Public Wedding Tonight At Pavilion In City Carnival
The 1000 children from city schools led the Mardi Gras fair procession today as bands and brigades moved along Main and Court streets toward the pavilion. Governor Chamberlain and Jefferson Myers addressed the crowd amid an evening program including Te Caprio’s band and a wedding ceremony planned for 6:40. Attendance rises daily with free admission for pupils. several candidates withdrew from the carnival queen race, and the governor praised Oregon’s progress and future prominence.
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Clty
de Caprio Bund
Court
Rendevoon
Chamberlain
Utth
Court Street
Malin
Shake Up of Railroad Men in Pacific Coast Rail Lines
Bull Lake Sept 28 HL oO Wilson district passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line succeeds Charles Clifford as general agent of the freight department of the Union Pacific at San Francisco on October 1. FL Col Wilson traveling freight and passenger agent of the Union Pacific at Kansas City succeeds Wilson at Butte.
Pine Forests and Coast Destroyed by Sept Storm
The September storm devastated the Pine Forests area and the coast, with New Orleans reporting isolation from gulf towns for 36 hours. Cotton losses reach 12 million, total state damage around 72 million, and shipwrecks reported near Monticello and Vicksburg. One death confirmed, though hotel collapse fears remain unverified.
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Kenown
New Orleans
Atlantia
Ule
Jackson
Mima
Mstrict
Vosecly
Monticello
Miss
Vicksburg
Hotel
Gulf
Lake Pontonarrain
Florida Storm Drives Boats Toward Wrecks
Pensicola Florida Rept 28 reports widespread flooding in many sections of the state. A number of flaking schooners at the height of the storm parted their cables and drifted toward likely wrecks as their fire remains unreported and all wires are down.
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Pensicola
Florida
Cuban factions threaten open war as peace talks stall
Havana news reports moderates ready to resist and generals vowing to fight the Americans. Rebel leader Zayas gains traction while government forces in Matanzas and Camagüey prepare for possible uprisings. Local citizens show indifference as tensions rise and peace efforts appear fragile.
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Matanzac
Inland grain embargo shifts wheat shipments to sound
Sept 28 Portland reports the O R and N will refuse inland wheat shipments until the grain handlers strike is settled. Officials say embargo details depend on labor talks and any delay could divert eastern grain to southern Washington for coast shipment. If the strike ends soon Portland faces limited loss in the 108 crop.
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Portland
Railorad
Washington
Plate Glass Factory Fire Interferes With News Publication
A Pittsburg Glass Company plant was damaged by fire this morning, causing about 100000 in losses and flooding the building. The blaze forced News to suspend publication of its earlier actions as the entire plant was flooded and threatened the premises.
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Cleveland
Pittsburg Glass Company
Prem Bilding
News
McClellan Announces Democratic Victory and Buffalo Ticket
New York mayoral candidate McClellan declared this afternoon that he will vote the Democratic ticket, including the Buffalo ticket, but stated he will not vote for Hearst. He emphasized his loyalty to the Democratic party and plans to support party nominees.
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New York
Hearst
McCleling
Buffalo
Hearst T
Midport Bank Closes. Rancher Dies in Fall
State Bank at Middleport exits with deposits around 160000, doors closed today. Charles Sanford, a noted New Port rancher, was killed after a horse fell, suffering a broken neck.
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State Tank Palture
Middleport
Mid- Weport State Bank
Charles Sanford
Jail Break At County Jail Lets Three Escape
An eight iron bar saw through upper corridor cells enabled three prisoners Robert Waddle Guy Young and James Kennedy to escape between 2 and 3 AM from the county jail. Two others Ingersoll and Bill Blevins remained behind. pursuit is ongoing as Sheriff Taylor and deputies search area.
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Robert Waddle
Guy Young
James Kennedy
Ingersoll
Bill Blevins
Attal
Ingers
Taylor
Onge
Hockleamith
Barney
Weddle
Eeho
Lewis
Welser
Idaho
Imperial
Echo
Adolf Weber Hung for Father and Family Murder in Folsom
Adolf Weber was hanged at Folsom California yesterday afternoon for murdering his father mother sister and brother. The execution took fourteen minutes after the trap released him as he showed calm indifference until hours before. He believed a stay would be granted and played chess with Dr. Gladding the night before. He breakfasted well and spoke calmly to his attorney requesting no insanity plea. He faced the gallows pale and nervous yet self possessed as Warden Cochran announced the time. Reverend Wills and Reverend Farronks visited earlier but were denied at first.
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Sind
Folsom
Cal
Adolf Weber
Aprung Weber
Weber
Dr. Gladding
Cochran
Sacramento
T. J. Wills
Thomas ‘Farronks
Pope Receives Fifty American Sailors in Audience
In Rome on September 28 fifty sailors from the American squadron were received in audience by the pope. The pope delivered a brief sermon and delivered sacred medals to the sailors.
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Pope
Rome
Paving Plant Arrival Delays Curbing Works Near Dutch Henry
The Warren company advances paving operations with a plant arriving near Dutch Henry, as alkali content in sand delays curb and gutter work. Two carloads of machinery are being set up while crews of about 20 laborers work, sand hauling issues persist and completion date remains uncertain.
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Henry Feal
Warren Company
Shewry
Umatilla
Target Practise Patrols North Atlantic Fleet
The incident sailed on the Mayflower this morning for Cape Cod Bay to attend the target practise tomorrow of the North Atlantic fleet. Returning he will reach here Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Oveter Bay
Cape Cod Bay
Oregon Will Exhibit at Jamestown Plan for Four States Building
Oregon officials led by President Jefferson Myers visit Jamestown proposals to join Oregon Idaho Washington and Montana in a single state building. Counties would individually exhibit to showcase local products, with a suggested state appropriation of 5000 to 12000 dollars to support county displays. Potatoes worth twenty dollars a ton are expected to rise in Yakima as per the Yakima Republic.
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Jefferson Myers
Te Caprio
J. W. Raley
Myers
Jamestown
Lewis and Chock
Hite Commission
Virginia
Brandsman
Oregon
Union
Preadent Deffereen Myers and
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Blackman and Jackson
Ite
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Salem
Henry Brickman
Heppner
HL Jackson
Jackson County
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Oregon” Territory
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Washington
Montana
Northwest
Great Northwest
Orsegon
Citheens
Moore
Oregonian
Jinestown
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