Senator Hanna and others noted in brief news items
Senator Hanna of Ohio celebrated his 64th birthday. Charlee M. Hayes of Southern Pacific to retire October 1. Henrik Ibsep’s condition worsens in Christiania with his oath hourly expected. J A Elliott of Kansas City in a 100 livebird match at 40 yards. Surgeon General Wyman reports bubonic plague cases from Naples. W B Ridgely to succeed Dawes as controller declines to discuss financial matters publicly. Epworth League travel to San Francisco notes 2000 of 14761 East Coast arrivals stayed on the coast. Roosevelt plans extended Pacific coast visit next year. Mia Perry Curtis drowns her four children and dies in a well. Oldest boy with severe burns shows struggle to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Ohio
Charlee M. Hayes
Southern Pacific Company
Christiania
Henrik Ibsep
Geet
J. A. Elliott
Kansas City
Chamjon
J. CO. Brayles
Birmingham
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
H. W. Scott
Portland Oregonian
Washington
Little York
Cleveland
Mia
Perry Curtis
Bimeel
Salem Deaths and Local Incidents Highlight Oregon News
Francie M. Smith, 48, died by self harm at home in Salem after a supposed heavy gambling loss. Mrs Walter D. Pugh, 63, Salem, died postoperatively in Portland at St Vincent's Hospital leaving a husband and three children. H E Miller seeks a receiver for Union Savings & Loan Association in Portland. Robbers held up W B Williams and W W Robertson in North Yakima, stealing watches and about $52. Oregon railroad plans add service by October 1. Fire at F P Hurst mill and warehouse in Aurora causes about 25000 loss. Knights of Pythias Uniform Rank to meet September 28 in La Grande. Deer Island Shooting Club prohibits pump guns. guests must bring ordinary double barreled guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Db. Pugh
Salem
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
H. E. Miller
Union Savings & Loan Association
W. B. Williams
W. W. Robertson
North Yakima
Williams
Robertson
Salmon River
Oregon
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
la Grande
Dominion of Oregon
Deer Inland Shooting Club
Astoria
Dor Pierce Favorite Prescription Cures Female Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dor Pierce Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female troubles. It claims to regulate menstruation, alleviate headaches and inflammation, heal ulcers, and restore strength. Includes testimonials praising relief from long standing monthly pains and weakness.
THE NEWS Take the East
A fragmentary item from a newspaper page references a weekly edition and a generic call to action regarding news. The readable text is sparse and lacks concrete names or events to confirm details.
Losses in Balangiga Fight Reported by Gen Haughes
Manila dispatch says Capt Correll Dr Griswold and Lieut Bumpus were killed in Balangiga during a surprise attack by Bolomen. Four hundred attackers faced about equal numbers of American troops. many Americans fell before arming. A separate dispatch notes insurgents captured most rifles. Captain O Conner also reported killed in Halangiga attack.
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Manila
Haughes
Samar
Balangiga
Correll
Griswold
Bompue
Washington
Chaffee
Ratangtes
New York
O'Conner
Livestock Association Plans National Bills at Chicago Meet
The National Livestock Association committees draft proposed laws for federal livestock inspection in interstate shipments, woolen goods inspection, land exchanges for settlers in arid districts, a second assistant secretary of agriculture focused on livestock, and a livestock assessment plan. Speakers include James Wilson Frederick Colville Gifford Pinchot Richard Yates and Carter Harrison for the December Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Livestock Association
Chicago
James Wilson
Frederick ¥. Colville
Gifford Pinchot
Richard Yates
Illinois
Carter Harrison
A Big Religious Exodus From France Under New Law
Paris reports the final day before a government act bars unauthorized religious orders. Three quarters of orders have fled France including Jesuits and Assumptionists. The state will confiscate property of unauthorized houses. Trappists seek authorization and vow to defend their monasteries if refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Attack on McKinley Tomb Sparks City Alarm
Canton is stirred after an assault on the tomb guard at the McKinley vault. The incident fuels theories of a jailbreaker targeting the mausoleum to aid a jailbreak, with officials pursuing possible plots to blow up the tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
McKin
Caiiel
McKinley Will Appoints Day and Cortelyou as Admins
The will of William McKinley was admitted to probate today in Canton. W. K. Day and George Cortelyou were appointed administrators and gave a bond of $100,000 jointly. Appraisers are preparing a schedule of the decedent’s property values.
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Canton
Sept. W
William McKinley
W. K. Day
George Cortelyou
Mr. McKinley
Gold on Vancouver Island Clean-up on Northwoot Coast
Victoria September 30 reports another discovery of black sand bearing gold along the wet coast of Vancouver Island. The find is said to have 24,000 Indians in the area seeking work and prospects noted for the new washings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woot
Victoria
Vancouver
Wheat Market Quiet as Prices Hold Steady Across Exchanges
The New York market report notes a quiet wheat session with closes near Saturday levels. Liverpool higher at 6 3/4, New York opening and closing around 7 1/2 to 7 5/8, and a weekly visible supply rise to 5 904 000 bushels. Other quotes include stocks, money at percent, and regional wheat prices in San Francisco and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul
U. P
San Francisco
Pope’s Health Alert Stirring Concern in Rome
Rome dispatch reports the pope shows no clear illness yet a noted decline in vitality and slower rally after exertion, triggering concern over his condition and potential impact on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Boer Forces Replaced After Day-long Portuala Attack
Durban reports 1500 burghers under Botha repelled a Zululand border assault on September 26 at Portuala. Heavy losses fell on both sides with Boer commander Opperman and 19 men killed. British casualties included one officer and 11 men killed, five officers and four men wounded, and 64 missing.
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Durban
Botha
Portuala
Opperman
Pendleton Ladies Celebrate Success at Spokane Interstate Fair
Pendleton women won numerous prizes at the Spokane interstate fair with notable needlework and embroidery displays. Nell Whittemore won a prize for an oil painting. Mattie Good and Mra. M. E. Folson won prizes in netting and drawn work. other residents earned ribbons for tapestry, doll costumes, and embroidery. Moorhouse received a watch charm medal for best display of Indian photographs despite no prize being offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Spokane
Northwest
Osanada
Nell Whittemore
Mattie Good
Mra
M. EK. Folaom
G. B. Hamilton
Uele Borel
Cameron
Josephine Cameron
Mise Tillie Carlon
Cantor
Edith Joboron
Dremel
Nona Johoson
Genlevere Koeppen
C. W. Brownfield
Wallace and Wilson Tie The Knot In Walla Walla
J. J. Wallace of Pendleton and Mina Myrtle Wilson of Dayton wed at the home of Mrs. Albert Mason in Walla Walla. Wallace works at Cleaver Broads dry goods. the bride hails from Dayton and is described as a respectable young woman. The couple plans to reside with Mrs. Howe Campbell for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wallace
Pendleton
Mina Myrtle Wilson
Dayton
Walla Walla
Albert Mason
Wallace
Wilton
Mra. Wallace
Mra. Howe Campbell
Cornelison and Purdy Wed at Reservation in Quiet Ceremony
Kev Cornelison and Janes M. Cornelison Purdy were married at 4 PM at the reservation with Rev J Diven officiating. The couple held a small ceremony as Mr Cornelison serves the Presbyterian mission at the reservation and the bride teaches there. Notice to bicycle license holders: licenses are due by October 1 and should be obtained promptly to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
Janes M. Corneliaon
Lavara EK
Purdy
Kobi
J. Diven
Key
Mr. Cornelison
Presbyterian
Nolice Lo
Testimony in Schley Court Highlights Iowa Blockade Claim
In Washington on September 30 Commander Miller testified he could have maintained a blockade with the battleship Iowa for a month but a broken valve prevented action on May 25. Capt. Jewell denied a Santiago claim, and Admiral Evans described distances and a code signal related to the Olentangy incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Miller
Merrimac Watil
Richard Hotean
Sergion
Schley Court
Clonfoogee
Key Wert
Himneal
Jewell
Minneapolis
Sehley
Santiago
Congress
Evan
Oebt
Chef
Chadwick
Bampoon
Hagah!p
Evans
Earthquake Felt Again in Invernam Scotland
London reports another earthquake shaking Invernam Scotland causing great fear among residents. Earlier in the week two shocks were felt with some property damage reported.
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London
Invernam
Scotland
Hesidente
No Federal Help For Nome Relief Request
Washington reports the acting secretary of war rejected the plan to transport the Egbert to Cape Nome Alaska for relief of alleged destitute minors citing lack of federal aid.
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Nome
Washington
Secretary of War
Adveren Artion
Egbert
Cape Nome
Alaska
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Sock
G. R. Demott
R. Alexander
Boston
Peble Cheviot Satin
Dimmer
Eis
China
Warniae
All
Frederiederick Nolf
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Cole
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
Main Street
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Francie M. Smith
Wee
Coutier
Dor. Pierce
George Rieh
Lock Provitations Weetread Co
Dart Kite
Ginceeaas Medical
Bee Weekly
Gample
East
Philippines
Bolomen
Bumpus
Dr. Griswold
the Livestock Association
M'Kinley's
William M’kinley
A. Day
Vancouver Island
Wallace-Wilson
Bob Evans
Vamumill
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