Shasta Route Schedule and Through Trains Detail
Portland to Ashland, Riddle, and Francisco service notes with daily departures from Portland at 8 10 a m and 10 31 p m. Through sleepers available to all through trains between Portland and Corvallis via Fortland area. Kenin Corvallis connection and agent contacts listed.
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Ntrel & Kavor- Railroad
Eve Portland
McMinnville
Europe
J. W. Gilmore
Astat
Riddle
R. Korhleh
ERS
Asst
G. F
Kenin Corvallis
Ingersoll Conversion Requests From Epworth and Edeavorers
The piece notes calls for conversion of Colo Ingersoll as of late November during a Christian Endeavor rally. It mentions a proposal that 8 000 attendees be engaged by the society and a Salvation Army appeal led by Oliver Congregational pastor. Also referenced is a midwinter schooner race victory of 1886 and an expedition departure planned for August 9 at South Brooklyn.
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Colo. Ingersoll
Christian Endeavor
Eveland
Pres
Salvation Army
Oliver Congregational
D. Willis
Arthur Curtis Foh
Atlantic
South Brooklyn
Durrant Talks New Trial Motion in San Francisco Case
Theodore Durrant appears for sentencing in the Blanche Lamont murder case as his attorney cites 251 pages of affidavits alleging pretrial newspaper intimidation. The motion focuses on press coverage influencing witnesses and juror challenges during the trial.
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San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Murphy
Blanche Lamont
John H. Dickinson
Durrant
Walter 8. Brown
C. P. Nathan
Nathan
Dickinson
At- Hon
Death of famed French novelist Alexander Dumas in Paris
Paris reports the death of Alexander Dumas at 7:45 PM after a brief illness. The veteran writer, born in Paris on July 28, 1934, rose from early poems to major dramas and novels, shaping French life depictions with verisimilitude.
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Paris
Alexander Dumas
Dumas
Faure
Eugenie
Fight over Davie Millions in New York
New York November 29 The dispute over the eight million dollars from Andrew J Davis who died in 1890 in Montana is revived Edwin Davis a brother sues in New York Supreme Court to halt distribution unless his share is recognized Judge Patterson rules the court has jurisdiction since parties voluntarily submitted to it He overrules the demurrer and allows defendants to answer preserving the action for further proceedings
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Davie
New York
Andrew J. Davis
Montana
Edwin Davis
Supreme Court
Patterson
Interior Department Annual Report Highlights Indian Affairs Overhaul
Secretary Hoke Smith urges ending political influence in Indian management, expands civil service coverage, and proposes three commissioners with one army officer to oversee Indian affairs. He recommends earlier allotments, citizen readiness before citizenship, and gradual government aid reduction, plus sale of unsold lands to fund allotments.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Interior Department
Department
Indian Service
Bureau
Indian Affairs
Secomdi
Commissioners of Indian Affairs
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Bureau
Geological Survey
Jackson Hole
Indiana
Directors Decide to Send Committee to Colorado
Officials of the Childs Drexel Home for Union Printers in Indianapolis acted after reviewing evidence and at noon decided to dispatch a committee to Colorado to address the situation. The action follows weeks of internal study by the home’s trustees.
Northwest boom topics span irrigation aims and new ventures
Oregon and Washington projects proliferate with irrigation firms led by Poe Valley and Mt Hood ventures, plus a wholesale grocers association in Portland. Rogue River cannery plans and Davenport mill rebuilding accompany news of coal finds, waterworks bonds, and a government cutter contract for the Pacific coast.
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Pendleton
Portland
Jubborn
Oregon
Washington
Dallas Woolen Mills
Thomas Kay Woolen Mills Company
Salem
Poe Valley Irrigating Company
Creat Dama
Billings Pushes for Complete Sewerage System Plan
Bids have been received by Anaconda for the erection of a city hall. The Anaconda mine was located in 1876 and has contributed 73 million dollars to Montana. Helena voted to refund 161600 dollars of bonds that have matured at a rate of interest.
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Walla Walla
Northwest Mining Association
Spokane
Tacoma
California
Frank Rockwood Moore
Washington
Idaho
New York
Diamond Point
Treasury Department
Nichola & Crothers
Facoma
Revenue Service
Pacifico Coast
San Francisco
Billings
Anaconda
Montana
Helena
Ales de
Enterprises Shape Water Projects on Rogue River
James G. Birdsey leads a $15,000 effort to divert twenty miles of Rogue River water and a longer plan from Butte creek, aiming for year round supply. James Branden heads a larger venture to reconstruct an old canal from Rogue river to Gold Hill and Foote Creek, detailing a sixteen by eleven by five foot canal.
BC Progress Reports Fuel a Spirit of Expansion
A telegraph line is planned between Northport and Rosaland. A lumber mill at Arrow Lake will cut 70 000 feet daily. New Westminster storage and ice plant to be enlarged. Water works contract for Rossland let. Narrow gauge line Rossland to Trail to be finished in 100 days. Traction engines on Cariboo road proposed. A big gold dredging plant to begin in March on the Quesnelle River. Steel-toothed buckets operate across the Columbia. Kamloops sees machinery upgrades and new telephone and fire storm systems. Imperial Brewery Company formed to secure capital for large interior town demand.
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Northport
Rosaland
Arrow Lake
New Westminster
Rossland
Trail
British Columbia
Caribou
Aahcroft
Cariboo
Quesnelle River
Ottawa
Kamloops
Imperial Brewery Company
Views of Leading Papers Reflect on Election Outlook
The Chicago Times-Herald notes that the idea a "yellow dog" could win on the Republican ticket next year marks the first sign of daylight for the Democracy since the election. The commentary frames this as a pivotal shift in political mood.
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Chicago Times- Herald
Republicans Willing To Run Cleveland If Democrats Do
A New York Press summary notes Republicans willing to back Cleveland if Democrats present him a challenge for a third term. It comments on European powers covertly pressing the Ottoman government, a potential naval demonstration at Constantinople, and Britain’s boundary disputes including Venezuela. Yale enforces a theater supervision rule affecting its students.
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New York Press
Cleveland
Railroads urged to force Pullman berth price cuts
Fragmentary note in the Mim sepolis Tribune argues railroads should push a movement to compel Pullman to lower the price of upper berths in sleeping cars. The text questions the value of an upper berth and hints at potential quick sellouts if pricing changes occur.
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Mim Sepolis Tribune
Pullman
Famine Threat Looms as Powers Muster Fleets at Smyrna
Reports from Constantinople and Sofia on November 28 say damages from recent disturbances in Anatolia may reach 60 million dollars with up to 40 000 dead Armenians. Winter famine and exposure threaten more deaths despite relief efforts as major powers concentrate fleets off Smyrna, not a naval demonstration but a show of force.
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Secerd
Toto Wenaca
Constantinople
Sofia
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Balonica Bay
Smyrna
Great Britain
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Italy
Rusia
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Austria
Julian Charges Corbett With Cowardice In Letter
Martin Julian, manager for Fitzsimmons, ships a Houston dated note to Philadelphia. He accuses Corbett of cowardice and names John Keenan as an enemy of Fitzsimmons. Julian claims Fitzsimmons holds world middleweight and heavyweight titles and taunts a $20,000 El Paso fight offer to prove bravado while challenging Corbett to accept Stuart’s referee and a fair bout.
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Martin Julian
Fitesimamons
Houston
Tex
Julian
Corbett
John Keenan
New York
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Firesimmons
Hot Springs
Mussimmons
Stuart
Fussimmona
Maher
el Paso
Senator Wilson Pushes Court of Appeals Terms in Northwest
Senator Wilson seeks to move two annual terms of the federal Court of Appeals beyond California to the Pacific Northwest. He aims to reduce travel hardship for Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana litigants, favoring Spokane and regional terms while preserving overall distribution of judges. He notes the long journeys from Helena to San Francisco, about 1900 miles.
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Wilson
Congress
Cffrcuit Court of Appeals
Vironic
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Oragon
Idaho
Montana
Spokane
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San Francisco
Washington Seek Records on Ex Consul Waller Arrest
Kansas congressmen plan immediate resolutions in both houses after the fifty fourth congress starts to seek an investigation into the arrest and imprisonment of ex consul Waller. They urge the United States to obtain trial records as a matter of right and may push for a resolution demanding documents from the government. The initial measure will request the case correspondence.
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Washington
Kansas
Waller
United States
Therfore
Ship John W. Foster Arrives Under Tow at Lewes
The schooner John W. Foster, towed, reached Lewes Delaware as of November 26, signaling the completion of a marine transit. Crew and officials report the vessel in good condition after the voyage.
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Ne Centraband Geeda
Lewes
Del
John W. Foster
Tacoma Taxpayers Allege County Bond Reform Victory
Tacoma observers report the county commissioners face a reform drive led by major taxpayers. Chairman Holmes faces dwindling bond support as George H. Boardman and John Holgate back a 1750 dollar bond each to cover the deficit. They demand mileage limits, four day work weeks, no son favoritism in hiring, and refund of excessive mileage.
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Tacoma
Holmes
George H. Boardman
John Holgate
Pittsburg River Shipments Begin Amid Coal Tow News
River men celebrate a rain raised river to barge stage as 700000 bushels of coal in seven tows prepare to depart for the South. If rain holds, some of the largest tows ever seen from Pittsburg will pull out, with 86000000 bushels ready to move once mobilized. Thousands gather along the levee as boat supply men rush to meet demand.
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Pitteburg
Pittaburg
Pittsburg
Southern Pointe
Denver Fight Trial at Central Theater Recounted
The Jones and Keene bout discussed before Judge Webber as Charley Koxnolda and Reddy Gallagher face trial. Mayor McMurray and police witnesses attended. Jones was not knocked out but lost the decision. Reynolds fined 80 dollars for the fight and 316 on related charges. Gallagher fined 25 dollars.
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Denver
Jones
Keene
Central Theater
Webber
Charley Koxnolda
Reddy
Gallagher
Denver Athletic Club
McMurray
Fire and Police Board
Reynolds
Importation of British Ores Moves Through Boise
Senator Shoup of Washington returns from a Northern Idaho tour where he investigated ore importation. He examined the source and implications of ores from which Columbia.
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Boise
Idaho
Senator Shoupft
Washington
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