Oregon Events Of The Day Review Of Week Happenings
A condensed review notes Ruasta’s stance on Manchuria and Governor Shaw to succeed Secretary Gage January 25. It mentions New York’s $5000 appropriation for St Louis fair representation, strained relations among Americans British and Russians at Niu Chuang, and Rear Admiral Wildes taking command of the Aginttr squadron.
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Shaw
Gage
New York
Niu Chuang
Wildes
Aginttr
Chinese Government Linked to Boxer Uprising Claims
Documents at Columbia University reportedly show the Chinese Imperial Government aided the Boxers. A blow cut on a proclamation and circulars bearing the imperial seal were found in a private house, tied to a defense effort by Dr M E Gamewell. Thomas E Parker of Astoria, Oregon, reports saving 16 people in three years.
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New York
Columbia University
M E. Gamewell
Pekin
Gamewell
Methodist Episcopal School
Mrelawee
Pek
Troops in Samar make swift advances against insurgents
A ten day march across Samar from Anang to Hab Cosmin ends in heavy losses for rebels. General Bell reports insurgent casualties and the capture of a captain and four men. In Batangas Province a large rebel force surrenders many guns and men after conditional terms. United States forces anticipate further surrenders as operations continue.
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Southern Pacific
Houston
Batangas Province
Luzon
Washington
Navy Department
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Cavite
Walter
Samar
Anang
Habs
Cosmin
Manila
Martsergan
Cabrera
Pryst Bramed Castillo
Willi
Bell
Batangas
Tonel
Banan
Guepoa
Thiefao
Tell Odstteal
Chaffes
Unite States Commnossian
Resa
Night clerk Parker House saves sixteen from river
In Astoria Jan 13 Thomas E Parker, night clerk at Parker House, has built a notable reputation for rescuing sixteen people from the river over three years. The hotel on the waterfront sees many drownings in winter, and Parker has repeatedly saved lives without reward, often greeted with silence.
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Astoria
Thomas E Parker
Parker House
Fran
Parker
Murray
Wreck in New York Tunnel Kills Fifteen. Many Injured
A rear end collision in the New York Central tunnel near Park Avenue killed fifteen people and injured thirty or more. The South Norwalk local struck the White Plains local. rescue operations followed with ambulances, police, and volunteers aiding the injured as fires and debris hindered access.
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New York
New York Central
Park Avenue
Harlem
White Plains
Manhattan
Debria
Robbers Blow Open National Stock Yards Bank Vault
At the National Stock Yards Bank north of East St. Louis robbers forced night watchmen and a fireman to aid their break in. They used nitro glycerine to blast the steel vault, destroying ledgers and stealing about $5000 plus $550 in another stash. Five men, led by a tall, pale, mustached figure, fled on horseback. Police from East St. Louis and St Louis pursue leads with several sensational arrests expected.
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Congress
Missouri
Enet
St Louis
Germany
France
Louis
Nationals Bank
Seata
Mt. Louta
Mnight-Watchinga Ang
East St. Louis
St Louie
Dtional Stock Yards
Theo
Bushnell
Theodore Dodds
Good Business Partner in Advertising Insight
A 1910s printer’s perspective extols advertising as a timely aid for capable individuals, claiming it augments effort and investments but never replaces brains or industry. The note suggests ads unlock larger profits for enterprising partners.
New Shell Inventers Promise High Power Projectile
Oakland Cal Jan 8 B C well says he invented a glycerine shell with a secret tinged device that can fire from 60 to 200 power by ordinary ordnance. The device is said to avoid concussion and not disturb the glycerine in flight while reaching the target. The invention is under negotiation with the United States government fort for consideration by the ordnance department today.
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Oaklandfi
Cal
B. C
United States
Pettingell
Thanks of Congress to Schley
A House member from Mississippi introduced a joint resolution praising Commodore Schley as the senior commander at the Battle of Santiago and deserving credit for the destruction of the Spanish fleet. The measure would extend official thanks and recognition to Schley and his officers and men under his command.
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Congress
Schley
Washington
Reptive Hooker
Miraissippi
Santiago
Receiver sought for Fidelity Trust Company at Pan American Expo
Buffalo readers report the Fidelity Trust Company facing a Supreme Court action to appoint a receiver for its affairs. The case centers on the first mortgage bonds and total claimed liabilities reach 2 500 000 in a bid to settle unsettled claims and protect creditors.
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Buffalo
Pan-American Expos Fidelity Trust Company
Supreme Court
Ite
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