European powers and war news from a distant front
Dispatches report 46 000 core and men in China with Japan supplying over two fifths. Lt H N Way of the Fourth Infantry is killed near Villa Vieja Luson Angier. Rail and wheat crop issues. famines in Kansas and Argentina. Bank consolidations and a Pacific railroad robbery noted. Jockey Todd Sloan wins with Lady Madey and Longshoreman. prices and shipments to England. United Mine Workers foresee a major anthracite strike with wage demands affecting 140 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
MacArthur
H. XN. Way
Villa Vieja
Luson
Angier
United States
Kansas
Argentine
Kaneas
Union Pasville
Wyoming
War Department
Man Ln
Maxime Gomes
National Party
Havana
National Citizens Bank
The
Peoples Ink
Pacific Tank
Mechanics & Procture Bank
East River National Bank
Ninth National Bank
New York
Thomey
Magyar
Todd Sloan
Law
Lady Madey
Sheepahead Bay
Longshoreman
England
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Local notes mix of deaths and events across Pacific Northwest
A fragmented Pacific Northwest column mentions Helen C Cochran of North Yakima dying in Manila after army service, a gate fee at a Portland fair, Fort Miener in Kings Valley with injuries, Charles Nordstrom's death from a paralytic stroke, a Bryan and Stevensin Club, an Antelope district agricultural meeting, a splenlid race meeting, and various academic chair elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen C. Cochrane
Yakima
Manila
Portland
Fort Miener
Kings Valley
Corvallix
Charles Nordstrom
Astoria
Hay
International League of Trews Cinde
Edith Tovier
Biroughit
Bryan
Slowith
Te. Hayden
I. G. Calld
Jonn Robertson
Dewald West
J. Davidson
Onegin Dmietriet Agricultural Association
Antelope
Outaler
H. Fe Mulkey
Profemor Powell
Bishop
New York
Frank Howell
Company 1
Second
Oregon
Astiland
Philippines
Question of troop withdrawal from Pekin dominates foreign policy
The dispatch discusses whether to pull troops from Pekin amid Sino foreign tensions. Britain shows cautious support for withdrawal to Ta Tien while not advancing a final decision. U S officials delay responses as Con ger and Chaffee communications remain silent and the fate of Pekin prospects unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamlon
Pekin
China
Thon Tain
TREATMENT OF CRONJE AT ST HELENA
The British ship Maroonone arrived from South Africa and brought orders for Captain Mas to visit Boer prisoner General Cronje on St Helena. Prisoners are confined behind a wire enclosure and mostly kept idle with limited work allowed. British officers entertain them, Cronje treated as a near guest of the government.
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New York
Sept
Miaroonone
Jist
South Africa
St. Helena
Gcaptain Mas
Isluad
Bente
Boor Alliver
Heneral Cronje
Detectives Trace Thief From Chicago Burlington Package
In Hirlington Sept 3 detectives hope fingerprint analysis will identify the thief who stole 20,000 from a express package en route from Chicago to Burlington. A thumb print on the package is being compared with prints of all connected with the duplicate package as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pollowlingite
Pokein
Hussin
Careyliy
Pekin
Thivela
Conger
Olive Mioh
Agvet
Chaffee
Hirlington, Ly
Mons
Chiveago
Burlington
Lnerlark Holton
Disputes Released From Crone With MacArthur
General Hughes reports an engagement near Carmen with Forty fourth Volunteer infantry. First Lieutenant Lovak was killed or wounded, and the enemy suffered 120 casualties. No further details received.
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Waellngton
Crone
MacArthur
Mawila
Cioneral Hughes
Botot
Liewtenant Lovak
Forty Fourth Volunteer Infantry
Carmen
Bohol
Ely
Detalla
London Proclamation Announces Tranaveat Heawforth
A fragmentary London dispatch notes a royal proclamation about Tranaveat and its movement from a portion of her rim. The garbled text suggests official wording and a scheduled action with somber ceremonial language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hoberte
Plague Reports Reach Gowen and Clyde Bank
Fears spread as Cilugen area cases raise alarm for Gowen on the Clyde west bank. Officials report suspected plague within the city and intensified health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowen
Clyde
Tile City
Dem challenger Arthur Rewall in Ippertion condition after attack
Huth Me Sept 3 Arthur Rewall the democratic candidate for vice president in 180 is in an liv erption! condition here following an apoplexy attack. The report notes Gow joared in the colli gion yesterday at Hafield though several are not expected as Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piadel
Gow
Hafield
Fenn
Huth
Arthur Rewall
Unimaginable Sultan Expenditures Highlight Luxuries
The sultan’s yearly expenses are shown to top 90 million with 9.7 million on clothing for women and 400 thousand on the sultan’s wardrobe, 7.5 million on jewelry, 9 thousand for pocket money, and 2 million for table costs. About 3,000 residents live within a walled city, living luxuriously at civil cost, underscoring the vast, controversial spending.
Brown system enforces new railroad employee discipline
A new policy from the Brown system will take effect September 1 on the Union Pacific and the O R & N railroads. The plan uses a single loyalty ledger per employee with credits and debits for conduct, aiming to reward good records while relegating penalties to reduced impact.
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O. BR. & Road
Union Pacific
Brien
Cnmploves
Syater
Vitor
Wil
Otter
Acluwr
Svaten
Cincinnati Women Lead Charity Trolley Ride
A precised form of vatier club work law introduced by Jowbal women of Cincinnati offers a single yearly trolley ride as a chance to aid the needy. Participants compare outcomes with social conditions and plan outings for the firk and poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowbal
Cincinnati
Stops the Cough and Cold Remedies Sold in Trade
An item notes a cough and cold remedy sale with training and payment terms in a brief listing. The text mentions goats as payment and a single price reference. No clear event or identifiable organizations are provided.
New York Republicans Edge Arkansas In State Election News
Reports from multiple states describe Democratic and Republican campaigns. Key items include Timothy L. Woodruff accepting renomination for lieutenant governor, Roosevelt and Jonicks urging public disclosure of state affairs, Arkansas votes leaning Democratic for Governor while Negro voters pivot Republican, and national party leaders meeting in Chicago to map campaign strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Chicago
Kentucky
Saratoga
S. C
Timothy L. Woodruf
Bia Theler
Wuodroff
Iiterest
Plate Farm
Davis
Valiedl Ronediot
Corm
Roosevelt
Jonicks
Arkansas
Little Kook
Ark
Jefloreem Davia
Rommel
Iveriior
Sonn
Johnson
C. A. Walsh
National Committee
Labor Day Parade In Chicago Features Bryan Roosevelt
Organized labor crowds fill Chicago on Labor Day with a morning review before Colonel Bryan and Colonel Roosevelt. After a luncheon at the hotel, speakers including Roosevelt and Bryan address labor leaders and plan later campaigns in Mississippi Valley states as Roosevelt heads toward Minnesota and Bryan toward Cumberland, Montana.
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Chicago
Bryan
Roosevelt
Koonwelte
Limehwon
Electric Park
Mousevelt
Roonvelt
Cumberfared
Mel
Tie
Harrisburg Bapt. S. Vrancia Frotm Referred to as Shorty Shot by Farmers
Harrisburg area resident known as shorty was described as a desperate criminal. He was shot and killed by a group of farmers near Elizabethville Pennsylvania during an apparent pursuit.
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Harrisburg
S.vrancia Frotm
Shorty
Elizabethville
Lambert Defies City Ordinance and Stays in Jail
Charlo Lambert, an alleged clothing dealer, defied Portland city enforcement by advertising in Corvallis. After four trials and police resistance, he was jailed for one day in county jail, refusing to post bond and vow to appeal to the state supreme court. The case involves alleged violations of the city disinfection ordinance. Misconduct included direct advertising and noncompliance with municipal orders.
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Charlo Lambert
Howe
Portland
Cltw
Corvallis
Hare Khoteklew
Tiger
Lambert
Ceveral
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Jlies Howered
Puayper
Weekly Examiner
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Boone
Vaney
Annie
Odentt
Ion
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Nottingham
Pendleton’s Big Store
Remy
Bokinosy
Waerington & Columia
A.C. Shaw & Co, W. J. Sewell
Mer
Joseph Ell
Main Street
Pondieton
Chas. H. Pletcher
Bis
Joe Basler
East Oregonian
People
Pacific Northwest News
Myre
Baker
R. Ghee
Powers
Russia
Tei
Perley
Rebief
Taku
Fanister
Tien Tain
France
Nan
Paris
Uubrenk
Severa
Wii
Arthur Sewall
Portland Telegram
Willamette Valley
Eportanien
Marion County Red & Gan Club
Salvin
Lewat
Portsmouth
Ban Winnelees
Portemouth
San Francho
Milford Haven
Dingaion
Florida
Leo
Amorion
Sichly
Republicans
Will
Tim Woodruff
Frankfort
Campaien
Vue Ee Tewlay
Green
Henderson
N. Y
Rept
State League of Republican Clubs
Mleet
National League of Clubs
Theodore Roosevelt
Ratlrosa
Moxcow
Pitllandks Gasin
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