Political Omy Attracts Crowd At Evening Program
Afternoon program draws diverse political speakers from Republican Democrat Prohibition and Socialist camps. The event features music by DeCaprio, selection pieces like The Idol's Eye and The Flag Dance, with intermissions and solos by notable artists. Governor and state officials expected, two o'clock patriotic solos and considering Oregon Day tomorrow.
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Greenwald
Herman
Nord- Pata
Tobant Tits
Mr. Bathe
Si¢nor Buel
Eldorey
von der Mehden
Herbert March
Yankima
Grand Marches and Selections from Opera Suite
The fragment lists orchestral displays and vocal numbers from Don Carlo and related works. Names like DeCaprio and Eleanor DeCaprio appear amid program items such as Intermission, Fantasia, and various marches and dances. The reader gains a sense of a deluxe concert program with multiple pieces and performers.
City Fair Opens With Morning Parade and Big Plans
A long parade begins the district fair with light crowds as most residents miss the start. Organizers push for a bigger procession Friday and an evening Elke parade expected to draw record attendance. Auto and political day events are planned, with judges racing to finish awards in needlework, poultry, and dairy categories.
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Fair Way
Wellme
Order
Portland
Bie
Amazons
India
Intercat
East Oregronlin
Princess steamer collision near Point No Point
Wireless reports the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess collided with a launch carrying excursionists off Point-No-Point about 20 miles north of Seattle this morning. The Princess was en route to Victoria and departed Seattle earlier today. No details available.
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Seattle
Wireless
Point-No-Point
Victoria
Teddy and Taft May Make Tour
Rumor says President Roosevelt will join Judge Taft on a Pacific coast tour. They would speak from the same platform with Roosevelt endorsing Taft as his candidate. Leading Republicans approve the plan and anticipate joint appearances.
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Teddy and
Taft
Washington
Roosevelt
Pacific
Indore
Roosevelt Declares Reply Will Not Be Made To Letter
Washington September 20 President Roosevelt declared the attack upon him personal and said he would not reply to the letter issued by William J Firgan. Meanwhile in Nebraska Justice Tat invaded Bryan's state and is making a tour of the region. He was stopped at ten oclock today while en route to Lincoln where a large meeting is planned tonight.
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Washington
Rooevelt
William J Firgan
Haskell
Emeraon
Neh
Tat
Bryan
Nebrashn
Lindélh
Hook Island
Hilo
W. J. Bryan
Hoomwvelt
Vuin
Tan
Taft
Denver
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Banker Nation
Bankers
Roosevelt skips Omaha Trena-Mississippi congress
Washington reports President Roosevelt will not attend the Trena Mississippi congress in Omaha due to unspecified reasons, with the event slated from October 19. The notice confirms his inability to participate and notes the scheduled timing.
Bryan denounces Roosevelt stance during tour stop
Misrepresentations of Roosevelt charged by William J. Bryan in Muscatine on Sept 30 during a Town tour stop. Bryan says the Democratic Party will not sift from the deliberate misrepresentations in the present campaign and criticizes the Roosevelt attitude.
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Ryan
Roosevelt
Muscatine
William J. Bryan
Democratic
Pendleton Plans Winter Poultry Show
Pendleton aims to hold a winter poultry show to boost the local chicken industry and encourage breeding. An expert judge will score exhibitors and provide home study cards, with the fair management pledging support to attract growers from the Northwest and beyond with ribbons as a prize and potential premiums.
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Pendleton
Oregon Lumber Low Rates Upheld By Circuit Court
The United States circuit court upheld a constitutional basis for interstate railroad rate regulation, ruling the interstate rate law allows the railroad commission to set lower lumber rates. The decision, by Judges Gilbert Morrow and Rosy, comes as Southern Pacific’s injunction to block the new rates from Wilhunette Valley to San Francisco was denied. Luther M. Walter, railroad special attorney, announced the ruling and noted the railroad must seek further appeal if it challenges the rate in court. The lower rates are to take effect while the legal process continues.
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San Francisco
Sept
Interstate Railroad Commission
Gilbert, Morrow and Rosy
United States Circuit Court
Southern Pacific
Wilhunette Valley
Cone Cree
Luther M. Walter
Railroad Communion
Oregon
Perlew
United States Supreme Court
Nomination Challenge Tests New Primary Law
Seattle report notes Judgement of the superior court districts Adams Benes on and Freakin counties will seek to test the validity of the new primary law. Vila Zeit plans to apply to the supreme court for a writ directing the state canvassing secretary to declare no nomination exists in his district. Judge Zene argues ballots were void due to uncertainty over the declaration of candidacy timing and whether he sought the nomination for the long or short term.
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Seattle
Superior Court
Adams
Benson and
Freakin
Washington
Vila Zeit
Sipreme
Secretary of State
Zene
Bee Sting Fatal to Pioneer Woman in Whitiian County
Mrs Caro line Hower aged 55 a pioneer resident of Whitiian county died in her home near Colfax five miles south after a bee from a nearby hive stung her at the base of the thumb. She collapsed within minutes and died ten minutes later despite efforts by her children to aid her. The event occurred as she prepared to bid her children farewell before leaving for Colfax. It is not known whether the shock induced heart failure.
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Leite
Nevada banker T B Rickey to reside in Berkeley
Berkeley observes a statement by T B Rickey the Nevada millionaire banker and cottonman that he will live in Berkeley ending reconstruction of his residence He adds he will face ongoing litigation in Nevada tied to the failure of his state bank and the pending suits following that collapse.
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Berkeley
T. B. Rickey
Cottemon
Surveyors General Convene For Uniform Idaho Plan
Tolse Sept 30 D A Utter surveyor general of Idaho invites surveyor generals of Oregon Washington Montana Wyoming Colorado Nevada and Utah to meet here soon to consider a uniform plan of conducting their work.
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Tolse
D. A. Utter
Idaho
Surveyor Generals
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
Mo and Hanton Set for 20 Round Showdown
San Francisco report notes both fighters are at or below weight and in good shape, aiming for a great contest as Owen Mo and Eddie Hanton clash in a 20 round bout tonight.
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San Francisco
Owen Moran
Eddie Hanton
Bryan Denies Accusations in Roosevelt Clash
W J Bryan replies to President Roosevelt alleging the president seeks trust support and accuses Taft of improper influence. Bryan challenges proof of trust ties, defends his record, and warns against misrepresentation of campaign funding and motives.
Transcontinental freight rate hike planned for January
Chicago reports that a rise in Pacific coast freight rates by five to eight percent is planned to take effect in January. Traffic circles indicate over 80 west bound and 20 eastbound commodities will be affected.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Campaign Fund Sparks Suspicion and Tactics
A fragment notes intense political maneuvering as campaigns fundraise and political actors seek to arouse suspicion. The passage hints at strategic messaging aimed at undermining opponents and shaping public perception. No specific names or dates are provided.
Bets on Taft Lead Washington Presidential Race
Spokane reports opening betting on the Washington election with a $100 wager that Taft will carry Washington by 75,000. A second bet puts Taft at 50,000 votes in the state. Bets on a 25,090 Taft majority drew no takers.
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Spokane
Taft
Washington
Japanese cook murdered by desperate burglar at Grand restaurant
Tacoma Sept 20 Frank Kuma 18 a Japanese cook was shot in the back of the head while dozing before a fire he had built at the Grand restaurant. A burglar stole 37.40 from the cash drawer then escaped through a rear door. Kamra had come from Seattle recently.
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Tacoma
Frank Kuma
Kamra
Seattle
Typhoid linked to water as Pendleton expert warns
Dr. C A. Smith cautions Pendleton residents that typhoid fever is rising this summer due to local water and unscreened produce. He urges boiling all water and thorough screening of groceries to prevent contamination from dead ends and urges flushing of dead ends if supply is low. He cites past experience in Eugene where fever traced to water.
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Pendleton
C. A. Smith
Smith
Omer
Jessen
State Hoard of Heart
Eugene
Powling Water Defense Sparks Poaching Clash in Alaska
Deputy Marshal Butterworth was badly wounded after a fight with about 60 Japanese poachers in Valdes Alaska while attempting an arrest. The assailants threw Holling Wailer at the officer, injuring him from the waist up during the confrontation.
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Valdes
Alaska
Butterworth
Branch banks proposed to avert panics at bankers' convention
Dr Woodrow Wilson urged branch banks to place countrywide resources at local disposal, arguing it would shift public trust and investment toward banks. He warned against deposit guaranty plans and postal savings schemes while Canadian bank leaders blamed distrust among banks for panics and urged reforms.
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Bankers
Postal Savings
Powers
Speer
Buchtel
Wilson
BE. Waller
Canadian Bank of Commerce
McKinney May Coach Barker Football Eleven
Baker high school seeks Henry McKinney former Oregon star to lead the football team this season Jim Nichols has built the program but cannot coach this year and effort to secure McKinney is underway to guide the Baker squad.
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Baker Clery
Henry McKinney
University of Oregon
Baker High
Jim Nichols
McKinney
Biter Higly
Maurice Fitzmaurice Freed After Bail Writ Case
Maurice Fitzmaurice, known as a lecturer editor and attorney, was freed after a writ of habeas corpus was sought and charges withdrawn by Washington officers. He left the jail, crossed into Washington state at Asotin bridge, and was immediately arrested on charges by his editorial rival. He is to be taken to Pomeroy to face actions stemming from his libel charges.
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Fitzmaurice
Q Alemon
Lewiston
Washington
Finnmairie
Asotin Bridge
Commonwealth
Pomeroy
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