Unclear historical event tied to royal banquet and arrests
Fragmented report cites President Roosevelts first state paper and Panarak factions amid banquets and demonstrations. An evening arrest near Philadelphia charged to disrupt peace. bail set at 600 dollars. Royal Sandringham concert lasted two hours with Edward receiving a guest. Several political and theatrical references follow amid unrest and security warnings.
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Panarak
Con
Sprigee
Yellar
Philadelphia
Red
Roos
8 Wan
Chatig
Royal
Sandringham
Mdweard
Ndva
Rolan Wan
Edward
Lightry
Transvaal League
Jon Krige
Rothe
Oslo
Dan de Sandringham
Torrie
Seymour Hicks
Leon
Wale
Jani
Kotler
Gov
Coville
President Roosevelt urges federal action on anarchists and reforms
President Roosevelt addresses Congress amid McKinley’s assassination, calling for deportation of anarchists, expanded civil service, and stronger national defense. He warns against trusts, supports tariffs and Chinese exclusion, urges canal building and merchant marine subsidies, and stresses merit in appointments while preserving the gold standard. The speech outlines economic and social reforms to meet industrial growth and preserve national integrity.
Fragmented OCR recounts a chaotic local scene and arrests
The readable fragments describe a shooting incident near Lot Kadmon and a chaotic city meeting. Names like W KR Ryan and Sherwood appear as recording treasurer, with references to officers, a Geary health debate, and a parade from Hermude toward the Snake River region.
Queen and prince reconcile to end royal quarrel
The queen Wilhelmina and the prince consort were reconciled in Amsterdam in the queen mother’s presence. Kaiser Wilhelm pressed for resolution and the prince’s debts will be paid to end the quarrel.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Amsterdam
Dec
Ite
Wilhelmina
Fire National Bank Closes After $100000 Defalcation
The Fire National Bank closed today after its teller Charles Fitham defrauded the institution of $100,000. The board acted upon discovering the loss and plans to cooperate with authorities.
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Rallston Bank
Rallston
Hank
Charles Fitham
Railway collision kills three near Harbin in Maneburs area
A derailment on the Maneburs railway near Eharbin today left three people dead and several injured. Authorities investigate the wreck as rescue teams aid survivors and secure the scene. Names and exact figures await official confirmation.
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London
Dee
Ching Nen
Pole Rivsiane
Maneburs
Eharbin
Incendiary Escape After Fourteen Years in Penitentiary
John Hern, released from the walls of Walla Walla prison after fourteen years, travels to Chelan to visit a brother then plans to California to join family. Convicted for arson in the Allorn totem case, his sentence was commuted to life by Governor Semple. He endured fourteen years with no prison-rule violations. He is 45.
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John Hern
Walla Walla
Der
Clatty
Chelan
Rome
California
Hern
Piler
Diern
Reward Offered for Charles Weller’s Capture
The state penitentiary superintendent offered a ten dollar reward for the capture of Charles Weller who broke the parole Sunday evening and left the country. Weller, of Gerian descent, about five feet four inches tall, 280 pounds, with brown eyes, nearly bald head, and distinctive ink marks on both arms, was last at a local hospital job and is described as intemperate and easily spotted by his size and gait.
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Walla Walla
Catron
State Penitentiary
Charles Weller
Woebber
King County
Funeral service held in Walla Walla for Mrs Maxwell
In Walla Walla a large funeral gathered for Mrs Maxwell age 75, a resident for thirteen years. Archie Douglass, 9, son of J C Douglass of the O R N company, died suddenly from scarlet fever contracted from Adrian Buys, a clerk in the express office who had died weeks earlier and was Buys’ nephew.
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Walla Walla
J. W. Armstrong
Maxwell
Archie Douglass
J. C. Douglass
0. R. & N. Company
Adrian Buys
Express
Buys
Market report from New York and Chicago grain and stock exchanges
Report by J L Ray Co from Pendleton and exchanges shows 3 Wheat opening higher then lower than yesterday after a late price around 84. Liver pool and clove show modest gains while New York stocks edge up. Notable quotes include Sugar 124, Steel 42, Union Pacific 2%, San Francisco wheat varied and Chicago wheat tentative.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange Grokers
New York
Dow
Liverpool
Union Pacife
San Francisco
Marines Drive Hard in Samar as Lakban Seeks Talks
Report from Manila notes General Smith rejects General Lakban's peace talks demand. U.S. Marines wage campaigns across Samar, destroying 147 smuggling boats in November and wrecking salt factories and hemp gathers. Southern Samar sees intensified action with insurgents kept off balance.
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Samar
Lakban
Manila
Simith
Faland
Dratroym
Patent nostrum claims cure for indigestion in early ads
An ad touts Mortetters Stommch Mittork Trytt as the sole remedy to end indigestion and related ailments. It promises free trial bottles by mail with testimonials and insists on mail order to obtain the medicine, urging readers not to miss a chance.
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Hontetter
Pope Favors Cardinal Vaughan
A Guardian report notes the pope backs Cardinal Vaughan in ongoing church leadership questions. the Dublin meeting and clues point to Vaughan as a key candidate amid Vatican deliberations and public reaction.
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Pope
Cardinal Vaughan
Mapchester
Doe
teeThe Guardian To Play
Pom
Bank Robbery in Williameville Nets $4190 Value
A bank in Williameville was robbed of four thousand one hundred ninety dollars in cash and valuables. Suspect details are limited as investigators pursue leads across the city. Local authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
Remedy Claim In One Day With Lenative Meciae Quinine
An advertisement promotes a fast cure for a cold using Lenative Meciae Quinine tablets. It promises relief in a single day and urges readers to follow dosage instructions for rapid recovery.
Opening of Second Day of Congress Read The President's Message
Washington December reports show the opening of congress with the president's address read aloud after prayers. The House moved to order, then the committee on rules and members, including Henderson and Underwood, presented the president’s message to the chamber. The session adjourned after the formal reading. transport from Totilla arrived with Tilly court martial officers awaiting findings by Admiral Casey.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Anaker
Henderson
Republican
Towa
Dakae
Repubican
Peonavivanii
Gem Venor
Ception
Ohba
Het Weteen
Congress
Ones
Tilly
Hanalulu
New 26
Ban Preanetyeo
Thee
Joe
Solace
Totilla
Adittiral Casey
New York Man Identified After Box Incident Aboard Ship
In New York a man confined himself in a box and was jailed aboard the ship Pal Whe, which reached port yesterday. The detainee was identified as Johanne Beek and faced an epithet laden, unclear charge this morning.
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New York
Kitchener Seeks Armistice and Peace Talks in South Africa
An unclear report notes General Kitchener aiming for an armistice and negotiations toward peace talks in South Africa. The text mentions British authorities and the objective of reaching terms for settlement, reflecting wartime diplomacy efforts.
Stock Going Out And Market Shifts In Pendleton
Fragmentary report notes stock outflow and market changes affecting the Pendleton area. Mentions shipments to Tacoma and local figures like J C Leamenga and WR Whiprle amid references to meat markets and draft hens. Mentions Herford and Lather and anticipated transfers to Mentana for Pieiiieh gewiinnanent.
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C. R. PR
Tacoma
Pendleton
Cam
WR Whiprle
J.C
Herford
Lather
Commercial Association Tonight Meeting Notice
The rorvar monthly meeting of the Commercenllocation will be held at the rooms this evening at 7 o'clock.
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Rorvar
Commercenllocation
At & O
Eloe
John Coney Fined For Drunken Disorderly Conduct
John Coney paid a fine to the city for drunken behavior last night as authorities cited disorderly conduct.
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John Coney
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