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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
1
Shipments from the east arrive daily as the Garment Department showcases a wide range of coats and suits. The store promises the newest and shapest styles in utility and dress garments, with a promise to help customers find exactly what they seek.
Franklin K Lane, formerly Interior Secretary, improves after a collapse in Oakland during Adule sion day. Mrs Haseell Sage, widow of a financier, marks her 85th birthday and has given away 20 million dollars since her husband’s death. Jesse Pomeroy begins his 37th year in Massachusetts state prison. Edison improves at West Orange home with expected full recovery. Mexican ex ambassador Manuel de Zamacota arrives in the U.S. on private business, linked to Huerta rumors. The Duke of Roxburghe reports his wife May Goulet’s New York birth of a son after four months sugar abstinence advised by a specialist.
McMinnville reports the murder in the first degree charge against James Hutchins and the assault with a dangerous weapon count for the shooting of Frank Wilbur have been continued to the December term of Yamhill county circuit court on district attorney Upjoba’s motion.
Three surveys have been engaged since June to measure all irrigated lands on the Maibeur river and its tributaries and to determine the location and capacity of all ditches diverting water from public streams. This work is under the state engineer to provide information for adjudication by the state water board.
An explosive mailed to General Harrison Gray Otis of the Los Angeles Times follows a 1910 bombing that destroyed the plant and killed 20. Police suspect motives tied to anti shoe sellers and anti Mexican agitation. Otis shows interest in Lower California politics and industrial workers.
Lutleton Minn H Counselor Harry Wyken announced plans to push Thaw’s case through federal courts up to the Supreme Court after Concord hearings on Tuesday. The Governor of New Hampshire will decide the extradition to New York and, if adverse, the matter will be reviewed by the United States District Court with successive appeals possible.
Ex circuit judge and president of the state board of pilot commissioners Frank J. Taylor was killed on Commerc al street near the Spokane Portland & Seattle depot in Astoria at 9 o clock Sunday morning. Oswald C. Hansel a Jatsop Plains rancher confessed to the fatal shooting following a long grievance against Taylor.
At the request of his widow May J Gaynor the funeral of William J Gaynor will be held September 21 at Old Trinity church with no orchestra or military pomp. Mounted police will escort the mayor's body and the regular choir will sing Gounod's Ave Maria.
President Muerta told Congress that he would not renew permission for foreign warships to stay in Mexican waters beyond the current limit. Mexican law originally allowed 30 days, later raised to six months, with the new six month limit set to expire next month.
Coroner in New Haven says three railroad employees bear criminal responsibility for the North Haven wreck of September 2. Augustus Miller engineer of the White Mountain Express and Bruce Adams conductor and Charles H Murray plateman of the Bar Harbor train are named. Coroner absolves the New Haven company while noting signals or rules would have prevented the crash if violated.
Report says China will hire 220 German officers and specialists to reorganize the army. A German staff of six will coordinate plans and receive German salaries continued by the Kruppe at 25 percent of the amount.
The body of Big Tim Sullivan, a U S congressman from New York's thirteenth district and a Tammany leader, was identified in Foreham morgue after lying 13 days. He vanished August 31 while under care for mental illness, prompting months of fruitless search by friends. A policeman recognizing him redirected his funeral to a potters field.
Kingston N Y Justice Hasbrouck ruled Governor Sulzer cannot pardon Joseph G Robin former New York banker convicted of misappropriating bank deposits while his case awaits trial before the impeachment court confirming Sulzer's limited power in pending actions.
Hans Schmidt the priest who confessed to killing Anna Aumuller and disposing of her body in the Hudson river is held in the Tombs observation ward under Dr McGuire and Warden Fallon. Deputy Commissioner Wright supports the view that Schmidt is sane but dangerous.
Chattanooga hosts the forty-seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with a reception at Hotel Patton. It is the first meeting south of the Mason and Dixon line and near Chickamauga Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge, marking the semi centennial of Civil War battles. The Chickamauga anniversary falls on September 19 and 20.
London reports that women suffragists set fire to Kenton rail station. They left the scene with placards reading votes for women and distributed literature.
Colonel Robert A. Miller of Portland formally announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor.
Salem livestock department notes free entry for the fair Week of September 25 to October 4. Exhibitors pay low rental for pens and stalls, hog and deep pens priced per week. Breeds and classes organized with bedding provided. shipments to the Secretary require advance notice for proper handling.
The Dalles reports rancher Len Taylor meets officials of Wasco County Fair to import wild horses from Antelope district. The animals will be showcased at the Rodeo, a key feature of the twenty third annual fair October 11 at Driving Park grounds.
A head-on crash between two freight trains on the Sumpter Valley railroad was caused by a dispatcher error. One engine was demolished, the other damaged, a dozen cars derailed, but no fatalities or injuries occurred as firemen and engineers escaped before impact.
Corvallis plans a major state fair exhibit across agriculture domestic science engineering and zoology departments. The display features grains from eastern Oregon, college herds, silo construction and demonstrations with lectures. Eugene the Southern Pacific tax department seeks 60 percent valuation for railroad construction personal property in Lane County.
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