Baker City meeting on sheep industry and packing firm
Secretary Gwinn arrives from Oregon for Baker City assembly on Tuesday. Woolgrowers and livestock interests discuss forming an Independent Packing Company to unite West coast interests, with Mr Martin and Mr Gwinn detailing benefits for selling wool and advancing sheep farming in eastern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn
Creere Association
Haen Roe
Oregon
Ranveties
Tweniay
M. Martin
Livestock Reviiation
Kansas
Rin
Jin of
Thie Company
Addres
Gwinn
Ty J
Joseph
Genmbe
Corvallis
AH Sanderman
German Maneuvers Involving 100000 Troops Reported
Haile Sept 7 The annual German maneuvers lie south of here with 100000 participants. Ten squadrons of cavalry and ten battalions of artillery are involved. A captive balloon is fixed nearby and the movements are reported. Troops suffer greatly from heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haile
Here
Kateer
Preparing for Maneuvers at Fort Riley Camp
In Junction City on September 7 the quartermaster begins laying water mains for the upcoming military maneuvers. Troops will operate over 120 square miles, with 12 square miles of territory under troop operations. All equipment arrangements have been made in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Junction City
Quartermaster's Department
Turned State's Evidence in riot case tests four on trial
Banville ooh Sep 7 Richand Roberts, tied to race riots, turned state's evidence. Testimony aims at convicting four defendants including Mrs. Bessie Dodge who Roberts says urged the mob to attack the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banville Ooh
Richand Roberts
Bessie Dodge
Roberts
Lost Trade Tour to South America by Merchants
A commission of merchants from prominent Spanish cities traveled to South America to visit the empires of the Thai continent and seek to extend Spanish trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Max
South America
French convoy loses 27 killed 49 wounded in Morocco attack
Paris dispatch reports the French convoy attacked by the mativer at Eimangus, Morocco, with 27 killed and 49 wounded. Early details from Morotep note the engagement during the Moroccan action.
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Paris
Morotep
Eimangus
Morocco
Union County Wheat Crop Estimate for Union County
La Grande Sept 7 The wheat crop of Union county is estimated at 700000 bushels by local farmers. Last year's crop amounted to 1 1.4 million bushels and was on the high side for the period.
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la Grande
Union County
Wiebiels
Famine in Persia Concentrates Aid Efforts
Report from Odessa dated July advices describe bread shortages in Persia near Korossen and surrounding areas. The famine prompts relief measures as officials and the Rusaten consul coordinate aid for distressed civilians. Local news notes ongoing hardship and humanitarian response with emphasis on bread supply and relief actions.
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Odessa
Bopt
Korossen
Persia
Roosevelt Seen Turning On Coal Trust Probe
Washington officials fear potential prosecution of President Baer and other anthracite leaders as federal statistics demands face resistance from major coal firms. The 1848 act carries a 10000 dollar penalty and a year’s jail for noncompliance, prompting constitutional challenges and vigorous legal scrutiny.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce
Reading
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Vialley
East
United States
Baer
Jeading Anthracite Companion
Boor
Labor Day Celebrated in Pendleton Amid Parade
Labor Day festivities filled Pendleton with union presence and decorated streets. A morning parade led by Charles J. Mettinois featured the Ninth Cavalry band, diverse unions, and a notable float lineup. Speeches at the courthouse stressed labor unity, progress, and the purpose of slogans like “Creating wealth from labor,” with speakers from Portland and local leaders highlighting reforms and the eight hour day goal.
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William Horan
Portland
A. Lowell
A. D Stillman
Walter Pierce
Pendleton
Ed Eben
Retail Clerks’ Union
Boner
Volon
Hine
Piet Rock
Charles Cooningham
Bartenders’ Union
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union
Federated Trades Council
Blacksmithe
Pendleton Band
Lee Tentsch
Shieda
Paris
Peoples Warehouse
M. A. Rader
Boston
Wilson & Canning
R Alexander
Baker & Folsom
Modern School of Commerce
Heanlow & Coll Storage Company
Tallman Drug Company
Drayman MB. Keys
Tts
Sudden Death of Mno Burhle in County Twenty Years Resident
John Hurdle aged German and city resident of twenty years died suddenly at a lodging house after watering street and collapsing. Coroner deemed no inquest needed. body moved to morgue. Burhle, a carpenter by trade born in Württemberg November 18 1842, left no known relatives. funeral set for tomorrow at Baker & Walsom parlors with German and Lutheran societies conducting. Three men died in a well accident in Neshaminok, Ma from damp wieck.
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John Hurdle
Henn
Smith
Ely
Renn How
Simewhat
Hurkle
Bowen
Vincent
Lle Witw
aWwey
Wurten
Herman
Baker & Walsom
Arrival of American squadron renews security in Beirut
Dispatches from Constantinople say the Mannetie revolt has been stamped out in Monastir and that the arrival of Admiral Cotton’s squadron in Beirut strengthens American representatives and Christians with a sense of security. The Machias reaches Port Said and ships from the Turkish fleet meet the Americans at Beirut with cordial exchanges.
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Beirut
Monastir
London
Constantinople
Reuters Arency
Washington
Navy
Keirut
Priday
Turktah
Turklah J
Turklah
Tata
Belrit
Maching
Port Said
Sept
Navy Department
Machas
Port Bald
President at Syracuse Draws Big Labor Day Crowd
President Roosevelt visited Syracuse for Labor Day events drawing one of the citys largest crowds. He delivered an opening address at the state fairgrounds after arriving by special train, meeting local officials and witnesses. A parade of the National Association of Letter Carriers proceeded in the afternoon, while a separate crime note involved Low Sing arrested for assaulting a white child amid talk of lynching.
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Trampleasure
Federaed Trades Council
Steven A Lowell
Thts
Franklin
Garrison
Peabody and Child
Scotland
Africa
David Livingstone
Robert Burns
Eads
Stevenson
Howe
Bessemer
Edison
Russia
Surgius Dewitt
Workis Wemen
Christendom
England
America
Syracuse
N.Y
New York
Oyster Tay
Lachawhony Road
Flr
Fraok Hiseovk
Juncheon
Ue Hieoek
Ue Hieoek Residence Shortly Before Hoon Tn
Witte Fhir
Ate Chan DO
National Association of Latter Carriers
Leo
Low Sing
Elena
Onder Arrow
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Brower
Baker City
IAL
Kepress Woolgrowers
Baker
Ram
Idago
Mar
Indeching
Martin
Pater
Oden Fire Boat
Pet
Astoria
Fo Pheinonis
Germany
Illimois
Northwest
City
Horan
Awel
William Worth
Cha Qaple
Taathor Ta Thie
Mno
Burhle
Neshannook
Wieck
Diopatch
Admiral Cotton
Magelssen
Machias
Egypt
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