Liberal to Vestock Interests in Oregon Woolgrowers
WBANN reports a meeting planned by Oregon woolgrowers, with Hailey as mayoral candidate and Will responding. Land Commissioner President Doug Williamson is expected to speak in Washington, while experts outline forest reserve and livestock policy. The gathering aims to shape future government action to protect grazing ranges and preserve stock interests, with two sessions planned and invitations extended to attendees.
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Prrow
Hailey
Dougat
Oregon Woolgrow
Sssoci
Washington
Forest Reserve
Mme
Con
Williamson
Bethe
England to Seize Siam and Kalantan Protectorate Threat
Dispatch from Paris dated September 15 reports 300 British forces have occupied Kalanten at the sultan's request, the largest Malay principality, triggering alarm in Siam that Britain may seek a protectorate over the Malay peninsula.
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Principality of
Kalantan
Siam
Paris
Kalanten
Malay
Siman
Malay Peninsula
Government Troops Success in Interior Isthmus Still Critical
Minister Hart cabled from Bogota that Colombia’s foreign minister announced revolutions in the interior were quelled and troops freed for Panama service, where affairs remain critical.
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Hart
Washington
Bogota
Colombia
State Department
Colomban
Panama
Steamer Nithsdale Founders Off Carfar Island
The British steamer Nithsdale foundered near Carfar Island, Colombo. The captain and thirteen crew members are believed drowned, with eighteen more crew missing. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess the loss.
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Carfar
Colombo
Ceylon
Forest fires devastate Oregon and Washington region
Portland dispatch reports widespread forest fires across Oregon and Washington with thousands homeless and timber losses in the millions. Fires along the Columbia River fade as rain nears Astoria, while Clarke county suffers major losses and a death toll feared higher. Smoke blankets San Francisco as rain starts at Astoria signaling end of the fires.
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Oregon
Astoria
San Franisco
Washington
Northwest
Portland
Columbia River
Clarke County
San Francisco
California
Attacked by Miners In Wilkesbarre and Scranton
Mob of strikers attacked non union miners returning from work near Priston in Wilkesbarre resulting in one fatality and the other survivor. In Scranton three Italian workers mistaken for non union miners were attacked. one dead and two critically injured at Lackawanna hospital. Tamaqua washeries reopen as peace talks advance with non unionists and 50 extra deputies present.
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Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Priston
Lackawanna Hospital
Tamaqua
Reading Company
Pon-Unionisie
President Roosevelt Hosts Ten Thousand At Oyster Bay Reception
At Oyster Bay on September 16, President Roosevelt greeted about 10 000 neighbors at a public reception from 3 to 6 pm. Four bands played while grounds and avenues fluttered with flags. Attendees called him Teddy, a boyhood nickname. Mrs Roosevelt helped entertain as deputies and secret service officers guarded the grounds.
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Oyster Bay
Teddy
Roosevelt
Cattle Exhibit Dominates Kansas State Fair Opening
Hutchinson Kansas opens its state fair with a standout cattle display. Breeders fill livestock pavilions as overflow structures rise to host prized entries from national associations. Judging starts today and runs through the week’s end, spotlighting blooded cattle, swine, and horses.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Unu
National
Shorthorn Association
Heresford Association
Breeders
Colorado State Fair Opens With Record Expected Attendance
Pueblo Colorado, Sep 15. The Colorado State Fair opened today and officials anticipate a new state attendance record. The management has advertised well and crowds from all parts of the state are expected to attend during the week. The fair features displays of fruit, grains, livestock, minerals, and manufactured goods.
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Pueblo
Colo
Clifford and Hawkins set for 20 round Salt Lake bout
Salt Lake City promoters announce a 20 round boxing match tonight at the Salt Lake Athletic Club featuring Cal Hawkins of California and Jack Clifford of Montana. Clifford is noted as aggressive and hard hitting and expected to push Hawkins.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Tonight Call
Cal Hawkins
Jack Clifford
Montana
Clifford
Government Begins Suit Against Northern Securities Merger
The government signals strong action in its suit as Solicitor General John K. Richards arrives from Washington. Testimony is set for tomorrow before Frederick Ingersoll of St Paul and the case centers on the Northern Securities merger.
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Northern Securities
New York
Gonstat John K. Richards
Washington
Frederick Ingersoll
St. Paul
President Eliot May Run for Mayor in Cambridge
Cambridge, Sept 15 reports President Eliot of Harvard may run as an independent mayoral candidate or lead a reform ticket. Petitions are circulating urging him to accept the candidacy.
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Cambridge
Mass
Elliot
Harvard
Reform
Justice Horace Gray Dies. Holmes Appointed Successor
A Lynn bulletin reports Justice Horace Gray of the United States Supreme Court died at Nahant from paralysis after resigning August 15 for health. President Roosevelt named Oliver Wendell Holmes to succeed him.
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Gray
New York
Lynn
Mass
Horace Gray
United States Supreme Court
Nahant
Supreme Court
Roosevelt J
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Forest Fires Ravage Counties North of the River
Fires along the Cowe man River in Cowlitz county are waning while a vast blaze sweeps through Clark and Chehalis counties. Losses reach 300000 in Clark and 406000 in Chehalis with Cowlitz Lewis Pacific and Thurston counties equally devastated. Settlers flee by Coweman River waters as relief committees mobilize for the destitute and homeless.
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Tacoma
Coweman River
Cowlitzounty
Clark County
Chehallis
Cowlitz
Lewis
Pacific
Thurston
Elected Grand Sire Duel in I O O F Convention
Des Moines September meeting opens with Deputy Sire Goodwin set to succeed Grand Sire Cable. A lively contest for deputyship features E S Conway Chicago R EK Wright Allentown PA W G Nye Minneapolis and Massent Hallard Helena MT. Conway leads as a report on a union of American and English sovereigns lodges is awaited.
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Des Moines
Sire Goodwin
Grand Sire Cable
Conway
Chicago
R. EK. Wright
Allentown
W. G. Nye
Minneapolis
Massent Hallard
Helena, Mont
The Pious Fund Arbitration Opens in Hague
The International court of arbitration began its first case in The Hague on the United States versus Mexico over the pious fund of California. Originating in 1697 to support California invasions, funds were later sold to the Mexican government which guarantees 6 percent interest. After California ceded territory, the fund defaulted and paid $900,000 arrears in 1869, with no further payments since.
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The
Hague
International Court of Arbitration
United States
Mexico
Pious Fund of
California
Mealoo
Assembly of Railway Clerks of America in Buffalo Meeting
The Pavin ion of Canada and Mexico along with all U S states are represented at the annual Order of Railway Clerks of America meeting underway in Buffalo New York today. The young organization reports steady growth and operates as a fraternal benevolent group with a benefit fund and national bureau for employment. The convention will run three to four days with entertainment events planned.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Mexico
United States
Order of Railway Clerks of America
Miners Imprisoned After Gas and Powder Explosions
A gas explosion at the Big Four mine in Norfolk Virginia was followed by a powder explosion in the afternoon. The incident trapped James Lester John Rockey and 16 Black miners, with no chance of rescue as the mine was wrecked.
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Big Four
Norfolk
James Lester
John Rockey
Wheat market update from Chicago and New York exchanges
Report by J L Ray Co with data from the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange shows wheat firmer on Sept 15. Limited primary receipts and a modest rise in visible supply support weekly gains. quotes and ranges across Liverpool New York Chicago stations and closing values listed.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
British steel trust plans floated if American rivals act
The St James Gazette reports London authority says a giant British steel trust is being formed, uniting major firms. Shares would be floated immediately if the American Steel Trust grows aggressive, signaling bold strategic moves for postures in global steel markets.
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American Steel Trust
St. James Gazette
London
British Steel Trust
Democrats Name Ticket At Dayton Washington
Dayton Washington September 15 The Democratic county convention met and placed a full ticket for the fall election. The meeting was well attended and harmonious. Ticket includes Representative M M Godman Auditor A4 Ellis Treasurer Edward Alcorn Sheriff F W Bauers Clerk Clark Ternel Prosecuting Attorney E W Clark School Superintendent Mrs Ella Terpening Surveyor Ira Trescott Coroner Dr J M Miller Commissioners J J Rose J A Turner Delegates Alex Price T M Kinder J D Jeral P B Bateman J A Turner M M Godman H M Turner R M Hanger S Merits W T Lane Columbia county currently Republican but hopes rise for the ticket.
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Dayton
Wash
M. M. Godman
Ellis
Edward Alcorn
F. W. Bauers
Clark Ternel
E. W. Clark
Mra
Ella Terpening
Ira Trescott
J.M. Miller
J. J. Rose
J. A. Turner
Alex Price
T. M. Kinder
DD. Jerael
P B. Bateman
H. M. Turner
R.M. Hanger
Merits
W. T. Lane
Columbia County
Man claims kinship with Admiral Dewey sent to poor house
John Dewey, 65, who alleged kinship to Admiral Dewey, was committed to the almshouse in Albany after his claim. The report notes his assertion and the local response as he was placed in care.
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John Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Aime
Hou
Albany
Lieutenant Morris of Olympia Seeks Aid After Crisis
Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant John Morris aboard the battleship Olympia faced a personal crisis and reportedly took his own life by a lethal action this morning, with authorities investigating the incident and confirming his status.
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Washington
John Morris
Olympia
Jury Disagrees In Second No Chomieck Case
San Francisco report Sept 15 notes the second jury case involving Walter No Chomieck ends with disagreement. The piece jests that many kinds of people run government, contrasting Secretary Whitney at the Navy with Secretary Bhaw at the Treasury who bars him from betting on the races.
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San Francisco
Walter No
Whitney
Navy
Bhaw
Treasury
Hin Elerka
Washington Star
Four man hunts in Nebraska bloodhounds used
Four hunting teams in Nebraska pursue four murder and assault cases across Pierce, Mona, Burt, Pawnee and Stanton counties. Each group uses bloodhounds as they seek Neigentiel, who killed his wife Albert Breyer, Fred Korns who killed a sheriff, an unknown tramp who robbed Ruth Fornell and assaulted and killed her, and another unknown assailant who attacked a young girl in Stanton County.
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Lincoln
Neb
Neigentiel
Albert Breyer
Pierce County
Fred Korns
Mona County
Towa
Burt County
Ruth Fornell
Pawnee
Senators Prepare to Meet Roosevelt on Trust Question
In New York Sept 1 Senator Hanna returned this morning and conferred with Senators Allison Aldrich and Platt of Connecticut. They prepared to meet President Roosevelt tomorrow to discuss the trust question in detail.
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New York
Sept. l
Hanna
Alderman in Jail Unable to Post Bond as Son Dies at Home
St Louis report states Charles Curke the alleged doodle alderman remained jailed seeking a $60,000 bond while his 20 year old son Eugene died at the family residence this morning from consumption.
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St. Louis
Charles Curke
Eugene
Strike in Spain Grows as Troops Sent to Barcelona
Barcelona dispatch reports a worsening dock laborers strike with more troops being sent forward. The government faces fear of a broader anarchist outbreak as unrest spreads across the port city.
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Barcelona
Spain
Outbroni
Is It Glanders Ailment in Two Housed Horses
Two horses owned by farmer Jon Zoltz north of town showed weeks of illness. Dr Christie diagnosed glanders, others dispute the diagnosis as glanders is dangerous and transmittable. District Attorney Halley and County Stock Inspector Hoan called in Braty Veterinarian McLown for inspection to determine the cause and risk to other animals.
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Jon Zoltz
Chrisiie
Halley
Braty
McLown
Zletz
Prank Frazier Third In Oregon Journal Race
Frank Frazier finished third in the Oregon Daily Journal roving cup contest won by Streeter of Portland. Voter tallies show Streeter with 40,007 votes and Frazier with 89.64, as the event concluded Saturday with the prize awarded to Streeter.
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Frank Frazier
Oregon Daily Journals
Coup
Bireeter
Poarthad
Alsa
Portland
Frassey
Mr Streeter
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Thie
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Columbia
South OF
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Clifford Vs
Hawkins
Eliot
Cowlitz County
Convention of Odd Fellows
the Pious Fund
Order of Railway Clerks
New York Market
Union Pacific
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Braska
Stanton
County
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Streeter
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