Shipping losses from typhoon hit Manila and Colon
A typhoon devastates Malahi and Colon causing extensive damage to port facilities, shipping, and government buildings. Reports from Manila and Colon describe fires, destroyed mail, and many deaths and injuries. Several vessels, a government launch, and a schooner are lost or damaged in harbor.
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Canal
Malahi
Philippines
Alben
Inoor
Washington
Corbin
Manila
Admiral Retter
Laith Ta
Rane
Spain
Kpoor
Iin Hulme
Pour
Mariquina
Valiey
Wunifrede
Mantin
Hut Evnk
Bow
Oleg
Japanese Navy Surgeon General Addresses U S Military Surgeons
A Japanese naval surgeon general addressed U S military surgeons describing wartime wound care, prebattle clothing measures to prevent blast injuries, and use of infected cotton in ears to protect drums. He noted low death rates from wounds, with drownings and mine explosions causing most fatalities.
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Nee Detrajt
Ststk
United States
Bach
Burnki
Nampa Meridian Irrigation District Votes Bonds Ore
Judge Stewart resets hearing on petition for confirmation of bond revue for Nampa Meridian irrigation district. Board offers to sell 285000 dollars in bonds with bids to open November 1. Proceeds to repay Ridenborough canal. board may sell more bonds after enlargement needs are decided.
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Stewart
Nampa
Meridian Irrigation District
Ridenborough Canal
Dolee Capital News
Three Buildings Gut by Spokane Fire
A blaze yesterday destroyed the Cudahy Packing Company and Weeks Transfer building, with losses of 94000, 270000, and 6000 to other firms. The fire started in the Cudahy building and rapidly spread to adjacent structures, including the McClintock and Boothe McClintock buildings, while a firewall protected the Kane Drug Company four story block.
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Spokane
Toute McClintock Company
Engineer Paralyzed After Cab Incident Near Spokane
Spokane, Sept 27. An engine engineer in his cab on a Spokane line was seriously injured when a collision occurred on the OR NSN passenger run from Spokane to Srey buck. The 44 year old man, who has 70 years in service, is partially paralyzed and can only speak a few words. He is well known among railroad men and had a passenger row with Port tan during the incident.
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Oak
Spokane
OR & Nsn
Sreybuck
Hosen
Ated
Engineer Wall
Engi
OF. I
Patien
Port Tan
Was Tep Responsible For Murder In California
Fragmented report from Wolleville Missouri and Albuquerque New Mexico dated Sept 27 detailing alleged murder plots. Richard Mawkh tied to death of employer in Merced California as relatives raise funds for a California envoy aid. Allege mother insanity and kin relations complicate case with unclear motives.
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Wolleville
Richard Mawkhs
Thie City
Merced
Tia Thie
Fair Limit Extended for Portland Exposition
The tourist rush to the coast continues into November with crowds at the fair in Portland. Attendance has been strong over the last two weeks, prompting management to consider extending the fair two weeks beyond the original October 1 deadline. Weather remains favorable and many visitors are expected to stay, boosting prospects for a longer run.
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Lt le
Lawle
Portland
Selling Texas Land Six Million Acres Open for Settlement
About 6,000,000 acres across Texas are opened for settlement under a new state law. Lands sold to qualified buyers in 40 annual installments at 1 per acre with 2 percent interest. Purchasers must reside on the land for three years to secure title, affecting cattle grazing links and industry.
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Taase
Texas
Metual Seitiora
Joaro
Pistol Duel in an Express Car Ends in Death and Wounding
A gun duel aboard an express train occurred near Decar when an unknown grievance led J A Ryan to confront Greene, a former messenger. The exchange left Greene dead and Ryan wounded, with both men barricaded among freight and exchange of shots continuing until near the end of the journey.
Protest in Manchuria Evacuation Debate Rages
Protesters from multiple nations urge adherence to the Portemouth treaty amid calls for evacuation of Manchuria within twelve months. Chinese representatives demand sustained control while warning against delaying armed intervention and criticizing allied powers for imagined concessions to Japanese influence.
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Hoesti Pond
Manchuria
Pallraud
Ochitewe
State land sale nets large sum in Coanrou county
The state held a land sale of 6000 acres in Coanrou county, drawing many farmers seeking good land. The average state appraisal was 16.20 per acre, but the sale averaged 29.42 per acre, adding over 150000 to the state treasury. Also reported: a petition filed to restrain transfer of the Little Kanekaw railway and a Williamean trial nearing a jury verdict. A Barneston milling plant fire caused 26000 in damage.
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Rolke
Kiaheid
Coanrou
State Board of the Land
Notable figures expected on stand in Chicago trial
New York dispatch reports Henry Mogers Winthrop stating syndicate operations to the Insurance Investigating committee. He confirms participation by Depew Hyde and Atox, with Senatore Depew Dryden and Jacob H. Seahirt slated for testimony. Chicago district attorney Morrican says ticker pleas are to delay the trial, a four hour court address follows. The hearing is expected to extend for several days.
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Dryden
Magentes
District Thorniey
Chicago
Alii
New York
Henry Mogers Winthrop
Fxyultebh
Winthrop
Depew
Hyde
Atoxquiere
Senatore Depew
Jacob H. Seahirt
Dietrict Atterney Morrican
Gas Afloat Fatalities and Arson Suspect Highlight Grangeville News
Gas was turned on at a hotel in Grangeville where Chime Tranqillamis Paraba, identified by the Mexican consul as a wealthy Mexican resident, was found partially asphyxiated. In Grangeville, 17-year-old C A Sear faces arson and robbery charges after a $125,000 fire in the business district, with suspicions of revenge. Other items note a Ninth District Court of Appeals convening in the new federal building with judges Gilbert Perth, Ross, Morrow, and Hawley set to decide important cases.
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Mexico
San Diego
Grangeville
Towhce
C. A. Sear
Bears
San Francisco
San Francoists
Circuit Court of Appeals of the
Ninth District
Federal
William Th. Gilbert
Perth
Wi. M. Ross
Los Angeles
W W. Morrow
Thor Porter Hawley
Nevada
Coaches Through Were Passengers On Northwest Route
The first coaches of the Salt Lake San Pedro and Los Angeles railway to reach the northwest passed here last night on No 6 and today two coaches from the same road were on the westbound morning train No 1. The vehicles are large and well equipped carrying about 70 passengers. Police arrested the Old Alchory saloon proprietor on Bundsy Street for staying open on Sunday. Five men at a card game were taken to the police station and later released with names recorded as witnesses. Police vow to enforce the Sunday closing law.
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Salt Lake, San Pedro and
Los Angeles Railway
Northwest
Alchory
Stain Street
Bundsy
Five Indictments Against Schmidt Indicate Legal Trouble
District Attorney files five indictments against John Schmidt in the ebreacht court, charging one count for keeping a balloon open on Sunday and four counts of liquor sales to various quartiers. Seven distinct charges now stand, Schmidt arraigned and given time to plead, with a probable total fine of about 150 dollars.
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Atternoon
W. Phelpe
John Schmidt
Sundmy
Ellie
Schmidt
Pulp Feed Plan Aims To Support Stock At La Grande Suger Factory
Frandy and Rimpeth contracted to haul water, hay, and pulp to the Rockyard at the sugar factory. They expect to feed 2000 head of sheep and cattle with pulp as the factory’s output rises. The plan could boost local hay and straw markets and provide employment while stock are fattened.
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la Grande
Frandy & Rimpeth
Suger
Howe
Walla Walla Police Eject 24 Thugs From Fair Grounds
Police in Walla Walla ran 24 youths and disorderly individuals from the fair grounds after a surge in petty crimes. Officials warned that if the group returns they will be arrested for vagrancy and ordered out of town.
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Fair Grounds
Olby
Vagriney
Chicago Wheat Market Slips One Cent on Sept Prices
Chicago wheat quotes show a one cent drop with prices near 7 1/2 to 7 3/4 in the greatest wheat market of the United States. The day closes with limited business as growers hold back and demand remains light.
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United States
Chicago
Korea Was Siehned On Francisco Party Sighted
On September 27 in Francisco a Korea party was sighted with twenty Nellies observed rising around 100 dollars in the morning.
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Korea
Francisco
Wee
Wife Cannot File On Land In Residence Contested Case
The court ruled that a wife cannot file on land if she does not reside there, since her home is constructively with her husband. The decision upheld the contest and gave preference to the lender, with Carroll represented by Carter, Raley & Raley and Winter & Colley for the contestant. The case involves a reservation land sale and competing claims tied to marital residence and filing rules.
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Bons Borroughe
Rowe Carroll
Philims
Chowne
Elaine
Carter, Raley & Raley
Mrss Carroll
Winter & Colley
Morrow Horses to Dndliana
John Madden of Lone Rock shipped a cargo of horses to Tydiani lot on Monday. They are a strong all around group and Madden expects to fetch good prices in the east. Heppner Times reports a U.S. population note noting 840 780 negroes and 2577 African birth.
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Dndliana
John Madden
Lone Rock
Tydiani Lott
Madden
Heppner Times
United States
Grant for North Bank road would halve lands in Oregon
A long critical piece argues the United States promised the Northern Pacific free alternate sections for 40 miles on both sides of the line. It contends such a donation would strip vast tracts of public domain, especially in Oregon and Idaho, hampering irrigation and settlement and reshaping regional land values.
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United States
Northern Pacific
Hank
Columbia River
Oregon
Washington
North Bank Road
Thie Company
Umatilla
Tdaho
Unie
Colm Wie
Lhnce
Noee
Tnt
Portland
North Bank
Neithier
Colarsbin
Pyetfie
Immenke
Swebld sipaHert Peante
City Council Meeting Without Mayor Tonight
The town council will meet this evening with Mayor Mattock absent. A major item is the ink redaction matter prepared by city Alderman Carter and noted for reading. Upon adoption a 10 day notice will be issued before property orders can be collected.
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Mattock
Counel
Toned Alteatret
Ity Ader
Carter
Nolwe Cout
After an Early Decision on Shoshone County Appeal
The governor’s appeal to Shoshone County to reconsider its action on the 105 state tax was rejected. Shoshone chose to proceed to the supreme court rather than meet with county commissioners, ending hopes for a quick settlement and shifting the dispute toward legal adjudication of the tax funding by the state administration.
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Gooding
Hee
Statesman
Board of County Commissioners
Supreme Court
Warkows
Iheanious
Boise State
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