President and Royal Guests Attend Princeton Navy Game
The presidential party including President Roosevelt and family left for Princeton to attend the Army versus Navy football game. The game opened Army 6 Navy 0 with punting and series rushes. Weeks kicked goal. Final score Army 6 Navy 6 after Douglas drove to the four yard line for a TD and North added the extra.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Dec
Rotary Taft
Admiral Dewey
Bob” Evans
Army
Navy
Princton
Roosevelt
Aese
Princeston Oane
Tomsy
Weeks
Princeston
Douglas
North
Many Miners Killed And Entombed In Wyoming Mine
An explosion at Kammerrer Coal and Coke Company mine No 1 in Cokeville Wyoming kills twenty one workers and entombs many more. Fire and gas slow rescue as flames light the area. some bodies recovered including an Englishman. Town of Cokeville gutted by fire. loss about 180000 dollars.
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ScHippe News Association
Cokeville
Wyo
Kammerrer Coal and Coke Company
England
Gokaville
Socialists Adjourn Without Action on Russian Aid
The International Socialist Council adjourned without deciding on measures to aid Russian revolutionists. American delegates suggested celebrating the anniversary of the massacre at St Petersburg, a proposal that gained no formal agreement. The discussion occurred in Brussels on December 2 with all actions left for later consideration.
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Scripps News Association
Brussels
International Socialist Council Today
St Patersburg
Not Guilty in Case Involving Dr Percy D Mc Leod
The jury found Dr. Percy D Mc Leod not guilty as an accessory after the fact in the Susan Geary case. Geary's body was found in a suitcase and the mystery remains unsolved.
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Scripps News Association
Boston
Percy D. McLeod
Susan Geary
Polish parties agree to warn: pay taxes or die
A dispatch from Vienne reports three Polish revolutionary groups unite to demand tax payment under the death penalty. In Russia hundreds of schools are burned and teachers expelled. books with portraits of the Czar are burned.
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Scrippa News
Vienne
Poland
Bate. Oo
Russia
Czar
Cable messages from St Petersburg cut again
The cable company reports continued interruptions from St Petersburg and that only a few messages get through.
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Scripps News Association
New York
St Petersburg
Berlin Daily Denies Attack by Demetrius Cousin
The Berlin paper reasserts yesterday's report that an assassination attempt was made, naming Demetrius Constantinovitch, a cousin of the czar, as the attacker.
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Scripps News Association
Berlin
Den
The
Today
Demetrius Constantinovitch
Juror Roemer in Carriage Union Slugging Case
The state pursues charges against Carriage and Wagon Maker's Union members for slugging and killing Christain Calston. Juror Roemer is noted as the twelfth juror in the case. The court adjourned to allow evidence introduction.
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Pre News Association
Emil S$. Roemer
Christain Calston
Three Trackmen Killed in Jersey City Tunnel Crash
Erie fast train plows into a construction crew in a Jersey City tunnel killing three men and injuring two others. The accident occurred as workers toiled in the tunnel under New York.
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Scripps News. Association
New York
Erie
Jersey City
Queen Alexandra Turns 61 as Birthday Celebrated
Queen Alexandra reached 61 today and celebrations rang out across the kingdom marking her birthday in London and throughout Britain.
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London
Queen Alexandra
Kingdom
Archbishop Christie Arrives in New York from Genoa
Among the passengers who arrived today on the steamer Lane from Genoa was Archbishop Christie of Portland.
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Sortpis News Association
New York
Genoa
Arch Bishop Christie
Portland
Eleven Die in Madrid Rail Crash
Eleven people were killed outright in a Madrid railway collision today and many others were injured.
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Scripps Mews
Madrid
Williams Chosen Speaker by Democratic Caucus
The Democratic caucus in Washington DC selected John Sharp Williams as Speaker of the House, marking a pivotal leadership choice for the chamber.
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Scrippa News Association
Washington D.C
Democratic House Caucus Today
John Sharp Williams
House
Raid at Pacific Underwriters Trust office in Chicago
Police raided the Pacific Underwriters Trust office in Chicago and arrested E. G. Talmage on a confidence game charge. Frances Mason, sister of ex Senator Mason, and others complained of the company whose operators allegedly financed firms nationwide. twelve similar offices are targeted for raids.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
The
Pacific Underwriters Trust Company
San Francisco
Train Passengers Safe After Blizzard Stall on Soo Line
An eastbound Soo Line passenger train arrived in Minneapolis after being stalled three days in a Dakota blizzard. Temperatures dropped to 26 below zero, but cars stayed warm and meals were supplied from a nearby station with no suffering reported among the many passengers.
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Minneapolis
Watch Out for Him In Olympia A Change Artist
A lightning short change artist operated in Olympia this week until caught and sentenced to a $100 fine, suspended on his leaving town. He targeted merchants with a $2 bill scheme, mainly buying 5 cents of goods and receiving $1.95 in change, then maneuvering to pocket a dollar and push a dollar back to the merchant, leaving the merchant short a dollar.
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Olympia
Saveral
President appoints Bristoll as U S District Attorney for Oregon
Washington Dec 2 The President appointed W G C Bristoll to be United States District Attorney for Oregon to succeed Francis J Heney who has resigned Also named Benj L Eddy of Tillamook to succeed J Tit Bridges at the land office and RF Lawrence of Bend to an office at the land office Booth and Ressler were removed by order of the president following land fraud trials
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Scrippa News Association
Washington, D. C
W. GC. Bristoll
United States
Oregon
Francis J. Heney
Benj. L. Eddy
Tillamook
J. Tit
Bridges
Pp Adil
Oe Slus
RF Lawrence
Bend Oni Oragon
Atte
Senator Mitchell Face Supreme Court Action Soon
District Attorney Heney said the government will press to advance Senator Mitchell’s application for a new trial, either in person or by attorney, and will seek action before Christmas. If no action occurs, authorities will move to dispose of the case during the next congressional session. Hermann’s case likely won’t reach this winter, as his attorney resists a speedy trial. Hyde Case demurrer will be argued before the Supreme Court next Friday.
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Washington
Cas
Heney
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Mitchall
Congress
Honey
Binger Hermann
Oregon
District of Columbia
Hermann
Hyde
Sdoe
Arrangements For Electric Road Work In Valley
Engineers Arthur Browne and Robert Marr of the Eastern Development Co visited Union to discuss construction of an electric road. Browne said work could start as soon as weather permits, with preliminary grade stakes set from Union to Cove and on to La Grande. Additional start from both ends possible.
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Arthur 8. Browne
Robert A. Marr
Eastern
Or, Development Co
Union
K. Mizoguchi
Indar
Browna
Cove
la Grande
Houseboat Fire Kills Nine Men on Middle River
A raft used in lumbering operations on the Middle river burned early this morning. Nine men perished when the superstructure collapsed after the fire broke out below. Only the black cook escaped by leaping into the river and reaching shore as the raft sank.
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Mobile
Aja
Middle River
Negro Cook
Grain Markets Chicago Opening Prices Report
Grain markets in Chicago opened with wheat at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 cents, corn at 4 1/2 cents, and oats at 2 9/16 to 2 9/8 cents as of Dec 1. Prices showed early movement with slight gains and losses across wheat corn and oats.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Allies Reject Ottoman Proposals Move to Resume Naval Demonstrations
Paris Dec 2 high government circles say the allied powers will reject the Sultan of Turkey's latest counter proposals and will restart naval demonstrations in Turkish waters next Monday.
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Scripps News Association
Paris
Turkey
Senator Capen denies resignation reports in dispute
New York December 2 Senator Capen refutes claims he resigned from the United States Senate calling the report absurd and stating he never gave the matter any thought.
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Beerippen News
New York
Senator Capen
United States
Robbers Burst Safe At Farmdre and Merchants Bank
In Forest Grove Oregon early today robbers blew the safe using nitro glycerin and carried off 6000 from the Farmdre and Merchants Bank owned by R M Dooly. No clue to the culprits is available.
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Scrippa News Association
Forest Grove
R. M. Dooly
Russian Board Bill Tokio Aims to Fund War Interests
The article states Japan's desire to spend about $26,000,000 to support war efforts and maintain prisoners of war. It is believed these funds will be directed toward interests tied to the war in Manchuria.
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Tokio
Japan
Manchuria
Holiday gifts from Mexican canoes and candy items
A fragmented notice describes fineling of canoes made by Mexican crafts with candy. It suggests uses as a handkerchief, glove box, or armament and lists prices from 85 cents to $2.00. The fragment hints at gift appeal for holidays.
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