Cleveland in Nebraska City honors ex president Morton
In Nebraska City crowds estimated at 10 000 attended as ex President Eulogine Morton was eulogized. The speaker praised Morton as a tree planter and incorruptible statesman, contrasting his life of principle with rising materialism and urging the Morton sons to uphold his spirit and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulogine Morton Ae
Nebraska City
Cleveland
J. Sterling Morton
Morton
Marton
Brokers Cleared in Washington Government Conspiracy Case
New York and Peckham among brokers discharged by Commissioner Midgley this morning. The court noted the government must prove beyond doubt that the alleged conspiracy to defraud the government occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monehan
Frederick AL Peckham
Votten
Wouth
Washington
Midgley
Greek church chaplain dies after stormy voyage
Father Voisin a high priest of the Greek church and Lena ship chaplain dies suddenly in Seattle after news from sailors of vodka overuse during a storm. The Lena is due to sail to Kureia tomorrow and the rescued miners report heavy losses in Nome cargoes as Nome mining season nears completion with Victoria expected next week to bring remnant cargoes.
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San Francisco
Voisin
Lena
Kureia
Itn
Bay
Votka
Seattle
Valenei
Tampico
Olympia
Nome
Benator
Operaitora
Victoria
Court records show pleas and dismissals in branch cases
District Attorney filed charges against J J Hill for stealing 64 from Ralph Mey and against Charles Sam for assaulting Walton. W E Bond case dismissed for similarity to H B Kershaw acquittal. FLPON pleaded guilty to stealing 104 from partner Taiph Mays and got one year in prison. Federal injunction blocks interference with Union Pacific branch construction up the North Platte valley.
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Phelpen
J. J. Hill
Ralph Mey
Hill
W. EL
H. B. Kershaw
T. G. Halley
Flpon
Taiph Mays
Ellin
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Federal County
Union Pacific
North Platte Valley
Postponed Cases Involving Saloons At Frewater
District Attorney Phetpe returns from Frewater after reviewing charges against George Treland Jack Kelley and Mefirath all former saloon keepers. Witness Dan Shoots reported with a physician certificate the case postponed to next Wednesday pending pleas of guilty with suspensions if they quit the dust. If violations recur they face fines and imprisonment.
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Preewrler
Anetil Club
Laigt
Phetpe
George Treland
Jack Kelley
Siloon
Mefirath
Orel
Dan
Alen
Hal Prac
Healy
Suoon
Ireland
Tintric
Phelpe
Mintons
Freewater
Mitton
Capitalist Hubbell Found Dead Amid Personal Crisis
Seattle report says Frank W. Hubbell, prominent real estate figure worth about half a million, was found unconscious with a gas tube in his mouth in a hotel apartment. Doctors failed to revive him. domestic trouble is suspected. Hubbell had attracted eastern capital for major city improvements before his death at 18.
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Seattle
Frank W
Hell
Hubtell
New York
Hite
Hubbell
Cnue
Message Over 1 000 Miles Intercepted at Sea
A remarkable intercepted message from the cruiser West Virginia, relayed via the Colorado, indicated Taft would pass the South Carolina coast and proceed to Panama. The note, sent from over 1,000 miles away, was picked up by the Washington station off the coast of Florida. Also reports an auction sale at Shaw and Roberts ranch with cattle and sheep fetches.
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Weaalimatan
West Virginia
Florida
Colorado
Taft
Priam Ant Will Pas
Roosevelt
Tre
South
Caroling Tannomcow
West Virgina
Flor
al Browne
Rami Kew
Washington
Norfolk
Panama
South Carolina
Shaw & Roberts
Marsters
Bolew Statesman
Heathman Case Non-Suited in Pengleton Circuit Court
Judge W B Bid granted a motion for non suit in the Heathman versus city of Pengleton case after all evidence was heard. City attorneys Carter and Haley argued the motion, Judge Fie ruled in favor of the city, and Heathman’s attorney John McCourt said an appeal to the Supreme Court would be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heathman
Pengleton
W. B. Bid
Joneuit
Honea
Attoress Carter & Haley
John McCourt
President Stevens Address Denounced Polygamy and Patents
Twenty five thousand copies of President Stevens annual address were printed at the organization’s expense while the convention denounced the Gothenberg dispensary system as license. A diamond medal contest and children’s rally were held. Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens urged stringent anti polygamy measures and reform of patent medicine advertising.
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Stevens
Gothenberg
Chiliren
Los Angeles
Cal
Stevene
Hoomevell
L. M. N. Stevens
Portland
United States
Witte and Martial Law Across War-Torn Cities
Disjointed reports from St. Petersburg and other centers describe growing unrest, arson, and rioting as Witte is seen as a potential premier with dictatorial powers. Bombings wounds police, mobs clash with troops, and martial law spreads from Warsaw to Kharkoff amid revolutionary strife.
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St. Detersburg
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Kharkoff
London
Kieti
Pendleton Wins Football Game 11 to 0 at Four O'clock
Pendleton defeated its opponent with a shutout, finishing 11 to 0. The match started at four in the afternoon and showcased Pendleton's strong defense and productive offense.
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Pendleton
Despondent Man’s Death and Damaged Accounts Found
James F. B. Garrell was found dead in bed with a bullet wound in San Francisco on October 28. A note named Terre Haute Indiana as home and Kris Garrell as his father. A $2000 certificate of deposit and bankbooks from three banks were found among his effects, suggesting financial distress. Also reported is Albert White, 14, killed by accidental gun discharge in Redlands California on October 28 while jumping an irrigation ditch during a hunting trip.
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San Franciscn
James FB. Garrell
Denver
Terres Maute
Ind
Kris Garrell
Ladd & Tilton
Spokane & Eastern Trust Company of
Spokane
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Redlands
Cal
Albert White
Mnchor
Seek Franchise For Automatic Telephone System
F H Stow and C Young of Los Angeles spent a day in council sessions seeking a franchise for Home Telephone to install an automatic system. Stow will return after meeting Olympia officials and continue negotiations. He touts speed and direct lines with underground cabling on Matin street and plans for widespread installation if approved. Some council members favored the proposal, though no decision yet.
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F. H. Stow
C. Young
Los Angeles
Cal
Celly
Matin Street
Mather
Strikes and unrest ripple through St Petersburg region
Reports from St Petersburg describe railway tracks torn up and bridges blocked as workers and soldiers clash with authorities. Textile workers face hunger and 20 cent daily earnings while professionals donate three days’ wages to striker relief. City council votes to form a guard as revolutionary tensions rise.
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St. Petersburg
Slenne
Bett
Proftessotial Autociatione
Remanded Without Bail in Embezzlement Case
Henry Hangs, arrested on a Chicago police complaint for embezzlement, is remanded without bail to await extradition. The Chicago clubman, mining expert, is alleged to have embezzled $2590 and is said to be the son of California millionaire Albert Gohl of Chicago, with several other cases pending.
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Walenve
New York
Henry Hangs
Chicago
Rang
Clubmiun
California
Albert Gohl
Court denies new trial for Albert T. Patrick in murder case
The court of appeals this afternoon denied a petition for a new trial by Albert T. Patrick, the lawyer on death row for involvement in the murder of millionaire Witton Marah Rice. The ruling closes another bid in a high profile case stirring Chicago headlines.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
Millionnaire Witton Marah Rice
Ten Men Loot Indiana Bank Robbery In Wild Breakout
Ten men blew the safe of the First National Bank in the town near Telluride. Explosions spurred a chaotic getaway as police pursued the bandits leaving townsfolk in shock. Local reports note damaged dental tusks and a trove of prehistoric fossils uncovered along the route, suggesting far wider discoveries linked to the crime scene.
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Hagerstown
Tih
Getos
First National Bank
Prisnoly
Detlam
Oia
Cheemenoan
Secret Service Investigating In Seattle Big Federal Case
Six U S secret service agents are in Seattle on a large federal case touching timberland matters involving prominent citizens and a high ranking U S official and a former Washington state official. The investigation is kept secret to avoid alerting those involved and hindering the process. If indicted, the federal grand jury actions may attract nationwide attention akin to Oregon timber fraud cases.
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Seattle
Get
United States Secret Service
United States
Waehington
Thome
G Fund
Oregon
Guards Guard Chinatown Gambling Houses Under Vigilant Mob
A Portland waterfront report claims many former police guards now patrol Chinatown gambling dens under Mayor Harry Lane. A prominent local says the city crime wing has dissolved and that a large group of former special policemen formed a club guarding the Chinese gaming houses around the clock, with gambling taking place through much of the day.
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Cumbling
Chinatown
White Wateret
Stauf
Harry Lane
Oregon Daily
Journ
Porthlander
Delee
Second Street
Want the Judge as a Witness in Miner Dispute
Federal court in Momoon opened with a dispute over procedure in a farmers versus mining companies case along the Coeur du Abene canyon. Judge Beatty recused himself from hearing the case, saying he referred the matter to Circuit Judge Gilbert at Port Townsend, Oregon, to decide if he is disqualified to preside.
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Federal Court
Momoon
Coeur du Abene
Jones
Spokane
Collinel
Tod
Beatty War
Beatie
Spokane Review
Juder Gilbert
Port- Inna
Ore
Judee Gilbert
Fale
Eise
Bet — Doles
Brothers arrive to claim slain foreman’s body
Prenk and William Lamb, brothers of the late Section Foreman Lamb killed under a freight train, reach town from Nebraska to assume charge of the body. They plan burial in Nebraska and have wired for instructions. meanwhile the deceased’s remains are kept at Huber & Folsom parlors. A Whittail Conservator group, scheduled to entertain at La Grande on November 14, may reschedule and divert routines as Lamb’s death is processed.
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Prenk
William Lamb
Lamb
Nebraska
Huber & Folsom
Whitt Quartet
Conaling
la Grande
Teachers Chosen for Umatilla County District 7A
The fragment details chosen teachers for Umatilla County district 7A near Pendleton. It mentions June Wasson and Mrs Mary Fate, a one year widow, with a rumored elopement involving Thimis Buckie and Tod east. The source text is incomplete and garbled.
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Umatilla County
Clerriot
Hates Station
Mbton
June Wasson
Distriet So. 7A
Pendleton
Mary Fate
Lowe
Thimis Buckie
iLé-viar- Tod East
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Peterhoff
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Come
Hevel
Reval
Tomek
Kieff
Moscow
Kyyxkoff
Desma
Rexes
Cosmeks
Gymnastic Academy
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Opt
Dragomiroff
Exar
Emtte
Mortow
Eam
CME
New Trin
LEW
Indiana Bank
Opeilaton
Vantis
Hank
Tn- Vina
Monder and
Sifeidhe
Telluride
Jenlowsy
Carlo Delucco
Merning
Vic
Bridg Wien
Lithet
America Falla Advertioner
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