Famine Relief Reaches 4.81 Million in India Amid War Woes
The viceroy Lord Carmen of Kedleston reports total famine relief beneficiaries in India at 4,810,000 as aid efforts continue. Havana yellow fever outbreaks affect the Syvinieh colony. lower city areas largely spared. Several other items include labor wage disputes in Pittsburgh, a naval note from Constantinople, and rail and industry news across the United States.
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Salomon Valley
Salima
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Cleveland
Ohio
Toowlay
Carnival Opens as Street Pageant Draws Crowds
A Portland area carnival opens with a grand street pageant drawing thousands. Crowned king and queen, then a public procession culminates in a festive night. A fatal shooting occurs when a stray firearm discharges injuring two youths, one fatally.
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Uro
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Troy
Idaho
Ed Day
Germans Stay in Pekin Amid Chinese Turmoil
Washington reports Germany prefers to keep its forces in Pekin. Berlin aims to avoid clashes with other powers while maintaining occupation. Officials note Russia's evacuation plan and international responses shape the crisis as China remains unstable.
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State Department
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Outbreak Ties Philippine Commandant to Native Police
Cablegram from the War Department details a Manila report on Pedro Samson, commandant of the native police in the Philippines, implicated in an outbreak at Bohol. It describes his departure from Tagilaren to inspect towns with followers, and a clash near Carmen where two detachments were decimated.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthus
Manila
Bohol
Pedro Sanwor
Tagilaren
Loliek
Carmen
Portland Case Seeks 100040 Damages Amid Absentee Plea
In Portland Sop the $100,040 damages claim led by B. K. Peterson against Ann Corbett for telewiley bee Putoreda was postponed by Judge Fraser. The plaintiff’s attorney said the client was in Alaska and could not appear on September 12, the date set for the trial, and the court refused to grant a postponement.
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Dodge Fragen
Umatilla Brings Klondike Gold and Iron to North
The steamer Umatilla arrived from the north with about 1,000,000 in iron ore and strong claims of Klondike wealth. Passenger L. Paiman, a Dawson veteran, reportedly left Klondike three years ago with a pension plan and support from three friends. He allegedly sent $11,000 home and is said to have brought back around $40,000. Nome passengers recount hard luck tales from the trail.
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Storien
Stolle Polare Returns From Arctic Expedition Reach
Chimona reports from Trin that the Stella Polare returns with the Duke of Alruset aboard. The ship reached latitude 46 88 north, penetrating beyond the progress of Dr. Nansiu and his polar patrol.
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Duke of Alruset
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Oriental Midway to Bring Carnival to Pendleton
The Oriental Midway company will perform in Pendleton from September 15 to 18 as part of the Pendleton Carnival. The troupe travels by special train and requires several coaches for performers and gear, promising a world class show with exotic acts to draw large crowds.
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Law Tone Cevorol
Arreet Carnival
Ian Avenont
Will Bownte
Tutu
Dundletom Fale and Carnival Association
United States
Pendleton
Borthund
Oriental Milway Company
Portland
Momboten
Toomlay
Vermont Returns Show Democratic Gain Ahead of Republicans
State results indicate Democrats up about 15 percent with 92 180 votes for Stickney as Republican choice in most towns. Bryan campaigned in West Virginia and California while discussions of senator candidates and presidential electors dominated national coverage.
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White River
Special meeting of directors to consider president Huntington
New York September special meeting of directors of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company to discuss appointment or removal of the president. The group is convened to weigh the future leadership and governance of the railroad enterprise.
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Warren Gist
New York
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Hunthogton
Notable Officials Monga Dead in New York Elope Incident
Worthington and others report the death of William J. Monga, comptroller of the state of New York, after a tumultuous event yesterday in New York. Authorities hunt a separate suspect connected to the fatal incident.
Wheat Trade Report From Chicago Gathers Attention
Fragmentary notes indicate activity in Chicago concerning wheat markets and futures. Reads like a brief update on price signals and commodities trading with unclear specifics.
Wheat market slips as traders watch for run ending
The report from J L Ray Co and Chicago and New York brokers notes another dull day in Wheat with declines and mixed prices across markets. Liverpools rise, New York opens lower, and Chileno prices show weak demand as traders await evidence that the run may be ending.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stack Exchange
New York
Bayere
Khowke
Aes
Mihy
Orion Railroad and Navigation Company Annual Meeting
The Orion Railroad and Navigation Company held its annual meeting in Portland on September 4. Directors reappointed the same officers as last year with minor exceptions. Benson and Verriawn of New York were mentioned. Verriawn was reelected chairman of the board.
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Orion Railroad & Navigation Company
Benson
Koh. Verriawn
New York
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