Bryan and Roosevelt renomination talk spans Chicago to Cleveland
Cleveland report cites Tom Johnson arguing Bryan’s railroad ownership stance will renominate Roosevelt and draw Democrats away. Bryan’s Chicago appearance included a city forum and luncheon where he urged direct election of senators and criticized courts for excess power, claiming reform is needed to curb predatory wealth.
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Four thousand workmen strike spreads on West Coast
In San Francisco on September 4, about four hundred thousand men arrived by train and ship, many marching in protest as 800 strikebreakers were reported. The movement grows with more workers expected, while organizers plan to mobilize to support the demands for fair employment and wages.
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Train Accident Near Portland Depot Reported
Sept 4 port city dispatch notes a derailment near the Portland depot involving a yard engine and Perthind train. Witnesses describe a tense scene at the sidebank near the Headquarters Saloon as workers hurried to assess damage.
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Witte Wall
M. Aechtel
Perthind
Violence Flares in Campaign Clash at Poniman
Sept 4 reports show intensified rival campaigns between Whalia and Guardia followers. Police aided one side, and fighting escalated near the American Bank steps where a congressman was shot and several people wounded.
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Whalia
Guardia
Candiiies
Charges Expected in Real Estate Trust Closure Case
Pennsylvania bank examiners and state authorities face scrutiny as the District Attorney plans to press criminal charges following the collapse of the Real Estate Trust Company. The probe alleges uzun years of neglect and lax examinations by the state examiners, with criticism that filings were ignored or performed sloppily. The case centers on regulatory failures leading to the bank’s downfall and seeks accountability for officials involved.
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Philadelphia
Real Retatye Trust Company
Immigrant agents arrested near Tucson
Mexican revolutionaries Humbert Villa Regi and Travino were rounded up near Tucson at minute camps by Immigration Inspectors. Letters found on the men identify them as agents of Mexican revolutionary leaders.
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Ariz
Collins Humbert
Leonardo Villa Regi
Bruno ‘Travino
Here
Wreck on Union Pacific Flyer Kills Two Tramps
Cheyenne Wyoming Sept 4 The Chicago Los Angeles flyer on the Union Pacific was wrecked on Sherman mountain about 15 miles west of Cheyenne this morning. The train left the track. Two tramps were killed and a train man injured.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Sherman Mountain
Here
National Irrigation Congress Opens in Boise Work Discussed
About 2000 delegates and visitors fill Boise for the fourteenth irrigation congress as Vice President Fosbank, Chief Engineer Nowell and Chief Forester Pinchot attend. Roosevelt’s letter and plans for a $100,000,000 federal irrigation program spark debate on land policy water rights and future farming growth.
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Ogden
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Fourteenth Irrigation Congress
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Wemenday
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Elwood Meade
J.H. Lowell
Caldwell
Idaho
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Encinter
Oregon
Probation Officer Mistakes Boy for Burglar at Home
San Francisco Sept 4 W H Hutton a probation officer early this morning attempted to restrain Elmer Inem a boy in his charge who was trying to enter his home He mistook him for a burglar and fired a shot at the youth in an incident described as a severe misjudgment of a probationer.
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W. H. Hutton
Elmer Inem
Polk man confined with malaria fever in Jefferson City
Jefferson City Mo Sept 4 Eeroer Folk returned from the federal expedition very ill with malaria fever and is confined to bed. He is in a serious condition and receiving care.
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Jefferson City
Oyeroer Folk
Biggs Defends Alberta Range and Agricultural District
A reader letter defends Alberta as a vast range and valuable agricultural district. The writer disputes criticisms of the province south of the Red Deer, argues Alberta holds many cattle for winter feeding, and notes prices quoted for land and plowing costs. The letter emphasizes Alberta’s potential and compares it with North American ranges, referencing local observations from the past six months.
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Frey
Alberti
Neellins
T Howe
Alberta
Atberta
Perine
Death of Patrick Githen at Nanpital at noon
Patrick Githen died at the hospital at noon today from illness and old age. He was 70, born last March in Ireland, came to the United States as a young man and to the Pacific coast around 40 years ago. A shoemaker by trade, he also farmed near Sprague, Washington. He had lived at the hospital since arriving from Sprague two weeks ago. The body is at Baker & Folsom chapel and the funeral will be held from the Catholic church Thursday morning with requiem mass at 9 o'clock.
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Nanpital
Olive
Ireland
United States
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Sprague
Free Pass Provisions Limited Under New Railroad Rate Bill
Pendleton agent B C Smith of the Oregon, Utah, and Northern reports the Cree pres provisions of a new railroad rate bill have been received with dispatch. The act restricts free passes to specific groups and their families and outlines penalties for improper use. Eligible recipients include railway employees and dependents, active ministers, indigent persons sent by government, inmates of state homes for disabled soldiers, and certain charity cases. The measure also includes guidance on rites shipments and related charges.
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Pendleton
Bc. Smith
OM & N
Tmnu- Hoipal Rovermente
Nelson Loses To Joe Gans In Foul Ruled Fight
At Goldfield Nevada last evening Battling Nelson foully fought Joe Gans in the forty second round after Nelson struck a groin blow. Referee ruled the foul decisive and Gans won. Crowd over 10,000, tickets rose to high prices as bets changed hands and Nelson agreed to receive 22 590 for the loss.
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Chicago Wheat Market Opens With Corn and Ants Data
Chicago reports for September show Wheat opening at 1M and closing around 705-8, Corn starting 47% sliding to 41% with a close near 41, Ants listed at 3058-8 opening and closing near 0M. Specifics are unclear due to OCR.
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Sept
Wireless along Western Coast and Navy Movements
Navy officials report wireless stations selected for the Pacific coast with several already active and full operation expected within five months. The crises include the Mexican gunboat seizure of the American smack Atha near Galveston and the cruiser Boston sinking after being hauled off rocks near Orton Island and now near Bellingham. President Roosevelt faces questions about Teddy Jr. attending the Goldfield fight as plans for travel to Oyster Bay unfold with Admiral Brownson’s fleet headed to the Asiatic station and a trip to Otto bey on the calendar.
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Puget Sound
Sheridan
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
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Orton Island
Bellingham
Paul Jones
Johnson Renominated at St Paul Convention
Governor Johnson was renominated by the Democratic state convention at St Paul on September 4. The speech referenced a potential run with Bryan as vice president in 1968 and drew a mixed reaction, followed by a brief crowd demonstration.
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St Paul
Bryan
State department fails to aid in row curine KIERO case
Washington September 4. The state department has not been able to assist in theKIERO row case. Stenslund placed in the bark at Tangier.
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Washington
Stenslund
Tangier
Rinehart Case Dismissed Over Battery Charge
Rinehart, a Ukieh country resident, faced a battery case in the city linked to his child. Deputy Sheriff Joe Makeley arrested Nin on a charge of Oeil and battery. The district attorney reviewed the matter yesterday but dismissed the case when Mire Ribel failed to appear.
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F. A. Rinehirt
Ukieh
Joe Makeley
Oeil
Mire Ribel
Rebels Gain Ground Near Clenfuenos in Cuba War
Havana dispatch reports a major engagement marking a turning point in the current rebellion. Rebels push along the front near Clenfuenos, while loyalist forces under Colonel Valley struggle to hold positions amid sporadic fire and requests for reinforcements. The rebels claim support from the United States in arms and ammunition.
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Clenfuenos
Vally
Ville
United States
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