Emperor Matsuhito of Japan laid to rest in Kyoto
Kioto, Sept 14. The body of Emperor Matsuhito arrives for interment on Momoyama Hill after a public funeral in Tokyo. The cortege moves silently through thousands of mourners to the tomb near the Kwammu tomb. The burial follows Shinto rites and the royal representatives offer prayers. General Count Maresuke Nogi and his wife reportedly died by their own hand in grief.
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Japan
Tokio
Matsuhito
Momopama Hill
Nippon
Toklo
Momoyama
Momoyama Hill
Kwammu
Kanin
Yoshihito
Higashifushimi
Nowani
Tokyo
Seft
Maresuke Nogi
Nogi
Port Arthur
Russia
Chohhu
Heo
Sendai
Marugame
Governor Wilson Thanks Oregon Delegates for Support
Portland Oregon Sept 14 I am grateful to the delegates from Oregon for their support in the national convention and will feel honored by the people of Oregon for their support in the November election. Mrs Benjamin Brick wife of a Democratic legislative candidate carried the message after visiting Governor Wilson at Sea Girl. Brick and her daughter had a six month stay in New York and obtained an interview through Will R King the Oregon national committeeman. She valued a photo on the White House porch showing her and her child with Governor Wilson.
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Gre
Oregon
Woodrow Wilson
Benjamin Brick
Wilson
Sea Girl
Will R. King
White House
Willaon
Death of Mrs Etta Duryea Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs Etta Duryea Johnson wife of Jack Johnson the world heavyweight champion were held at St Marks Methodist Church Chicago Sept 14 Rev J Robinson officiating The body was interred in Greenland cemetery Chicago Illinois
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Chicago
Tils
Mia
Etta Duryea Johnson
Jack Johnson
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Rev. J. Robinson
Greenland Cemetery
Nurse Dies After Tuberculosis Battle at Walla Walla Hospital
Miss Susie McReynolds of Pilot Rock contracted tuberculosis while serving as a nurse in a Walla Walla hospital and died at 6 o'clock last evening at her parents' home. Funeral held today. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs H H McReynolds, with sisters Milas Elsie and Mink Maud McReynolds mentioned.
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Walla Walla
Susie McReynolds
Pilot Rock
H. H. McReynolds
Milas Elsie McReynolds
Mink Maud McReynolds
Special trains from Seattle and Tacoma for Round-up trip
Seattle and Tacoma plan excursion trains to Pendleton Round-up with booster trips through southeastern Washington. Walter Adams, N P agent, will park one Tacoma train via Walla Walla while Seattle runs five Pullmans one observation car two diners and a dynamo baggage car. Seattle train arrives Friday morning September 27 from Pasco. O W R N will run daily specials from Kennewick during the Round-up with morning arrivals and evening departures.
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Seattle
Sound
Pendleton
Washington
Walter Adams
N. P
The
Walla Walla
Pasco
Adams
Kennewick
Expert Roper Tex McCloud Joins Round-Up Cast
Tex McCloud, renowned roper and rider from Gonzales Texas, arrived yesterday to sign with Henry W. Collins for the Round-up. Known in the Panhandle and Calgary for roping, riding and a gold belt from Calgary, he will tackle steer roping broncho busting and the wild horse race, displaying mastery with the noose.
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Tex” McCloud
Knight
Henry W. Collins
McCloud
Gonzales
Texas
Tex
Panhandle
101 Ranch
Elka
Nevada
Cheyenne
California
Calgary Stampede
Boston Society Wedding Unites Miss Lasell and Mintura Ver di
A Boston society wedding took place in Whitinsville this afternoon as Miss Marion Lasell married Mintura De Suszara Ver di of New York City. The bride, daughter of Chester and Mrs. Lasell of Whitinaville, is linked to a noted horseman and breeder.
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Boston
Whitinsville
Marion Lasell
Mintura de Suszara Verdi
New York City
Chester Whitin Lasell
Whitinaville
Rebels Ravigh Border Farms Rebels Ravigh Border Farms
Washington reports permission to sweep the border and drive Mexican rebels from near the U.S. line, while Texas commanders press for light artillery to patrol Texas Arizona and New Mexico. Independence Day looms in Mexico and officials fear outbreaks. Federals pressed as clashes resume near El Tigre and Agua Prieta with hundreds deployed and rifles in use.
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Washington
Scvom
United States
Texas
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Steever
Acros
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
State Department
Douglas, Arix
el Tigre
Salazar
Agua Prieta
Police Inspector Dismissed in New York District
New York on September 14 reports Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo upheld the dismissal of inspector Cornelius G. Hayes from police to captain for alleged disorderly conduct. Hayes was found to have made false statements, though Deputy Commissioner McKay ruled the charges were not proved and the suspension became permanent.
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New York
Rhinelander Walde
Cornelius G. Hayes
Tlayes
McKay
Hayes
Waldo
Spreckles Millions Contest Reopened in San Francisco
The Spreckles estate dispute returns to court as Augustus Rudolph Spreckles and sister seek to prove Claus Spreckles overgave more than half his fortune to John DB and Adolph, claiming the bulk belonged to his wife. The sugar company accounts run from June 1898 and fill a large dray.
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San Francisco
Claus Spreckles
Sewell
Augustus
Rudolph Spreckles
Bima
John DB
Adolph
Sugar Company
Mexico to Celebrate Independence Day in Jail Law
Mexico will observe its 102nd independence anniversary with heightened enthusiasm as the Zapatiat us plotters are jailed. The national celebration will take place tomorrow in Mexico.
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Mexico
I W W to Launch Big Demonstration in New York
Thousands of I W W workers plan a major demonstration in New York to protest the imprisonment of Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovannitti in Lawrence Mass. for the murder of striker Anna Lopizzo. Two parades are scheduled as Haywood may join the march in Boston if arrested.
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New York
Joseph Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Lawrence
Mass
Anna Loppizzo
Haywood
Boston
William DD. Haywood
Wall
Roosevelt Claims Credit For Pure Food And Irrigation Acts
Reno Sept 14 Colonel Roosevelt said others wrongly claim credit for irrigation and pure food laws and he would not allow reclamation or pure food acts to pass until he became president. He praised Hiram Johnson and urged trust in honest leaders amid enthusiastic Bull Moose support.
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Reno
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
Col
Johnson
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Rooseveltt
Shown Beauties of Puget Sound Country Tour Remarkable
A party of noted scientists touring the United States examined Seattle and Puget Sound today After inspecting the University of Washington they lunched at the professors club and then visited the chamber of commerce where a stereopticon lecture on the sound country was shown
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Seattle
Puget Sound
United States
University of Washington
Professors Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sound Country
Governor Johnson In Town In Sioux City
Governor Hiram W. Johnson arrived in Sioux City Iowa to address a large meeting of the third party and open the campaign in this state tonight during his tour as progressive vice presidential candidate.
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Johnson
Sioux City
Hiram W. Johnson
August Belmont Sails for Europe to Sell Horses
August Belmont the banker polo player and society man left New York for Europe today. The trip is said to be mainly for selling some of his blooded horses in France.
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Belmont
New York
Europe
France
City Marshal Killed in Fight With Men
Burns Ore Sept 14 In a battle with three men who resisted arrest H Z Strand city marshal of Harney City was shot and killed there Thursday James Bucklin Otto Lowell and Burbank Clay are under arrest.
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Burns
Ore
H. Z. Strand
Harney City
James Bucklin
Otto Lowell
Burbank Clay
Wilson League Formed for Wilson Campaign Night
In Pendleton tonight supporters of Wilson and Marshall plan to organize a Wilson League at the courthouse. The 7:20 rally features the Round-up band, then speeches by Frank A. Garrecht and James Harvey Graham. The effort draws interest after Roosevelt’s state visit and aims to unite supporters across parties with invites extended to women and youths.
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Wilson
Marshall
Pendleton
Court House
Court
Main Streets
Frank A. Garrecht
Walla Walla
James Harvey Graham
Baker
Roosevelt
la Follette
McCusker
Wilson Club
Wilson Begins Sunday Campaign Tour With Press Pack
Woodrow Wilson, Democratic presidential nominee, leaves Sunday in his private car for the west. He travels with a secretary two stenographers and eight correspondents. The first stop is Columbus Ohio where he is due Monday morning.
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Sea Girt
M. J
Woodrow Wilson
West
Columbus
Ohio
Gen O Reilly in hands of troops near Douglas
General F O Reilly and his filibustering expedition of about 300 men were captured near the Arizona border after a clash with Mexican rebels. In reality the party consisted of three companions who were captured, robbed, and then surrendered to American troops, returning to Arizona.
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Douglas
Ariz
Arizona
F. O'Reilly
Mexico
O'Reilly
Callahan
O'Keefe
Jones
Rojas
Storm and flood sweep over states
Storm and flood sweep Alabama and Florida as a heavy gale drives downpours. Mobile reports 11.2 inches of rain flooding lower wharves. Pensacola notes the river steamer National buffeted by 47.6 mile gale and sunk.
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Washington
Alabama
Florida
Weather Bureau
Mobile
Pensacola
Natonal
Ad Club Plans Portland Round-Up Excursion
Leroi Buck notes the Portland Ad Club will run its second annual Round-up and Hot Lake excursion from September 27 to 30. The trip, limited to 100 with side reservations, is organized by H. L. Idleman Lewis M. Head J. L. Miller P. E. Arlett and B. T. Carswell for a wild West experience.
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Portland Ad Clube
Ad Club
Portland
H. L. Idleman
Lewis M. Head
J. L. Miller
P. E. Arlett
B. T. Carswell
Woman crushed by runaway street sweeper in New York
An elderly woman in black died at One Hundred Eighty-Eighth Street and Park Avenue when a street cleaning sweeper driven by Louis Goldsmith bolted after a railroad whistle. The pair of bays pulled free the team, trapping and mangling the pedestrian as she crossed the avenue.
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New York
Park Avenue
New York Central
Louis Goldsmith
Lunatic Arrested in Calif Conspiracy Claim
Sacramento authorities report Carl Ohlson of Berkeley confessed intent to stop Roosevelt from entering California. Police describe him as a harmless lunatic and he was confined.
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Sacramento
Cal
Carl Ohlson
Berkeley
Roosevelt
California
Allen capture joins Des Moines manhunt for Allen clan
Des Moines, Sept 14. Sidna Allen, leader of the Allen clan gang that shot up the Hilleville Virginia courthouse and killed the judge and sheriff, was captured after letters he wrote to a Virginia sweetheart revealed he worked with a Des Moines construction firm. Westley Edwards, the gang’s only free member, is believed near Des Moines and may be arrested soon. Several others have been sentenced to death for the Hilleville killings.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Virginia
Sidna Allen
Hilleville
Allen
Westley Edwards
Taylor Urges Paving of Jackson Street
H J Taylor expresses strong support for paving Jackson Street after buying a residence there east of the J F Robinson home. He says he would not have purchased if pavement costs were known earlier, and he plans to occupy the house this winter while also building a new home on the former site and moving the old green house to Madison Street below the Robinson property.
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Jackson Street
J. Taylor
J. F. Robinson
Mr. Taylor
Madison Street
Robingan Place
Chicago Pace Set for Fast Racing Across State Line
Chicago resumes horse racing after an eight year hiatus. Porter Indiana hosts a two week meeting by the Mineral Springs Jockey club starting today with top officials in charge. A second track nearby will host racing in early October as rails and facilities are prepared.
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Chicago
Ulmnots
Indiana
Porter
Ind
Mineral Springs Jockey Club
Miss Jessica Bishop Marries in Berkshire Autumn Wedding
Pittsfield Mass Sept 14 Miss Jessica Pomeroy Bishop daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Bishop of Chicago wed Spencer Turner nephew of Mrs Truman H B Newbury in St Stephens church The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s summer home Wiaka in the Berkshires with family and friends in attendance.
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Jessica Bishop
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshires
Jessica Pomeroy Bishop
Henry W. Bishop
Chicago
Spencer Turner
Truman H. B. Newbury
St. Stephen's Church
Wiaka
Conference of Confectioners Meets in Milwaukee
Conference of confectioners and ice cream manufacturers meets in Milwaukee to discuss tentative plans adopted by the state commission for regulating the industries.
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Milwaukee
State Commission For the Regulation of Industries
Brenner Reported For Duty With Cleveland
Pitcher Brenner, recently purchased from the Wisconsin-Illinois League, reported for duty today in Cleveland. He is a right hander and has a wonderful record.
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Brenner
Cleveland
Clevelands
Celebration of Fourth Uses Electric Lights Instead of Firecrackers
Electricity takes lead in Glorious Fourth celebrations with colored electric lights replacing noisy firecrackers in many displays.
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