Magnificent Exhibit Showcases Prized Fruits and Produce
A vivid description highlights a premier exhibit with heavy apples weighing a pound and a half, an 17 inch circumference monster at 1 pound 1 ounce, and extensive displays of prunes plums and peaches. Judges praise uniform color and size, with notable origin from Malheur County and plans to add to the Cremon exhibit.
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Loute
Ontars
Cremon
Diet Bower
Ehh
Dhe
HPT
Diamond Special Wrecked at Horinafield Mine Disaster
Fireman Con Cinnon of Docktur was killed and Messenger Walter Pinve of Eton was badly injured in a mine wreck at the Hareiny Milling Company's works near Timneixs Central Dimond on September 2. One other unnamed worker survived the collapse with injuries.
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Horinafield
Duredin
Timneixs
Dimond Éiedal
Lewis
Hareiny Milling Company
Con Cinnon
Docktur
Walter Pinve
Eton
Wails Walle Fatality in City Rail Work Incident
Louis Pareley Comudian dies in the city while working on a road project described with broken OCR. The report notes residence in the city, no known relatives, and mentions losses and inducements that proved fatal, with scattered figures and dates.
Armies Oktsamms h before Mukden in World War I dispatch
World War I era reports describe ongoing tension around Mukden with Japanese and Russian forces poised for renewed fighting. Agencies in St Petersburg and London relay claims of Japanese pressure, Russian readiness, and anticipated winter quarters as operations continue up to spring.
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Mike
Tokio
Europathin
Mukden
Hin
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Promoted His Uncle Grand Duke Ber 5 Michael Appointed
The article notes the promotion of an uncle of the emperor to the newly created post of inspector general of artillery. The grand duke becomes governor of Mui oOW, reflecting a high level military appointment within the imperial structure.
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St. Peterahung
Peron
Michael
Artilery
Muioow
Gol Tournament Resumes In St Louis Semifinal Round
The Olympian golf tournament resumed in favorable conditions in St Louis. Bert McKennie of St Louis defeated St Hunter of Chicago in the first round. Ambert of St Louis and Ralph McKitrich of St Louis played a tight match.
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St. Louis
Goll
Bert McKennie
St. Hunter
Chicago
Ambert
St. Louie
Ralph McKitirich
Hill and Herrick Nominated in Albany Guber Race
The Albany convention names Hill and Herrick for lieutenant governor and attorney general respectively as factions long at war unite behind a platform pledging Jeffersonian governance. The document denounces official corruption and vows impartial service, while outlining the party line on public finances and ethics.
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Saratome
Leutenant
Indore
Werrich
Murphy
McCarrei
Hill
Werrick
Albany County
Herrick
George Toines
Four Children Die From Poison In Chilean Tragedy
A mother finds four of her children dead after eating poison cakes found in a box labeled rat poison mischief. Ruben Lavemer and siblings Annie Ralph and others aged from 1 to 7 perished. remaining children and parents exposed, some recovering after rapid intervention. the cakes tasted bitter and sufficed to deadly effect.
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Siekane
Ruben Lavemer
Pieter
Annie
Fred
Ruben
Hole Mons
Neryday
Fire destroys 1500 bushels of wheat at Sprague mill
Sprague Wash Sept 21 F A McAkenna reports 1500 bushels of bine stem wheat burned when a threshing engine sparked and fire broke out in a stick pile. Fire crews fought the blaze as the crop was destroyed and damage was extensive, with officials noting the incident likely started by a spark from the engine.
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Sprague
Wash
F. AL McAkenna
Hia Firm
Here
Cleeninge
Wiese Palling
Ieee Ast
Steamer Mascot Sinks Near Lewis River Mouth
The Mascot, a prime Columbia River passenger freight steamer, went down at the mouth of the Lewis River last night after a bank failure. No casualties reported. The Old People's Home in Spokane lists 11 residents aged 6 to 88, under Deaconess Marta Heard’s care, seeking funds to expand facilities and add living rooms and a piazza.
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St. Helena
Ore
Columbia River
Lewis River
Spokane
Aviington Kelphia
Hillyard
Marta
Bushnell
AL Morrish
Murder Verdict Reported in Servin Royal Parade
King Peter of Servin acknowledged the murder of state as crowds cheered during an augmented garrison parade. The royal procession, including the crown prince, moved from the new palace with police dispersing onlookers amid celebratory tumult.
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Peter of
Servin
Kelurade
Bintie
Dorie
Peter
Servia
Telluminatwea
Dynamiter's Confession Recounted in Topeka Meeting
Topeka September 21 Sherin Bell of Cripple Creek arrived and spoke with Robert Romaine the self confessed dynamiter of the depot at Independence Vol He said Romaine was desperate and planned revenge Bell said Romaine admitted what he would do and prepared to return to Colorado for trial He knew of the motive for Romaine's confession.
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Topeka
Sherim Bell
Cripple Creek
Robert Romaine
Independence
Vol
Mi. Romaine
Bell
Romaine
Colorado
Deadlock in Helena as fusion talks stall before recess
Helena Mont September 21 The time around the fusion talks remains deadlocked with no clear headway. The conference committee leader Heinge announced support for Lindsay a Republican for governor after recess as discussions continue with party conventions following one another.
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Helena
Mont
Lindsay
Peacemaker in Kendall fight fatally shot
Bert War tham, acting as peacemaker between Charles Reed and Frank More during a Kendall night clash, was fatally shot by Reed. Bystanders then beat Reed, who died unexpectedly soon after. Baker Uy, Sept. 21.—The mayoral race in Albany to be held Novem ber 1 with debate on primary election law and city candidates shaping the field. London, Sept. 20.—E D Morel sails to the United States to urge Roosevelt to back Congo reform. Albany, Or.—A public park plan is under discussion with city officials.
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Helena
Mont
Bert Wartham
Charles Reed
Frank More
Kendall
Heed
Baker Uy
Congo
London
E. D. Morel
Congo Reform Asasociyion
United States
Roosevelt
Comokado Democrats Convene in Denver Convention
The Democratic convention met at 10 oclock this morning with no action taken beyond electing Senator Teller as chairman. The gathering is at ease, with names like Adina and Shaffreth mentioned as possible candidates. In other news, the School for the Blind opens at Salon Bet. About 26 of 80 students arrive, with Superintendent George W. Jones greeting them at the depot.
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Tate
Senaiee Teller
Gee
Hark Houeen
Wihthidhaywy
Adina
Aleo Daemed
Maries Congramimin Shaffreth Ie
School For
Salon
Bet
Todiny
George W. Jones
Opera Howse Changees Hinds
The public are assured of the best entertainments presented by the Northwestern Theater group at Peake City. Maker Ly announces a program including opera and art lore with performances by Mi Chebserr and team, promising varied acts and engaging spectacle for attendees.
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Hinds
Maker
Peake
Teenie
Lore Manger
Opam Howe
Chinook Salmon Study By Stanford Scientist Abroad
Michitare Lima of Stanford University conducts the first scientific study of the Chinook salmon on the lower Columbia to Ontario, mapping the run and examining anatomy, diet, and disease. The U S government and Japanese officials will receive reports aiding potential introductions to Japan. Concurrently, Minnio College marks its seventh anniversary with a large celebration featuring prominent educators and public figures.
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Stanford Universiy
Ontario
Onofombia Iver Saloen
Jape
Bates
Mlaeherion
Michitero Sivide
Stanford University
United States
Howe
Lower
Columbia
Lindu
Chery Lai
Bureau of Fleheries
Sindo
Japan
Millon
Jacksonville
Reynander
Washington chosen for Odd Fellows grand lodge session
In San Francisco on September 21, 1906, Washington was selected as the site for the text era session of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows. The vote totaled Buffalo 40, Philadelphia 18, Cleveland 14, Montreal 11, with Washington at 8.
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Hich Pellows
Washington
San Francisco
Whatlington
Grand Lodge of
Odd Pellows
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Montreal
Negro violence in Gotan district shocks townspeople
A chaotic scene according to fragmented OCR text describes a race riot in Gotan where Black assailants killed a white farmer and attacked a house, then whites fired back injuring several. The account mentions a prominent planter Shin Jones of Tolbottony and multiple casualties among both sides as crowds gathered.
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Majo
Shin Jones
Mrn
Delong
Chicago Wheat Prices Move on Opening Day
Wheat futures opened mixed with slight gains as September and November contracts posted marginal increases. The real market showed a tone firmer with light trading and limited outside activity, reflecting cautious sentiment in Toronto and nearby exchanges.
President Puck to Waashington and trip schedule
President Puck plans travel to Washington with the Viellots today. Notable figures include Republican candidate for New York governor Fenn W. Higgins and Joaty Mills returning from Denmark. The president and family will use the Sylph to Jersey City then board a special to Washington.
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Waashington
Lisler Hay
Fenn W. Higgins
New York
Jioaty Mills
Denmark
Jermey City
Washington
Unclear Identity of Launched Bey Near Broad Stairs
A fragment reports a bey’s identity as possibly Charles 1 or Spahr of New York washing ashore near Broad Stairs Kent. The identification remains uncertain.
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London
Charles 1
Spahr
New York
Broad Stairs
Kent
Six Killed in Tex Refinery Tank Explosion
Sept 21 at the Texas coast refinery a blast struck a tank causing six workers to be killed. Emergency crews responded as investigators began work on the scene at Howiston Port. Local authorities reported no additional injuries and closures remained in effect through the afternoon.
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Howston
Texas
Texas OF
Peace Cash In Court For Obstruction Case
Cabrel aus dom doisen Pinned 850 Each for Obstructing oud Hitel and Jen Jed were found walks and fined 860 each. The complain ing witoeme wae A Kawarda. The Jennons and Edwards are neighbors. Evidence showed defendants fenced a public road to block driving along it. The slate was represented by Wintera Collier. KH. J. Slater Downewel for the defense. An incident occurred between the Justice and Attorney Blater during argument. Judge Fitz Gerald ordered Blater to sit down and he threatened to seek another court.
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Cabrel Aus
Wintera & Collier
KH. J
Slater
Flater
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