Rejuvenation Drive Boosts Local Club Funds
The Commercial Association reports a rejuvenation committee success as a subscription drive pledges about 400 dollars for remodeling and refurnishing the club rooms. A soliciting committee will be named to secure the remaining funds while officials consider use of city hall space and inviting Woolgrowers to next year’s meeting in Beppner.
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Preeng Lochtion
Jess Ume
Home 4
Association
Alexander
T. C. Taylor
8 A. Lowell
Enunedl Chamber
Murphy
Orgwnign
State
Woolgrowers’ Association
Dan Po Smythe
Bow. McClure
William Sluther
Beppner
Roosevelt Danger to Cause of Peace Visibly Highlighted
Philadelphia on November 11 hearing by Professor William Timneh Hull of Swarthmore College warned that Roosevelt is the most dangerous foe to the nation’s peace. He charged Hobson and Admiral Evans with hindering efforts to pursue modern peace ideas and restraint in military expansion.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
William Timnec Hull
Swethmore College
Friends of the Peace Assortation
Hobson
Admiral Evans
Debates On Kaiser Indiscretions Wind Up Reichstag
Berlin November 11 The reichstag was crowded as the debate on the Indiscretions of the Kaiser continued. Herr Schader for the conservatives and Herr Zimmerman for the agrarians led the session, opposing factions in the empire. It is believed Chancellor Von Buelow will resign.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Schader
Herr Zimmerman
Agrarians
von Buelo
Canada Probes Standards of Company After Fatal Explosions
Winnipeg Nov 11 A sweeping inquiry into the Standard Oil company affairs in Canada was launched by both provincial and dominion officials after a series of blasts killed over 80 persons. The probe will assess officer integrity and the prices charged for oil products and related services.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Standard Ol
Dozen Die in Multistate Wrecks Across Louisiana and Montana
Nine people die in a rear end collision in Louisiana and another fatal smashup in Montana claims conductor, engineer, and crew. Widespread injuries are reported with several more deaths feared as authorities identify victims and investigate causes.
Labor Leaders Plan Dine Pivot With Roosevelt Invite Declined
Denver November 11 Labor leaders John Mitchell Daniel Keefe and James Duncan reportedly plan to decline Roosevelt's White House dinner invitation. They allegedly promised radical delegates they will oppose anti administration resolutions at the convention in exchange for assurances no anti Roosevelt motions. Gompers has faced pressure from radicals and has received congratulatory telegrams for not attending.
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Denver
John Mitchell
Daniel Keefe
James Duncan
Roosevelt
Executive
Washington
Gompers
White House
Probe on graft prosecution planned by San Francisco panel
San Francisco November 11 A seven man citizen committee appointed by Mayor Taylor prepares plans for a thorough inquiry into the conduct of the graft prosecution. Rumors of a special committee proposal in the legislature prompted Justice citizen league to form its own committee to forestall interference.
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San Francisco
Taylor
League of Justice
Serbia on Verge of Civil War as King Peter Abdication Demanded
Reports from Belgrade indicate Serbia faces a looming civil crisis over demands King Peter abdicate in favor of Prince George. The army splits between factions while Servia seeks peace but backs removing the king and offering compensation for loss of the throne.
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George
Servia
Vienna
Russia
Belgrade
Peter
Governor Chamberlain Skips Governors Conference
Governor Chamberlain announced in Salem that he cannot attend the second conference of governors in Washington from December 8 to 10. He has too much work and will appoint a representative to attend in his stead.
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Salem
Ore
Chamberlain
Waezhington
Prominent Lawrence Publisher Suicide By Laudanum
Lawrence Mass November 11 William Gowald president of the Telegraph Publishing Company and a well known local business man died by his own hand last night after taking laudanum. Family and friends believe his mind had become deranged.
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Lawrence
Mass
Wiliam Gowald
Telegram E Publishing Company
Dewald
Nine Die In Railroad Wreck Near New Orleans
Nine persons are known dead and several injured after a rear end collision on the New Orleans & Northwestern line at Little Woods, twelve miles west of New Orleans. The New Orleans & Great Northern train collided with a five coach Northwest ern Tirskenger train.
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New Orleans
New Orleans & Northwestern
Little Woods
Here
New Orleans & Great Northern
Northwestern Tirskenger
Freight wreck near Cheyenne claims multiple lives
Report from Borie near Cheyenne says SX Perstine was killed and three injured when an extra freight train crashed into the caboose of another train. Engineers Scheme, Conductor Murphy, and Fireman Christensen are among the dead. four more are believed trapped in the wreckage. Collision happened on the Union Pacific eleven miles west of Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Borie
Cheyenne
SX Perstine
Noather Trai
Scheme
Murphy
Christensen
Union Pacific
Here
St Paul Railway Earns $6,105,873 in September
The railroad's gross earnings for September reached $6,105,873, up about $500,000 from September last year. The report notes stronger traffic and improved income across lines, signaling a healthy fall season for the St Paul road.
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Chicago, I
St. Paul Road
Rainier Fire Report Sparks Dramatic Escape Event
A chaotic morning in Rainier Oregon saw a dramatic block fire starting around 2 o clock. A person named Shes Ele Bevano escaped amid smoke and debris as several business properties were damaged by the blaze.
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Rainier
Ore
Rome
Leon Cohen Buys First Tag For Five Dollars At Benefit
Leon Cohen paid five dollars for the first charity tag at a St Anthony’s hospital benefit. The regular tag price is ten cents, but Cohen offered a premium, taking the first tag this afternoon. Catholic fair activities continue this evening with girls selling tags ahead of Tag Day on Saturday.
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St. Anthons
Leon Cohen
Whiskey Candy Deception Reported in North Yakima
A Kentucky distillery representative plans to offer whiskey presented as candy tabs or sticks in North Yakima. Chewed or dissolved in water, the product mimics liquor and is tied to the local option law debate.
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Yakima
Naw
Kentucky
Priest Consoles With Hugs and Kisses
Alameda Calif Nov 11 The failure to locate Edna Clark missing art student today drove her mother to lose hope of seeing her alive An official bishops court will open late today to probe charges that Rev Payson Young hugged and kissed Edna in his study and that the rector consoled other women in the congregation The rector is expected to answer in his own defense
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Alameda
Calif
Edna Clark
Church of
St. Mary the Virgin
Bishops’ Court
Payson Young
Edna
Hungarian Socialists Stage Violent Demonstration
Budapest on November 11 saw a violent socialist demonstration erupt in the city center as crowds clashed with police, resulting in injuries before authorities intervened.
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Budapest
Hungary
Kidnapper Led by 16 Day Manhunt Caught in Washington
Leo Bezemer, who abducted E. P. English and demanded 85000, was captured by Deputy Sheriffs J. W. Wheeler Joe Hill and Steve Meek at the home of farmer David Fay on Bit terlake’s south shore after a 16 day chase. He slept at the Fay home when seized and is jailed in Seattle. Bezemer had earlier shot at a posse near Marysville and boasted of years in logging camps along the route from Mount Vernon to Bitter Lake.
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Wealthy
Seattle
Wash
Leo Bezemer
E. P. English
J. W. Wheeler
Joe Hill
Steve Meek
David Fay
Bitterlake
J. B. Johnson
Bezemer
Fay
Rezemer
Marysville
Dunham
Mukiltee
Mount Vernon
Fitterlake
Harry Traces
President Roosevelt Told About Arnica Inquiries
Philadelphia November 11 Roosevelt appears well informed on Atflen according to astronomer explorer and author Harry Johnston who says the president talked with him recently but could share only minor facts about Atfen Johnston notes the rest was taught to Roosevelt.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
America
Aftlen
Hiarrry Johoten
Atffen
Johnston Aome
Tennessee Mourns Death of Carmack
Columbia Tennessee observes the death of former Senator Carmack with funeral rites today. Under a city proclamation all business houses close from 11 to 1. Citizens from across the state gathered at the cemetery as fear and speculation spread about the shooting by Tom Cooper and its wide implications.
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Columbia, Tenn
Carmack
Thomas
Thottn Cooper
Paraguay Recognized New Government by United States
Washington Nov 11 The United States announced recognition of Paraguay's new government, established after a successful revolution last spring. The move follows a period of diplomatic shifts and confirms Washington's stance on the regime change.
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Paraguay
Washington, D.C
United Elues
Poraguay
Wheat advances but little selling in Umatilla county
Wheat prices rose one cent but buyers offered almost no grain yesterday in Umatilla county. Most farmers holding out for 80 cents, aiming to sell when prices strengthen further, with some predicting two to three more cents rise soon. Grain purchased earlier this season is moved quickly for shipment as flour demand remains strong.
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Umatlie
Theonta
Umatilla County
Byers
Shipwrecked Sailors Saved in Mid Ocean
Seven men forced to abandon their schooner after a November 2 gale. The Fr. n Speny sailed from Philadelphia October 20 bound for Calais Maine, struck by a northeast gale, began leaking, and was saved by the Austrian steamer Morindol after the lifeboat crew endured harsh conditions before launch.
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New
Marly
Death by own action shocks The Dalles crowd
A grim find by Mrs. C. Bowers reveals the body of John Carlson behind J. M. Marden’s residence on West Fourth Street. A label reading carbolic acid and an empty bottle suggest he died by self harm. Carlson, about 40, a possibly wandering laborer, appears to have taken poison after hardship. Burial is expected tomorrow.
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John Carlson
Fiat
Carlson
Cape
Dee
Norwegian Explorer Plans Pole Voyage Lecture Tour
Captain Amuniesen from Christiana Norway outlines a lecture tour to raise funds for a voyage to the north pole. He expects to leave San Francisco early in 1910.
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Christhina
Norway
Amuniesen
Othe North Pole
San Francisco
Scandinavian Exodus From Whatcom County Planned
In December many Swedes and Norwegians from Whatcom County Washington will leave for Europe to visit home for Christmas and surprise their aging families. It is estimated at least 50 Scandinavian citizens will depart for Europe during the holidays.
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Rarny
Whatcom County
Wash
Japanese Lawyer Says Japan Could Mobilize Army In San Francisco
Baltimore reporter notes Dr Mitsuji Nyikama claims Japan, while poor from war, could mobilize forces in San Francisco and California. He says Japan might invite 100 American newspaper men to visit Japan to study conditions and prepare for a prolonged conflict.
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Masuji Nyikama
United States
Bay City
Japan
Baltimore
Mitsuji Nyikama
San Francisco
California
Roosevelt declines Ireland lecture visit for 1909
Dublin November 11 reports President Roosevelt answering a correspondent invitation to lecture in Ireland. He states he does not plan to visit Ireland in 1909, indicating no current travel to the country.
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Dublin
Roosevelt
Ireland
Emma Calve Stricken By Illness In Pittsburg
Opera star Emma Calve arrives from Erie to sing at the Pittsburg orchestra season opener but is prostrated by illness and likely confined to her room for ten days or more, forcing cancellation of her appearance tomorrow night.
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Pittsburg
Emma Calve
Erie
Railway thefts traced to company staff in Dijon
Paris reports wholesale robberies from railway trains at Dijon traced to company employees. Eighteen guards arrested, accused of long running thefts of various goods. Recovered items include clothing toys perfumes liquors champagne books dress material and more.
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Paris
Dijon
Fatal shooting at Doane's logging camp in Union Bay
In Vancouver BC a logger accident at Doane's logging camp left James Godfrey dead. He was near the bunk house when a hunter, believing his rifle unloaded, fired a cartridge that remained in the chamber. The bullet struck Godfrey in the abdomen, causing fatal injuries.
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Vancouver
B. C
Doane
Union Bay
James Godfrey
Sancha Camelia Seen In Tacoma After San Francisco Disaster
A giant Turk who ran a bathhouse in San Francisco before the quake faced a prison sentence in Tacoma for stealing 259 pounds in gold, pugats, and cash from a locker at the Hothouse where he worked, after narrowly escaping the deadly earthquake and fire that claimed his wife, child, parents, business, and home.
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Tacoma
San Francisco
Sancha Camelia
Improvment scheme cost under labor act proposal
The estimated cost of the improvement scheme under the labor act, proposed to be carried out by the Belfast Ireland portal councils amounts to 14 400 at the rate of 875 per cottage.
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Gelfast, Irelaud, Poral Councels
Fire destroys Adams Hotel and adjacent buildings
A morning blaze at 4 o'clock destroyed the Adams Hotel and four nearby small structures in Adams. No injuries reported as guests were evacuated. The Ro Rosenvelt owned hotel building burned, with $1900 insured and $700 more for furniture. cause unknown.
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Bulding
Jeveleck
Sitle
Balling
Ro Rosenvelt
Joe EU
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