Resignation of Chamberlain Triggers UK Political Crisis
London reporting the sudden retirement of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and resignations of Ritchie and Lord George Hamilton, with Premier Balfour’s position tested. Liberals anticipate victory as Conservatives face deep party splits and looming general election.
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London
Chamberlain
Mr. Gladstone
Balfour
Gerald
Whittingham
Ritchie
George Hamilton
Balmoral
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Scotland
Lord Lansdowne
Duke of Devonshire
Massacre Report Shocks Officials From Kastoria
Sofia reports Turks destroyed Kastoria, a town of about ten thousand, with a massacre of the population gravely feared. Details are scarce but the claim leads to deep concern at the foreign office amid critical Macedonia tensions.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Kastoria
Monastir
Macedonia
Lewis and Clark Exposition Allocates Funds
Portland directors of the Lewis and Clark exposition plan a $380,000 appropriation for buildings and ask the state commission to reserve $300,000 of state appropriations for the same purpose. The combined funds are expected to sustain the project until it opens.
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Portland
State Commission
Mob Attacks Chinese Housholders in Tonopah Nevada
A mob of 12 to 15 men forced Chinese residents to dress and leave town at gunpoint. Ping Ling, 73, was found murdered on the road three miles west of Tonopah. Eighteen suspected rioters including F M Arundel, union president, jailed. citizens pledge denouncing the violence.
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Tonapah
Nev
Chinaown
Sodaville
Ping Ling
F. M. Arundel
Tonopah
Chinese Consul Describes Tonopah Attack on Chinese
The Chinese consul general in San Francisco sent a dispatch to Acting Secretary Adee detailing an assault on Chinese residents in Tonopah Nevada. Seven or eight were wounded including an elderly man nearly killed. five are missing. Adee urged Nevada authorities to investigate and protect Chinese residents.
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Washington
State Department
Adee
San Francisco
Tonopah
Nev
Nevada
Tonapah
Freight Blockade Threatens Yukon Dales Trade
Dawson reports a giant White Horse freight blockage as 3,000 tons await at warehouses with 2,000 more expected. Upper Yukon steamers work at half cargo capacity due to low water, risking weeks of river opening. Stewart River is low. 300 tons of upper river freight for Duncan cannot reach. Mark Alcock, formerly of Vancouver, drowned here.
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Yukon
Stewart
Duncans
Mark Alcock
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle Labor Bureau Sets City Job Order Record
Seattle figures from September report show the free employment bureau highest in North American cities from New York to third-class towns. In August Seattle issued 3,744 job orders versus Chicago’s 3,225, with eight month totals at 19,427 workers sent out and hop picker families directed to North Yakima.
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Seattle
Laber
Grout
Free Employment Bureau
New York
Chicago
North Yakima
Britain Accepts Macedonian Occupation Plan if Powers Agree
London reports that Britain would endorse Austria and Russia occupying Macedonia if other powers consent and a settlement in European Turkey aligns with the views of all involved. The Porte has expelled the Daily Mail correspondent at Monastir, who has appealed to the British ambassador.
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London
Austria
Russia
Macedonia
Great Britain
Turkey
Porte
Daily Mail
Monastir
Woman Swims For Health Plus Society Notes
A column discusses swimming as superior for women’s health, detailing how it develops the body, improves lung capacity, and fosters graceful movement. It also notes Mrs. S. S. Chauncy’s London society prominence, and includes various essays on vacation ideals, praise for wives, and health tips.
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Tre
Macfadden
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Mr. Chamberlain
South African War Commission
Daily News
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House of Lords
White Horse
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City Free Employment Office
England
Rhines
Chauncy
Alice Sarr
Louisville
Lord Rosebery
Colonel Carr
Alice
Samuel Sloane Chauncy
Europe
Lord Newborough
Mecca
Leslie
East
Anna Edwards
United Presbyterian
Philadelphia
North American
Priscilla
Phyllis
University OF Puget Sound
Tacoma, Washington
The
Methodist
Episcopal Church
State of
Edward M. Randall, A. M. D
Tacoma, Wash
Paul Smits
M. D
P. E. Kierland
Olsen’s Pharmacy
Aberdeen
Wash
Everett E. Lane
D. D
Heron Street
U. C. Kinnison
R. E. Whittaker
J.C. Cross
Aberdeen State Bank
Attorney-at-Law
Kaufman Blo
Aberdeen, Wash
E. H. Fox
Kaufman Block
E. E. Shields
R. E. Taggart
Attorneys-at-Law
C.a.clark
George A. Black
Canadian Pacific Railway
G Street
R. L. Caldwell
J. C. Cross
F. Street
Aberdeen Livery and Transfer Co
Pfund Bros., Proprs
Grays Harbor
Storey Bros. Transfer Company
George Hilton’s
Market St
Tel
Fred Redinger
Rontinental
D. C. Vammen
Heron
Fred Hewitt
Propr
Heron and
F Sts
K. Bowes
Fashion Saloon
J. M. Bowes
Prop
Heffron
D. J. Heffron
L. W. Walker
Wolff-American
YALE
A. Ingebrightsen
City Library
F. and
Market Street
J. M. Walker
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