Teachers Go Seashore Institute Debate Pleased
A Morning Tribune letter reports on a teachers institute debate about session length and scheduling. I A Nowlin, superintendent, defends the institute and praises teachers for their engagement despite long days. The piece notes varied opinions on holding sessions three quarters of an hour short of full daily hours and suggests benefits of summer sessions near the shore.
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Tribune
Ory
Ani
I. A. Nowlin
Uma
Little girl maimed by table accident lawsuit filed
A 1 year old girl suffered severe injuries when a tumbling table exploded while playing with other children. The incident led to the child requiring amputation of a foot and a lawsuit for $50,000 against a local company. The report also notes related shipping and market updates for Pendleton, the W yard and San Francisco wheat prices.
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Sompany
Filipino Citizen Rights Case Before Supreme Court
Opisso Yoaza, a Filipino, fights a citizenship denial in the D C Supreme Court. The case eyes whether Philippine natives may become American citizens, a matter seen as high impact for naturalization policy nationwide. L Wakefield of S L Wakefield & Co heads to Portland for business. Frank A Moore and W B Moore, Walla Walla businessmen, were guests at Hotel St George.
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Philippines
Washington, D. C
Opisso Yoaza
Supreme Court of the the Metrict
Columbia
L. Wakefield
S. L. Wakefield & Co
Portland
Frank A. Moore
W. B. Moore
Walla Walla
Hotel
St. George
Sunane Olotis
Commissioner Hermann Publishes Timber Land Report
Washington November 3 The report shows government disposed of 6 250 000 acres of land in the past year up from the previous year and calls for repeal of timber laws on reserved public lands. It urges more wardens and agents for protection and a bill to permit creation of national parks where beauty wonders or springs warrant public use.
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Unyy Hibml
N. H. Pinkertons
Athens
Washington
Binge
Hermann
Teacher Murdered in Oriental Negros
News from Manila reports the murder of D. C. Montgomery, superintendent of Oriental Negros schools. He was attacked by six natives while en route to Balocoli, with his body mutilated. Washington rumors say Senator Quay faces prosecution for civil service violations over campaign contribution requests to government workers.
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Manila
D. C. Montgomery
Oriental
Negros
Balocoli
Philippines
Washington
Senator Quay
Building Collapse Kills Eight in Philadelphia
A large Land and Title Company building on Broad Street collapsed this afternoon in Philadelphia. Eight men were killed and many injured, including William Bikins the traction magnate. A derrick hoisting a heavy column failed causing debris to crush floors. James Neunal and pedestrians James Montgomery and Edward Cassell were among the injured. William Elkins suffered a broken leg.
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Philadelphia
Land and Title Company
Broad Street
William Bikins
James Neunal
James Montgomery
Edward Cassell
William Elkins
Through Trains Lag Behind Schedule in East Due to Strike
The Eastbound Through Trains run four to six hours late for three months. A Pittsburg detective, Charles McGovern, is discharged for insubordination. Odell favored in betting as a racehorse, while Republicans hold similar odds in Congress. In St Louis, four hundred-piece parade band forms a massive united unit.
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Odell
New York
House
St. Louis
Embezzler Dimmick Seeks Vote After Convictions
Walter Dimmick, known as a mint embezzler, asked the marshal to permit him to vote tomorrow. The marshal forwarded the request to the United States attorney, who advised against it. Dimmick has twice been convicted.
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San Francisco
Walter Dimmick
United States
Toe
Dimmick
Boer War Heroes Honored in New Gazettes
London observers report a Friday gazette listing lengthy honors for South African service. Lord Methuen becomes a Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, Kitchener earns Companion of the Bath, French and Ian Hamilton rise to lieutenant general, Kekewich and Plumer to major generals, Braban named honorary major general, Millan of the Canadian corps awarded the Distinguished Service Order.
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London
Lord Methuen
Grand Cross of the Bath
Kitchener
Companion of the Bath
French
Ian Ham
Kekewich
Plumer
Braban
Millan
Relief for Ireland Soon Prophesied by Wyndham
London reports Chief Secretary for Ireland Wyndham said in Dever that the end of the Irish question is near and that the land purchase bill based on sound business proposals will be the principal measure for the next session. He added law and order must be vindicated, calling defense of the frontier politics.
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Wyndham
London
Ireland
Dever
Pendleton Young Men's Club plans and costs
A large crowd from the Pendleton Commercial Association met to organize a new Young Men's Club. The proposed initiation fee is five dollars and monthly dues not to exceed 1.55 dollars, with a possible reduction to 1.25 if room costs are lower. A goal of 100 members is set, and charter members will have access to the current rooms starting this month.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
Club
Commercial Association
Wheat in Chi Chicago Nov 3 described as 1% per bushel
Wheat prices in Chicago on November 3 showed a marginal change at about 1 percent per bushel, reflecting limited market movement. The brief note records a small uptick as traders awaited further supply data.
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Chicago
American squadron to sail to West Indies maneuvers
The United States squadron will leave Ville France this week for winter maneuvers in the West Indies. The cruiser Chicago sails tomorrow calling at Gibraltar, flagship Ilinde goes to Villa Grande then winter rendezvous after coaling. Nash ville departed October 26 for Culebra due to speed limits. Officers and men are enthusiastic about the plan.
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West Indies
Nice
France
Ville
Chicago
Gibraltar
Ilinde
Villa Grande
Nashville
Culebra
The Spellbinder in Early American Rhetoric
A compact analysis of spellbinders from ancient tribes to 19th century politics. It traces how speakers evolved from tribal persuaders to modern campaign orators who seek results over style. The piece cites examples from Blaine campaigns to 1896 and notes unpaid speechers alongside paid figures.
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Troglodytes
Bryan
Harrison
Pallties
Business
Salvation Army
Col. Curtin Guild, Jr
Scribner's
The French Strike Ends Hope of Early Settlement
Paris reports President Loubet following Roosevelt in active mediation in the French coal miners strike. He met with M. Vincent, intermediary between strikers and mine owners, as talks move toward a four to four conference. Loubet says settlement soon would be a political achievement without precedent.
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Loubet
Paris
Joubet
Roosevelt
M. Vincent
Department du Nord
Robbery of Flathead Indian nets $22,000
Three white men are suspected after raiding the cabin of Matchett, the wealthiest Flathead Indian near Plains Montana, taking $22,000 in cash while the squaw was alone. Indians are tracking the suspects as officers learn of the theft this morning. Brandy, Roosevelt train movements and a Washington stop are noted in brief dispatches. The robbery occurred as the nation moves toward voting day with Roosevelt en route to Oyster Bay.
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Missoula
Mont
Matchett
Plains
Rob Bed
Brandy
Roosevelt
Washington
Cortelyou
Oyster Bay
Bloodless Surgery Demonstration by Local Surgeons
Dr Lorenz will demonstrate bloodless surgery at the University of California Medical College on Wednesday. Several cases will be operated on, watched by hundreds of local surgeons and medical students in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Lorenz
University of California Medical College
Renew Negotiations on Panama Right of Way
Washington November 3 reports say Colombian minister Concha has been instructed to renew negotiations over Colombia's right of way to the Panama canal. No action will be taken until Secretary Hay's return next week.
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Panama
Washington
Concha
Panama Canal
Hay
Wealthy clubman tied to murder and assaults
Police theorize a wealthy clubman and prominent manufacturer is the same man who murdered Clara Morton on Saturday and previously assaulted about six other women. A suspect link is being pursued as inquiries continue in Beaton on November 3.
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Clara Morton
Beaton
Wrigger
Suppleion
Manitou Sioux march triggers fears of insanity and deaths
A Bolt Coals dispatch reports the Douk hobors marching toward Winnipeg with mounted police pursuing the stragglers. The cold night and advancing horde leave many unwell or insane as the provincial government prepares to act. The federal government will not intervene.
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Winnipeg
Bolt Coals
N. WT
Manitobba
Two Horses Offered For Pasture Near Sax Station
A blood bay horse without a brand and a white horse branded N. J on the left shoulder are offered. Owners may reclaim by contacting Mrs. Hettie Ssmith two miles east of Sax Station and paying for pasture and this notice.
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N. J
Hettie Ssmith
Sax Station
Strike at Panther Creek in Coal Region Draws Mass Meeting
In Tamaqua and Hazelton Pa a large gathering is planned to decide on the proposed strike at Panther Creek Vallery. The arbitration commission visited Pond Creek and Leliehooh Heries with limited access. Reports say President Mitchell is trying to avert a strike while a mass meeting is held tonight to determine if men will walk out tomorrow.
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Tamaqua
Hazelton Pa
Arbitration Commission
Pond Creek
Leliehooh Heries
Driftton
Cox
Panther Creek Vallow
Mitchell
Shooting at Union T: Kidnap pursuit ends in gunfire injuring two
A dawn shooting at Union occurred around 1 am as about 14 shots were fired injuring a man and woman. The incident stems from a Detroit kidnapping case dating to August involving a Detroit banker’s daughter pursued through Canada and Oregon. Authorities chase led to Union where gunfire erupted as the group attempted to capture the suspects near the station. The escapees face possible further charges and local officials promise action.
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Union
Detroit
Canada
Sevatte
Portland
Pendleton
Baxle
la Grande
Hove
Tom Jackson
Tom Jones
Orlal
Tietralt Willl
Abel
Out on Bond in Manslaughter Case in Pittefield Mass
A motor man Madden and conductor Kelly involved in a September 20 collision with the presidential party were today held for the grand jury on charges of manslaughter. Bail set at 100 dollars.
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Pittefield
Mass
Madden
Kelly
Honda
Cuban Children Detained In Immigration Inquiry
The board of special inquiry reported to the immigration commission that they voted unanimously to exclude Cuban children detained for the farm of Mia, Tiley, at Pel nt Loma, Cul. The fragmentary text includes dialogue likely from the Yonkers Atalowman column.
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Board of Inquiry
U. 8
New York
Board of
Apecial
Commission of Immigration
Mia
Tieley
Pelnt Loma
Cul
South Pole Stock on Sale at North Pole Hill Mine
Advertises four gqt feet of claim at North Pole Hill with tunnel and workings claiming the richest mine on the mother lode. Investors invited to purchase South Pole stock now.
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South Pole
North Pole Hill
Mother Lode
Price Per Share Buy Ahead of Market Rise
The notice indicates a buy before price advances and directs readers to view photographs at the office of T. Cahagen, Mart man’s abstract office for details.
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Ofice of
T. Cahagen
Martman
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W. & Yards
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Pittsbirg
Charles McGovern
Pittsburg
Biddle
Young Men's Club
the Dude
Flathead
DR. Lorenz
Panther Creek
John Mitchell
Bond
Yonkere Atalowman
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