Desperate Escape After South Portland Sinks
The steamer South Portland struck a reef near Bandon Oregon in dense fog and sank with 21 aboard. Captain J. B. McIntyre ordered lifeboats and a life raft into the sea as the vessel went down, with several survivors reaching shore at Bandon and others lost at sea.
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Portland
Oregon Coast
San Francisco
South Portland
Tandon
Cape Blance
Banden
J. B. McIntyre
Astoria
McIntyre
Frenay
Ina
Soula
Genase
Bandon
Cape Fiance
J. B. Melntyre
John Reamer
Ran Pranctnce
Emanuel
Pasomeria
Chief Coals
Baltimore
William J. Wilson
Alameda
Cal
Quy Bent
Asteria
Waa Secon
Cape Bienes
Coquille River
Weasel Steuck
MelIntyre
Alaska boundary award signed by Britain and US officials
London and Washington reports confirm the Alaska boundary award favors America on most points with Canada retaining Portland canal. The majority line runs from Mount Whiprie along hunter peaks toward Devils Thumb, with Canadian signatures dissenting on the mountain and island allocations. A joint survey proposal is suggested to confirm the mountains cited.
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London
Lend Alverstone
America
Portland Canal
Lord Alverstone
Foster
Portlard
Tribunal Fe
Portland
Mount Whiprie
Stickine
Ths
Katie Needie
Devils Thumb
Katia Needle
Devil's Thumb
Canada
Pearce
Prince of Wales Islands
Piresta
Fire
Britain
Pinglish
Ruesetan
United States
Russia
Mount St. Pillas
Poert Gourd
Carada
Strckland
Kanneught
Ocean Passage
Port Simpson
Carerne
Wailer
Islands
Jett
Aylesworth
Mt. St. Elias
Indictments Return Against Captain Boyd in Police Abetment Case
In St. Louis six federal indictments were returned today by the grand jury against Captain Boyd of the St Louis police department. He is charged with abetting fake naturalization.
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Captain Boyd
St. Lowia
Faree Naturalization
Indictment Against Politician Moulton Uphheld
The motion to quash the indictment against Politician Moulton for alleged bribe attempts was denied. The ruling upholds grand jury indictments against two aldermen and two ex aldermen. Also noted: Picasway Neer of Seattle sailed tonight with light passenger and small cargo. A F Burleigh of Seattle and Senator Heyburn of Idaho travel toward Juneau aboard the Banta Ana.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Moulton
Picasway Neer
Seattle
A. F. Burleigh
Marly
Seatle
Senator Heyburn
Idaho
Juneau
Steamer Strikes Rock Near Point Gerda in Dense Fog
Furerka California reports the steamer Lage from San Prandero struck a rock off Point Gerda in dense fog and sailed away without assistance after losing its rudder. Passengers were taken aboard the Pomona but no rescue was sought.
Mayor Closes 120 Saloons in Kansas City Sweep
In Kansas City on October 24 the mayor shut down 120 saloons as open law violations. The establishments paid $50 monthly each in city revenue used for funds and police pay, which will be cut by half.
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Fremen
Police Pey
Perjury charge filed in superior court against Luther Rager
A perjury case was filed yesterday in the superior court alleging Luther Rager attempted to extort money from the city with a false damages claim. A warrant for arrest was issued and Deputy Sheriff Runes holds it. Rager claimed 2596 damages from injuries caused by tripping on wire netting across a cement drive last November, but evidence showed the injuries resulted from a barn accident. City Claims Agent Dennis provided supporting evidence against Rager.
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Reformation
Luther Rager
Runes
Kager
City Claims
Dennis
Eager
Divorce Granted After Frank Watkins Fathers Plea
Frank Watkins asked Superior Judge Bell for a divorce from Madgie Watkins a dance hall performer noting she is too gay to stay married. Deputy Prosecutor Craven objected saying Watkins knew what she was before marriage and sought reform but failed. Judge Mell overruled objections and granted the decree. Japanese steamer Shinano Maru sailed with 100 passengers and cargo including 1903 Texas cotton scraps.
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Frank Watkins
Bell
Madgie Watkins
Craven
Watkine
Mell
Mr. Craven
Texas
Bank Withdrawals Steady Despite Market Volatility
Solid Baltimore reports many bank withdrawals today but no run on banks. Financial men say remaining institutions are solid and can weather the storm. other banks were not heavily involved in yesterday's decline.
Dairymen Face Manslaughter Charge in Milk Poisoning Case
In a grim case, three dairy men connected to the Duwamish dairy face superior court charges of manslaughter over alleged formaldehyde poisoning in milk that fed Carrie Constantine. Key witnesses include Professor Tanner and milk wagon driver W. S. Happ. The court ruled there is reasonable suspicion to hold the defendants, each tied to $1,400 bail.
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Carrie
Professor Tanser
W. BB. Happe
Profrasor Tanner
Ifappe
Duwamteh
Constantine
Pike Street
Bronton
Siberia
Heatt
Hills Daughter Refused Credit At St Paul Shop
Gertrude Hill daughter of James J. Hill was refused credit for a pair of boots at a St Paul wholesale house. The clerk declined to charge the amount to her or to her father. Miss Hill protested angrily and threatened trouble, but produced cash to complete the purchase.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Gertrdue Hil
James J. Hill
Maesnate
St Paul
Brutal beating by husband leaves woman near Cedar Street corner
Mrs J Hoyt, battered and with a broken leg, was found near Cedar Street and Western Avenue after her husband beat and kicked her on the way home from a restaurant. Patrolman Lillie aided her and escorted her to Dr Bimalma for treatment before returning her home. Police seek the husband, and the victim fears he may return. the case is described as the most brutal since the Bartlet murder.
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J. Hoyt
Cedar Street
Western Avenue
Lilite
Faliqt Avenue
Lillie
Firet Avenue
Indicted Parke faces potential years in prison
New York grand jury charges Sam Parke with a crime linked to his defense testimony at a recent trial. Henry Farley testified as chief witness and other Parke associates also testified. A conviction could send Parke to years imprisonment.
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Parks
Parka
Stock Market Opens Steady in New York
The New York stock market opened steady today with muted activity as traders waited for further directions. Early listings showed mixed gains and slight losses across major sectors amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Oct
Cathedral Fair Opens to Large Opening Crowd
The cathedral fair proved a grand success with about 4000 attendees for the opening night. Mayor Humes and Rev Edward J. O'Dea spoke, praising the event and officials, as a rich two week program began with a Catholic Church Choir concert and solo performances by local artists.
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Humes
Edward J. O'Dea
Thore
We Can Say It IS strongest Overcoat House in the State
The firm declares itself the strongest overcoat house in quality and quantity, citing years of activity and continual perfectioning. It invites readers to inspect its stock and notes its season results with a premier line of overcoats and raincoats, touting top quality and pricing.
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Ary Commission
Islue
Wales
Pearse
Washington
State Department
Alaska Pecumdary Commission
Alaskan Boundary Commission
ST. Louis
Fureka
San Prandero
Gerda
Passogers
Alongo White
Skagit House
Cann
Kansas City
Kaa
John McNeil
Third Avenue
McNeil
Welch
First Arenus
Malcolm McNell
Toronto
Onteria
McNell
A. W. Owen
McNeit
Owen
Neil
Wuckshot
C. i
Ile
Mo- Nell
Cut Tus Soars
Beattie
Northern Pacific
Isham
Bonney-Wateen Margue
Velice
Carrie Constantine
Supreme Court
Ludlow
Constantines
Scott
J.J. Hill
Bartiet
Partlet
Sam Parke
Henry Farley
Moran
Anna Brenna
G. Dans
Corie
First Avenue
Columbia Street
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