Grain Markets Open With Little Change On Friday
Quotations show wheat up slightly while overall grain markets stay near opening figures. Weather varies nationwide with rain in many areas and freezing temperatures in Nebraska Colorado and North Dakota. Specifics note rain in Omaha and a killing frost at Valentine with unseasonably cold conditions in the Northwest and Midwest.
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Chicago
Ohio Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
Minnesota
Bismarck
Huron
Moosehead
Omaha
Valentine
North Dakota
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
Bay
Minneapolis
Walla Walla County Donates to Fairs
The 1,080 board of county commissioners approved funding for the Walla Walla County Fair Association and the Walla Walla Fruit Fair. The county will provide a full appropriation to the county fair and 160 dollars to the fruit fair upon secretary Van DeWater's petition, following requests from Ennis Caswell and Kidwell.
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Walla Walla
Board of County Commissioners
Walla Walla County
Forty Injured in Mexican Bull Fight Grandstand Collapse
In Oxnard California on September 16 a grandstand collapse at a bull fight threw about forty Mexicans to the ground. The pileup caused many broken bones and severe bruising. witnesses feared suffocation as victims were crushed together. Injured were all Mexican nationals.
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Oxnited
Cal
Cherokee Strip Opens 10th Anniversary Celebration
Cherokee Strip marks the tenth anniversary of its opening with a three day festivity in Okla starting Sept 16. Brightly decorated town with flags, buntings, and visitors arriving by train. Events include races fireman's tournament Indian contests and many attractions.
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Cherokee Strip
Okla
Riot Flare Follows Municipal Election Nine Dead
A fierce riot in Athens over the municipal election last night left fourteen dead and many injured. In Cincinnati, Salvation Army members who invaded Kentucky’s feud district prepared to depart for Breath.
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Athens
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
Kentucky
Lipton Very Ill After Train Attack At Public Event
Sir Thomas Lipton suffered a second attack of illness on a train and nearly collapsed on arrival at the auditorium. Physicians attended him. officials say the episode is serious but not postponement causing. Few visitors admitted as reports warn the condition could prove fatal.
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Thomas Lipton
Irrigation Congress Opens in Ogden in Grand Style
Over 500 delegates attend the eleventh annual National Irrigation Association congress in Ogden tabernacle. Mayor delivers opening address. Senator WA Clarke of Montana presides as president. Mexico and France send representatives. a Mexican brass band performs. The event runs three days with talks on forestry, reclamation, and legal issues. Save the Forests is the theme.
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Montana
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Eost Oregonians
National Irrigation Association
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National Association
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France
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Texas
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Senator Clark Urges Vast Reclamation Project
Senator Clark praised a national plan to reclaim arid lands in the West, arguing it would irrigate vast tracts, open one sixth of the region to water storage, and provide homes for up to 20 million people. He claimed federal funding of 10 million yearly for 30 years would redeem about 1000,000 acres and transform prosperity for states and territories.
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Onilen
Seyiih
Clark
Session on Cuban matters aboard Sylph near New York Harbor
Roosevelt and Republican managers plan an important conference on Cuban affairs aboard the Sylph in New York Harbor after Ellis Island visit, with attendance expected including several leaders though exact names are not confirmed. The session precedes Roosevelt's late-night departure for Abderam.
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Sept
Roosevelt
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Platt
Leb
Cuba
Untoward Linotype Accident Delays East Oregonian
A serious Linotype accident at the East Oregonian office this morning delayed publication and forcibly reduced reading matter for the issue. The disruption halted normal production and shortened the newspaper’s content.
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Oregonian
Wabash River Improvement Convention Opens in Terre Haute
Members from Indiana and Vincennes Lafayette and other Wabash valley cities attend the Wabash River Improvement association convention in Terre Haute seeking to make the river navigable. A permanent organization will be formed modeled on the Ohio River Improvement and will push Congress for appropriations to carry out the work.
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Ind
Indiana
Vincennes
Lafayette
Wabash Valley
Wabash River Improvement Association
Wabash River
Congress
Mexican war veterans to convene in Indianapolis
The National Association of Mexican War veterans begins its sal con vention in Indianapolis with delegates from Tennessee Holineis Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania Missouri and Texas arriving for three days of programs and entertainment Panic in Exchange Chicago reports a Weare Grain Company debt notice but later withdrawn A cyclone strikes Moutrie Augusta county injuring several and causing deaths and wrecked houses
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Ind
National Association of Mexican War Veterans
Tennessee
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Kentucky
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Missouri
Texas
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Board of Trade
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PP Weare
Quaker Doctors in City Alleged to Take 20000 From Baker City
Bakers City residents accuse Quaker doctors of taking about 20000 dollars from the community and fear locals here may face a similar loss. Citizens blame the council for allowing the doctors to enter on a ten dollar daily license and vow to confront the matter at the next session. Leaders consider measures to counter the resolution and drive the doctors out.
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Wren
Pendleton
British Boundary Commission Opened in London Proceedings Favorable to America
The British boundary commission met at the foreign office with all commissioners present and many lawyers for England and Canada. Attorney General Findlay opened on England’s behalf, citing Pacific access value and a history of the dispute. Chairman Alverstone interrupted, noting familiarity with contents and stressing expediency, as Lord Root sat nearby and prospects favored a swift result.
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Alek Boundary Commission
For Eien
England
Canady
Cher
Coun
Irles
Findlay
Phad Bay
Pacific
Justion Alveretone
Tanm Bor
Chinese Population in Portland and Astoria Declines
Prominent Chimew resident reports Portland Chinese numbers between 3000 and 4000, Astoria around 2000 during a seawone, with several laundries closing driving residents away. Prediction claims Chinese will be major in Oregon cities within 15 years. Sheriff Taylor travels to Salem with J W Collins in custody for forging a David Carwil check for 65.76, Collins an ex-convict released last June after five years served.
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Portland
Fitton Verome
Severa
Taylor
Salem
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