88th Chamber Banquet and Miscellaneous News Items
The 88th annual Chamber of Commerce banquet was held at Delmonico's on Tyee lay overning. Thomas Hart was unanimously renominated for mayor by the Moston republican convention last night. The United States training ship Alert sailed from San Diego for Magdalena Bay for practice. General and Mr. Corbin returned to Washington from a bridal tour in New York and Canada. Fire destroyed the Sampler Carena mulgar refinery at Genoa, the largest in Italy. two elite were killed. Robbers blew open the gate of First National Bank at Mondori, Wis. $5,000 to $6,000 secured. W. D. Buchanan, who murdered Pealleeman White at June 1 City, Kan, was captured at Port Rilen. Fire damaged the five story brick building at Ninth and Walsh streets, St. Paul, with a loss of ? . An unconfirmed report circulates that Tao Mu, viceroy of Kwang Tong and Kwang Su, is dead. Reports of tensions in Washington over mineral appointments and port telephony charges continue. Paterno of the Filipino cabinet elected president of a new peace party. Tem Belo Reve elected vice president. Senator Turner cites a river and harbor bill. the defeated bill will be posted at the commission. President Hoover has revived an order amending civil service regulations to restore civilian positions in the war department. The William McKinley Memorial Arch Association appeals for contributions to Canton monument funding.
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Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico
First National Bank
Mondori
Wisate
W. D. Buchanan
Pealleeman White
City
Kan
Port Rilen
Ninth and
Walsh Streets
St. Paul
Tao Mu
Kwang Tong
Kwang Su
Washington
United States
Englishiven
Port Ofice Telephone
Cvetorn
Yale
Paterno
New Peace Party
Tembelo Reve
Turner
Commerce
Hoosewelt
Pacific Northwest Briefs: appointments, deaths, and politics
George W. South named postmaster at Medical Springs while Dr. Travedale resigns. Andrew Jack Matson dies near Myrtle Creek. Hatchery output tops 5 million. Labor resolutions urge Geary re-enactment on Chinese exclusion. Indians at Silette resuming payments. probate case against ex-Representative Sweet of Idaho filed in Lewis County. Steunenberg settles lumber payments. Shoup political turbulence widens as meeting date shifts.
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George W. South
Medical Springs
View Joseph Travedale
Andrew Jack Matson
Myrtle Creek
Twitchell
J. W. Berrian
Rogue River
Axturia Council
Federation of Labor
Oregon
Congress
Spokane
Fragmented OCR Confuses Drug Inquiry and Police Action
Fragmented text shows a police investigation, mentions narcotics, medical staff, and a court case. Names and places are garbled, but references to drugs, a hospital setting, and attempts to identify suspects appear. The material depicts a chaotic report with unclear details and numerous illegible segments.
Royalty in Turmoil Over Queen Wilhelmina's Wines
Nov 21 report claims a Holorade sensation from yesterday detailing a violent quarrel between King Alexander and Quon Drags. The queen allegedly drank poison after a confrontation, was rushed to a hospital, and remains affected the next morning as doctors try to stabilize her. Parliament debates royal authority amid unrest.
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Infin Poath
Zasiaya
Alexander
Quon Drags
Abe
Pease
Ieee i Hungeria
Wheat and grain activity muted in New York market
The New York market reported light trading with narrow moves across grains. Wheat futures showed limited action with December and May shifts, while corn stayed strong and stocks rose. Sugar and cotton prices posted modest gains as rail stocks like Union Pacific moved higher.
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New York
Liverpool
Sly
Boers expected favors soon may end war
A dispatch from Amsterdam states a likely event within a month that could end the war in the Boers' favor though details are unclear. London reports Kitehead claiming capture of Commanda Hive during Boer raids on railway workers near Villeradorp with British casualties not yet listed.
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Amsterdam
Kruger
Hilverain Ie
London
Kitehead
Commanda Hive
Villeradorp
Governors resist railroad merger across Northwest states
Washington Governor Jobe Rogers says he has not received a formal proposal from Minnesota Governor Van Sant and will review terms with Montana and other states. He instructed Washington's attorney general to study the matter and may withhold judgment until legal and fiscal implications are clear. Governor Van Sant vows to persist, hints at possible extra sessions to block consolidation if feasible.
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Reet
Oregonian
Jobe Rogers
Washington
van Sant
Minnesota
Montana
Pan
Northern Pace
Brattan
St. Paul
Fae
Montane
Royal misfortune rumors in Vienna report
Believed to involve Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Consort in a publicized royal dispute. Dispatches note foreign legations report no confirmation of an attempted manipulation of Queen Wilhelmina. Antwerp notes claim serious disagreement and royal jealousy affecting Dutch monarchy.
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Vienna
Orage
Struvian Legation
Wilhelmina
Annual Walla Walla Teachers Institute Session
The seventeenth annual Walla Walla County Teachers Institute opens at Whitman Memorial Chapel Nov. 25 for five days. Notables include President Ryan of Pullman and President Penton of Walla Walla. A reception and public lecture evenings follow, with music by Whitman Academy and various committees guiding arrangements.
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Walla Walla
Hopetal
Walla Walla County
Teachera
Whitin Memorial Chapel
Oly
New 25
Ryan
Pullman
Penton
Walla
Pearoan
Reche Hamilton
North Gallraith
Chase
V. 8
Douley
Dewale Ghemyy
Whitman Chapel
Whitwien Academy
US Request for Dardanelles Pass Sparks Turbulence
Vienna reports Constantinople telegraphs that Washington seeks porte permission for an American ship to sail the Dardanelles to protest Bulgaria over the abduction and captivity of Miss Stone. Berlin notes deny such action was taken or contemplated.
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Viennna
Tageblatt
Constantinople
Whellington
Porte
Dardanelles
Bulgaria
Ming Stone
Omnes
Washington
United States
Theodore Jackson and Miss De Debar Trial Resumes
A detective testified papers found in a trunk by the prisoners claim the woman holds noble titles and connections to the Koresba Unita sect. The testimony suggests the sect is connected to the alleged theocratic movement behind the case.
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Fakir
London
Theodore Jackson
Dis Debar
Koresba Unita
America
Insteed
San Francisco Exclusion Convention Urges Federal Action
San Francisco leaders and delegates gathered November 21 to back a movement to repeal exclusion laws. Mayor Phelan opened the meeting as proponents plan to push a memorial to Congress with Geary and other delegates ready to present the case for a national standard.
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Congress
Phelan
Portlander Murder Report From East Side
A body is found in Portland on the East Side this morning. Police report a homicide linked to a jealous suspect identified as Keroon. Authorities, including James Morrow, are handling the investigation with ongoing inquiries in the East Portion.
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Portliod
James Morrow
Don
Wolf Zwicker
Leon Works
Jonlowy
Earnings of Railroads Compared for Two Years
The New York Financier compiles earnings and operating expenses of railroads for two years, showing net earnings and changes in operating costs. It lists maintenance, transportation, and changes in equipment as key expense categories and names several incorporators of a related company.
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Pacific Northwest News
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Iake State Land Board
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Whitman College Memorial Chapel
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Joy Watterman
John Behmita
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