Kidnapped Bulletin Editor Rescued After Train Hold
Fremont Older editor of the Bulletin and leader of anti graft forces was seized on Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco. He was taken to a sleeper car on an L A bound train and held for hours before rescue near Santa Barbara. Authorities pursued, a writ of habeas corpus secured, and Older released without further incident.
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Santan Barbara
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President to Dedicate McKinley Monument in Canton
President will depart tomorrow for Canton Ohio to address the dedication ceremony of the McKinley monument. From there he travels to Keokuk Iowa to begin a Mississippi River tour sequence.
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Canton
Keokuk
Iowa
Mississippi
Orchard Case Continued in Caldwell District Court
Harry Orchard was moved to Caldwell today as his case appeared in district court and was continued for the term. The proceedings occurred in Boise with the matter continued to a later date.
Predictions of a busy political and trade week
Washington forecast for the coming week lists Roosevelt’s Mississippi river trip ending in Memphis with a speech on deep waterways. Attys general meet in St Louis to outline state rights preservation and anti trust actions. Cotton spinner tour ends in Atlanta for the international convention. State nominating conventions in Massachusetts. Guild renominated. possible Whitney opposition. Several national conventions loom including Episcopalian assembly in Richmond and cotton and drug associations in multiple cities.
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Keokuk
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New York
South
Fytscopal Church
Richmond
Washington
Grain Dealers
Cincinnati
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Denver
Atlantic Tv
Deep Waterways
Mernmilits
Ship More Japanese Arrivals Stir Vancouver Notes
Vancouver reports a surge in Japanese arrivals aboard the steamer Mo AnH and discussions to ship several thousand more to British Columbia. A Honolulu resident Kumerto claims his money was taken in the venture, reflecting local tensions over immigrant policy amid renewed anti immigrant sentiment.
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Arriv Sis
Kumerto
Honolulu
Hiitikh Columbia
Robbers Loot Butte Cyanide Plant for 34000 Gold
Four robbers in Butte Montana entered the Reby Gulch cyanide plant by crawling half a mile through a drain, after the watchman had made rounds. They looted 34000 in gold bullion and escaped.
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Zertman
Reby Gulch
Trails and nurseries expand Wenaha Reserve works
Forest projects at Wenaha Reserve advance with planting on burned land, six new ranger cabins, and a forest nursery. Three trail crews of about 16 men each are in action, with more crews to come, to open trails for rangers campers and stockmen. About 200000 sheep and 16000 cattle graze the reserve where stockmen report improved conditions after summer adjustments.
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Maoule Powerbie
Ofd
Farm
Brent Iron and Copper
Mexico
America
Oregon
Grand Carnival Tonight at District Fair
District fair week closes with a grand carnival at the pavilion. Special program by request features McElory's Military Band and a slate of political speakers led by Senator Fulton Congressman Wills and Dr. Henry Waldo Coe. Attendance set to exceed previous nights as confetti and late festivities thrill the crowd.
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HB. W. Coe
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H. M. Coke
W. R. Wills
C. P.strain
Mra
Torpetning
Daain Forge
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Theodore Roosevelt
Medical Sentinel
Portland
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
Steunenberg in Crooked Land Deals
Testimony in the Borah trial reveals that Frank Steunenberg sought US banker Addison Foster’s intervention to shield timber inspectors. Campbell cites Steunenberg letters showing fear of timber probe and later confidence. Separate report traces land money from Barber and Moon through Steunenberg to John S. Kinkaid and entrymen as judge weighs ledger access.
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United States
Addison Foster
Washington
Frank Steunenberg
A. B. Campbell
Campbell
Steunenberg
Foster
L. L. Sharp
Stounenberg
N. 17
Seale
Exchange National Bank of
Spokane
Barber and
Train deficit canceled after Morrow County Day
The O R & N canceled a $200 deficit on a special Heppner to city train run on Morrow County Day after the fair commission failed to raise fares. The railroad acted on a request from the fair to cover the shortfall, noting the company fulfilled its part of the agreement. Sagintum of Harbin, Manchuria, named minister of China to St. Petersburg.
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Morrow County
The
Fair Commission
F. J. Quinlan
William McMurray
Far Commission
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Falr
Fair Association
O. R. & N. Company
Sagintum
Taotal
Harbin
Manchuria
China
St. Petersburg
Trial testimony details threats amid Horseman case
Third day of trial features cross examinations and eye witnesses about the shooting involving McBroom and Horseman. Cartwright testifies on February statements and defense hints at alleged threats. Witnesses Hall, French, Broamin, and Doherty recount events near the Potts schoolhouse and the confrontation.
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Heppner
J. W. Ray
Dillard French
John Broamin
James Doherty
C. R. Cate
William Cartwright
Hall
Hicks
Clarence McBroom
Potts
McBroom
B’reeman
Ectiol
Hors
Curtwright
Lair
NO PLOT AGAINST MAYOR IN PORTLAND
Portland, Sept 26. E. E. Radding, said to be the second accomplice of Mrs Belle Waymire, was arrested after surrendering at 1 o clock. He denies a plot to blacken Mayor Lang and asserts the woman can be found when needed. Radding, former secretary of Portland labor party campaigns, says he entered the mayor's office after hearing a scream hoping for aid. Sept 28. Radding remains unexamined by the district attorney. he persists the blackmail claim and will produce the woman if bail is set.
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Alwass
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Morrow
Portland
Ore
H. BH. Radding
Bell Waymire
Lang
Radding
Labor Party
Shortage of Food Strikes Hazelton After Shipwreck
In Hazelton supplies dwindle after two Skeena river steamers wrecked. Famine prices prevail as telegraphic pleas go to Vancouver for an express steamer. A thief, likely a local, broke into George Carnes’ home and stole pants and a purse with 150 to 170 dollars in gold and Oliver.
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Skeena River
Hazelton
George Carnes
Oliver
Pilot Rock
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