New Nicaragua Canal Bill and Admiral Sampson Health Update
A garbled item mentions Jahmian Enterprise and Uncle Sam with a proposed 800 million dollar canal bill in Central America and notes U S policy. Separately Dr. Rixey reports Rear-Admiral Sampson in alarming condition with concern over his health. A Senate bill seeks revival of vice admiral rank and to appoint Sampson, Schley, and Captain Clark as vice admirals for gallantry.
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Washington
Rixey
Sampson
Schley
Captain Clark
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Retrial Granted in First National Bank Case
In a noted court action, retrial was granted for a group of writers allied with the Firnt Na 7 O6e case. The proceedings referenced Patier and Jon Collinn, with one individual found to be involved in the prior ruling. The scene remained tense as further motions and forms were reviewed in Walla Walla.
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Patier
Jon Collinn
Walla Walla Geninen
Local Church Bishop Installation Report From Philippines Event
An 18th century style clerical notice records a Bishop installation and related rites. Prominent UK church figures attended as part of the ceremony, noting solemn dignity and conformity to church traditions amid the laying on of hands and final benediction. The event marks a key moment for clergy and parish leadership.
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Brent
Philippines
Stephen
John Jay Club Cementation Ceremony at Coates
A ceremony marking the cementation of the John Jay Club at Coates featured local members and guests. Attendees gathered to celebrate the formation of the Kansas club chapter and its intended community initiatives.
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John Jay Clab
Kansas
Coates
English Pro-Boer Meeting Ends in Riot Arrests
A pro-Boer gathering erupted into a riot with eleven arrests. David Lloyd George, barred from addressing the crowd, proposed action against Chamberlain, sparking further tension as the event unfolded in London.
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Chamberlain
Hermingham
Arestes
David Lloyd George
Chamberylain
Loordiven
Chau Herlain
Wealthy Men Dining Over Federal Bank Plan
Frank Vanderbilt, vice-president of the Napal City Bank, will host a Saturday dinner in New York to discuss establishing a federal banking institution. Attendees include prominent figures from finance and government as they debate the proposal and its implications.
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Frank Vanderbilt
Federal Bank
New York
Napal City Bank
Gage
Hoser
Bank Trecidente
Ohjefe
Old United States Mint Site Sold For Bank Plans
The former mint building at Chestnut and Juniper in Philadelphia, vacated after a new mint opened, sits in the business heart of the district awaiting sale. Auctioneers prepared for a public sale with no bids under 2 million dollars, as the site may become a bank or other major institution.
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Philadelphiia
Dee
United States
Ballifne
Philadelphia
Chestnut and
Juniper Street
London to New York voyage marks temperance lecturer’s tour
John G. Woolly the Chicago temperance lecturer and prohibition candidate sailed for New York today. The trip across the Atlantic is the final leg of a worldwide temperance tour he began a year ago. He says temperance has improved in civilized countries he visited, except possibly England and Scotland where alcohol demand seems to rise.
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London
John G. Woolly
Chicago
New York
Atlantic
Woolly
United States
England
Scotland
John Strain Nears Discharge From Salem Asylum
Echo reports John W. Strain, confined in Salem asylum for months, is about cured and to be discharged in a few days, returning to his home in this place.
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John W. Strain
Salem
President appoints Hutchinson secretary of legation at Santiago
Washington December 19 The president named Gorman Hutchinson of California as secretary of the United States legation at Santiago he will handle diplomatic duties in Chile's capital Hutchinson previously served in California state offices and now joins the diplomatic corps to represent U S interests in South America
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Washington
Gorman Hutchinson
California
Thesf
Santiago
Brilliant Whitney Dry Wedding Soon to Occur
Society notes in the capital announce the coming marriage of Noga Helen Hay, daughter of the secretary of state, and Payne Whitney, son of Willam C. Whitney, ex-secretary of the navy. No date yet set. the ceremony is highly anticipated as one of the year’s most brilliant events. Helen Hay is a noted literary figure with wide acclaim in America and Europe.
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Whitney
Slump in Market as Standard Oil Drops Billions
A dramatic slide in Standard Oil shares sparked a market decline since May with a 20 point drop today and a weekly fall of over 50 points. Rockefeller reportedly holds about one third of the stock, totaling an estimated 65 to 90 billion in value lost since May. Chicago police probe a mysterious embezzlement and a missing broker connected to Masadena, with a trail of large expenditures and envelopes bearing cryptic notes.
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Rockefeller
New York
Market Report From London To New York Holiday Trading
Report by J L Ray Co and exchanges notes a holiday day with prices held within narrow ranges. Liverpool opened and closed with small gains, New York opened higher and eased. Chicago opened and closed steady, money rates at fractional points. Sugar, wheat, and other commodities show mixed intraday movements across markets in London, Liverpool, New York, Chicago, and San Francisco.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange Stokers
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Brocke
St. Paul
San Fransisco
San Francisco
Dee
Terrible Boho furnace explosion at Jones & Laughlin plant
A deadly furnace explosion at the Jones and Laughlin steel works sprayed molten metal and slag over workers. Many were burned or crushed, with 9 dead and 14 injured. victims are foreigners identified only by numbers. Hospitals and morgues filled as ambulances rushed the wounded.
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Pitteburg
Lew Ten Wen
Boho
Jones & Laughlin Steel Works
Worl Wa
Washington D C Adjourning for Holidays Ends Early
Washington December 1 Many lawmakers prepare to adjourn for the holidays through January 6 with members returning home for the season The weary nation observes a period of mourning and officials note the White House will provide funeral arrangements and public notices during this solemn time
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Washington
Comeres
Halidas
Wellayk
Waehlowton
Pacific wrestling title to be decided in Portland
Wrestlers from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana enter a side tournament in Portland under Multnomah club auspices to select the amateur champions. The winners will challenge California wrestlers to settle the Pacific coast title.
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Pirtland
Chee
Doe
Pacific
Portland
Multnomah
Oregon
Washington
Indio
Montana
California
Theater Athletes Compete In Indoor Championship Relay
Philadelphia December 19. Theatrical athletes from several colleges will perform at the A A U indoor championships, linked with the sportarama show. The highlight is a two mile relay race between Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Dedicatory Exercises Planned for McKinley Hall
Arrangements are complete for the dedicatory exercises this evening of William McKinley hall the new addition to the state hospital in Maseillon Colorado. The event will be attended by state officials and other guests of prominence.
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Maseillon, CO
William McKinley Hall
Georgia conference opens in Fitzgerald with large attendance
The Georgia conference of the M. E. church began in Fitzgerald today and will run through the week. Prominent church and lay members are in attendance in unusually large numbers.
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Fitzgerald
Georgia
M. E. Church
Foresters Hold District Convention in Los Angeles
Southern California Foresters opened a well attended district convention in Los Angeles with John W. Heenan grand chief ranger E. J. Wolfe grand sub ranger and Frank Conklin grand treasurer among the prominent attendees.
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Angeles
Cal
Order of Foresters
California
Los Angeles
Pregent
John W. Heenan
E. J. Wolfe
Gorend
Frank Conklin
Discharged in Aurora case amid road dispute scene
Aurecra Tragedy ends after preliminary exam on killing John Roppel at Aurora. Controversy over old road course and width from years past erupts as witnesses describe quarrel and a shooting incident that left one person injured.
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Salem
Dee
Thornten
John Roppel
Aurora
Nemo
Prisoners Freed After Pardon Trial Yesterday
Walla Walla mPa officials report a pardon yesterday afternoon affecting Harry Milldy and James Hobinson, both repeated murder convicts. Stobleson from Snohomish county received nineteen years for second degree murder, with two sons convicted of complicity. Karh served a prior term, paroled, escaped, recaptured. Roebleson, nearly seven, noted for age and gray hair. Milldy, from Pierce county, sentenced to about seven years for second degree murder, earned credit for early release due to good prison record.
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Walle Walla
mPa
Eeiviae
Harry Milldy
James Hobinson
Stobleson
Snohomish County
Oelahbertu
Karh
Hig En Ape
Roebleson
Harry Milley Wee
Pierce County
Vinson Marble Works to Move from Walla Walla to Lewiston
The Vinson Marble works, long based in Walla Walla Nev, will relocate to Lewiston Idaho to develop a granite quarry recently found on Snake River. A substantial granite deposit has been uncovered. loads have been shipped for fabrication. High freight costs drive the move to capitalize on the quarry and compete with Vermont granite, with A Vinson owning the deposit and Seattle capital partners backing the plan.
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Walla Walla
Nev
Vinson Marble Works
Lewiston
Idaho
Snake River
A. Vinson
Seattle
Vermont Granite
Martial law declared over wide area amid bread riots
Bt Petersburg reports the government has proclaimed martial law across a broad portion of European Russia due to widespread revolutionary activity and bread riots. The move signals intensified state response as unrest spreads through major cities and rural regions alike.
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Bt. Petersburg
Portuguese Ship Wrecked in Harbor Tragedy
During a heavy gale last night a Portuguese vessel was wrecked in the harbor at Itsbon. Sixteen people drowned as the storm battered the ships, leaving many missing and the port authorities to mount search efforts.
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Itsbon
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