Trial testimony unfolds in McBroom Horseman case
Star witness Don Hicks testified he was about 16 feet from the shooting when Clarence McBroom was killed and that he urged Horseman to quit. Combs testified on the quarrel and threats, saying Horseman warned McBroom he was no match, and McBroom taunted him, with authorities probing the motive as testimony continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hicks
Clarence McBroom
Horseman
Hicks
Hornman
Young McBroom
Horsman
Fie
Combe
Whecken
Comba
Horreman
McBroom
MecBroom
Fee
Combs
Thin
Dillard French
Mays MeHroom
Wild
Cartwright
Horseeman
Ralph Folson
Dan Hicks
D. E. Combs
J. L. Hall
Attorney General to sue Northern Pacific over demurrage act
Olympia Sept 27 Attorney General J B D Atkinson will start proceedings in Thurston county superior court to enforce penalties under the reciprocal demurrage act for Northern Pacific refusal to furnish cars for a Somerville Brothers lumber shipment to Wallula and Chicago. The penalty under the act is 250 dollars per car denied or not furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
J. BD. Atkinson
Thurston County
Northern Pacific
Somerville Bros
Napavine
Wallan Walla
Chicago
Infant Separated on Vancouver Wharf Incident
An infant was left aboard a steamer on the Steanoe Victoria wharf when Mrs. King and her husband, King, rushed to shore. In the rush to board the vessel the baby was forgotten in the cabin. The distraught husband, now exhausted, follows the baby to Vancouver to retrieve the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steanoe
Victoria
King
Vancouver
Cuban Uprising Slated In Cuban-American Admin Crisis
Havana September 27 Governor Maigon Mendy warns of a planned revolt in Pinar Del Rio province dated for September 28 or early October. U S cavalry 1th regiment stands ready to quell any outbreak as conspirators, backed by New York money, seek to force government hand and concede rich concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernor Maigoon Mendy
Havana
Magoon
Pinar del Rio
United States Cavalry
Secret Service
New York
Pinar del Rilo
Capitalista
Achurmnen
Methodist Delegates Chosen For General Conference
Portland Sept. 27 Delegates to the general conference were elected at the Oregon Methodist convention. Ministerial delegates include J. W. McDougal Albany W. B Hollingshead Portland and B. F Rowland Portland. Laymen delegates are F. R. A Booth Eugene C. D. Minton Salem and B. L. Paget Portland. An elder Booth relative suffered a severe attack. Addresses from superannuated ministers were heard and remarks noted on the education of the young minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
J. W. McDougal
Albany
W. BR. Hollingshead
B. F. Rowland
A. Booth
Eugene
C. D. Minton
Salem
B. L. Paget
TL. A. Booth
Robert Booth
Kimbal
Roosevelt weighs arbitration in telegraphers strike
President Roosevelt will consider arbitration for the telegraphers strike. The plan to call out contract operators is suspended as talks progress. Operators express willingness to accept arbitration if the president decides so, with officials refraining from comment amid hopeful signs of a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallinn
Washington
Roosevelt
Dummy entrymen testify in Borah land case
Bolse September 27 dummy entrymen testified as witnesses in the Borah trial. William F P Colenan and J Hearbaugh described how John I Kincald furnished land claim descriptions and paid them 400 dollars per claim. George Long of Tacoma was named dummy trustee for the land. Government attorneys say witnesses in the Borah case have been approached by defendants friends to swear falsely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolse
Bora
William FP. Cole
Nan
Oj. Hearbaugh
John I. Kincald
Lang
George
Long
Tacoma
Rolee
Fuksely
Pettibone in Court for October Trial
Bolse Sept 27 George A Pettibone appeared pale in Ada county court this morning as a formal order set his trial for October 15 Judge Wood heard arguments in the injunction proceedings led by Avery C Moore to halt payment of the Pinkerton detective agency bill tied to the Haywood trial
Pacific Squadron Headed For Frisco Arrival
Cruisers Maryland West Virginia Colorado and Pennsylvania under Rear Admiral Dayton arrived at Frisco San Francisco this morning from Ans aide station forming the nucleus of the Pacific Squadron’s coming forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Maryland
West Virginia
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Dayton
Ansaide Station
Thousands of Pendleton Fair Attends Elks Day Parade
Nearly a thousand school children led by teachers and dignitaries marched in Pendleton for Educational Day at the fair. The Elks Day program drew large crowds with bands, Indian pageantry, and a grand parade, capping a week of events including livestock shows and poultry premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Parsons
Minin
St. Joseph's
Mise Roxene Epples
Walker
Jamea Withycombe
Mulkey
Ashland Normal
Mre. Trumbull
Portland
Company L. 0. N.C
Johnson
Minor
Mia. J. D. Plamondon
Athen
Ellis
C. J. Ferguson
Norma Alloway
J. D. Plamondon
Athena
Eunice Smith
Gussia Sawtelle
Thompson
A. M. Slocum
D. C Gurdane
Wm. Cowles
Ed Johnson
Rose Combed Bantame
Eugene Clark
Trio
Japanese Bantams
Fred Haw
Trio Houdane
J. D. Drake
Trin Barred
Plymouth Rocks
East End
White Plymouth Rocks
East Kon
Lanshang
Sliver
Wynn Lort
Brown Leghorne
R. E. Growsehmig
Orpingtons
J. E. Duke
Shill
Free Fuel From Glue Mt Reserve
The forestry department will issue free use permits to secure timber for fuel during October to prevent winter shortages for settlers near the Blue Mountain forest reserve. An official will visit Halfway House October 4 and 6 and Carney Cabin near Ridge Post Office October 7 to issue permits to eligible settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
K. G. Warner
H. G. Treland
Yellowjacket Wagon Road
Carney Cabina
of Ridge
Tt Iw
Senator Fulton Campaigns Through Oregon Fair Visit
United States Senator Charles W. Fulton of Oregon, a leading 1908 candidate, arrives in the district to attend the fair and address the public. He plans a statewide canvass but will remain in Washington during the spring session unless an emergency requires him to return, insisting state interests in Congress outweigh campaign aims. He notes strong showings from Umatilla and Morrow counties at the fair and stresses defending Oregon's interests in Congress during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles W. Fulton
United States
Oregon
Fulton
Congress
Umatilla
Morrow
Orowon
Dr Lattenberger Locates Pendleton Practice
Dr. J G M Lattenberger recently from St Louis has rented rooms in the Behhmidt building and will locate permanently in Pendleton. Rooms are being fitted up and he will begin practice at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattenberger
J. G. M. Lattenberger
St. Louis
Behhmidt
Pendleton
Dr. Owens Held for Extortion at Hearing
In Los Angeles on September 27 Dr. J Owens was held to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing. The charge of extortion came from J Whyte Evans of Portland.
Woman enters mayoral office and assault follows
Belle Waymeier of Joplin Missouri entered Mayor Lane's Hamilton Building office at 5 30 pm to seek a recommendation. She attacked the mayor who cried for relief as two male friends and a janitor intervened. L L Mandeley was arrested as an alleged accomplice after denying involvement. Police have no lead on the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flece
L. J. Mandelep
Forland
Spi
Marry Lane
Wae Mah
L. L. Mandeley
Wermeter
Waymier
Lane
Hamilton Building
Mandeley
No. 8
Ninth Street
Ford Trial Shifts to Manleck Testimony on Bribe Claim
In San Francisco on September 27 Max Manleck former supervisor testified amid sharp cross examination in the Ford trial. He said he borrowed 1560 from Andrew Wilson and declined to say it came from Gallagher until later recollecting that he had borrowed it to repay Wilson. The session saw wrangling between Rogers and Heney as Judge Lawler intervened. Sanderson testified he backed the overhead trolley project before any payment and did not know about money until receiving Gallagher's envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manleck
Ford
San Francisco
Max Manleck
Earle Rogers
Manjeck
Andrew Wilson
Rogers
James Gallagher
Gallagher
Wilson
Heney
Lawler
Sanderson
Spokane Saloon Shooting Claims Foreman in Quarrel
In Spokane on Sept 27 Larre Cavanaugh shot and fatally wounded James Cahill a construction foreman for the Welch company during a saloon quarrel sparked by trouble last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Larre Cavanaugh
James Cahill
Welch Company
Dr Roller Defeats Emil Klanck In Seattle Private Match
In Seattle on September 27 a private wrestling bout ended with Dr Roller defeating Emil Klanck two falls to none in a two out of three falls match for a $1000 side stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Dr. Roller
Emil Klanck
Niles Ordered from Town After Disorderly Conduct
Joseph Niles, a local printer, appeared in police court and chose to leave town after being warned for disorderly conduct. He was fined 25 dollars or exiled, following his arrest with John Jennessy for similar troubles in the past two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Joseph Niles
Walla Walla
John Jennessy
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Meltroomn
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W. KE. McFlroy
Meacham
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Bendix Gavotte
Ellenberg
Bowtiger
Lee Moorhouse
Morente
T. D. Taylor
Tom Thompson
Paul Sperry
C. E. Roosevelt
Charles Cunningham
Tom Ayers
Royal Bawtelle
Om Sinke
Johnson Street
Main
Malin
Court
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Vincent
Erand Marerial
Goat
McElory
Ferguson
Indian Brigade
Motante
T. G. Hatley
Major Moorhouse
Mark Moorhouse
Glenn Bushee
Berkley Halley
R. W. Fletcher
Ralph Coon
Fred Beck
East Eni Grocery
Senator Fulton Ates
Womay
Harry Lane
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