Odds Still Favor Britt In San Francisco Bout
Contingent dispute over referee in the Britt Nelson fight continues as fighters from across the country arrive. Jeffries says he will referee if needed, and Eddie Hanlon offers to step in if the bout is pushed to Saturday.
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San Francisco
Boot
Britt-Nelson
Nola
Jeffrion
Britt
Weffries
W. A. Nauthion
Nolan
Nelven Ie
Winle Lo
Odde
Pritt
Jeffries
Eforce
Angeles
Jeffrson
Nelson
San Francis
Eddie Hanlon
Wille Pitegerald
Nelson- Britt
Hanlon
Rockefeller hosts humorists at Forest Hill outing
Rockefeller opened Forest Hill to a group of humorists led by Mayor Johnson. The writers toured the grounds by car and foot, visiting the golf links where Rockefeller played with Dr. Higuer. The event marked the first time a convention or the public was admitted to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claveland
Bem
Joehn D. Rockefeller
Forent Hill
Rockefeller
Johnson
Forest Hill
Dr. Higuer
Rokefeller
Rory
Hind fraud trial may split co-defendant case
In Portland Oregon on September 6 Marion FR. Viges, co-defendant with Congressman Williamson, collapsed during the hind fraud trial causing a postponement. Eleven jurors have been seated and a separate trial for others may follow. In Mobile Alabama a man killed his wife and father-in-law, and in Lebanon Kentucky Bishop Spalding faced a troubling day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Marion FR. Viges
Congressman Williamson
Bima
Mobile
Ala
John Thompson
Evergreen
Wify
Belle
J. B. Coopter
Woman Dies From Fall Into Yellowstone Hot Spring
Hutte Sept 6 Miew Fannie Wicks of Washington DC died after falling into a hot spring at Yellowstone Park. She stepped backward while viewing a geyser as it spouted and was engulfed to the waist in scalding water. Her death follows other Park accidents reported this year.
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Hutte
Fannie
Washington, D. C
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Wicks
Domingo
Flourishing Order Reports Health of Carriers Union
Morning session of the letter carriers convention ends wrangle over retirement report. Chairman Goodwin's committee opposes an insurance rate increase. Secretary Cantwell notes the order is flourishing with a balance of $15,000 on hand.
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Portland
Ietter Carriers’ Convention
Wringle
Goodwin
Retirement Association Committee
Cantwell
Cholera Spreads as Investigations Begin in Homburg
In Homburg Sept a third cane of cholera is found in the business district as Dr McLaughlin of the United States Marine Hospital Service opens an emigrant inspection. Berlin reports 39 new cases and two deaths with further fatalities in Mariesterer and two other locations. A niece of Mine Witte fatally shoots a girl and dies by suicide. her nephew Khiotinsky a dragoon, four Witte brothers have died in similar circumstances. The girl dies instantly.
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Ra Homburg
McLaughlin
Unitedtates Marine Hospital Service
America
Berlin
Mariesterer
Moxcow
Witte
Portemouth
Mme. Witto
Khiotinsky
Peary’s Far North Expedition Sends Telegram Update
Commander Peary left Biap Greenland August 28 toward farthest north with two Baltimore men and 200 dogs. He reports all well and en route toward extreme Arctic reaches.
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Brooklyn
Peary
Biap
Greenland
New Mexico Faces Civil War Over County Officials
Governor Otero removals of County Treasurer Hubbell Sheriff Hubbell and Superintendent Vigil trigger conflict. Appointments of Armiso Artoijo and Stroup are challenged. Judge Abbott sustains the governor, while Hubbell’s lawyers seek mandamus to force surrender. Armed confrontation fears rise as both sides mobilize supporters.
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Dave Lomense
Albuquerque
N. M
Governors Commission
Wheriff
Hubbell
Death in Nes Cent Terricane storm claims Daniel Hurley
Daniel Hurley, an elderly Tollroad Company worker from Portland with several daughters in the East, died at St. Anthony's hospital from injuries after a tree toppled during the recent storm near Githon. His embalmed body rests locally awaiting a sister’s arrival from North Dakota. funeral likely Friday with G A R members conducting services.
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Daniel Hurley
Githon
St. Anthony's Hospital
Decewed
Tollroad Company
North Dakota
Portland
Trial of Tucker Opens in Boston Supreme Court
The trial of Chas. Tucker, accused of murdering Mabel Page in Weston in March 1904, began today in the Boston supreme court.
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Tucker
Boston
Chas. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Supreme Court
Achton Cannot Give Bail in Wisconsin Case
Kenosha Wisconsin September Peter Ach ton, a wealthy Chicagoan accused of attempting to kill himself, cannot obtain bail as all relatives refuse aid. The wound is improving.
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Achton
Kenosha
Wis
Peter Achton
Anglo American Japanese Chinese treaty proposed
English and American officials push a four power framework to regulate commerce in China and Korea. Mass meetings erupt in Tokyo and Osaka protesting the peace terms. Riots flare in Kishineff and Baku. envoys depart Portsmouth and Roosevelt to host talks. Komura defends the agreement as best for Japan.
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Birmingham
Eng
America
China
Korea
Private detective ties Billy Taggart scandal to alleged confession
Private Detective Fred Dow testified he obtained a supposed confession from Billy Taggart and showed letters he says originated from Taggart's sweetheart threatening her death if exposed. Captain Taggart testified about plans to shoot Lieutenant Fortesque and denied threats or beating to his wife.
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Woorter
Fred Dow
Billy Taggart
Heo Sius Tateart
Jettere
Togeart
Captain Togeart
Chicago Wheat Market Quotations Reach Historic Levels
Chicago wheat closed at 80 3/4 cents, with corn at 23 1/8 and oats at 38 1/2. Regional quotations show San Francisco wheat from 1.42 1/2 to 1.21 2, Portland club 69, bivestem 73, and valley 71.
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United States
Chicago
San Francisco
Portland—Club
Bivestem
Valley
Obscene Language Case Heard In Recorder Court
The recorder's court convened this morning with defendants E G Annibal and Mike Merthin Heathman. Annibal faced a complaint of obscene language, a counter charge followed, Judge FitzGerald presiding. Testimony was not heard as the matter was taken under advisement after defense by G W Phelps and city attorney BR Raley filled in during Mr Carter's absence.
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Recorder's Court
E.G Annibal
Mike Merthin Heathman
Fite Gerald
Mya
Annibal
BR. Raley
Carter
G. W. Phelps
Mike Hoathimiun
Judie FitzGerald
Carpenter James Enright Breaks Leg at Barn Scaffold
Carpenter James Enright fractured his left leg yesterday afternoon after a fall from a scaffold at a barn being built for William Jones on Cottonwood street. He was taken home on Ann street and treated by Dr. W. G. Cole. This is his second leg break from carpentry work. T. G. Halley delivered an alfalfa exhibit for the Umatilla county booth at the Lewis and Clark fair. A marriage license was issued today to M. A. Ross and Ella May Peterson.
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James Enright
William Jones
Cottonwood Street
Ann Street
W. G. Cole
Enright
T. G. Halley
Umatilla County
Cleman Run Aground Near San Miguel Island
The schooner B. M. Cleman, bound for San Pedro with lumber, ran aground at the southeast end of San Miguel Island in dense fog. A tug attempted to salvage the cargo, but the vessel likely will be a total loss.
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Los Angeles
B. M. Cleman
San Pedro
San Miguel Island
Train Nearly Hits Aircraft in Columbus Wakeup
In Columbus Ohio September a mishap occurred as a train of the Twenty Century Limited narrowly missed a craft. Knobensiu dodged danger by signaling the engineer to halt, the rear anchor rope catching the craft briefly before release.
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Columbus
Sept
Kunbon- Abie
Knobensiu
Twentieth Century Limited
Armstrong Committee Opens Insurance Inquiry in Oil Site
New York Sept 6 The Armstrong Committee of the legislature began hearings into the insurance company. Attorneys faced questions about identity and representation. Vice President Crannis of Moons Lite testified that every policy holder had a proxy rank they could sign or decline.
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New York
Armatrong
Investiente Insurance Compaiog
Crannis
Moons Lite
Lelder
Balmon Resigns After Exoneration in Animal Industry
Sept 6 News item reports Dr DB Balmon of the Bureau of Animal Industry resigning after being exonerated of irremplities in the Nie department. The article notes his recent clearance and departure from the agency.
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Salmonesha
Woehington
DB. B. Balmon
Bureau of Animal Indusry
Nie
Ky woman Mary Brockwell jailed for poisoning her three children
Podtioh Kentucky judge sentenced Mary Brockwell to life imprisonment after finding she killed her three children by poison. The case drew attention to the crime and court proceedings in the county.
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Podtioh
Foot
Mia
Mary Brockwell
Wih
Blockade of Freight Cars at Huntington Strains Rail Line
At Huntington a freight congestion forms as more than 40 locomotives operate on the mountain division to clear packed yards. Officials warn the O R & N may be forced to double track to handle the surge while east and west trains divert to temporary sidings and damaged tracks. Freight from the east and west clogs the network as crews labor to open space for incoming shipments.
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Tito
Huntington
Howe Ang
Wieder
Hue
O. Ro & NL
Hte Mmutille
Mountain Division
Servier
Union Pacific
Juimnber, Org
Sunday School Mission Arrives for Oregon Evangelist Meetings
J P Conder of Oregon in state Sunday school evangelist will arrive tomorrow to host a four day series at the Christian Church. Three meetings daily in the forenoon afternoon and evening invite all interested to attend.
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J. P., Conder
Atate
Oregon
The
Christian Church
Veterans March in Denver Parade for Civil War Reunion
Fifty five thousand Civil War veterans marched Denver streets under ideal weather as crowds of two hundred thousand cheered. Corporal Tanner and General Brown of Ohio lead for commander in chief. Mrs Kate B Jones of New York seen as top candidate for national president of the Women’s Relief Corps amid other contenders. Wolf City Texas suffers major fire destroying half the town with substantial losses.
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Denver
Weatherle
Corporal Tanner
General Brown
Relief Corps
Portlaw murder case ties sheriff and suspect in Kansas City
Sheriff Worf and Portlaw official Tom Wohil face links to the murder of J. L. Anderson in Bonneville. Frank Gonzales, captured in Denver, is blamed in connection with the brutal crime near the O R & N tracks after Anderson left Portland to return to his mother in Kansas City.
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Worf
Tom Wohil
Portlaw
Frank Gonzales
Burelary
J. L. Anderson
Bonneville
Gonzales
Denver
Anederson
Anderson
Kansas City
Portland
Idahoans Promote State at Lewis and Clark Fair
A special rain of eight conohies from Portland last night delighted Idahoans. The Idaho delegation, loaded to capacity, plans 10 days of advertising at the fair to boost Idaho.
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Bolee
Idaho
Indians to Hop Harvest Expedition Near Yekina
About 69 Umatuia Indians have gone to Yekina to pick hops for the next month. In the afternoon a party of 10 started for that place, taking a lead of providione in a hack. Among the eatables were 20 watermelons.
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Umatuia
Yekina
Local Meeting With Kit Carson at Hendricks Hall
A circular meeting will be held Saturday afternoon at Hendricks Hall at the corner of Main and Webb Streets. All commandants are cordially invited to be present.
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W. Kit Carson Tosi
Hendricks Hall
Main and
Webb Streets
Comrandens
Renn Christenson Tie The Knot In Port Townsend Ceremony
Dora Renn daughter of Mr and Mrs Renn and James Christenson of Clyde Wash were married at the bride’s parents home at the corner of Port and Cottonwood Creek last evening. Rev Henry Dixon Jones performed the ceremony in front of family and close friends followed by a wedding supper. The couple departed on a late train for Portland for their wedding tour.
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Miew Dora Renn
Me Bof Renn
James Christenson
Clyde, Wash
Port
Cottonwood Creeta
Henry Dixon Jones
Portland
Probably Move of Headquarters Looms in Northwest
A DCC engineer in charge of reclamation work has arrived in the northwest for business at the local office and will likely depart for Port land. The proposed removal of headquarters from this place to Portland is not definite yet but considered probable, with economy cited as the reason.
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DCC Envy
Haring
Portland
Portlind
Henry
Ceelier
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