Campaign against Lobral at Chame Point stated
General news item notes belief that the Colombian government will launch an active campaign against Liberal forces entrenched at Chame Point. Also reports 1000 Masons registered for the Scottish Rite Cathedral golden convocation in Cincinnati, five years old. Congress and cabinet positions discussed, labor measures noted, and a New York mass meeting endorsing Roosevelt’s tariff reform stance.
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Chame Point
Congress
Carroll Pp. Wright
Willie
Col Miniie Company
Pirsture Coal Company
Ohio
West Virginian
Ilinois
Finatetactieles
New York
Pacific Northwest News Highlights From Oregon and Alaska
DoJ plans for a Juneau court house with 40 dollars available. Georgeson urges extension of land laws to Alaska. Captain Chambran, noted Pacific Coast scout, dies in Portland from kidney trouble. Astoria utility mergers advance among street railway, light plant, and gas operations. Jones introduces amendment for 15000 dollars to move Wenatchee Indians, seeks agent at North Yakima. Supreme Court docket totals show 100, then 110, then 116 cases over three 12 month periods, a decline. Portland votes 9 to 2 to grant a 25 year franchise to Pacific States Tele graph & Telephone Co, with concessions including underground wires and fire alarm system.
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Pacific States Telegraph & Telephone Company
Portland
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
A guest list from a hotel shows arrivals and names from New York St Paul San Francisco Lincoln Portland Spokane Athena Heppner Meacham Idaho Omaha and other locales. Names include W L Mason Harry Sumner J E Brown J J Ditton E W Jones John F Allen T B Potter and wife George W Harris Be J Brownick E Burnett W W Cosper W C Witzel George Ekerman Thomas G Blackman Mrs Fritz and family J W McNabb A Warlandingham H Cornell O BE Graves Gus Freeman Bertha Gross Cal Wuntwell H Ms Brown Pocatela Downer Sim Lee Hen Hagen James Carty Richard Abell W Crosby among others.
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W. L. Mason
New York
Harry Sumner
St. Paul
J. E. Brown
J. J. Ditton
San Francisco
E. W. Jones
Lincoln
John F. Allen
Portland
T. B. Potter
George W. Harris
BE. J. Brownick
E. Burnett
W.W
W. D. Clegg
Sim Lee
Spokane
Hen Hagen
Bingham Springs
James Carty
Heppner
Richard Abell
Meacham
W. Crosby
Unlocked Jail Doors At Umatilla County
Umatilla County jail doors are left unlocked allowing three trusties to come and go. Jailor Til Taylor notes it is rare and boarders are few. Ed Peters serves for destroying property with days remaining. Boyd and Ivona serve for seduction with about 50 days left. They busy themselves cleaning and renovating around the jail and courthouse yard.
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Umatilla County
Til Taylor
Ed Peters
Boyd
Ivona
Court House
Pendleton Praised as Beacon for Northwest Growth
R L Darrow, a Missouri native visiting Pendleton for a fraternal gathering with A Kunkel, hailed the town as the beet in its size in Oregon or Washington. He noted Pendleton's bright future, active citizens, and readiness to invest in growth, while announcing John Deere’s Portland branch naming him manager and taking Kunkel’s order for products.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Washington
R. L. Darrow
A. Kunkel
John Deere Company
Portland
Darrow
Northwest
Revival Services At M. E. F Church South
Revival services at the M. E. F. Church South continue nightly with growing interest. Services held every night this week at 7 30 o clock. Evangelist Hagle assists the pastor and members of other churches are invited to participate. special services for next Sunday to be announced.
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M,ef
South
Evangelist Hagle
Kansas Populists May Disband the Party
Topeka February 21 The future of the populist party of Kansas is to be decided at the state conference sessions with prominent leaders from across the state. One wing led by Jerry Simpson Annie L Diggs and Senator Harris favors disbanding and joining the Democrats. The other wing led by Ridgely and Chief Justice Doster seeks to maintain the populist organization. Democratic leaders offer liberal representation on the state ticket to be named at the Wichita convention in March.
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Jerry Simpson
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jerry Stimpson
Annie L. Diggs
Harris
Democratic Party
Ridgely
Justice Doster
Pondlist Party
Wichita
Mer
Green's Brigade Association Reunion Opens in Waco
The annual reunion of Green's brigade association began in Waco and will run through tomorrow with a decorated city and an elaborate program. Tonight features a camp fire where veterans recount battles from Val Verde to Yellow Bayou. tomorrow includes principal addresses by notable men.
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Ace
Tex
Snnual
Womion
Green's Brigade Association
Waco
Val Verde
Yellow Bayou
Baltimore hosts 25th anniversary of Johns Hopkins University
Eminent educators and other distinguished men from across the country gather in Baltimore to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of Johns Hopkins University and to attend the inauguration of Professor Itn Remsen as the new president. The public meeting opens tonight with historical addresses and the inaugural ceremonies are set for tomorrow morning in Music Hall.
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Baltimore
Jones Hopkins
Itn Remsen
Histories
Music Hall
Police association aims to unite western chiefs
In San Francisco on February 21 a conference outlined forming the Partic ipasi Association of chiefs of polices to affiliate with a national body. The group seeks to improve police work through idea exchange and cooperation in apprehending criminals across California and neighboring states including Montana Washington Oregon Nevada Utah and Arizona.
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San Francisco
Participasi Association of Ehiers of Polices
National Association
California
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Harvard Alumni Dinner At Waldorf Astoria Tonight
New York February 21 The Waldorf Astoria banquet hall hosts the annual Harvard alumni dinner for the New York area. President Elliot is guest of honor with attendees including Carroll PD Wright United States Labor Commissioner Major Henry L Higgins and Charles S Fairchild among others.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Harvard
New York and Vicinity
Elliot
Carrol PD
Writeht
United States Labor
Henry L. Higginson
Charles S. Fairchild
Floods In Turkey Cause Heavy Loss Of Life And Property
In eastern Turkey heavy rains flood two villages with widespread damage. Thirty persons are drowned, about 200 are missing, and 130 houses are swept away in the disaster centered near Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Turmoil in Reichsrat as Pan Germans clash
Vienna on February 21 saw the reichsrath erupt in disorder when clerical Hagenhofer accused Pan-German leader Schoenerer of drunkenness. The Pan-Germans mobbed Hagenhofer sparking a general melee.
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Vienna
Reichsrath
Hagenhofer
Schoenerer
Marconi Overcomes Defects at Telegraph Company Meet
London February 21 at a Merconi Telegraph Company meeting the inventor announced the defects of the system on secrecy are overcome. He said seventy ships and twenty five land stations are now equipped.
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London
Merconi Telegraph Company
Fle
Hamilton Fails to Dislodge Boers Near Neige
London dispatch says General Hamilton engaged the Boers near Neige on Tuesday. The Boers surrounded the second dragoon regiment, killed two, wounded several, and captured forty six men who were later released. Hamilton unable to dislodge the Boers.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Hamilton
Neige
Rescue of 32 from Shamaka Earthquake Ruins
Odessa reports thirty two persons rescued alive from the Shamaka earthquake ruins. A rescue operation continued as authorities assessed damage and secured survivors.
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Odessa
Shamaka
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsement
An OCR fragment advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward claim and testimonial notes. It mentions J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and refers to product internal use and a money-back or free sample claim, with unclear endorsements and financial ability. The legible bits show promotional claims and a signature-style testimonial.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Ohio
Warlding
Soman
Wooster University Awaits Building Fund Completion
The Wooster University community hurries to meet a February 21 deadline after D K Pearsons pledged 200 000 pounds for a new building. Wayne County must raise 10 000 and the Ohio synod 100 6m. Funds come from faculty alumni churches farmers and local entertainments amid strong optimism.
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Woster
Wooster University
D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
Wayne County
Synod of Ohio
Yale Athletics for the Coming Year
Yale opens its baseball candidacy with a cautious outlook. Two proven pitchers, John Garvan and freshman Joe Patton, lead a list of hopefuls. The infield appears weak while the outfield shows strength with veterans Barnwell Ward and Winslow competing for spots.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
John Garvan
Joe Patton
Nusber
Barnwell
Ward
Winslow
Italian Parliament Opens as King Delivers Speech
Rome February 21 reveals the Italian parliament opened yesterday by the king. He cited friendly ties with foreign nations, notably France, touched on reform bills for divorcee laws and illegitimate children, and praised Italy’s solid financial and economic state.
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Rome
Ialy
France
Drowning tragedy hits Sir Granville Williams family
London February 21 Two daughters of Sir Granville Williams and their governess drowned at Blud dian Wales after attempting to cross a dangerous ice jam.
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London
Granville Williams
Bluddian
Wales
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Alaska
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United States
Edward Chambran
Tnxian
Pacific Coast
St. Vincent's Hospital
Astoria Electric Company
Street Railway
West Shore Mills Company
Astoria Gaslight Company
Jones Hse
Colvill Indian
North Yakima
Supreme Court
Salem
The
Green's Brigade
Marconi Oercomes
Yale Athletics
Fs, Younger & Son
Association
Martin Family
laFontaine
Bedis
Martin
Balg
Joe Basler
Thompson Hardward
Main Street
Jesse Failing
Treat
Bridgel
Levi
Minister of Justice
Smith
Portland Oregonian
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Third Street
L. & M. Alexander
Polydore Moons
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