Knights Parade to Honor King Edward in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 1 a grand royal procession led by Sir Charles F. Maugr will form as part of a Knights Templar event in honor of King Edward. A 12 grand encampment, California No. 1 mounted, with many peers and dignitaries, will parade for about four miles. City stores close 10 p.m. for Friday events and a Palace Hotel reception closes the day with a grand concert.
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Sted Police
Charles Fier
King Ed
Francisco
Cal
Himael
Crisuer
Ald
San Francisc
Stormeof
San Francisco
England
Charles
Californiary No. 1
Henry Bates
Earl of
Ngland
Wales
Geo
Charles F. Maugr
Great Pinland
Golden Gate
Calliston
Palace
Grand Ferry
Earl of Euston Leads British Delegation Parade
In Minnesota this afternoon the Earl of Euston and the British delegation arrived and were given an ovation as they rode through the streets.
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Minnesota
Earl of Euston
Collision injures seven on Lake Street elevated train
Seven were seriously injured when a Lake Street elevated train collided with empty cars at St. Louis avenue in Chicago this morning. The passenger train left the tracks and narrowly avoided plunging 40 feet into the street. Injured include Motorman B Clowry Mrs Helen Otterback Otto Olson John Willing C T Bayes EB Evans and Conductor V G Smith.
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Chicago
Lake Street
St. Louis Avenue
B. Clowry
Helen Otterback
Otto Olson
John Willing
C. T. Bayes
EB. Evans
V. G. Smith
Labor Day Baseball Scores From Forenoon Games
Boston defeats Washington 12 to 5 while Cleveland beats St Louis 4 to 3. St Louis loses to St Louis. Chicago finishes 3 to 1 against St Larx. Philadelphia edges Brooklyn 5 to 4 and Pittsburgh over Cincinnati 4 to 0.
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Boston
Bouton
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
St. Laws
St. Larx
Chicago
Philadelphia
Escape of Von Plehve Assassin Denied by Officials
St. Petersburg reports Sassoneff, alleged killer of Von Plehve, escaped from prison, but officials deny the claim. In Oxydensburg New York Daniel Macone, former Comptroller of the Port of New York, has died.
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von Plehve
St. Petersburg
Sassoneff
von Plebve
Oxydensburg
N. Y
Daniel Macone
Port of
New York
County Records Hauled in Wagons to La Grande
Twelve wagonloads of county records were moved from Union to La Grande yesterday as crowds lined the streets. The procession ended at the court house where the records will be stored in ten office rooms. A celebration with bonfires speeches and a banquet followed the transfer with many officials already establishing homes in La Grande.
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Union
la Grande
Ly Citandy
Cold Springs Wheat Yield Sharp Across 260 Acres
Dave Cargill of Upper Cold Springs reports a strong fall wheat crop with 260 acres yielding just over 20 bushels per acre. He notes a fall sown red chaff mix, prices around 60 to 62 cents, and advises selling while prices are high amid market volatility. His family, including wife and sons Lewis and Henry, are briefly recovering from illness.
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Dave Cargill
Upper Cold Springs
Lewis
Henry
Hello Girls Discharged for Flirting Over Wires
In Cincinnati on September 6 fifty hello girls were dismissed after being trapped by a traveling detective who would call a number and begin a flirtation. Meanwhile twenty two six horses arrive loading at Boise with machinery for the Thunder Mountain mines.
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Ccincinnati
Boise
Thunder Mountain
Butchers Strike Ends With Return to Old Wages
Chicago reports a seven week strike failing to gain ground as strikers plan to return to work at old wages. A secret pact to end the strike stalled after police arrested 38 on picket duty at yards. Negotiations with packers continued as leaders floated immediate reinstatement.
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Striktras
Chicago
Strainer
Unien Stockyards & Transit
Donnelly
T. J. Connors
Armour & Co
Corto Eno
Civilina
LA Ib
Japanese Attack at Port Arthur Routs Russian Defenders
Tokyo telegrams report Japanese success at Port Arthur with a desperate assault along the fort line from Anteheshan to Kaekivan. After fierce bayonet fighting they seized heights south of Tung Chattan and unleashed a powerful bombardment while ships at harbor engaged. The report also notes Kuropatkin retreating toward Liao Yang, with heavy fighting reported and a call for the czar to visit the front.
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Europatkin
Nicholas
Liao Yang
London
Exchange
Rome
Tokyo
Anteheshan
Kaekivan
Tung Chattan
Sholle
Kuropatkin
Landen
St. Peteratiare
Kuropaikin
Sime
Petersbure
Tide - Tee
Teach English to Filipinos at World’s Fair reserve
Arrangements have been completed to lead Igorrotes Moros and Negritos in English at the Philippine reservation during the exposition. The first class was held today, with Moros first Negritos last. The Negrita is described as one of the most primitive races and will be watched closely as instruction proceeds.
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St. Louis
Pioneer Pendletonians Visit Granite District
Win Johnson and George Redding from Pendleton are in Granite for weeks, longtime residents with many friends. Johnson, first arriving in Granite in the sixties, recently sold Crane Flat placer to Barbite & Burch. Redding arrived in 1884 and spent years in quartz mining in the Greenhorns.
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Win Johnson
George Redding
Granite
Pendleton
Johboson
Barbite & Burch
Iisa
Lord
Redding Ure
Greenhorns
Walla Walla Schools Open for Half Day Sessions
Walla Walla public schools opened with a half day session to arrange classes and prep for full classes tomorrow. In New York, union bakers returned to work after ending their strike.
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Walla Walla
Union Butchers of
New York
Magazine Explosion at Port Arthur Reaches Port News
The general staff estimates Kuropatkin suffered heavy losses at Liao Yang with about 1000 killed and wounded as Japanese forces closed in. Reports indicate bayonet charges by several regiments and Stahleberg escaping enveloping forces. An Amersigo report notes a massive explosion at Port Arthur causing tremendous destruction.
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Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Stahleberg
Death by Own Action Near Kamiah Idaho
A Idaho death near Kamiah, Sept 6, is reported as self-inflicted. KR J Smith of Grangeville is the deceased, found near a church and wagon road. He appears to have died two or three days earlier with a knife nearby, initial rumors of murder debunked by investigation.
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Kumlal
Idaho
KR. J. Smith
Grangeville
Fntan Chirch
Carlor
Latier
Sailors Turn Smugglers at Bremerton Bust
Eight thousand cigars and 24 Panama hats were seized by Special Officer F G Matone and Customs Officer Knox in Bremerton. The goods were traced from the Eagle Billiard Hall to the city harbor area aboard U S Navy vessels including the New York and Dennington. Hats valued at 12 to 25 dollars each and cigars totaling about 680 dollars were confiscated amid ongoing naval smuggling investigations.
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Seattle
Secret Service
Bremerton
Eagle Billiard Hall
F G Matone
Knox
Sailora
United States
New York
Dennington
Hhe Navy Yard
Bality
Eagle
Hared Hall
Aerat Serview
Murderer Electrocuted in Separate Execution
Sept 4 Auvinen reports Giuseppe Versail aged 27 was executed by electric chair at 2:24 this afternoon. The sentence followed a prior incident involving Anounta Girosio and John Vian, with sister Miss Fran ham, in Atleehety county last May.
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Auvinen
Guiseppe Versail
Versail
Anounta Girosio
John Vian
Miss
Franham
Atleehety
Collision Into Fog Traps Westport Vessel Near Point Reyes
In dense fog the Westport collides with the Pomona off Point Reyes. Both ships suffer damage. Pomona limps to San Francisco harbor and Westport to the port with a damaged bow. Passengers, including several women, are shaken with some bruises from falls in the rough ride.
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Point Reyes
San Francisco
San Francibed
Weloeke
Hlowiner
Westport
Samfranciseu
Tiet Pomona
Eureka
San Francison
Paty Meyer
Leikiog
Boty Bellewal
Tanonia
Fle
Fruit Market Reports Irregular Supplies And Peaks
The local fruit market shows peaches fading in small lots with irregular supply. Most Pendleton fruit comes from Freewater and Walla Walla. Snake River produce is scarce. Grapes are not yet on the market in quantity, prices likely high due to small Freewater yields. Peaches sell at three pounds for 16 cents. grapes around ninety cents a box. Watermelon and cantaloupe arrivals ramp up in the coming week. A murder case in Phoenix notes John C. Dunham captured near Douglas with an $11,000 reward. Water halted coal mining in the Upper John Day fields. coal quality remains high.
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Pendleton
Freewater
Walla Walla
Snake River
Seison
California
Walle Wallan
Labor Day Parades Across Cities Highlight Union Strengths
Labor Day observances spread from Toledo to San Francisco with large parades and speeches. Prominent figures including Donnelly and Jones attended events while unions showcased strength in multiple states, with thousands marching and crowds lining streets.
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Butchers
Donnelly
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