Controversy Over Episcopal Actions and Impeccable Conduct
Controversy rages over Bishop Talbot of the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania amid deposition talks concerning Rev. Irvine and alleged immorality. Documents allege lying, attempts to influence ministry, and questions about reinstatement and discipline within the church leadership.
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Ephin
Fev
Ingram T. W. Irvine
Halbot
Talbot
Eouna D. Blitot
Bearborough
Episcopal of New Jersey
York
Dew
Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Ingraham N
Philadelphia
Mreby Preett
Hen. Linde
Philadelphia B Cok
Mition
Talguilty
Tal- Wealliy
Biethop
Irvine
Great Storm Along Coast Causes Widespread Damage
Reports detail extensive landslides in California and heavy coastal winds reaching 50 miles per hour. Rail traffic largely halted, jetty damage near Astoria, and widespread outages in Bay Area areas with debris and flooded streams. A Cuban exhibit from St. Louis awaits display in Portland at Lewis and Clark centennial.
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California
Harge Capesines
San Francico Bay
Columbia River
Jolly
San Francisco
Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Colpute
Cal
Bay Counties” Power Company
St. Louis
Portland
Frozen crew rescued as steamer Drumeister stranded
Fifteen crewmen were plucked from the drifting steamer Drumeister after a long day in harsh seas. The captain and remaining crew await rescue when weather allows. Several were nearly drowned, and some bodies remain at sea amid extreme cold and hunger.
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Pire Island
Drumeister
Begins on Palouse Project in Washington Irrigation Work
The article reports the start of mulching and boring work on the government Palouse irrigation project in Washington. John T. Suter leads the crew with A P Gurner and Ceaurien Cope, among others, overseeing machinery and thorough progress. Local engineers praise the project as favorable and well executed, with high expectations from the government.
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Matheur
John T. Sueter
Creo
Ceaurien Copeland
Sweteer
Malkear
Washington
Prison Mutiny at Folsom: Guards Shot and Convicts Killed
A Folsom rock crusher break for liberty ended with three convicts killed and four wounded as armed guards opened fire. Notable fatalities include H C Hill, John Quinlan, and Morales, with wounded D Kelley and W Fenley among others. Guards Murphy and Jolly were injured. Jolly seriously. Report cites precise gunfire and guard rapid response. A commercial club forms in Albany Oregon to promote Linn County exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Centennial.
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Folsom
Cal. Bee
H. ¢. Hill
Placer County
Asault
John Quinlan
San Francisco
Munis Morales
Marin County
Stige
D. Kelley
Hitler Quetfiadas
Los Angeles
Nfe
Munner
Heales
W. P. Fenley
Mendocino
Charles Carson
Marin
Merager
Morales
R. J. Murphy
Charles Jolly
Murphy
Jolly
Imece
Charles Taylor
Jae Ted
Warships Ordered Back Amid Baltic Fleet Alarm
Reuters reports that the Russian Baltic fleet ships Uve tattieship Oreland and cruiser Taumrud have been deemed unfit for Far East service. Skirmishes along the Shakhe River near Mukden prompt reports of a large fire burning stores of powder. Japanese blockaders captured seven tugboats loaded with provisions near Port Arthur as tensions rise in the Vladivostok region.
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Port Arthur
Vladivetok
Shakhe
Kuedan
London
Reuters
Uve Tattieship Oreland
Cruier Taumrud
Far East
Chefoo
Witness in Young Patterson case named Meyers
A Jacksonville man identified as W B Meyers claims to have seen a man shoot himself in a New York cab near the time of the Young and Patterson case. He offers to testify. Judge Twleme reports Meyers sought him on a legal matter and he learned the shooter’s name was Young. Patterson’s counsel awaits Meyers testimony.
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New York
Jacksonville
Caevar Young
Nan Patterson
W. B. Meyers
Iroquois Memorial Hospital to Open Amid Memorial Plans
Chicago observers mark the first anniversary of the Iroquoia theater disaster in which 452 people died. Vaudeville shows reopen the theater today despite protests. Memorial services will be held in Willard hall and a $50,000 memorial hospital fund is to be launched at the meeting.
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Chicago
Iroquoia Theater Borrer
Familiies and Friends of the Victime
Willard Hall
Baker City Seeks Library Land Donation Plan
Baker City Women’s Club weighs applying to Andrew Carnegie for a library site with a $10,000 donation expected to fund the project. The city would then raise $1,000 annually for maintenance after installation. In Chicago market news, May wheat opened 1.16 and closed 1.19 4, with corn and oats showing small changes.
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Baker City
Women’s Club
Andrew Carneco
Time
Chicago
Coras
Oregon Game Laws Would Limit Trout and Protect Elk
Salem Dec 10 J W Baker Forest Grove state game warden urges sweeping changes to Oregon game laws He wants trout limits cut from 12 to 6 or 7 per day salmon trout protected to October and November dog hunting allowed in October bounty for cougar wildcat and timber wolves elk protection for ten years employment of wardens and annual hunting licenses He cites other states revenue figures and argues for stronger enforcement and broader licenses. Boise City Dec 26 twenty loads of mine machinery for Thunder Mountain mines being moved to Hoorevelt roads treacherous eight feet of snow hindering travel closing camp to outsiders except by snow travel.
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J. W. Baker
Forest Grove
Oregon
Chamberlain
Willamett
Queh Mo
Washington
Idaho
Wieconwin
Michigan
Timole
The
Dakotas
Nebraska
Colorado
Boise “City
Thunder Mountain
Hoorevelt
Smugglers Hunted In United States Border Sweep
Washington reports a major crackdown on Chinese smuggling led by Commissioner Frank P.argent. Special agents are sent to the Canadian border to halt attempts to smuggle Chinese into the U S via Liverpool Halifax and Mexican routes. Rough Riders are to patrol sparsely settled districts, while efforts aim to arrest smugglers quickly and deter others despite uncertainty over numbers and local cooperation.
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Cocarth Chiner
Hoth Camarine
Squady Olf Rough Riders
Prostiers
Washington
Frank P.argent
Mviieration
Canadian
Liverpool
Halifax
Jve Secret Service
Tt Ie
Une
United States
Mexico
Bargent
Tigretture
Canada
Monmouth Normal School Condition for Term Report
Monmouth Oregon December 29 reports state normal schools for the year 1908 04 showing budget and student figures. Oregon schools with four methods educate 502 students receiving 87 500 dollars. Monmouth normal reports 618 female students 60 graduates and plans to enroll over 60 more in the training department.
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Oregon
Monmouth
Oregon Tate Normal
Washington
Atudente
Monmouth Normal
Hard Times at Goldfield in Lazy Ore District Report
Han Fre neiefo reports from Goldfield that after a long halt a storekeeper notes scarce provisions and railway delays. Thirteen hundred men are stranded while traffic and clothing imports struggle. Population growth continues and Lewistown Clark centennial attendance is uncertain.
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Han Freneieco
Htale Beneator Strowghton
Goldfield
Uines
Lawson says hell to macadamized and more rumors
New York editors deny a report that Everybody's Magazine will switch its Bande January 1. Thomas W. Lawson wired his private secretary from Newark to counter rumors of a buyout by the Standard Amalgamated crowd and hinted at a possible dividend increase by the Amalgrenated company. Lawson warned the public that second hand intentions will lead to hell being macadamized. Horton, in Dec 60, reports Lawson arranging Europe for himself and family after a settlement with Bernard Baruch, while Lawson’s associates deny the trip and the subject.
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Astoria
New York
Everybody's Magasine
Boater
Thomas W. Lawson
Newark
N. J
Standard Gil| Amalgamated
Publi
Standard
Company-Amalgamated
Ewan
Farope Horton
Thomas Taewron Hte
Hiravwelf
Europe
Biindard
Todmy Bey Laweon
Vuslses
Leweun
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