Busy Reader Condensed News Capsule
Kruger retires and Both chosen reader of the Boer people while Attorney General Knox travels to Paris to examine the Panama Canal Company title. Oregon insurane portfolio shows McMinnville mutual carries eight percent of fire risk at 12 million dollars. Heavy rains damage Kansas crops and Burtingon area bridges. Crater Lake ranger faces ongoing fires. Sheriff Gardner may share Tracy reward with Cres tan men and young Goklfinch. Ashland fire destroys Frank Clute’s separator and threshing outfit. two workers injured. Salem sees strong construction with five brick projects and a federal building. railroad survey from Grants Pass to Crescent City to begin soon. Grasshopper and orange crop forecasts discussed. California prunes decline. 2,000 carloads expected for export. Smith family seeks space for St Louis World’s Fair HQ. 11,000,000 Smiths worldwide noted. French dealers eye California Oregon prune shipments. 2,000 carloads destined for Europe. Prison car observed in Kansas rail service with barred windows, used for prisoners from Indian Territory to Leavenworth.
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Gardner
Tracy
Crestan
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Ashland
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S. Jacob
Salem
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Crescent City
A. B. Corley
Department of Zoology
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Willamette Valley
H. B. Miler
Leura
Eugene
China
Milleria U
Oregon
Smith
Paria
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Pacific Coast
Europe
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Corvallis
Kansas
Purcell
Indian Territory
Leavenworth
Guardian to Sell Interest in Lot 7, Section 4, Coos County
Notice from Margaret A. Noah guardian of Eben Huntly a minor. On August 25 1902 or later the guardian will sell by private or public use at the guardian's Roseburg Oregon home the minority property described as interest in Lot 7 Section 4 Township 2a Range 12 W Will Mer Coos County about 48 acres. Dated July 28 1962.
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Douglas County
Eben Sinntley
Roseburg
Oregon
Eben Huntly
Wee
Wil. Mer
Coos County
Margaret A. Noah Guardian
Struggle in Lansford Brought Martial Law Hint
In Lansford a clash between troops and strikers left Captain W. H. Helm slightly injured and about six strikers bayoneted. Major Geathart seeks military authority to place the town under martial law after a deadly day that killed two soldiers and several miners amid bitter tensions.
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Tamaqua
Lansford
W. H. Helm
Twelfth Régiment
Geathart
Lausfomsh
Troops Ordered to Shoot to Kill in Panther Creek Valley
Striking workers report Gen. Gobin’s warning to troops to shoot at molesters as nonunion men resume work with guards. Companies E and F march at dawn with loaded rifles while crowds turn away. Major Gearhart ordered to arrest women insulting troops. Shenandoah region quiet with mine operation fears for early week.
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Tamagua
Panther Creek
Gobin
Gien
Gearhart
Shenandoan
Shenandoah
St. Nicholas Mine
Colombia to demand Nicaragua explanation over revolution
Washington reports authoritative source says Colombia will demand an explanation from Nicaragua for alleged participation in the revolution against the Colombian government. Colombia will back the demand with strong land and naval forces once Isthmus rebel activity is crushed.
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Washineron
Colombia
Nicaragua
Washington
Royal Wedding Shocks St Petersburg Prince Nicholas Marries Helen
The royal wedding of Prince Nicholas of Greece and Grand Duchess Helen took place in St Petersburg after a Friday betrothal. A state dinner followed at the palace church attended by the imperial family and many distinguished guests. Prince Nicholas is the king of Greece’s third son, born in 1872, and Grand Duchess Helen, daughter of Grand Duke Vladimir, born in 1882.
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New York
Prince Nicholas
Greece
Helen
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
George
Vladimir
Mrs Wagoner’s Claim Disallowed in Reward Case
Salem August 28 Secretary of State Dunbar announced disallowing Mrs Wagoner’s claim for finding and returning Convict Merrill’s body After review he concluded the claimant did not render the claimed service nor comply with the reward provisions and is not entitled to any payment.
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Salem
Dunbar
Wagoner
Dumbar
Merrill
Eugene F Loud Renominated by San Francisco Republicans
Eugene F Loud of San Francisco was renominated for Congress in the Fifth district after a labor union challenge that failed. Elected in 1891, he has since been reelected every two years and gained prominence for the anti mail publications bill, now chairman of the post office and post roads committee. He is 55 years old.
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San Francisco
Eugene F. Loud
Congress
Committee On
Post Office and Post Roads
Lond
Train Wrecked by Tornado in Waseca Minnesota
A tornado struck a westbound Chicago & Northwestern train near Meridian, hurling the engine baggage car and two passenger coaches down an embankment. Two people were killed three fatally injured and more than twenty hurt as wreckage ignited after an oil spill.
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Waseca
Minn
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Meridian
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