Global news wrap from midweek on wars, rail unions and disasters
Feeds report Cannon ally withdrawal and next speaker role, Rome heresy freedom protest by Pope Leo, Philippine Commission rice sales to famine zones, Alberte blizzard in western states, cattle damage feared across Nebraska Kansas and Colorado, failed Japanese attack on imperial train, storms batter English coasts with many missing. Rail unions from 170000 workers hold Chicago convention with the four major bodies forming requests to policy makers.
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Halifax
Carnegies
Pope Leo
Rome
Philippine Commission
India
Vost
Alberte
West Wentral
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Japan
England
Chicago
Brotherhomd
Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brtharhood
Railroard
Order
Hallwir
Neras
Piaty Taliooad
Hotel Arrivale and Names in Portland and Spokane
A fragmented list of names including M Risser George Harris Andy Nilander Maurice Kline J A Livingston and others across Portland Spokane and nearby towns. The piece also notes Homer Hall of West Point thanking for a cure story and a brief report on Thomas Kearden in Spokane connected to forged checks.
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Hotel Pendleton
M. Risser
Portland
George Harris
Andy Nilander
Maurice Kline
City
Cris Simpson
George Williams
J. A. Livingston
Jiamexy Hardman
St Louis
C A Barrett
Athena K B. May
Hasbrouch
Kansas City
Thomas Gebagan
M. H. Patton
Spokane
T . Jackson
Thomas Kearden
Spokane Jal
J.P. Adams
Colfax
Wallin Walla seeks permanent penitentiary chaplain
Pacific Northwest reports agitation by the Wallin Walla Ministerial Union for a permanent chaplain at the state penitentiary. Heavy snowstorms in Wallace cut telegraph lines and a man was found on a brake beam of a Canadian Pacific train at Spence's Bridge. Eleven thousand Japanese are entering the Northwest at about 200 per month. A Bridger, Montana bank was robbed of 2001 dollars by three masked men. Municipal ownership of San Francisco streetcar system appears to be rejected by 4000 votes. Northern Pacific deploys detectives in Lewiston to counter train vandalism. A Seattle jeweler’s residence was robbed of 400 dollars in diamonds after threats. An engine with a leaky throttle valve moved from Estopa to derail nothing. Washington County School Superintendents notified to refuse life diploma revocation for E. S. Stevens due to intemperate habits.
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Wallin Walla
State Penitentiary
Wallace
Tale
Spence
Bridge Bloc
United States
Bank J
Bridger
Mont
Geary
Estopia
Wash
Washington
E. S. Stevens
Resources and History Of Umatilla County
The article recounts Umatilla County's Indigenous history with grave findings near the river and the Indian Gravel site. It details clashes during frontier times, a Gatling gun incident, a captured Indian boy who died later, and soldiers occupying the town as famine and war fears rose, ending with migration toward Pendleton and a sense of threatened abandonment.
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Gregonar
Lier
General News
Hotel Arrivale
A. R. McNell
Modena
W. H. Hutching
R. Walker
Helix
Charles Nelson
Athena
E. E Benedict
Marshalton
E. E. Benedict
M. J. Benedict
Lyra E. Benedict
Homer Hall
West Point
Tallman & Co
Pacific Northwest News
Umatilla County
Our County
Paul Delaney
Umatilla
Ube Sond
Trewlclies
Cwmatilla
Ores
Alding
Columbia
Small Hand
Lhrge
St Walla Walla
Pendle
Tmaliin
Pondieton
Niso
Hank
Frazier’s Book Store
Siti Hee
Basler
Joyful
Cheisis
Martin
Milwaukee
Kohler & Go’s
The
Columbia Lodging House
Blooe Bet
Alta & Were Rts
F.X. Schempp, Prop
J. Henri KE
ST. Louis
Ssler, M.D
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