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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
7
Kunda Seeks Space At Lewis and Clark Exposition
Portland dispatch reports Kunda suddenly seeking a space allotment for participation in the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. A cablegram from St Peterburg via Edward Granwaldt confirms Russia’s stance on funding and exhibit involvement, with Tokyo’s Japan inching toward exhibit plans amid Baltic fleet tensions.
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Portland
Kunda
Ttosdia
Es Ministry of Commerce
St. Peterbworg
Edward Granwaldt
Large beef order shipped from Cudahy to Portland for Russia
Omaha dispatch reports the Cudahy Packing company moving a major consignment of beef to Portland for the Russian government. The shipment, packed for rail transport, includes 670000 pounds of meat expected to feed an army of 100000 men for six weeks, with details on car loads and wheat accompanying the cargo.
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Omaha
Cudahy Packing Company
South
Portland
Rowelan
Boriola
Argentina Faces General Strike Lead With Government Talks
Buenos Aires reports President Quintana held talks with interior war and navy ministers and the police chief as a general strike is set to begin tomorrow. Officials released no statement but said police are ready to prevent disruption of essential services and protect food supply workers.
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Buenoa Ayres
Dov
Quintana
Tong
Interior
War and Merine
Necumary Mihlin
Hfoodshite
Theatre
Roopevet
I W. Falbanks
Treasury
Navy
Agriculturce
Shanghai cruiser incident reported by London Morning Chronicle
London dispatch says a submarine escort ship returning from a patrol near Vladivostok was hit by a shell from a fort at the outer harbor. A warning siren sounded as the shell struck. It is unclear if Crow was reached.
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London
Den
Shanghai
Vladimatok
War aid shipment sailing to islands today
Ban Prancino reports a large consignment of Philippine money to be loaded today for transport Logan heading to the islands tomorrow. The shipment includes 60 centavo coins, 20 centavo coins, and 10 centavo coins in specified amounts.
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Ban Prancino
Logan
Noh Eaile
Caere
Japanese push at Port Arthur threatens harbor control
A Tokio Standard dispatch says Japan may have mounted large guns on 205-Meter hill to command the harbor, while reports of progress at Port Arthur persist. Bennett Burleigh notes 400 Japanese casualties in one hour, with captures at northeast forts and possible lodgement at Pigeon Bay as tunneling from Laotie hill continues. The Morning Post reports resumed wireless links between the Russian consulate in Chefoo and Port Arthur garrison.
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Dec. L
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Standard
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Natinal
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Daily Telegraph
Chofoo
Woat Kekwan
Thay Ammert
Burleigh Mill
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Laotie Hill
Morning Post
Shanghai
Chefoo
Plans Great Britain Army Reorganization Unveiled
London reports reveal the War Office details Lord Kitchener’s army plan. It envisions a 50 million expansion to train a powerful peace time force and place troops where strategically valuable. Northern India zones are defined with bases southward, enabling rapid mobilization of seven to eight field forces of 16 000 to 20 000 each toward the eastern to western border.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitshener
Easton
India
Fire on Zeigler Town Sparks Gun Battle
Zeigler Illinois faced a night of heavy rifle fire with about 600 shots fired from all directions. Four Gatling guns manned by miners and militia supported the town’s defense as Assistant Adjutant General Reece and Carbondale troops arrived to investigate and deter further trouble.
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Benton
Joseph Leiter
Zeigler
Chicago
Port Arthur fighting reports reach St Petersburg
Foreign reports from Port Arthur are treated seriously. If the Japanese have seized 208 percent Meeter hill commanding the harbor, the situation is critical, though experts think the Japanese may occupy positions around the hill summit and the hilltop would be untenable under concentrated fire.
Merchant Marine Commission Advances Report Simmering Pacific Trade
Washington December 1 The Merchant Marine commission moved toward completing its report to Congress. Focus centered on Pacific canal conditions and the stronger fleet there yet faced with severe foreign competition.
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Washington
Merchant Marine Commision Today
Congress
Bome
Comminelon
Pacific
Atlantic
Senator Burrows Sets Dec 12 for Smoot Hearing Witnesses
Senator Burrows, chair of the committee on privileges and elections, has selected Wobpornas for 20 withermen in the Smoot investigation and fixed Monday, December 12, as the appearance date before the committee. Nearly all witnesses are in Utah.
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Washington
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Utah
Framing Bill Set as Top Washington River Project
Washington, Nov 30. The house rivers and harbors committee met to draft a river and harbor bill to be presented before Christmas recess. The Columbia river improvement is favored for early action, with Rep Jones overseeing Washington state appropriations and interests. Senate passage expected with debate on specific features and possible amendments.
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House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
House
Jones
Columbia River
Warehington
Burton
Congress
Senate
Committee On Commerce
United States to name naval officer on North Sea commission
Washington reports the United States will co operate in forming a commission to address questions linked to the North sea incident. The administration favors Admiral George Dewey for the American seat, though other names are noted, with a decision to follow the formal invitation from Britain and Russia.
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Washington
North Sea
United States
Roosevelt
George Dewey
Eh Tree
Japanese Forces Across the Han River Reported
Reports from Shakhe region indicate Japanese troops crossed the Han river and pressed near Russian outposts on the right bank. Frequent gunfire and minor attacks occur daily as rivers freeze. Field Oyama notes repulsed infantry assaults near Sigaloten and Shaota kau while Changteaimun village is largely burned.
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Shakhe
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Matsral Oyama
Sigaloten
Fagsig
Shaotakau
Tasha
Changteaimun
Anarchist John Most Seized In St Louis Meeting Try
John Most anarchist of New York was arrested at 11 tonight after a raid to halt a meeting in St Louis. He is jailed at the Four Courts for Chief Kiely. Detectives had watched him for ten days and he planned to speak at National hall on Sunday before Roosevelt’s visit. He traveled to Chicago then across to East St Louis before returning. The raid exposed an anarchist convention in St Louis with speeches on liberty and a pledge to urge a countrywide strike of trades unions next spring.
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St. Louis
John Most
Alian Herr Most
Anarchis
New York
Four Courts
Kiely
St. Louie
National Hall
Roosevelt
Chicago
Moet
Itte
Asinesy
Dempate
Steamship J L Ickenbach's Russian transport plan near completion
Negotiations indicate the steamship J L Ickenbach once Baale, rebuilt after a Hoboken fire, may join the Russian government's fleet as a cargo carrier worth about $300,000. The vessel, now at South Brooklyn, will serve as a transport.
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New York
J. Lckenbach
Trans Atlantic
Baale
Hoboken
South Brooklyn
Sheila
Trench Cave-In Buries Eight Laborers in St Louis
In southwestern St. Louis eight to twelve workers digging a water main trench were buried when a cave-in collapsed thin clay atop them. A barating water pipe caused the collapse. Three men were found dead as survivors and rescuers removed others.
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Bt. Louis
Maine
St. Louis
Powers Urge America End War in the Far East
Washington dispatch says diplomats attach significance to Prince Fushimi's message to Secretary Hoy and highlight U S interest in Manoharia's return to Ching lo as powers press for an end to hostilities in the Far East.
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New York
Heralda
Washington
Saya
America
Far East
Prince Fushimi
Hoy
United Statos
Manoharia
Ching Lo
Chile to seek removal of American consul over alleged misconduct
Lima reports Chilean minister to the United States plans to ask Washington to cancel the interim charge of Charles B Winans as consul at Iquique on grounds of improper bills of health on departing steamers. Plague not officially declared in Chile, but cases cited to justify stricter port calls, risking Peru Panama and South Pacific coast safety.
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Lima
Peru
Senor Martinez
United States
State Department
Washington
Charles 8. Winans
Lanique
Winans
Steamera
Iquique
Chile
Porta
Peruvian
Panama
Sultan Moves to Quell Bulgarian Movement in Salonica
Sultan in Salonica prepares to deploy Naveh Pasha as envoy with orders to suppress Bulgarian movements by any means. Ten battalions from Albania expected, Redife to mobilize for protection of every Macedonian village.
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Salonica
Turkey
Naveh Pasha
Albania
Macedonia
French Embassy Work Delayed Over Budget Fight
Paris reports renewed delay in the Washington embassy project as Foreign Minister Delaser seeks an initial $20,000 but financier Ronvier objects. The budget committee convicts the sum as insufficient for progress, urging waiting for a larger appropriation when finances allow.
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Paris
Washington
Delaser
Ronvier
Budget On Foreign Affairs
University order bars students from politics after riot
In Budapest on November 10 an order from university directors forbids student political demonstrations. The prior day’s riot left several students injured. Fears of further trouble eased as a major opposition meeting dispersed peacefully after negotiations led by Francis Kosmth, Count Apponyi, and others.
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Budapest
Agm
Meeches
Francis Kosmth
Count Apponyi
Free land scheme eyed for Siberian settlement
At Petersburg on November 80 officials discuss a project to adopt the American homestead style free land plan in Siberia to attract colonists from crowded European Russia. The proposal follows closely the American system and has attracted favorable comment.
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Siberia
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