Investigation of United States treatment of Mexican refugees
Washington reports a likely congressional probe into how Mexican refugees are treated and extradited. A Mexican rebel case in the U S stirs debate, with Congressman Wilson backing inquiry and tensions rising over possible punishments if Mexico seeks return.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
I Ia
Xadaiean
Merleta
Fa E Ujal
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Congreg
Juan Sanches Azcoud
Aztoa
Mest Tan Teritory
Diaz
Madero
Mexico
Ue JR
Recountes Vote Shortfall for Tacoma City Population
The Tacoma census recount announced by Chief Statistician Munt shows Tacoma at 3 1430 residents. Protest had risen after the original census estimate. citizens complained about thousands of removed names amid the recount. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Baker Eddy opened in Des Moines.
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Tacoma
Dac
Saccus
Cengua
Burgan
Desiiny
Taeoma
Eddy Toston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Chestnut
Mount Auburn
Chistian Seience
Giford Smith
First Church of Boston
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United States Population Grows Twenty-One Percent
The census bureau reports the United States including territorial possessions added 7,691, or twenty-one percent, to its population over the last ten years. The nation totals 92,152,152 with the states contributing 91,972,266.
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Washington
BD. C
United States
Avon
Maine
Life boat saves victims after wreck near Gallup Island
In Oswego two women and twenty men were rescued from the distressed Lake Steamer Saarpless after it struck rocks off Gallup Island during a storm. A relief crew reached the wreck in time to save the occupants as the vessel began to break apart, with several life boats deployed to avert loss of life.
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Oswego
Saarpless
Gallup Island
Ota
Wagena
Spokane Population Soars in 194 Census Report
Washington DC December 9 The population of Spokane Washington reaches 164604, up 68564 or 18.3 percent since 1900. Durand notes no evidence of padding by enumerators and overcounting suspected among frost ing population hotel and boarding house workers were excluded. Spokane ranks 46th in US city size, its growth doubling from prior decade. From 1890 to 1900 Spokane grew 14974, an 85 percent rise.
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Washington, D. C
Spokane
Wael
Durand
Spokata
Spekang
United States
Eookene
School Board Recedes From Demand For Full Financial Report
The school board withdraws its demand to publish the complete district financial report by the accountant and instead releases a condensed summary to fit the Chronicle. The summary will appear Monday and a full copy is available at the Chronicle office for readers.
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Era Board of Accountancy
Chronicle
Geothermal Engineers Vote On Strike Question
Officials of the Geotherhood of Railroad Engineers meet at the Great Northera hotel to count votes on striking if pay fails to rise. Balloting is secret and signals a strike potential as 61 western roads seek a 15 percent wage increase. talks with road managers begin Monday to negotiate terms.
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Chicago
Geotherhood of
Westera
Great Northera Hotel
Werner
Nrucht Ma
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Sprague bids farewell to Centralia after 22 years
Centralia recalls Frank Sprague a popular citizen as he and Mrs. Sprague depart for Los Angeles to settle in California. Since 1888 he built hardware, real estate, and the Up-to-Date Department Store, helped plat additions, survived hard times, and remained optimistic Centralia would emerge as a top inland city. Friends bid him farewell, joking he is like Johnson’s cellar cat that cannot stay away.
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Centralia
Frank Sprague
Los Angeles
Cal
Sprague
California
Gm Lesnis
Mr. Syrague
Wiliam Woothem
Northern Pacific
Mr. Woodham
F. T. McNitt
GM. «Bmienitt, Mr. Sprague
Tao
Wooham
Trusks
Mr. Hinks
Woodham
Rosenthal
W. W. Canon
Ne Centalia Investment Company
Hanson Tract
Central Addition
Nentrajia
Vic
Mr. Johnson
Explosion Toll in Pallavi Mine Rescue Efforts
Dec 12 report from Ferrie Alberta describes a gas explosion at Pallavi mine near Frank. High port liners were rescued and twenty women recovered. seven men still alive inform rescuers. Many injured, mostly Slavs and Italians, with some fatalities feared.
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Ferrie
Pallavi
Frank
Alberta
Auto stage fire destroys Tenine Tor in Olympia
A seven passenger stage owned by Jesse Lawrence named Tenine tor caught fire near Olympia. The driver noticed heavy smoke from the hood, halted, and attempted to douse the blaze, but the flames spread quickly and could not be extinguished. Passengers fled to safety as responders arrived.
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Olympia
Washa Dee
Tenine Tor
Jesse Lawrence
Tenine
Moose
Lawrence
ABSOLUTISM passes away in China
Dec 9 reports that the ancient regime in China may end after the 1911 New Year as the imperial throne agrees to a constitutional cabinet. The imperial senate presses for immediate parliament, while plans for a general parliament shift schedules to 1925. The senate shows independence despite throne control, with troops seen as intimidation but later viewed as strategic.
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Dotiglas
Ariz
Guarrero
Culmuedua
Bag
Ted
Ots Ji Way
Jefe
Noburt
Guerero
Chihuahua
San Andres
Castillo Herrara
Fortina
Diaz
Coahuila
China
Jennery
Imperial Senate
Vowager
Senate
Aha
Nnu
Parsuaginr
Lights Fail in Cenalia Deepens Power Outage
Cenalia Dee experiences nearly an hour without electricity as Cenaria Light and Power Company promises relief. Locals mock the firm’s assurances while officials scramble to restore service amid widespread frustration. The odd contrast with royal wedding fanfare shows public order and prestige in Windsor as officers struggle to manage precedence.
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Cenalia Dee
Cententia
Hement
Twin City Light & Vraction Company
Centrada
Arizona Recall Proposal Passes Despite Attacks
In Phoenix the Arizona constitutional recall proposal was adopted 38 to 9, extending to all elective officers including the judiciary. Democrats and one Republican supported the recall while battles raged over excluding judges. Delegates denounced attacks from Bailey and others as the vote neared.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Executive
Taft
Batley
Sloan
Bailey
Texas
Hunt
Secess
Tuthili
Dem
Congress
Pare
Baiiey
Hughes for Chief Justice Rumor In Washington
Rumors place Hughes as chief justice pick in a shuffle of federal district vacancies. Judge William Hook from Leavenworth Kans is noted as a potential hire to appease insurgents while a third vacancy may go to a Southern Democrat.
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Washington, D.C. Dee
Tasgle
Hughes
William Hook
Elakth Federal District
Hook
Leavenworth
Kans
Standard Oil Company
Slavery Probe Opens After Cash Row in Portland Court
A new investigation was opened in Multnomah County Court yesterday morning following a case described as part of a white slave trafficking inquiry. Immigrant officials confirmed ongoing probes as sources cited unclear details about involved parties and actions.
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Portland
Dea Tee
Durisalons Meade
Maniscipat
Coart
Trafic
Wanda of
Rut Prue
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