Christmas Observances Across Churches and Mission Efforts
The piece details Christmas activities at multiple churches and missions. Presbyterian and Methodist services include special programs and trees for children. St Josephs Academy plans a joint celebration with the church. Salvation Army shifts to delivering meals to the needy, not open barracks, as organizers seek to reach more people in need.
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Churches of the Redeemer
Sam
St. Joseph's Academy
Academy
Presbyterian Mission
Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Vice Consul Is Sued For Rent In Madrid Courts
Dr Adolph Trmn ger United States vice consul at Madrid facing a rent dispute with his landlady who says he owes her husband 50 in back rent. The case will be tried in Madrid courts. Danziger, a Californian, is described as learned and noted for Jewish scholarship and past work with Ambrose Bierce in California.
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Madrid
Danziger
Dee F
Adolph Tmninger
United States
California
San Francisco
Ambrose Bierce
Hangman
Grain Markets Show Mixed Wheat Signals Amid Sunday Proximity
Coe Commission reports a softer open in the wheat market as local traders adjust to lower cabies and a quiet Liverpool market. July strength at Chicago and St Louis is linked to dry winter forecasts, with Chicago, Minneapolis, and Duluth receipts noted, while North West markets ease slightly and Sunday factors loom.
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Coe Commission
B. E. Kennedy
Pendleton
Liverpool
Wight
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louiare
Minneapolis
Duluth
KZA
Der
Dee
Vceus
Lsc Wereres
Martial Law at Cripple Creek Threatens Arrests
Cripple Creek Dev 1 Military authorities in full control with no wholesale arrests by noon though many are threatened. The Victor Record edits under censorship, editorial matter removed, and labor leader sought by authorities, secretary of the District Trades Assembly.
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Victor Record
Cripple Creek
Elatce
Peldi¢m
District Trades Assembly
Clonkey
Petition Demands Removal of Indian Agent McArthur
A petition signed by Indians was sent to Senator Meyburn requesting action by the Indian Affairs Commission. It asks for McArthur to be transferred or discharged, accusing him of misunderstanding Indian needs and improper conduct regarding rental monies in a Culdegac bank.
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Meyburn
Lewiston
Dev
Herbwin
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
McArthur
McArthur Dave
Culdegac Bank
Williamson bill to dispose unsold Umatilla lands in Oregon
Washington report notes Representative Williamson introduces a bill supported by the Oregon delegation to dispose of unsold Umatilla holdings. The measure proposes an assay of fee land and allocates funds for the Baker City public building. It also increases aid for soldiers and widows of the Indian war while authorizing sale of remaining unsold Umatilla cotenation lands.
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Williamson
Washington
Oregon
Ohio
Baker City
Umatilla
Bkaet
Excitement Continues on New York Cotton Exchange
Excitement grows as the cotton exchange faces rumors of large sums in play. A rumor of advance crop report information from the agriculture department sparks calls for investigation and accountability among government and exchange officials. The piece notes a new Spanish cabinet formed with Maura premier and Linares as war minister, and reports the death of Congressman Henry Burke in Philadelphia.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Paul Sully
Department of
Sgriculture
Rome
Madrid
Maura
Linares
Washingtons Latest Advices on Committees and Roosevelts Visit
The report outlines committee assignments in Washington, noting Baker and Hearst in key posts on the appropriations and labor committees. It mentions Reyes meeting Roosevelt, and details changes including Livernash on naturalization, Lorimer on rivers and harbors, and Williams on the warehous dills committee. Senate adjourns until Monday after Cuban reciprocity debate pauses.
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Ite
Baker
New York
Pacific Railway
Hearst
Labor Bureau Committee
Hunter
Kentucky
Cannon
Wvalld
Prince Cupid
Hawaii
Tittauer
Lorimer
Richardson
Williams
Mississippi
Ted Niles
Hanna Washington
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Reputitmn Miata
Gerd Lave
Murray Orne
Manwell Usedts
Natlonal
Dann Hoetines
Dinowaa
Neprojasey Co Eerie
Senate
Washington
Dowie Receivers Face Bonds in Solvency Fight
In Chicago creditors claim Dowie solvent Samuel Blevenson holds $10,000 Dowie notes and forces receivers to post a $100,000 indemnifying bond. If solvency is proven, damages may be sought from those who caused trouble. In Sacramento, D Clyang at Southern Pacific shops touched a live rod and was electrocuted.
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Chicago
Samuel Blevenson
Beause
Sacramento
D. Clyang
Pacifi
Wanted in America English Convict Released in London
Frank Allen, released from a London prison for a bank robbery, is rearrested by an American officer for the Springfield Washington post station robbery in 185. An American officer plans to employ a Scotland Yard guard during the voyage to America. Allen, linked to the Killer a, once escaped Ludlow Street Jail and sailed to England aboard a fishing vessel, then returned to America and was arrested again in the penitentiary.
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London
Frank Allen
Springfield
Scotland Yard
America
Allen
Killeran
New York
Ludlow Streer
England
Grafters Sentenced and Other Missouri Crime News
In St Louis a grafters case ends with five years in prison and a $1000 fine for moneymaking frauds. A Kansas City murder yields life imprisonment for killing his wife. Seattle reports a seduction arrest tied to a local case, with Julia Herman held on bond and summoned to testify.
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St. Louisian
St Lale
Dee Fe
Missouri
Kansas City
P Hibson
Thapthet Minkater
Seattle
Veter Meleter
Julia Herman
Meister
Camilly Cooper
Miss Herman
Referendum Case Argued Over Amendment Fate
A late Salem crowd packed the Supreme Court session to hear arguments in a Portand case challenging the legality of a constitutional amendment. The judges debated its adoption timing amid other questions, with Chief Justice Wan stressing questions about the amendment’s validity and potential effects.
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Salem
Fiv
Portidnd
Teford
Tte
Jolie HO Mitchell
Waldd
JC Moreland
ON ‘Teal
George Chanberain
Weed
Tilman Fort
George
Janie O
Supreme Court Wien
Jt Ae
Flood Tide and Thompson Case Reach City
The essay notes returning visitors from the Thompson Cunningham case and the Ben Hur production, with a crowd on the last train and plans for more visitors to arrive. An anonymous donor gave the University of New York City a gift of $260,000, boosting funds.
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Thompson Case
Ben Hur
Thompilerime
Thone
Hen Hur
Metropolia
Law
Thompston Cunningham
Prema
Porte
University of New York Ucity
ASA B. THOMPSON MAY LOSE HIS OFFICE
Senators Mitchell and Pulton joined in a letter to Secretary Hitchcock quoting Portland dispatches about the dismissal of bribery charges against Receiver A. B. Thompson of the La Grande land office. They argued Thompson’s removal would be unjust to a good man, but Hitchcock is expected to remove him to weed out land office corruption, risking innocent men losing positions.
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Washington
Dee
East Oregonian
Mitchell
Puluon
Hitchcock
Portland, Or
A. B. Thompson
la Grande Land Office
Thompson
Hitebeork
Residences Boom in Pendleton as Builders Erect Homes
A Pendleton survey highlights a summer surge in private housing with numerous brick and stone residences added under city architects. Notable builds include Hendricks Raw on Court and Double, Wade on Lorust Hive, McCormack on Washington, and a new ice plant valued over 25 000 dollars. Buildings range from $2,000 to $9,000, reflecting broad growth in the district. The Pendleton Ice Plant, costing 25,000, is a frame structure amid the housing expansion.
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C Hendricks Raw
Double Streeze
Wattle
Maly Street
Guy Wade
Lorust
C. BR Wade
Ulekle Bolt
Court Street
Fenny
James Crawford
Madinon
Qi WM
McCormack
Washington
BC Smith
Baghetront
Jf Miller
Madina
J. Forgonon
Rae
Denen
Himera
Witeh Wil
Bebo
Alta
Mra
M.A. Sheridan
Perkins Avenue
Mra. Lowel
Pendleton
de C.J. Smith
MIA
Lakontaloe
Meidence
Alta Airoet
Tulk At & Om
Joe Ehaw Ale
Hovee
Webbatriel
W. Os. Atolian
North Pendleton
Joe Cohen
Brock
Pandieton Lew and Cold Storage Company
Pew Wlomwee
Murder Charge Follows After Chicago Gang Case
In Chicago, a defendant held for murder pleaded not guilty amid revelations of gang ties. The case centers on the killing of Detective Quins and references multiple gang members linked to the crime as investigators pursue the broader network behind the incident.
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Chicago
Dee Ff
Gav Mare
Cor Ber Monte Er Rae
Colls
Quins
Altho A
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