Monument and wartime notes in late 19th century columns
A mixed尼 ow of items reports Father J McTimphans near death at Wajena Kaw Dr Tower Minn un v unveiling of a McKinley memorial in the northwest, crop shortages in Russia and parts of the east rye deficit in Beranton Pa Temple Mining settles strike risk Havana bids for Mannava rower contract and Major General Hamilton to South Africa Ireland’s envoys address Mech anic Hall Mechanic Hall meeting led by Redmond McHugh and Doonell Garrison buys 186000 acres in western Kansas for a vast wheat panel navy spending shows Bradford’s annual report detailing 2 5 million spent on 224 108 tons of oil at seven dollar per ton.
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Wajena
Kaw
Tower
Minn
Willam McKinley
Hussia
Beranton
Temple Mining Company
Havana
S McGivney
K.P. Rochige
Jersey City
Tan Hamilton
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Iakes
London
Ireland
Woten
Mechanic’ Hall Moaten
John F. Redmond
M. A. McHugh
Thomas Doonell
William Iiond Garrison
William Orden
MclLean County
Hilinoia
Kansas
Bradford
Independent steamer line talk dominates Oregon ports
Fragmented notes discuss a proposed Portland to Astoria steamer service tied to Loewe and Clark. items mention bids 10000 and 1000 dollars, while unrelated vandalism in Westen city archives and political moves in Harvard, Seattle, and Alaska surface amidst a jumbled set of figures and names.
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Portland
Astoria
Loewe and Clark
Senator Mitchell Pushes Eastern Oregon Federal Court Plan
Senator Mitchell proposes creating a distinct Eastern Oregon federal district with its own judge, marshal, clerk, and U S attorney based in Baker City. He favors a court serving Malheur Grant Harney Wallowa Union and others, arguing travel needs and regional access justify a new federal court.
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Baker City
Ho Mitchell
Oregon
Marshal Cleek
United States
Megiletan
Portland
Grant
Maker
Wallowa
Union
Uapatista
Cook
Sherman
Wheeler
Aiateet
Lortheae
Linn
Conn
Freent
Tariano
Cascades
Taker City
Jude
Cascaden
Mitchell
I. Rend
Herty
Wheat market reacts on lower cables and global cues
The New York market report from J L Ray & Co notes a wheat price shift as cables decline and global cues pull sentiment. Chicago opened at 244% and closed 227% with volatile intraday highs and lows, while stocks declined and money held near 4 percent. sugar and railroad stocks show mixed moves in early trading.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Corm
Liverpool
Chicago
Money
Legally Separated Four Times Mrs Coffin Plans Marriage Again
Chicago report notes Mrs Grave Coffin daughter of Amon Buell the murdered millionaire seeks a third divorce from Frank Coffin. This marks her fourth divorce across prior remarriages with Jamon Walker and John Walker Coffin, all ended on grounds of incomparability as she contemplates a forthcoming marriage to a prominent Chicago figure.
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Chicago
Johm Walkerot
Money Trust Forming In New York Banks
A New York report dated November 12 says 85 percent of deposits are controlled by 67 interests, totaling about 1 billion dollars. The piece names New York Life Insurance, Mutual Life, and J. P. Morgan interests among those holding major deposits, with ongoing concerns about concentration in the banking system.
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New York
Fatomlent Vivien
New York Life Incranes
Mitua
Crance
Ma Vehee Lite Insurancs
J.P. Morgan & Cy
C. W. Morse
Nome Contempt Case Proceedings In San Francisco
Judge Noyes faced crowd examination in the Nome contempt case. He described Hintages as making general and specific denials and noted witnesses. Noyes said Alex McKenzie is a man of large means and perfect integrity, with his recollections on major points seeming to falter.
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San Francisco
Nome
Noyes
Alex McKenzie
Kitchener Reports Boer Losses in Free State
Lord Kitchener says General De Wet is gathering troops in the northeastern Free State. He notes Boer losses since November include 106 killed 104 wounded and 0 surrendered.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Dewet
Noy
Turbulent Crime Report Points to Ongoing Investigations
Leavenworth dispatch notes multiple robberies and suspects in custody as agents gather further details. Reports mention burglaries across Iowa Michigan and Indiana with substantial losses and pending sentencing.
Opposition to Chinese Exclusion Act Led by Minister Wu Tung Fang
In Washington a Christian led coalition opposes the Chinese Exclusion Act. Wu Tung Fang heads a campaign deeming the statute inequitable and harmful to both Chinese immigrants and broader U.S. interests. The group seeks full repeal and urges policy reform aligned with moral and national interests.
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Wu Tung Fang
Washington, Nay
Martel
Unclear fragment hints at murder confession in alcohol death
A garbled account suggests a man confessed to causing a death by keeping a victim drunk to cover a murder. The text mentions a supposed victim named Charlie Coonan from Branaville and a suspect linked to Goodman. The fragmented wording makes exact details uncertain.
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Lavainv
Oll Trethburn
Charlie Coonan
Branaville
Goodman
Admiral to Await Turkey Promises Fulfillment
The French squadron in Turkish waters is noted as arriving, with the admiral set to stay until the Porte fulfills promises to France. Read mentions Syria Island and Mytilene as context, signaling tense naval expectations in the region.
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Syria
France
Three Chicago Editors Sent To Jail For Contempt
In Chicago Homer and Canteld were jailed for contempt of court with sentences of thirty days each. The case involved other editors and reporters who received similar terms. Proceedings discussed the impact on press freedom and potential appeals, with custody remaining as legal actions continued.
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Chicago
Homer
Canteld
Aftaly
Sowifidee Hanecy
Lawrence
Amourhomy
Tomer
Ow Heli
Carrolho Fd
Ite
Hatemond
Hanery
Canfield
Toleme
Erie
Moment Papers
Wales
Orb
New York Law 12 Probe Reveals Bank Beating Odd Scheme
A garbled report outlines a probe into a New York law case, referencing a seventh nation and a bank involved in an alleged scheme. Investigators examine who used assets while others were engaged in an alleged wrongdoing. The text is unclear on key names and dates.
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New York
Etiepeenobon
Nathomad Bank
Svemeviny
Bateyaive explorations and a noted remedy tale
An odd report describes an expedition from a inland starting point and distant landmarks in Alaska. It touts a long known remedy claimed to cure stomach, bowel, liver and kidney troubles, constipation and fever, promising universal success and a private preparation.
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Bateyaive
Alaska
Lumber Yard Promises Complete Stock From Own Mill
The New Lumbermen offer a large stock of lumber and building materials including shingles, trim, moulding, tar paper, and hoses. They claim direct-from-mill prices and first-class quality while urging customers to wait for them before buying.
Gray's Harbor Commercial Co Estate Notice
Gray's Harbor Commercial Co opposite Wo and Ki Depot announces a public notice managed by W. J. Srewell. The brief item identifies the firm and its location under the attendance of manager W. J. Srewell.
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Gray's Harbor Commercial Co
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