County to collect six year delinquent taxes and personal taxes
The county court hires Clark Nelson as special clerk to identify six years of delinquent personal taxes and fourteen years of back real estate taxes. He will begin October 1 and compile a roll for easier lookup. Lawmakers may back a bill to make personal tax liens priority over real estate when both exist.
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Clark Nelson
Taylor
Pendleton Tribune
Funk
Lowe
Cesta
Tex Commission i Ie
Rallrod shopmen strike and Portland obituary note
Sixteen hundred employees of the repair shop of the Wulchael road struck this morning in Chicago. Plymplin Kelly aged 78 years dies in Portland after a lingering illness with paralysis. one of five brothers who migrated to Portland in 1848 and remained there.
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Chicago
Wulchael Road
Plymplin Kelly
Portland
Woman Dies After Car Hits Open Seattle Drawbridge
Mrs. Raymond, wife of an auto chauf feur, was killed when her car drove into an open drawbridge in the southern part of the city. The driver was slight and Ivy injured. She had hired the machine to find her husband in West Seattle.
Trade War Fears Prompt White House Talk With German Makers
A German manufacturers delegation met the president to warn of a looming trade war. They express grave concern over the existing treaty with the United States set to expire July next and claimed the Reichstag agrarian party opposes reciprocity. The president pledged to consider all complaints and to have treasury findings forwarded for review.
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Civeter Hay
Bopt
COP Tan Reli Petitive
Thi
Germany
Agrarian Party
Reichstag
Treasury Department
Hearst May Contidol Ends Democratic Endorsement Hopes
Investigations show William Randolph Hearst's influence improves his chance to win the Democratic convention endorsement in Buffalo. Opponents concede the outlook is desperate as New Yorkers note Hearst controls delegations from nearly 24 appetite counter.
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New York
W. KR. Henret
Buffalo
Hearst
Revolt Display Fails Across Mexican Cities
Reports from Mexico City Monterey Cananea Chihuahua Juarez Nogales indicate September 16 passed without a revolutionary display. In a speech at Mexico Pres, Mmos attributed the publicity around the alleged revolutionary plane to the defeat of their effort.
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el Paso
Mexicc City
Monterey
Cananea
Chihuahua
Juarez
Nogales
Mexico Pres
Mmos
Justification of State Fair Praises VigorousCompetition
The State Fair judged vigorous competition and valuable exhibitions across all departments. Dairy, cattle, horses, sheep, and swine saw record entries and higher quality, with buyers and exhibitors noting improved breeds and returns. Vendors reported strong sales and widespread interest, and judging was accepted with little complaint.
Special Cuban Election and Havana Explosion News
Havana reports a possible special election to avoid U S occupation as President Palma is rumored to act. An explosion in Havana destroys two brick buildings, six dead and many injured, likely arson with alcohol storage. American capitalists arrive to seek Taft’s stance on the Island of Pines matters.
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Havana
Palma
Andrade
United States
Iste
Pines
Isle of Pines
Taft
Daland
Washington prep for landing as Cuba talks rise
Washington officials report a Cuban revolution in decline and press for peace before Taft’s arrival. The 12th Cavalry mobilizes at Chattanooga for a possible Cuba expedition while ships Minneapolis Washington and Tennessee head toward Havana with marines. An armistice is declared but fighting continues to ease.
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Polim
Pratt Termes
Taft
Marano
Twelfth Cavalry
Chattanooga
Cal
12Th Cavalry
Cuba
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Washington
Tennessee
Big crowd gathers for New Mexico territorial fair opening
A record turnout marks the first day of the 10th annual territorial fair in Albuquerque New Mexico with as many as 5000 visitors. The event hosts sheep and woolgrowers and the Kolehte of Pythins grand lodge conventions while local figures attend meetings and state events amid the busy fair week.
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Albuqherque
N. M
Pythins Grand Lodge
Four hundred Wabash shop workers strike. Denver pastor dies
Four hundred men in the Wabash shops joined a strike this morning. Rev J Whisler aged 70, a Civil War veteran and former Methodist Episcopal pastor at The Dalles, died in Denver after leaving that post due to ill health.
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Springfield
J. Whisler
Denver
The
Dalles
Trust crackdown on wagon crews in Omaha
Actina on orders of Major Thiman arrests drivers and crews of jeep wagons for refusal to sell in family vehicles. The trust had been prosecuted for short weight tea. Major warns that travel restrictions will continue, else consequences will be dire for the whrome heb and gutter routes.
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ST UT Omaha
Neb
Twhiman
Fine Trust
German subject dies in Highime amid diplomatic push
Sept 17 in St Petersburg and Warsaw report the death of Herr Bush a German subject in Highime prompting the German embassy to urge the foreign office to protect Germans abroad. General Copposański, president of the court martial, is described amid a street shooting near Alexander Square with injuries reported.
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Tussia
St. Petersburg
Herr Bush
Foreign Office
Warsaw
Copcainski
Alexander Square
Mongolia Went Ashore at Mihilway Island
Mongolia disembarkation report says the Mongol which went ashore yesterday remains settled. Jettisoning activity continues, the ship rests easily and passengers are comfortable.
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Mihilway Island
Uma County Woolgrowers Aegis Leaders for State Board Posts
Uma tilla County woolgrowers edge toward recognitions with strong support for J N Thurkess as president and Tun P Smythe as secretary at the statewide woolgrowers meeting in Condon. Delegates including Burgess Slurher Belts Mathews Warnier Doherty and others travel by train to attend.
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Uma-| Vin County
Condon
Uimatilh County Association
Ile Vite
Umatilla County
W Man
J. N. Thurkess
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Tun P. Smythe
Umatitla
Burgess William Slurher
Dougiye
CW Mathews
Koo
Warnier
Pat Doherty
George & Hickox
Bureau
Anlmitt
Tie Weet
BE N. Hutchinson
Porthlind
Incu
Arlington
Thin Aternaot
Woking Term Request for 872 Million Properties
Chicago firms seek 872 million for all tangible and intangible assets including reservations. Proposal notes features are below the transportation committee’s expectations. Details mention Chitengo's Tre Hon Company and City Hall involvement dated September 17.
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Chicago
Chicage Inter Traction and
Kitters City Hallway Company
Labor federation opens with politics as main topic
Washington September 17 executive council of the American Federation of Labor began its fall meeting politics the chief topic and plan to defeat congressional candidates with grievances. At Waukegan September 17 Mormon preachers in Zion City stirred a riot as Dowie supporters clashed with guards injuring Elders Christian son and Elliott.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Waukegan, I
Zion City
Dowle
Christianson
Elliott
Great Strike at Winnipeg Parade of Workers Echoes Plumber Tie
In Winnipeg Manitoba on September 17 a broad strike involved about 3500 workers from diverse trades in solidarity with plumbers who refused arbitration. The action follows the plumbers’ stand and aims to pressure settlement.
Carpenters Get a Raise Averted San Francisco Strike
In San Francisco on Sept 17, carpenters' demand for five dollars per day was rejected by employers, but a serious strike was avoided this morning. The outcome preserves labor peace for now and maintains wage expectations for the trades.
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San Francisco
Reservoir Dam and Distribution System Open Bids
At Portland reclamation headquarters bids for the East Umatilla reservoir dam and for the Koe Dist ribution System will be opened October 1. Contracts call for 1000s of cubic yards of earthwork with completion by May 1, 1908, and the work may be handled largely by local labor and teams with minimal concrete use.
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Nature
Reclamation
Portland
Uma- Ulla
Department
Washington
Unles
Centriet
Newt
Koei
Death of Dr A HW Martin Esteemed Pendleton Physician
Dr A HW Martin, stepfather to the Neagle brothers, long a respected Pendleton physician, died in Portland last Tuesday after traveling there for an operation. He had recently retired from practice but remained well regarded by peers and friends. He was buried in a Portland cemetery following the operation.
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A. A. Martin
Neagle Brothers
Portland
Eit
Durie
Mumeier Pir Marstin
Ediat
Martin Cone
Pendleton
Perfect but Bogus Coins Hearing in a Rebate Case
A Chicago hearing by the Interstate Commerce Commission examined the Peavey Elevator company rebating charges tied to a monopoly in Omaha and Kansas City grain trade. New York Central officials pleaded not guilty to sugar refinery traffic rebates in federal court as Read Admiral Sir Edward Chichester died in Gibraltar of pneumonia after a brief illness.
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Penvey Elevator Company
New York Central
Admiral Chichester
Amerie
Gibraltar
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peavey Elevator Company
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
New York Central Answers
New York
Pomeroy
Nathan Guilford
Wullow
Chichester Dend
Sir Edward Chichester
Manila
Dewey
Germany
Dredge Charleston Channel to Open Navy Yard
The Charleston yard project requires dredging the Cooper River approach to 30 feet at low water and enlarging the main channel to admit deepest vessels. An Army Engineers survey is needed before work starts, but officials plan prompt dredging to enable a navy repair station with capacity near Norfolk. Delays in access fuel calls for accelerated progress.
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Charleton
Navy
Norfolk
Judge Vine Gerald Suffering After Fall
Judge Vine Gerald suffers severe injuries after a fall. He was unable to be out of Ded at the time of the accident and remains confined due to the injuries. The incident left him with a painful condition.
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Vine Gerald
Thos
Mutiny on Turkish Troopship Near Port Bald
Sept 17 a Turkish troopship was seized by Martins aboard and several were killed before control was restored. Local authorities reported the incident at Port Bald with details still emerging.
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Port Bald
Martins
Severnl
500 Beeves Sell In Grant County Sale
One of the season’s largest cattle deals in Grant county closed last week when EB, PL, and J D Laurence of Upper John Day valley sold 500 head of 2 year old steers to Wallin Walla Meat company of Walls Walla, at about 20 per head. Dollar Mountain Rogie.
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Grant
Grant County
Eb, PL
J. D. Laurence
John Dayviller
Wallin Walla Meat Company
Walls Walla
Mountain Rogie
Theodore Nelson files suit against Tiger Sullivan
Theodore Nelson today filed suit seeking 750000 against Tiger Sullivan in a case tied to a drunken altercation. Sullivan refuses to plead but says he will defend himself in court. Nelson plans to reveal the cause and notes of the incident when the case comes to trial.
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Chicago
Theodore Nelson
Tiger Sullivan
Nelson
Trrvan
Sullivan
Beys
Nelwon Ove Iletter- Noyes
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