephone service nationwide.
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Loulaville
Kentucky Independent Telephone Association
Independent Telephone Association of
Indiana
Roosevelt order aims to ease Manila famine freight crisis
To avert famine in the Philippines, Manila reports that President Roosevelt has ordered foreign vessels to engage in toastwise trade through the islands. The civil commission plans immediate action to implement the order, hoping to relieve islanders and lessen rice costs amid the threatened famine.
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Manila
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Civil Commission
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cures for Coughs
A Davia Kentucky druggist Druggist T Smith touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, claiming six years of sales with no failures. He cites cures for throat and lung diseases when doctors fail. Tallman & Co guarantee satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles free. Regular size 60e and 1.
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T Smith
Davia
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Claims
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh uncurable by fall’s Catarrh Cure. It lists PF J Cheney Co Toledo as the company and includes testimonials about F D Cheney’s honesty and reliability. It mentions WERAT TRUAX and WALDING KINNAN MARVIN as druggists and promotes Hall’s Family Pills as the best.
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PF. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. d. Cheney
Werat & Truax
Wholesale Druggtats
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hotesa
All Fats Hall
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