Lincoln Birthday Observances Across State Lines
Across the nation February 12 marks Lincoln's birthday with Republican events in New York City and Dayton Ohio, while Oklahoma City and Washington observe programs led by veterans and lawmakers. Notable figures include Taft Gaynor and Zayas.
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New York
Taft Wiager Gaynor
Apa
Zayas
Cuba
Republican Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lincoln
Grand Army
Thompson
State Central Committee
Haskell
Washington
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Milnois
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
Pittsburg
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
Cannon
Dayton
League of Republican Clubs
United States
Little Horse
Tenth Street
Old Civil War Vet Declares Umatilla Land Claim
Milinois veteran of the Civil War makes a sworn statement at the land office concerning a tract in Umatilla county. For six months he may file a claim, with R G Evans of Umatilla acting as attorney in fact if he chooses.
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Umatilla
Shutt
R. G. Evans
Devastating Chanzy Sinking Claims 100 Lives
Reports from Marseilles say the liner Chanzy sank near Majorca in the Balearic Islands with 157 aboard. An Algerian customs officer and a passenger survivor describe the wreck while crowds besiege the company office amid police guards.
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Marseilles
France
Hope OG
Majorca
Balearic
Marcel More
Eladez
Trolley Car Smashup Kills and Injures Oakland Residents
A Berkeley California train collision on the Key Route pier near shore injures many Oakland residents. Ten named men including Asa Bennett and John Diggs are treated at Merritt Hospital with severe injuries. One victim reportedly near death at Harbor Emergency Hospital. A man lost limbs and others suffer broken legs and internal injuries.
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Berkely
Calif
Key Route
Shore
Oakland
Merritt Hospital
Asa Bennett
John B. Diggs
A. B. Thurston
Jas. Levy
John Fitziimons
Joseph W. Girard
W. R. Appleton
Barry Chapman
Michael Haines
Robert H. F. Stone
Harbor Emergency Hospital
George Fetiky
Harbor Hospital
French Antarctic Expedition Reports Latitude 70 South Discoveries
Dispatches from Charcot's party describe reaching 70 degrees south and 12 degrees west, within the Antarctic Circle, with extensive scientific work. Illness and scurvy plagued crews, but Charcot mapped Adelaide Island and surveyed Deception and Bridgeman Islands while naming Bridgeman after the Peary Club secretary.
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London
Jean
Chesco
South Pole
Antarctic Circle
Lieut. Scott
Potterman’s Island
Charcot
Adelaide Island
Alexander's Island
Antarctic
Deception
Bridgeman Island
South Shetland Group
Herbert L. Bridgeman
Brooklyn
The
Peary Arctic Club
Alexander Island
Peary
New York
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
N. Y
Bridgeman
British Election Returns Reports Liberal Lead in Close Districts
London February 12 The final figures from the recent elections are due today. They will interest candidates in tight districts though the overall outcome remains the same. The Liberals with a coalition of Labour and Irish parties will hold a majority of over 125 against the House of Peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liberals
Laborits
House of Peora
Golfers Flock to Augusta for Club Contest
Professional golfers arrive in Augusta Georgia for a con testa at the Augusta Country Club next Friday. Sports events begin today with handicap and medal play for cups presented by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agusta
Agusta Country Club
Park Commission Appointments Made in La Grande
Judge Knowles appoints seven members to the La Grande Park Commission. Appointees include Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp Mrs. B. Pollock Mr William Miller and Mr William Church with the Mayor and City Engineer as ex officio members. Riverside Park improvements planned for spring with plans approved.
Plumbing firm moves to Foley building on Adams Avenue
The George O Neil plumbing shop relocates to the Foley building on Adams Ave. The move follows the shop’s vacating of a site due to suspension of business by the Indoor H fle range, adjacent to the light office, as construction starts on Blue Mountain Creamery’s cold storage plant.
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George O'Neil
Foley
Adams Ave
Blue Mountain Creamery
Panama Canal Celebration Opens in Tampa
A Panama Canal Celebration opened in Tampa today and will continue to Feb. 2. A reunion of the blue and the gray veterans featured addresses by prominent figures, including representatives of the G A R and the United Confederate Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Pla
Bine
United Confederate Veterans
K P Members Return From Union Visit
Chancellor Commander Ed Wright leads prominent K of P. members returning from Union where they spent a pleasant period with Blue Mountain Lodge No 28 during an initiation banquet and general feast. Grand Vice Chancellor Yoran proceeded to Baker City this morning.
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Ed Wright
K. of P. Lodge
Union
Blue Mountain Lodge No. 28
Yoran
Baker City
Rasuli I Dead At Last Ends Era Of Noted Bandit
Tangier Morocco Feb 12 Ratsuli the famed bandit died today possibly from a poison plot. He rose with kidnappings extortion and brigandage drawing headlines worldwide. He once seized American Var Perdicaris and held Walter Harris for a month demanding a $10000 ransom before his death.
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Tangier
Morocco
Ratsuli
Ratsull
Pe Perdicaris
United States
Rrtor
Ratwal
France
Spain
New Africa
Walter B Harris
London
Harris
Ralsuli
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Extreme South
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Park Association
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O'Neill
Panama Canal
Raisuli
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Lable
Headquart
Newlin Drug Co
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