Ministerial Alliance Forges Local Option Campaign in Man
The Manuss County Ministerial Alliance reconstituted to push a county wide local option campaign. Rev. Robert Warner is elected president, Rev. N H is vice president, and W L Nuys secretary. District campaign committees will tour Ukiah Alba Prairie Potts towns while gatherings from May 17 in Creek and May 24 at McKay Creek rally seek to persuade voters and carry the measure with strong church support.
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Warner
Nuys
Creek
Meting
Hock
Robert Warner
Methodist Church
W Alliance
N. H
Hey
W. L. Nuys
Presbyterians
Wecretary
Rev. M. Ward
V. GL. Hall
Helix
Juniper
Vani
Muntry
McKay
G. W. Rigby
Jonathan Ed
M. W. Howard
McKay Creek
el Tirenires
Pendleton
Hood
Kaiser Declares Orthodox Yet Protestant at Dedication
May 16 report from Kaiser as Emperor affirms Orthodox stance and proclaims Protestant faith while promising tolerance for Catholics in his realm. Conversation with Bishop Braun notes conscience liberty amid religious tensions.
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Kateer
Braun
James McDonald On Trial For Murder Of Miss Schaffer
In Bedford Indiana on May 16 James McDonald was placed on trial for the January murder of Miss Sarah Schaffer a high school teacher. Two days will be taken to select a jury. The case rests on circumstantial evidence after the woman's body was found in a carriage shed with a stone crushed head.
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James McDonald
Schaffer
Bedford
Ind
Sarah Schaffer
McDonald
Massacre of German settlers in German Southwest Africa
A dispatch reports Hereros massacred German settlers in Southwest Africa. Three colonists killed at Okombahe, three German women and a child at Amelle, and five other whites in the Karitih district. The bineke burned their lifetimes and danced on their graves.
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Southwest Africa
Berlin
Okombahe
Amelle
Karitih
Bineke
Gambling firm seeks Panama Canal Zone monopoly
Havant May 16 The company behind Jalalla a Cuban gambling scheme plans to dispatch an agent to Washington in a bid to secure a monopoly along the Panama route and the Canal Zone.
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Canal Zone
Havant
Jalalla
Washington
Panama
Two Local Robbers Hold Up Hilgard Saloon
Two masked men robbed the Hilgard saloon Saturday night seizing about 75 dollars from the till and checks from Grand Ronde Lumber Company payroll. A bystander was lightly wounded by a bullet. the robbers fled, suspected local toughs, with many log drivers in town.
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John Thompson
Hehdly
No Agreement Looms In Haymarket Nominations
Dark horses loom as delegates weary of deadlock in the Illinois Republican race. Governor Yates faces alleged approaches over the Mexican mission with an $18,000 salary, denied by Cannon and Hopkins. Ballots show no break and Lowden allies press Rupert. A weathered scene, delays, and shifting loyalties mark the convention saga.
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Chicago
Yates
Cannon
Springfield
Hopkins
Cullom
Lawden
Grosscup
Graeme Stewart
Reeves
Lowden
Teneen
Rupert
Deadiook
Hopkinete
220 000 Men Oppose Japs Naval Action news headlines
Reports from St Petersburg and Port Arthur describe major actions in the Russo Japanese war. Japanese forces bombarded and mined near Kerr Bay and Lin Yang, destroying coastal rail lines and sinking the cruiser Miyako. Kuropatkin may retreat to Harbin as railways and telegraphs fail, with heavy fighting feared around Liaoyang and Port Arthur.
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St. Peterskrg
Kuropatkin
Liaoyane
Harbin
LOUK
Kharkoff
Mas
Niu Chwang
Port Arthur
Miyako
Lin Yang
Denver Mayoral Clash Tests Peace Before Election
Intense interest marks the city election under the new charter with bloodshed feared in lower wards. Voters choose a full slate of county and city officers for four years as public franchises face renewal while Republicans accuse Governor Peabody of treachery for not mobilizing militia. Democrats control police and the machine.
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Overnor Peabody
Denver
Peabody
Alleged Government Secrets In Paris Plot Revealed
Paris May 16 The Mafin prints the first of a series by a London correspondent about a plot to reveal French fortification plans. The papers say the affair could rival the Dreyfus case in scope. Three men traveled to London with papers to sell Two were deserters blamed for the lapse examination. Berlin May 16 The Rome correspondent for Koolnigehe Zeitung reports the pope’s remarks offended the German Austrian and Prussian rulers by showing sympathy toward the Poles.
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Paris
Mafin
London
Paers
Dreyfus
Ty Sell
Funhe
Anid
Geénulionenn
Berlin
Rome
Koolnigehe Zeitung
Visiting the Wan Drans Guests From Albany
Mr and Mrs J W Custek and son Harry of Albany travel with Mr and Mrs Casuar Van Dran as they tour the region. Custek, a banker, recently recovered from an operation in a Portland hospital. The party plans Pendleton Spokane and Washington cities visits then may stop at Est Lake before returning home.
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Meg
J W. Custek
Harry
Albany
Casuar van Dran
Dave
Mr. Custek
Hs Self
Portland
Pendleton
Spokane
Washington
Est Lake
Sheep Scab in Idaho Report From Lewell Clarke
The communication from Helens United City Department of Eleenie notes inquiry into the sheep scab issue in Idaho and reports a positive response regarding the current flock condition. Officials indicate plans to send Lynchley of Riaching to Shoshone in May to assist and expect fruitful cooperation in addressing the outbreak.
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Lewell Clarke
Birean
Helens
Idaho
Two Banks Fail In Macon Amid Public Concern
In Macon Georgia May events report two banks shutting doors. Private Plantes founded in 1943 by R M Plant family ties noted. London reports the Viceroy of India arriving and meeting the king. Paris records the death of renowned physiologist Hatlenne Jules.
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National Bank
Macon
C. Planes Sons’ Bank
First Nacional Bank
Exercitsers
Plante 46
R. MW
London
Lord Cureen
India
Paris
Hatlenne Jules Pee
Britt Corbett Featherweight Title Bout Scheduled
New York May 16 Jimmy Britt and Young Corbett were matched today for a featherweight championship bout on December 2 at the San Francisco arena. The purse would be large, with arrangements to be finalized on September 10. Two hundred railroad laborers arrived in Vancouver from Kansas City seeking permanent railroad jobs through local agents.
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Err
New York
Jimmy Britt
Young Corbett
Tor Era
Vancouver
H. C
Kanne City
Kennan Cliy
Russian Editor Discusses War in Press Congress
Prince Onkh fomsky of St. Petersburg Weldomost told a press congress in St. Louis that the public nationwide knows little of the Russo Japanese war beyond government circles, army, and city residents. He predicted Russia will mobilize millions when information reaches the masses and asserts supremacy in Manchuria and Korea as the war progresses.
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Russia
Manchuria
Korea
St. Louis
Prince Onkh Fomsky
St. Petersburg
Rowala
Bankruptcy cases heard by Judge Fitz Gerald at Mortland
Two bankruptcy actions were filed before Judge Fitz Gerald. Alfred Simpeon seeks discharge with creditors' demands met from assets of about 2574. he farms near Pendleton and the May meeting of his creditors was set. Edwin Wooddy and Jane Woramby run a partnership “McKay Cronk Daddy” with debts totaling 1115 to partners, 1987 against Edwin, note of 100 held by Pat Kine, and personal property valued at 240 claimed exempt. First creditors' meeting for the company is scheduled for May.
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Fitz Gerald
United States Court
Mortland
Alfred Simpeon
Conte
Pendleton
Hie
Edwin Wooddy
Jane Worabdy
Jin With
McKay Cronk
Pat Kine
Jane Wooddy
Astate
Committee at Work on Fourth of July Plans
A Trades and Labor Council committee canvassed the union afternoon to decide if members would lead the Fourth of July celebration. The group planned to meet again tonight with encouraged support. It remained doubtful the labor group would undertake the event.
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Trades and Labor Council
Scare Too Goon Peeler Recounts Farmland Tales
George D. Peeler of Meacham speaks in town about his residence history, crops, and beliefs on recent farm fears. He notes twenty years at Stage Gulch and a twelve year crop pattern, asserting much scare about certain alleged outbreaks is unfounded.
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George D. Peeler
Meacham
Mr. Peebler
Supreme Court Upholds Exclusion of Turner and Local Ohio Law
Washington May 16 the supreme court affirmed an order barring William Turner British anarchist from the United States and sustained local Ohio ordinances on permits for constables. The decision also affirms the allotment of Philome Smith as a fullblood Indian and flags immediate implications for residents near gas plants and public safety.
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Wm. Turner
United States
Ohio
Washington
All Pretie Court
Ebrenit Court of Appeals
Ninth Ciredit
Hy House Milken
Appellant
Philomme Smith
Turner
Supreme Court
Secretary of Commerce
Congress
Kingland
Buller
St Lone
Behooner sunk by Ward liner near Havana voyage ends
Report from New York states a schooner hull was sunk by the Ward liner More Cagle during a voyage from New York to Havana. Eight crew members were reported missing as of Saturday eight of Abseeqm Light.
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New York
Havana
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