Sayings of Jesus in Egypt and Thomas gospel debate
Archaeologists report discoveries on the sayings of Jesus linked to Thomas in a papyrus buried south of Cairo. The discussion, led by Dr. Grenfelt and others, contrasts Luke and Thomas texts and notes a mystical context around the kingdom of heaven.
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Egypt
Cairo
Jesus
Wered
St Thomas
Kingdom of Heaven
Enor
Eay- Luke
Ja Grenfelt
Abe
Thomas
Christ
Fragmentary California notice from Preston and Oakland names
Fragmentary OCR presents a California notice referencing Preston in Making, Hatch of Oakland, a recovery hope, Mrs Ha Mer at home in Oakland, and a sale to Fratele for 6500 in a reservation addition near a block formerly used as a bid area. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Preston
Ents, Hatch
Oakland
Cal
Ha Mer
Francis Bay
By. Fratele
Man shoots in saloon as Parker shot through body
Edward Hughes, a La Grande farmer, shot Jim Parker in a saloon after a scuffle. Parker, known as a troubled fighter, attacked Hughes with a heavy bottle and was wounded in the chest and hand. Parker likely to recover. authorities unlikely to arrest Hughes if Parker dies, as shooting occurred amid a noisy crowd and Hughes claimed self defense. Both men hail from Union County pioneer families.
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la Grande
East
Parker
da Grande
Huces
Union County
Princess Elizabeth of Hesse Dies in Poland
The royal child Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Grand Duke of Hesse, died of cholera in Poland amid a dispute between her divorced parents. The death has stirred reactions from the czar, queen, and the Duke among European royalty.
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Berlin
Elizabeth
Grand Duke of Hease
Poland
Czar
Ceorinn
Duke of Hesse
Men Return to Homestead Plate Mills After Idle Period
Sixteen to twenty eight hundred workers at Carnegie Steel Company Homestead resumed duties this morning following a three week layoff. The return marks a restart of activity in the plant as operations normalize after the idle spell.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
Leveling Land for Water Near Echo Irrigation Project
The Butter Creek Irrigation Company begins ditch construction near Echo, planning 29 miles of ditch starting west of Echo. Manager Harry Rodgers oversees operations as 320 acres are leveled locally, with contractors and private firms preparing a regional irrigation center. Wires down and market quotes from Coe Commission.
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Butter Creek Irrigation Company
Echo
Harry Rodgers
Nul
Echo Wit Water
Colonel Newport
Bia
G. W. Hunt
Coe Commission Company
E. Kennedy
Lo Pendleton
Chicago
Life
Fay
No Abatement of Great Strike Strands Chicago
Chicago engineers and firemen fail to report for duty as a complete tie up looms. Teamsters, linemen, and electricians poised for sympathy strikes threaten rail and coal transport. Police guard cars as clashes flare, riots narrowly averted in levee district. officials confer, no arbitration planned.
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Chicago
Tamsters
Levee
Demurrers Overruled In Porto Nav Lands Case
Judge Bellinger overruled demurrers in the case of Marcie Ware Horace McKinsey and A. A Puter this afternoon. The demurrer was taken on in safelence of the fudfermen naming the meridian where lands were allegedly fraudulently disposed of.
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Porto Nav
Bellinger
Marcie Ware
Horace McKinsey
A. O Puter
Special Session Probable in Portland
Governor Chamberlain reports four replies to a call for a special session, with 36 in favor of an extra session. He expects no one will join, and a call for an extra session will follow if needed.
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Portland
Chamberlain
Forey-Hecht
Moody trial opens in Portland with jury sought
Malcolm A Moody's trial begins at 2 o'clock in Portland. Attorneys for the defense and the prosecutor Jake Hall set to conduct the proceedings. The case aims to secure a jury by November 23. River core ton mill operatives face a 10 percent wage cut.
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Portland
Ajax
Malcolm A. Moody
Pipes and Tiffts
Jake Hall
Mall River Core Ton Milla
Government Affairs Hurrying to Immediate Cuba Vote
In a 156 to 165 vote the House adopted a rule for immediate consideration of the Cuban reciprocity bill and barred amendments with a vote by 1 PM Thursday. Minority lawmakers urge striking the no-sugar-reduction clause and seek broader reciprocity, citing a potential check on the sugar trust. Also discussed are Yosemite Park land purchases and a United States commissioner appointment.
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Workington, New
Dalyell
Williams
House
Roosevelt
Howe
Panama
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wewears and Means Committee
Cuba
Owen Treet
Nore
Canada
Yosemite Park
Washington
Gerrard
Yosemite National Park
United States
Paleo
Beaupre
Colon
Lin
Senator Smith Backs County Session Call
Senator C J Buith prepared reply to governor on whether county should request a legislative session. He notes county is financially sound but tax issues may burden interest. All dole districts favor funds from a special tax. cities mostly in favor but cautious. He recommends a short session focused on tax questions and avoiding outside matters unless emergency.
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C. J. Buith Hoe
Salem
Dole
Colombia Protests U S Action Over Panama Sece ssi on
London Nov 16 Colombia cables a lengthy protest against the United States war on Panama. The note accuses America of fomenting separatism, hastily recognizing Panama’s independence, and aiding rebellion suppression. It urges world knowledge of the protest.
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Colombia
London
United States
Panama
America
Extradition Requisition Issued for Baking Powder Trust Leader
Missouri governor signs requisition papers to extradite William Zeigler of the baking powder trust from New York. Zeigler was indicted Saturday for bribery linked to the antimalarial bill before the last legislature. State Senator Matthewe charged with bribery. judge Hazel adjourned the case to December 16.
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Missouri
New York
Jefferson City
William Zeigler
Baking Powder Trust
Mathewe
Ribery
Hazel
Remembe
Fine furs filched in Wisconsin wholesale job
Janesville Wisconsin May 16. Hent wick's dry goods store robbed of about 15000 dollars worth of fine silks and furs between Saturday night and this morning. The burglars worked with expert efficiency scattering cheap grades across the floor.
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Wisconsin
Janesville
Wis
Hentwick
Try
Car Barn Fire Leaves Three Firefighters Dead in Cleveland
A fire at a car barn on Holden Avenue caused about 200000 in damage as a wall collapsed burying five firefighters. The dead are Robert Duffy James Schweds and Robert Reed. Harry Van Velde Kurt and Mike Corrigan were fatally hurt. Madrid notes the queen mother plans to leave Spain for Austria within two months after quarrels with King Alfonso.
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Cleveland
Holden Avenue
Robert Duffy
James Schweds
Robert Reed
Harry van Velde
Eriounly Kurt
Mike Corrigan
Madrid
Spain
Austria
Alfonso
Forty Killed in Louisiana Train Wreck
A rear end collision on the Minois Central near Kentwood Louisiana killed forty people and injured twenty three. Most victims were African American with one white man among the dead. The McComb City train failed to clear the track, causing the tragedy near Kentwood as the Northern Express bound for Chicago passed. Authorities report forty dead and twenty injured, thirty nine of the dead and twenty of the injured were African American. A white Crystal Springs, Mississippi man later died and a unknown white woman and child burned beyond recognition.
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New Orleans
Minois Central
Kentwood
McComb City
Chicago
Stallon
1 Express
Kaleer
Crystal Springs
Mins
Corbett and Fitzsimmons to meet in May in San Francisco
Private arrangements set for an eight round bout between Jim Corbett and Hob Fitzsimmons at the Yosemite Club in San Francisco early in May. Lord Kitchener’s leg broken in Simla after a tunnel accident left him incapacitated for some time. Orestes Pierce, president of the Willamette Pulp and Paper Mill, died at Oregon City from kidney disease.
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Lord Kitchener
Simla
India
Kitchener
Orestes Pierce
Willamette Pulp and Paper Mille
Oregon City
Finances of Woodcraft Order Appear Sound and Strong
The Women of Woodcraft report strong finances with a November 1 cash balance of 40,700.73 in the benefit fund, plus 72,200.80 in a development fund. The reserve fund holds 114,784 in securities and 8,410.09 in cash, totaling 117,109.09. General fund cash surplus stands at 16,257.40, bringing total cash and securities to 204,751.52. Grand Guardian Van Orsdall leaves for Colorado soon, while Mia Cora O. Wilson arrives to handle duties and affirm strong member faith in the order.
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Mia
Cora O. Wilson
Pullman
Wash
Crand Managers
Women of Wookcraft
Wth
Grand Guardian van Orsdall
Mie van Oradall
Colorado
Womeon of
Woodcraft
Grand Guardian van Orordall
Tan
Duplevant
Jay
Retrial of Mrs Kennedy Opens Second Hearing
Kansas City reports the retrial of Mrs Kennedy for the murder of her husband. The case, entwined with allegations of coercion and a contested marriage, moves to a second hearing as jurists exchange testimonies and discuss the defendant's guilt and motive. Additional briefs note boxing results, court adjournments, and agricultural chatter from La Grande.
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Kansas City
Kanene City
Mrwtain
Prince Kennedy
Toy
Jody
John WW. Wefford
Josie Wo
Alera
Callan
Lovey
Kennedy
Kenney
Meron Die Itch Company
Dalla
Ee Eo
Mra
Tom
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