Palouse girl reads future and names locals in heavenly tale
In Palouse City a young girl living east of town claimed to speak from heaven. She described angels, a river, and future events, naming residents and church members including Skee, pastor of Palouse, Rev. J. G. La Grande, H. A Cox and J. B Caw louse. Local photographer Mr Gray and others reported witnessing her power.
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William City
Walla
Iles
Palouse
Rell
Heaven
Thorn
Walla Walla
Ray
Pers
Gers
Rs. Gray
Ees
iSkee
J. G. la Grande
H. A. As Cox
J. B. Cawlouse
Inaugural Ceremonies Rates and Earthquake Scene
Washington officials report plans to avoid high rates for inaugural ceremonies with lodging packages and reasonable accommodations in 80,000 capacity venues. An Oakland earthquake at a church caused a panic but the congregation prayed and reassembled. Also notes on Derivish movements toward Agordat, New Town robberies near O’Farrell, and criticism of a Roentgen-ray debate in Vienna.
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Tle
Aly
Oakland
Cal
Tenth Avenue Church
C. M. Jill
Jolan
Woolgrowers Meet Endorses Forest Reserve Resolutions
North Pacific Sheepbreeders and Woolgrowers Association at Salem endorses resolutions opposing grazing prosecutions in forest reserves and supporting public land use rights. Members back Mulkey tariffs on wool and import duties on shoddy to aid woolgrowers. Senator Mulkey proposes three reserves instead of one.
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Salem, Or
North Pacific Sheepbreeders’ and Woolgrowers’ Association
State Capitol
John Minto
Congress of the United States
Cascade Range
Oregon
Department of the Interior
United States District Court
United States
State Board of Horticulture
United States Court
Mulkey
Legislative Assembly of
Oratorical Tributes To Late Speaker Crisp In House
Washington January 19 Democrats and many Republicans filled the house as speakers from Georgia and other leaders delivered eulogies for the late Speaker Crisp. The day also saw passage of a bill authorizing the Columbia and Red Mountain Railway to build a bridge over the Columbia River in Stevens county Washington. A proposed transfer of Fort Marey in Santa Fe New Mexico to a Boston sanitarium society failed on objection.
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Crepcore
Georgia
House
Columbia & Red Montain Railway Company
Columbia River
Stevens County
Wash
Doolittle
Catron
Fort Marey Military Reservation
Santa Fe
N. M
American Invalid Aid Society
Boston
Washington Legislature Makes-Up Of State Offices Reviewed
Special Correspondent reports the new Washington state administration with officials named by county and fusion party. It lists governors secretaries auditors land commissioner superintendency attorney general and state library roles, notes legislature has 85 house and 27 senate bills, discusses passes, salary cuts, session law publication, penitentiary investigation, and US senate election expectations amid Populist influence.
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Olympia
Wash
Fusion Party
John R. Rogers
Pierce County
J. E. Ballaine
Whitman County
Silver Republican
Mr. Peletier
Secretary of State
Will D. Jenkins
Whatcom County
Horatio Alling
C. G. Heifner
King County
Gilbert S. Miller
Yakima County
John W. Gunn
Snohomish County
Silver Democrat
Neal
A. H. MacKinnon
Skagit County
John Cryderman
Thomas Malony
Clallam County
Mary Hays
T. J. Browne
Attorney-general’s Office
Patrick Slenry Winston
Spokane County
Thomas M. Vance
State Library
Herbert Bashford
Senators Frye and Hale Targeted Over Merchant Marine Bill
In Cleveland on January 19, 800,000 Western Seamen's Society members condemn Senators Frye and Hale for sponsoring the senate substitute for house bill 2663 that would restore flogging in the merchant marine. Local trustees, leading business figures, adopted resolutions protesting the law.
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Cleveland
Frye
Hale
Senate
Western Seamen’s Society
Plague Lymph Claim Denied by Dr Roux in Paris
In an interview Dr Roux of the hygiene department rejected a report that he conducted experiments with an anti plague lymph. He said he would know how to prepare the lymph if needed but doubted bubonic plague would take hold in Europe. The Temps criticizes India’s current government for inaction on the scourge.
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Paris
Roux
Department of Hygiene
Europe
Hiram
Alvira
Siram
Cuban Junta Letter Confirms Maceo Death Near Havana
Jacksonville reports a letter to a local representative from Lieutenant-Colonel Hernandez corroborating the Associated Press dispatch about General Maceo's death. Hernandez says his cavalry unit was near Maceo's ambush site and notes insurgents camp nine miles east of Havana.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Associated Press
Maceo
Hernandez
Havana
Swiss guide scales Concagua on third try
A Mendes Argentina dispatch to the Chronicle reports Swiss guide Zurbiggen reached the summit of Concagua in the Andes, over 24 000 feet above sea level, on his third attempt according to a Fitzgerald expedition telegram.
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London
Mendes
Argentina
The
Chronicle
Fitzgerald
Zurbiggen
Concagua
Andes
Emerson chosen poet for Harvard Phi Beta Kappa day
Cambridge Mass January 19 Edward W Emerson of Concord son of Ralph Waldo Emerson has been chosen as poet for Phi Beta Kappa day at Harvard next June.
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Cambridge
Mass
Edward W. Emerson
Concord
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Harvard
Senate Bills Move Through Committees On Various Topics
The record lists multiple Senate and House bills with author names such as Plummer Taylor Range Easterday and De Mattos of Whatcom. Bills address beer kegs liens labor and lien rightsFalse pretenses election books registration and real estate platting and constitutional amendments with referrals to committees including public morals commerce labor elections privileges judiciary and municipal corporations.
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Plummer
Dorr
Committee On Public Morals
Committee On Commerce
Taylor
Committee On Labor and Labor Statistics
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Davis
Judiciary Committee
Guie of King
de Mattos
Whatcom
Supreme Court
Guie
King
Weekly Market Letter on Wheat Prices and Demand
The past week shows a steady wheat position with occasional price dips by bears. Demand shifts toward spring wheat as winter stocks thin, while corn as bread substitute may pressure cash wheat and futures, though some argue adulteration is limited to restricted areas.
A Mountain Girl Becomes Heroine for a Lamed Boy
In 1897 Oregon a resourceful girl Alvira Mowrie calms a runaway horse and saves a city traveler. Her bravery leads Dr Delmore to treat her lame brother Hiram and win a future hospital visit. A newspaper clippings heroizes her deed as a northern coast tale of courage.
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Mowrie House
Mowries
Alvira
Hiram
Mowriles
Cresswell
Ilraim
Viry
Mrs. Capner
Dr. Delmore
Alvira Mowrie
Queen Victoria
Alyira
Alvirna
Mr. Mowrie
Charging at the Flash and the Double Rifle Lesson
A lioness killed an ox by wagons and dragged it into the bush. A night spring gun misfired after the lioness attacked the flash point. The next day the gun was wrecked and the lioness lay dead a short distance away, vengeance for the near-miss wound.
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Mr. Kirby
Japanese Women and Smoking Traditions Noted
Observers describe Japanese women in social settings smoking pipes with fine cut tobacco. Women carry longer-stemmed pipes and share a mark of favor by lighting a pipe for a man and letting him finish the smoke. In these scenes the man expected to act often drops everything and runs.
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Japan
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