British Dukes mocked in Parliament over new budget
London reports harsh attacks on the Duke class by Lloyd George and Churchill as reformers push a radical budget. Amid art auctions in Paris and emigration trends to Canada, other notes honor women in Liverpool Cathedral with stained glass windows and a roll of noble names.
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Asquith
David Lloy
George
Winston Churchill
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Board of Trade
Lloyd George
Salle Petit
Paris
Holy Mother
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James Powell
Whitefriers Glass Works
Mary Collett
Louisa Stewart
King Rossetti
Grace Darling
Alice Marval
Catherine Gladstone
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Secretary of War outlines annual report for army reform
Washington reports Secretary Dickin son urges complete readjustment of U S troop distribution to cooperate with the militia national guard. He favors a comprehensive reorganization of the army and a permanent designation of mixed regular and militia forces by unit to preserve brigade and division structures in time of war.
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Washington
United States
Dickinson
National Guard
Pendleton Men Pay Heavy Fines
Fifteen Pendleton and Umatilla county leaders pleaded guilty in a 1902 conspiracy case to obtain federal land.Judge Wolverton imposed substantial fines, with total penalties ranging from five hundred to ten thousand dollars. Notables included Colonel J H Raley and other prominent landowners and stockmen from Eastern Oregon.
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Portland
Pendleton
Umatilla County
United States
Ilegally
McCourt
Wolverton
Oregon
J. H. Raley
Raley
J. W. Crow
C. W. Matthews
William Caldwell
John Winn
William Slusher
William Mahe
Alonzo Knotts
Bailey Rosas
Samuel Olmsted
A. P. Bowman
George McDonald
Joe Parks
George H. Adams
Cows poisoned after eating stones in Stayton
Two cows owned by M. J. Spaniel of Stayton died from arsenical poison after postmortem exams revealed their stomachs contained gravel earth leaves bits of wood and large stones. The largest stone measured four by two inches and weighed 254 pounds, taken in the presence of a butcher a veterinarian and four other citizens.
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M. J. Spaniel
Stayton
Lighting Contract 5 Signed With Northwestern for City Lights
The city and Northwestern Corporation signed a one year contract to furnish city lights. After a lapse when the old term expired December 1, the city council and Mayor Matlock ensured lights were restored. The new rates set six dollars monthly per 80 candle power lights, one dollar for 32 candle power, fifty cents for 16 candle power, and two dollars for alley incandescents.
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Northwestern Corporation
Matlock
Lambirth
A. C. Woodcock
Morgan Purchases Insurance Company
New York December news reports Thomas F. Ryan lost control of the Equitable Life Assurance society as J Pierpont Morgan gained majority stock and 472 million dollars in assets. The move reverses a bank and trust run order with voting trustees Grover Cleveland Morgan J O'Brien and George Westinghouse for policyholders. Morgan and partners offered few details and hinted a large trust company may participate.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F. Ryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan & Company
Mr. Morgan
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Mr. Ryan
James H. Hyde
Morgan
Pretty Wedding In Dexter Sealed At Family Home
A very pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mrs. Rose L. Jacobs in Dexter Oregon on November 24 190% at 8 o clock when Miss Vesta Bernice Jacobs wed Trevis H Fenton The ceremony was read by Rev Frank Kelly of Riddle The bride s sister Maude Jacobs played Lohengrin s march A luncheon followed hosted by Maude Jacobs and Mrs Sanford H Jacobs Guests included Rose L Jacobs Sanford H Jacobs W H Fenton Wm Williams Rev J C Holeman John Holeman and Alta Williams The couple will reside in Dexter
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Dexter
Rose L. Jacobs
Vesta Bernice
Trevis H. Fenton
Lohengrin
Maude Jacobs
John Holeman
Leslie Jacobs
Alta Williams
Creswell Stores to Close Early
Creswell storekeepers circulated a petition and agreed that from today, December 3, stores close at 6 p.m. on weekdays except Saturdays when they stay open as long as owners desire. From November 1 to April 1 they close at 6 p.m., and from April 1 to November 1 at 7 p.m., per the Chronicle. Nearby North Yakima businessmen plan a one mile exhibition highway extension on North First Street to spur better roads, with a Commercial club committee overseeing construction.
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Creswell
Chronicle
North Yakima. Wash
North First Street
Commercial Club
Hood's Garsaparilla Promises Health Through Blood Cells
The advertisement describes corpuscles in the blood called Little Soldiers formed to fight disease germs. It claims Hood's Garsaparilla strengthens these cells, combines multiple remedies in proprietary proportions, and has three decades of proven value with no substitutes offered.
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Hood
Eugene man among woman's fraud victims
Pittsburg December report says Alice Crum of Johnstown known as Mrs Peterson was arrested on charges of mail fraud. Authorities allege she duped many men coast to coast by promising marriage and collecting funds. Among her correspondents is J Frank Ross of Eugene, a city sewer inspector.
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Pittsburg
Pittsborg
Alice Crum
Johnstown
Peterson
Mise Crum
J. Frank Ross
Eugene
Ross
No Man Having Put the Plow to Look Back Sermon
Sunday at Brooklyn Tabernacle Pastor Ruswell preached on the Savior’s warning not to look back and to count the cost of discipleship. He contrasted sensational revivalism with plain doctrine, urged self sacrifice, and emphasized humility, fidelity, and the transformation needed for Kingdom life.
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Kingdom of God
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Touewu
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Jesus Christ
Young Ladies Gain Use of New Y M C A Gym
Eugene Y M C A board approves use of the gymnasium, shower bath, and swimming pool for young ladies two afternoons weekly. Separate classes for those over 15 with $5 yearly dues, under 15 pay $4, while other rates apply to men and students. Funds urged to finish building and clear debts as construction progresses toward possible early opening.
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Eugene
Young Men's Christian Association
Mareh
Jdog
Chorehill Matthews Buys 1900 Acres in Lorane Valley
The Chorehill Matthews Company of Portland has purchased 1900 acres in the Lorane valley and has about 200 acres plowed with 00 acres slated before year’s end. They will begin work on fruit trees in February and move quickly. Six teams and fifteen men are employed on the tract which is heavily fenced. Cottage Grove Sentinel.
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Lorane
Cottage Grove
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