New Train Service To Pendleton From Pasco Debuts
The new passenger train from Pasco to Pendleton will start Monday September 16 with arrivals at 12 30 pm on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and 10 30 am on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Regular 5 30 pm departure from Pendleton daily and connections with main line Northern Pacific. Conductor G R Berthouet to supervise the new service with freight trains operated on a separate schedule.
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Athena
North Bank
Dalles
Northern Pacific
Pendleton
Pasco
Kilman Junction
Thee Clear Hewry
Padassenger
Umatitia County
Penteton
Portland
G. R. Berthotet
Hae
Irale
Parco
Oregon Officials Visit Walla Walla To Probe Lumber Rates
Oregon Railroad Commission members Thomas K. Campbell and Clyde B. Aitchison toured Walla Walla yesterday on a trip across Washington and Oregon railways. They aim to inspect conditions and study lumber rate proposals to gauge potential actions to aid lumbermen amid freight rate pressures. The officials noted interstate decisions on rate profitability and cited precedent from Yellow Pine cases upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Oregon Talbo
Wallin
Washington
Oregon
Altehilean
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Dock Strike Ends After 1000 Workers Walkout
Gwalveston reports the 1000 strong Southern Pacific dockworkers end their strike after the company concedes to the mens demands following inability to hire strike breakers to manage the heavy freight flow.
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Gwalveston
Southern Pacific
Offernse
Hard Lines for McDaniels Held a Prisoner in a Chillan Hut
Wm. H. Mc Daniels, clerk of the national house for representatives, reports from Chill that he was held prisoner in a hut at Antofagasta. He says his right arm was shot off and his newspaper credentials were stolen. He appeals to friends and Senator Gark for help. Clark promises investigation.
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Little Rock
Wm. H. Mc Daniels
National House For Representatives
Chill
Antofagasta
Gark
Clark
Challenge to Race Yachts Nears Cup Contention
Dublin reports the Moya Irish Yacht Club warned the New York Yacht Club of a possible challenge for the America's Cup. The Umbria steamer may be the challenger with races set near Sandy Hook next month. Lipton is the understood source of the challenge.
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Dublin
Moya Irish 'Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Umbria
Sendy Hook
Lipton
Davis Turns Penitentiary Over to Acting Superintendent
Walla Walla Sept 14 James H Davis state board of central chairman formally handed the penitentiary to J D Smith who has been deputy warden and relieved M F P Kincaid whose resignation as warden was accepted earlier. Smith will act as superintendent until a new warden is appointed, in the interim holding the post temporarily.
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Walla Walla
James H Davis
State Board of Central
J. D. Smith
M. FP. Kincaid
Smith
Tocenia Badly Related New York Telegraph Nod
The Canar for Lucatila arrived in New York today after the Lusitania, arriving thirteen hours later than the Lusitania and seven hours behind its own time, according to the report.
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New York
Lucatila
Hoe
Mine Explosion Harms Forty at Union Pacific No 10
A blast at the mouth of the third entry to mine No 10 in Dock Springs Wyoming injures forty men, twenty seriously, with none expected to die. Coal dust ignited by wet lamp flames after runaway cars caused the explosion and damaged the workings as hundreds were present. Injured men were sent to the State hospital or home.
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Dock Springs
Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
New Tariff Is Complex for Pacific Northwest Lumber
Portland sets out to publish the new lumber tariff governing shipments from the Pacific Northwest. The first copy arrived from R. B. Miller of the Harriman lines. The 180 page book lists lumber and shingle rates over 26 railways to 14 775 stations across multiple western states and territories.
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Pacific Northwest
R. B. Miller
Harriman Jines
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Tahi
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Tinos
Wirconsin
Michigan
Band for Walla Walla Pen Receives New Instruments
A new band for the Walla Walla state penitentiary received eighteen bright instruments yesterday afternoon. The band will be organized on Sunday at the Institution. Instruments cost $400 and were bought from Carl Fischer of New York. They are described as first-class and among the best money could buy. The inmates confined there are proud of the acquisition.
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Fighteen Bright
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
San Francisco Boxing Permit Fight Stirs City Officials
San Francisco police balk at October Night permit for boxing promoters. Mayor Taylor’s board faces pressure over whether city boxing should be shut down for faked events. Officials warn of clean sport and potential city action.
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San Franccisco
Board of Supervisord
Taylor
Thomas Magee Aald
San Francisco
Five Men Injured In APC Wreck Near Tempe
Five men were seriously injured shortly after 7 this morning when a streetcar collided with a Penn Hill car on the Tempe road. No other cause than carelessness has been found to explain the wreck. The injured include W. L. Royster motorman Thomas McCormack E. A. Purnett W. C. Heshewind G. Winslow and G. A. Aweus thr.
Helmie Loses Court Battle Over Copper Lands
Ausuot Helmie, once dubbed the copper millionaire, lost in the first round of a legal fight with the Canadian Pacific railroad over the division of 600000 acres of land at Kowtenal. A judgment was handed down in Vancouver British Columbia today.
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Vancouver
B.C
Ausuat Helmie
Conadian Pacific Railroad
Kowtenal
CU Cae
Desperadoes rounded up after catacomb discovery
In Lisbon a raid on suburban catacombs uncovered partly decomposed remains and scattered human bones. Police arrested about a dozen men following a pitched battle in the area as they investigated a series of disappearances tied to a gang.
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Desae
Lisbon
Rioting Spreads Beyond Southeast Asia in Japanese Sphere
Reports from Seoul indicate rioting widening beyond the southeast region. The latest outbreaks are centered in the heart of the Japanese sphere.
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Toki
Seoul
Opened to entry seven thousand acres near Echo Oregon
J H ONeill traveling agent for the O R N in Portland, reports from Walla Walla on Echo irrigation works. Government dams will create a nine foot deep reserve basin and 17 square miles of water, enabling 26,000 acres to be irrigated. A town at Irrigen already does $20,000 in business monthly with potential population growth to 40,000 as irrigation expands horticulture and agriculture.
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J. H. O'Neill
Portland
Walla Walla
Echo
Oregon
Union
Amacum
Wing Dame
John T. Whistler
Garfield
Department of the Interior
Washington
Government Ditch
Whistler
Smithson Institute
Washington, D. C
Irrigen
Anti Hindu Riots Board Diplomacy Notes Seattle
Diplomatic correspondence will address the anti Hindu riots that have troubled Seattle and Puget Sound, drawing comment from British and U.S. officials. Seattle Japanese fear a Vancouver style outbreak as 46 revolvers were sold to a Japanese leader amid anti orientalist protests. A new Naturalization Bureau will open in Seattle serving Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana with officials arriving to set up.
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Puget Sound
United States
Vancouver
Japanene
New Naturalization Bureau
Portland
United States Attorney General
Alvard W. Cooley
Naturalization Bureau
Richard K. Campbell
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Coal Car Shortage Predicted for Washington Winter
Franklin K. Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission warns Washington will face the greatest coal car shortage in history this winter. He has studied the matter for months and urges residents to stock coal, noting western Washington will be especially affected and uncomfortable.
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Seattle
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Opposition to Mrs Besant at Theosophical Conventio
Opposition to Mrs Annie Besant world president of Adyar India forms in Chicago as the twentieth annual convention of the Theosophical Society opens. Hundreds of members attend with expected storms at the Universal Brotherhood sessions.
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Chicago
Annie Besant
Adyar
India
Theosophical Sociey
Universal Brotherhood
Stensland Must Serve Time for Bank Wrecking Case
In Chicago the state board of pardons refused release for Paul Stensland former president of the defunct Milwaukee Avenue Savings Bank. He is serving a penitentiary term for wrecking the bank health was alleged. In San Francisco John A Fox special director of national harbors and rivers arrived and will tour California harbors starting Monday evening.
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Chicago
State Board of Pardons
Paul
Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Savings Bank
California Harbors
San Francisco
John A. Fox
National Harbors and Rivers
California
Five Japanese Die In Wreck Near Roseburg Dillard crash
Roseburg Sept 14 Five Japanese railway workers died in a head on collision at Dillard ten miles south of Roseburg Extra east No 2643 and southbound freight No 221 were involved with an accompanying construction gang. Fire and wreckage led to multiple deaths and serious injuries with three Japanese burned in their cars as crews fought to extinguish fires. The engineer and fireman survived as doctors treated the wounded. A land sale in Reservation Land Sourd details a purchase of 80 acres near Adama for 6400 dollars.
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Roseburg
Pfive
Dillard
Dixon
Sharp
C. Davis
Vincent
Special train to Pendleton for Morrow County Day fair
O R & N offers a special Heppner to Pendleton train leaving at 7 AM with return by Sunday, September 29. Round trip one and one third fare during September 23 to 27. Children half fare. McElroy Band to perform all fair week with Signor De Capria, B F Driscoll, S D Driscoll, Signor Farello, and Hughes.
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District Fair Commission
O. R. & SN. Company
Heppner
Pendleton
Morrow County
McElroy Band
McElroy
Signor de Capria
B. F. Driscoll
8. D. Driscoll
Hotel
Salem
Cornelly
Miner Said Seen Near Chatam Point in North Vancouver
Vancouver dispatch reports Lee Curtis a log worker cites evidence that Bill Miner the escaped train robber is hiding near Chatam Point. Curtis claims Miner left the penitentiary after escaping and has headed north, with authorities pursuing the lead.
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Vancouver
Lee Curtis
Bill Miner
Chatam Point
Prince Chieda inearthed murder in Bushter Diatriot
Sept 14 report says Prince Chivadsea of the empire council was assassinated in the Bushter Diatriot. Princess Chavadse was wounded in the same attack. The chaotic scene follows rising tensions across the region and prompts official inquiries.
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Chiewadine
Prince Chivadsea
Council of the Empire
Chavadse Wa
Strikers Tie Up River Traffic In New Orleans
New Orleans port crippled by longshoremen strike as workers demand pay per bale instead of by the hour raising prospect of a system-wide shift in labor compensation plans harming shipping and commerce in the area.
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New Orleans
New Orlean
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