Ten Boer leaders ousted from South Africa in cap tures
The report notes that Ten Boer leaders captured since September 15 have been permanently banished from South Africa. It covers also a range of items including Dartmouth’s Daniel Webster centennial in Hanover New Hampshire, Roosevelt visiting Oregon and Washington, Mrs. Roosevelt moving to Washington, and various political and railway notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
Hanover
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Washington
Oregon
Great
Pacific Northwest
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
McKinley
Great Faille & Canada Railway
Great Northern
Cascade Eet
Montana
T. T. Gail
J. J. Hill
L. Torrance
Grand Army of the Republic
H. Lawler
Minneapolis
Charles Burroughe
Ruthrford
N. J
Wilfred A. Wetherbee
Boston
Judge Torrence
Portland trolley plan eyed for Forest Grove link
News from Oregon City The Dalles Salem and The Dalles report a trolley scheme planned to run from Portland over hills to Forest Grove amid a series of local incidents including a pistol accident in Salem and a missing Baker County official. Yukon mineowners plan to ship 400 Japanese laborers to Dawson for winter placer work as police capture a Swede named Jonas Karlstrom near Freewater after a threatening incident. Norman James of The Dalles Salvation Army is found dead in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Moss
Oregon City
Association of
Congregational Churches and Ministers
Dalles
New Jersey
Portland
Forest Grove
Harry Abbott
Salem
Bove
Norman V. James
Salvation Army
the Dalles
Tie Room
Yukon
Dawson
Motherhow and Missery Remedies for Mothers
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening the maternal system and calming nerves. It claims to ease birth, aid nourishment, and sustain a mother without alcohol, promising gradual and free from harmful effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Murderer Cadjlgon Transfers to Auburn Prison Cell
Cadjlgon now occupies a cell in Auburn prison awaiting electrocution on October 28. He is under constant guard and may see only a priest. A mob of about three hundred surged at his arrival, with officers assaulted and the prisoner dragged inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Young
Haines
Baker May
Iaines
Auburn
N. Y
Two Yarde
Sologes
Randy
Czolgoss
Lipton Optimistic On America Cup Prospects
Sir Thomas Lipton remains hopeful of winning the America's Cup as the yachts Columbia and Shamrock rest at their moorings in Highlands New Jersey. Minor alterations were made to the Columbia s mainsail and Lipton denied any illegitimate early start advantage for the Columbia. London reports say English wagering now favors the Columbia seven to four amid fresh doubts about Shamrock s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
N. J
Columbia
Thomas Lipton
London
Ministers Morgans Guests Cross Continent by Palatial Train
J Pierpont Morgan and fourteen ministers started from New York for San Francisco to attend the Protestant Episcopal Church convention. The train is described as the most palatial ever to cross the continent, with all expenses paid by Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
San Francisco
Ehurch
Morgan
Secretary Cortelyou Arrives With Papers For McKinley
Usnton September 27 Secretary Cortelyou arrived with two valises said to hold the general papers of the late President McKinley Mrs McKinley’s condition shows no change since yesterday when there were signs of improvement Friends fear Cortelyou’s presence may worsen her distress and trigger another collapse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usnton
Cartelyou
eKinley
Mra
McKinley
Abe
Cortelyou
Wife of Palace Car Magnate Pullman Granted Divorce
The wife of George M Pullman, son of the late Palace car magnate, was granted a divorce and alimony of 1000 dollars a year this morning. She charged desertion. the former couple’s son Pullman is in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obi
Ible
Geo
Pullman
Palace
California
Exodus of Miners Hits Copper City District
Tacoma reports a large migration of miners from Copper City district as only a few claims remain profitable. Workers leave due to scarcity of provisions and dwindling wages, with few jobs and many laborers set to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Dept
Ze Auli
The King is Dead in Japanese-ruled Territory
Oriental reports say former king Shotai of Kinkiniei died in Toko three weeks ago after annexation by Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Marguie Shotai
Kinkiniei
Japan
Toko
McKinley Memorial Association Formed in Ohio
The McKinley Nations Memorial Association was incorporated in Columbia Ohio to raise funds by subscription for a Canton memorial to the late president. Local organizers plan a public subscription to erect and maintain the unitable memorial. Police report unrest on a waterfront riot in San Francisco and a separate fire in Oklahoma Town. Paris notes the funeral service for Orleans.
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McKinsey Memorial Association
Columbia
Ohio
McKinley Nations Memorial Association
Ob Ee Ja
Canton
Grain and stock activity in New York and Liverpool markets
The New York market report shows slow grain trading with Liverpool prices slipping. Wheat closed around 76 cents, ranges 75 to 74, pork futures up about 10 to 12 percent for January, stocks strong, money at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul
Pathmark and Hassalo in Dated Salem Harness Heat Run
In Salem on September 27 special to East Oregonian, a postponed $1000 purse 2.15 pacers race saw Pathmark beat Hassalo by a neck in heat one with Starkey third and John A. Crawford fourth. Crawford faltered in heat two while Hassalo led to another win for Pathmark in a neck finish. Starkey won heat four with Pathmark second and Hassalo third as delay and faulty harnesses affected results. There were multiple heats and finishes reported with detailed quarter times.
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Salem
East Oregonian
Pathmark
Starkweather
Starkey
Capital City
Perringer
Mount Hood
Dleay
Oveta
Kirkland
Sax
A. E. Heller
John A. Crawford
van de Vanter
Fathmark
KR. Starkweather
K. K. Tongue
Ben Bolt
Frank Prasier
Hassalo
Crawford
Frank Frasier
Stion
Hasealo
Starkey Red
Hen Bolt
Pacers
Haswalo
Starke
Pathmarke
Frazier
Havsalo
Ben Holt
Lill
Haselao
Haossalo
Horsies
Peck
Pathwarsk
Hamalo Bat
Hanealo
Prezier
Hadmulo
Htarkwy
Keo Bolt
Hescalo
Wile
Vathwark
Schley Court of Inquiry Hearings Move Forward
Judge Advocate Lemley oversaw testimony from Captain Wise and Lt Spencer Wood as witnesses left the city. McValla testified Schley was ordered to Santiago and that guidance may have altered paths amid disputes over picket lines. A tense exchange occurred between Lemley and Parker after papers were alleged to have been leaked. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for burns and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lemly
Schley Court of Inquiry
Spencer Wood
Ile
Cienfuegos Harbor
Captain Hood
John Howl
Spain
Sehley
Sampaon
Sani
Cienloogos
Lemley
Schley
Raynor
Parker
Sampson
Admiral Bampoon
Attornaye Mlayton
Campbell
Hin Oteremte
McCalla
Capt. McValla
Santiago
Coaaling
Callier
Santiago Harbor
Nerve Waste Promises Health Through Nervous Disorder Tips
A mid 19th century advertisement promotes a book on nerve weakness by a physician of San Francisco. It touts wisdom and courage, endorsed by religious and secular presses, with chapters on Nervines and Nerve Tonics and a mail order offer through Pacific Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur. Danyer
Feu Francisco
Chicago
Mall Pompald
Bea Leon
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R. Demott
Mexico
Guaymas
R. Alexander
Amure
Melrose
Peble Cheviot
Victoria
Wits
China
Castile
Frederick —Nolf
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Pendleton
Cole
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Pacific Northwest News
Jonas Karlstrom
Freewater
Walla Walla
McAndrewe
Sir Thomas
Mra. McKinley
Bichin
Oklahoma
Serviss
Paris
Bart
Orleans
Tag
Tata Ky & Co
I. L. Ray & Co
Pendiston
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Sporting Life
Wood
Yeas
W. Hl Bade
Jononville
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Draggiate
Frazer Opera House
Night
Walter Sanford
L. GC. Presier
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