Murder and Robbery Ties Folsom Father to Chicago
Fragmented report links Freer Folsom, a California prison baker, to the Chicago area amid murder and robbery allegations. Police and warden records imply possible involvement by son Richard Fol_som, with denials and varied local sightings. A separate conference in town on church reconciliation is noted, alongside convicts and church matters. The text interweaves multiple obscure items with uncertain dates and places.
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Barne
Folsom Omre
Ely
Folsom
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Gordon
Boston cyclist sets 1000 mile record by 1 45
Sadie Knowlton completed a 1000 mile run in 67 hours and 45 minutes at Boston on September 9, beating the women's world record by 1 hour and 45 minutes. She had not slept for 12 hours since Saturday morning and remained alert despite extreme fatigue.
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Boston
Sadie Knowlton
Old Walla Walla Resident Dies at 78 on Yellow Hawk
Walla Walla report notes old resident Herman, 78, died of senile decay at his family home east of the city along the Yellow Hawk. He came to Walla Walla in 1864. Survived by wife and four children. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the residence with Rev. Relike officiating. Interment in City Cemetery. Also mentions Ed Spencer in prison hospital and Roosevelt weighing Philippine affairs. Herreshoff begins model for next defender yacht.
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Herman
Walla
Hoete
Relike
Salem sheriff killed by escaped patient at large
A former Oregon sheriff, A. I. McKinnon, was shot dead on Jerraud Je rraud street near Gwerneville at his porch. The slain official had once escorted Jerraud to an asylum. Jerraud, an escaped inmate, had been hidden by his mother since leaving the asylum three weeks earlier amid public outrage. Authorities chase the suspect who faces rough treatment if captured.
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Orexon
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Grain markets show stress from cold weather in corn belt
In Chicago Sept 9 the grain market centers on threatened trust amid cold central states weather. If this continues for ten days crops may shrink by about 10 percent. Wheat and other grains opened firm after holiday dullness. Chicago wheat opened at 82 and closed around 824 percent, with London and Minneapolis prices noted.
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Chicago
Central States
Liverpool
Bloody warfare looms as Balkan crisis deepens
Extensive dispatches report a growing clash between Turkish and Bulgarian forces in Macedonia and surrounding regions. Insurgencies, massacres, and disquiet mount in Syria and Beirut with European powers weighing intervention. Parallels of naval restraint and troop movements signal a looming regional conflict. Military estimates show Turkish forces superior in numbers but challenged by terrain and insurgent tactics.
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London
Bulgaria
Turkey
Pony Runaway Dashes Cart Hurting Young Driver
Yesterday afternoon Florence Adams daughter of Walter Adams of the W C R was riding in a gig when a pony bolted causing the cart to overturn. The driver was thrown scratched and bruised but not seriously hurt while the pony continued briefly before the wrecked cart ended the incident.
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Walter Adams
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Union march in Tacoma on Labor Day draws thousands
Joe Hailey, who lost an eye, underwent emergency surgery to save his remaining sight after losing sight in a tragic accident. Dr. W. G. Cole performed the operation yesterday and Hailey is resting, while over 2,000 union men stood in line in Tacoma on Labor Day.
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Rigby-Clove
W. G. Cole
Tacoma
Boy Burglar Foils Mine Security in Nevada Theft
A youth named Fred Fallinger of Salt Lake City was arrested on a Milford Utah train with 20 pounds of silver cyanide bullion valued at 3400 dollars. He had penetrated the bullion room of the Bamberger Delamre mine in Nevada and was en route to Salt Lake City when captured.
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Fred Fallinger
Milford
Utah
Bamberger-Delamre
Nevada
Trevers surrenders in post office scandal case
George Trevers, indicted in the post office scandals, surrendered to U S Marshal Huebel in New York, posted 60000 bond, and said he delayed surrender to allow government answers to questions from his counsel. In San Francisco Minnie During, in wedding gown, left her husband after a quarrel. Martha R Bowers and Zylpha Sutton arraigned for murder. twelve candy-makers strike for nine hour day with ten hours pay.
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Mia
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Zylpha Sutton
Chicago
Carnival date fixed for October street fair in city
City merchants arrange a five day carnival from October 6 to 10 with a big tent at Court and Main. A band will play on the streets, tents remain outside the main thoroughfare, and a stock exhibit from the county is planned to attract farmers. Johny Halley Jr leads the fair segment, aiming to launch an annual county fair, with prizes for cattle and livestock and wide county advertising to draw visitors.
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Snows
Carnival
Ie Carnives
Johny Halley, Jr
Walla Walla
Wilton
Kaiser Bivouacked on Field as Lightning Strikes Monument
In a chilly September day at Leamington Kentucky a Heavy Clay monument head was knocked from the statue after a lightning strike during a recent ballatonm. The Kaiser again bivouacked on the field amid very cold weather.
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Halle
Kaiser
Leaington, Ky
Seattle Labor War Threat Lingers Over City
Strikes challenge Seattle Railroad with fuel shutoff risk and armed labor breakers. A Green crew redirected a car, causing a collision as union tensions flare. New crews faced violence but violence did not escalate into firing, amid pending arbitration and broader labor unrest.
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Conmany
Ite
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Thaat Coy Labor Organization
Commercial Association Plans State Convention in November
The Commercial Association held routine monthly meeting in Pendleton. They discussed organizing arrangements for the state convention to be held in November and appointed a committee of G P Dodd, Dr J Brich, and J FP Robingon to push preparations and boost regional interest for broader state's benefit.
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Commercial Association
Lin
G P Dodd
J Bmich
J FP
Robingon
Decline in Wheat Prices Sends Market Rumors
The article notes wheat prices slipping from high levels with wholesales around 67 to 68 in various units. Farmers have curtailed selling as prices fall, while earlier buyers and market overhang push the market downward. A claim about Mrs. William J. Bryan denying a daughter’s reopening to Captain Mobaop is mentioned but unclear.
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Mobaop
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