King Edward Directs Cabinet Selections Amid Veto Powers
London Sept 25 The king uses his prerogative to veto cabinet appointments and demands an army reform focus. Premier Balfour negotiates ministers at Balmoral as ministers and generals are grilled, with the king described as central in shaping the crisis and seeking effective leadership.
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London
Balfour
Balmoral
Associated Press
Edward
Mr. Balfour
Prince of Wales
South African War Commission
Lord Lansdowne
Broderick
Lord Esher
Kenney Kelley
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Empire
Wenatchee Canal delivers water to 6000 acres of land
The Wenatchee Canal Company reports completion of a high canal capable of 150 feet per second, enough to irrigate about 6000 acres and supply Wenatchee town if needed. The 23 mile project cost about 200000 dollars and features a rock tunnel and a 48 inch pipe crossing the Wenatchee River.
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Seattle
Wenatchee Canal Company
Wenatchee
W. T. Clarke
Wenatchee River
Claus Spreckels
Honolulu
Wenatchee Canal
Judge Quayle Likely Rules for Settlers in Sage Land Suit
Appleton Minnesota September 28 Judge Quayle announced he will decide in favor of the settlers in their litigation with Russell Sage. The decision would confirm homestead title to about 25 000 acres across three counties and deny Sage as trustee of the old Hastings and Dakota Railway Company any claim. The case covers about 1 000 000 dollars in property and affects 150 farmers' fortunes.
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Appleton, Minn
Quayle
Russell Sage
Ruasett Sage
Old Wastings and
Dakota Railway Company
Pope Ailing as Rheumatism Affects Audience Schedule
In Rome on September 28 the pope suffers a severe rheumatic attack. Physicians urge postponement of nonessential audiences. Vatican life restrictions harm his health while he endures ceremonies. Dr. Lapponi seeks a vacation, and the pope grants permission for a long northern holiday.
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Rome
Vatican
Lapponi
Italy
Iron Workers convention seats New York City delegates
In an executive session the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers voted to seat Sam Parks and other contested New York City delegates expelled by President Buchanan. The convention repudiated Buchanan’s stance and adjourned for the day.
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Kansas City
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Sam Parks
New York City Union
Buchanan
National Organization
Covention
Hop Crop Baling Underway with Mixed Quality
Baling of the hop crop at Vortlaund indicates a yield around 0,000 bales, far below last year’s 84,000. Quality is uneven with about 20 percent perfect and the rest tainted by mold. Market remains firm at 25 cents for choice, and nearly 1,000 bales sold today at 24 to 25 cents.
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Vortlaund
Mills Hit by Strike Paralyzes Major Minnesota Flour Firms
Fourteen of seventeen Pillsbury-Washburn Washburn-Crosby and Consolidated Milling mills have closed due to the strike that began last night. The remaining three Washburn-Crosby mills will shut when current wheat stocks are exhausted. Union members held a meeting this afternoon to discuss the situation.
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Minneapolis
Pillsbury-Washburn
Washburn-Crosby
Consolidated Milling Companies
Washburn-Crosby Company
City ticket nominees chosen by Republican and Citizens' Union
The Republican and Citizens' Union committees met at Grand Central Palace and Cooper Union and nominated Seth Low for mayor Edward M Grout for comptroller and Charles V Fornes for president of the board of aldermen for the anti Tamany coalition in New York City.
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New York
Republican
Citizens’ Union
Grand Central Palace
Cooper Union
Seth Low
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Fornes
Board of Aldermen
No Intervention Pushes Macedonian Reform Policy
St. Petersburg states that major powers remain united on the Austro Russian reform plan for Macedonia and that neither Turkey nor Bulgaria can expect support if they resist the scheme. Russia and Austria urge firm action to suppress insurrections and ensure peaceful implementation across the Balkans.
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St. Petersburg
Macedonia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
Aathe
Sofia
Turkish Vilayets
Mussulmans
Constantinople
Austria
Berlin
Balkans
Balkan Peninsula
Ottoman Empire
Witty Exchanges and Gentle Laugh Lines Parade
A collage of humorous exchanges and light quips from various papers, including barbs about fights, money, and romance. Skits feature Pearl and Elvira, a church scene, a market quip, and a playful joke about a floor walker, all showcasing early 20th century wit and social color.
Northern Pacific presidency race narrows to Cooper
Official dispatches from St. Paul indicate General Manager Cooper is favored to become president of the Northern Pacific to succeed Charles Mellen. The message requests newspapers avoid naming Bunn Underwood or Hannaford, conflicting with earlier expectations that Hannaford or Bunn would be top contenders. Underwood says he will stay with the Erie.
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St. Paul
Minn
Board of
Cooper
Charles S. Mellen
Northern Pacific
Mellen
Bunn
Bunn, Mr. Underwood
Hannaford
New York
Mr. Underwood
Mr. Hannaford
Underwood
The
Erie
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Ceylon
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England
Wenatchee Aqueduct
Helena
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United Mine Workers of America
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Chicago Daily News
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Mamie
Washington Star
Henpeck
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Jess
Puck
Jackie
Boston Courier
Cologne
Chicago
N. Presidency
University OF
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Tacopma, Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
State of
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Edward M. Randall, A. MW
Tacoma
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J. A. Mapes
M. D. Physicians and Surgeons
Aberdeen General Hospital
P. E. Kierland
M. D
Olsen’s Pharmacy
Aberdeen
Wash
Everett E. Lane
D. D
Heron Street
A. C. Kinnison
R. E. Whittaker
Aberdeen State Bank
J.C. Cross
Attorney-at-Law
Kaufman Blo
Aberdeen, Wash
E. H. Fox
Kaufman Block
RE. E. Shields
R. E. Taggart
Attorneys-at-Law
C.a.clark
George A. Black
Canadian Pacific Railway
G Street
R. L. Caldwell
Notary Public
J. C. Cross
Telephone 111
Aberdeen Livery and Transfer Co
Pfund Bros., Proprs
Grays Harbor
Storey Bros
George Hilton's
Market St. Tel
Fred Redinger
C. Vammen
Heron
Humbolt Saloon
Fred Hewitt
Heron and Fats
Frank B. Reeder
Rep
Fashion.s Saloon
J. M. Bowes
Prop
Heron ST
the Heffron
D. J. Heffron
Ileron Street
L. W. Walker
Propr
Wolff-American
Yale Wheels
A. Ingebrightsen
City Library
F. and
Market Street
J. M. Walker
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