Old Lover Suspected in Mass Burnham Family Slayings
Colorado Springs police arrest Antone Donarel, tied to the Burnham and Wayne family murders after an investigation linked him to Mrs Burnham, whom he once planned to marry. The motive is jealousy revenge and to stop witnesses from speaking. A cook is also held in connection with the killings.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Burnham
Wayne
Lhe
Antone Donarel
Donate
Mra, Burnham
Canadian election hands Conservatives wide majority
Ottawa reports a Conservative landslide with about 130 Conservatives to 86 Liberals, giving Robert L. Borden a solid working majority and signaling an end to Laurier era as Canada shifts away from reciprocity with the United States. Premier Laurier resigns amid defeat.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Robert Borden
Laurier
Dominion of Canada
Great Britain
United States
Calnet
Dominion
Ontario
Robert L. Borden
Conservative
Borden
Nova Scotia
Premiser Laurier
United State
Morgan Averts Financial Panic
New York today shows the stock market resuming a normal tone after a bear raid, aided by J Pierpont Morgan and a syndicate of bankers with international connections. Brokers supported United States Steel and Standard Railroad stocks, recovering many losses from the past two days amid renewed market confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Tony
Stock Exchange
Uus
Hill to Visit Bend for Oregon trunk line spike
Imm reports James J. Hill will visit Bend Oregon October 6 to participate in driving the golden spike completing the Oregon trunk line. He will travel by auto to Opal City via Sutera, board a train to Spokane, and will not stop in Portland. Attending party includes Louis W. Till W. F Dunwoodle A B Chamberlain W A Campbell and Theodore Schumeler.
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Portland
Ore
James J. Hill
Bend
Louis W. Till
W. If Dunwoodle
Minneapolis
A. B. Chamberlain
W. A. Campbell
Theodore Schumeler
St. Paul
Circuit Court 15 Busy With Sentences and Trials
Travers McCullough was sentenced to an indeterminate one to ten years in the state penitentiary with parole petition due next Wednesday after a guilty verdict for stealing cattle. Clark E. McGaffey was acquitted on charges of purloining a watch and chain. Nick Andreola pleaded guilty to stabbing Mike Moran and faces sentencing this afternoon. Fireman's Fund Insurance and O.W. R and N cases set for Monday, Wortman for fornication on Tuesday, Ames Thompson to stand trial Wednesday for burglary, with more cases including a retrial of Orten yet to be heard.
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Fall Yous
Circuit Court
Travers McCullough
State Penitentiary
Clark E. McGaffey
Watch and Chain
P.P. Sullivan
Echo
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
O.W. R & N. Company
Chas. Wortman
Ames Thompson
Freewater
Ant
Te Cave
State
Orten
Wealthy Widow Believed Murdered in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles report notes the disappearance of $9000 from Mrs Alive Aber a wealthy widow who died recently. Her mother Mrs Susan Gillespie suspects poisoning and has asked the district attorney to hire an examiner to determine the death cause. Meanwhile in Scranton Aviator Rodgers resumed his transcontinental flight after a stop at Hancock New York.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Alive Aber
Antepey Baldimores
Susan Gillespie
Rodgers
Scranton
Penn
Hancock
N. Y
Wheat Rush Ties Up Cars as Ships Wait for Grain
Rapid wheat movement from grower to broker strains railroads. O W R N officials sweat to supply cars, with 20 empties requested at Cayuse and many cars needed at Adams and other shipping points. Two wheat carrying ships idle at Portland wharves, direct field deliveries reduce storage, and railroads say the two month season makes extra cars uneconomical.
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Growere
Tidewater
Cayuse
Adams
Portland
Inland Empire
T. F. O'Brien
Pendleton
O'Brien
Walter's
Unprecedented rainfall devastates Italian towns near Vesuvius
In Naples and the Vesuvian area a catastrophic storm leaves over a hundred dead or missing. Homes destroyed, hospitals strained, and improvised care centers set up as floods and wind wreck Torre del Greco and nearby towns. Buildings blown away, livestock losses reported, and property damage runs to millions.
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Naples
Iualy
Vesuvian
Torre del Greece
Thosainia
Mount Vesuvius
Lowe
George Gillette to Stay in Pendleton
George Gillette will remain in Pendleton as head of the local Western Union office. The former manager, who had left for Victorian, B C, returned after an unsatisfactory stint and will resume duties under G M Taylor, the temporary messenger. Gillette stated Pendleton will be his home for some time.
War Veterans Feast At Armory For Ten Members
Veterans of two wars and local militia to host next Thursday evening at the armory hall. A genuine campfire supper of pork and beans will start the festivities, with women contributing cake and other pantry luxuries. After dining, dancing will follow as the orchestra tunes up. Kit Carson Post G A R Malabon Camp Spanish War Veterans and Company L Third Regiment O N G join in presenting the event.
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Armory Hall
Kit Carson Post
G. A. R. Malabon
Company L
3Rd Regiment
O.N. G
Storm claims many lives in sunny Italy
Naples reports a deadly storm and flood causing enormous damage. Sixty bodies have been recovered with many more expected. Rescues hampered by impassable roads and wrecked wires, leaving many scores missing as outside reports remain fragmentary.
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Naples
Italy
Athena woman seeks 10400 in personal injury damages
Meow Vo T. Davidson of Athena sues Northern Pacific Railroad for 10400 damages claiming permanent injuries from a September ride where a train uncoupled, left her on the track, and recoupled with force. She alleges hip fracture, nervous shock, and cruelty by railroad employees, seeking special damages of 401 and hospital fees plus Attorney fees.
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Rhodkeid
Meow Vo T. Davidson
Athena
Ciicutenary
Northern Pactte Railroad Company
Fee
Slater
NFP
Vansyele
Taden
Hillelele
Jeft
Ierefore
Serra Dames
Rate schedules drafted by roads
Whitage article notes that under ICC rulings in Spokane and Teng decisions railroads drafted CP MICONTINenta schedules to adjust the ratio of inland to coastal terminals. The new schedules raise rates to interior points while largely preserving current coastal and terminal rates.
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Whitage
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Tteng
United States
Hays
Cpmicontinenta
Pacific Coast
Interlor Ries
Pan American Union Leaders Await Convention Action
PANOER LEADERS AWAIT CONVENTION S ACTION San Francisco September 12 President Reputy and officers of the federation of shop employes of the Huartiman lines await word from the convention of the International Association of Machinists at Davenport Iowa It is expected the convention will approve or deny the proposed open shop strike and vote benefits If it does not vote benefits the striking action is doubtful
Drowned Daughter of Woodburn Pastor in Lake Incident
Woodburn Ore Sep 22 Aathew White the 15 year old daughter of Rev H White of the city was drowned in a small lake three miles West of St Louis at the T Ditmar Place. She was hop picking with two girls and playing in a boat when her brother shoved the craft out and she fell overboard.
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Woodburn
Ore
Aathew White
Spain Forces Leaders to Call Strike Off
Madrid report under government pressure the executive committee of the National Federation of Spinieh Trade Workers called off the central strike today. It is said committeemen were threatened with death if they did not join the strike, and numerous court martials are expected to be held.
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Madrid
National Federation of Spinieh Trade
Coal In Returns Report From Almeka Mines
Dr. Holmes director of the United States bureau of mines returns to Seattle after six weeks in the Almeka coal fields. He reports abundant good marketable coal and that the veing are not crushed with the country seemingly accessible for transportation lines.
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Seattle
Wash
Almeka
Holmes
United States Bureau of Mines
Ballinger Sees No Harm In Reciprocity Policy
Seattle Sept 22 Former Secretary Ballinger said he did not believe the doctrine of reciprocity will have any adverse effect on President Taft's campaign next year. The comment was recorded during remarks in Seattle Washington as Taft seeks support for his tariff policy.
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Peoria
Taft
Canada
Congress
Witith
Piteldeit
United States
Charles Hille
Ieilg
Fils
Creve Coeur Club
Ier
Knight of Columbus
Louis
America
Francis
Missouri
Ballinger
Seattle
Wash
The
Interior Department
Portand Commercial Club Chief Sees Taft Opposition Tool
Portland leader Harvey Beckwith says Taft opponents may use reciprocity defeat as a weapon in national politics and threaten the 1912 election impact. He warns the move could shape the coming year’s political battle.
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Portland
Ofe
Harvey Beckwith
Portland Commercial Clib Auld
Taft
Senate critique of reciprocity defeat colors Taft campaign
Washington Sept 22 Senator Bulley of Texas said the United States should be congratulated because reciprocity was defeated. Other Democrats voiced concern that the victory may hurt President Taft's campaign next year.
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Trailey Glad
Washington
Bulley
Texas
United States
Taft
Underwood and Birmingham discuss tithe defeat
In Birmingham on Sept 22 Underwood expressed disappointment over reciprocity defeat and believed the policy would be enacted by both countries later.
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Underwood Aerate
Birmingham
Ala
Underwood
Eal
Attorney Dentes Bribery Charge In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 22, the district attorney charged that Harrington attempted to bribe Ingersoll to influence witness Mrs. Ingersoll to alter her testimony. Harrington’s response to a court order to appear before the grand jury argues he refused to answer to avoid revealing evidence gathered for the Mc Namara defense.
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Los Angeles
Ingersoll
Canadian ties and trade views stir fears of annexation
Vancouver speaker McBricle a conservative said not funr of annexation by the United States but opposed entering into commercial ties with another country. He warned World endangers sentimental bonds that bind Canada to England and urged Canadians to resist fear of foreign pacts.
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Vancouver
B. C
Prebtier McBricle
Canada
United States
England
Reaction in Canada Threat to Reciprocity Policy
Expects reaction in Toronto Sept 23 as the Tin Globe, Canada’s leading liberal paper, editorializes on elections. It says the anti American wave defeated reciprocity and that better trade relations with the United States hinge on subsiding anti American sentiment. It warns Borden may face strong opposition and swift reaction if tariffs against the United States are raised too high.
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Toronto
Canada
Tin Globe
United States
Borden
Halifax remarks on Canada United States relations
In a public statement Robert Borden said the election reflected friendly U S and Canada ties. He noted Canada rejected reciprocity and reaffirmed a policy of national development, with leaders attempting to revise it but ultimately defeated.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Robert Borden
Canada
Misses Rove Southwell and Myrtle Knicht at Walla Walla Fair
Misses Rove Southwell and Myrtle Knicht have been attending the fair at Walla Walla during the past few days.
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Rove Southwell
Myrtle Knicht
Walla Walla
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