World News Roundup Reports Global Events and Figures
A sprawling colonial era dispatch cites Mrs Marcus Daly as a Nemier of Awe and notes various international items from Moscow to Argentina. It mentions a New York dry goods basement project, court cases in New York, and reports on King Edward, Spain artillery losses, and other European and American affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Daly
St. Late World
Pate Himelate
Fata Plage
Moscow
Onlempm
Kief Kherzon
Russtan
Marehall Field & Co. C Anate
New York
Thetis
Frederick ‘Treves
Edward
Corunna
Spain
Frank Farrell
Maurice Conningham
Argentina
John W. Mackay
Commercial Cable Company
Tte
San Francisco
Mra
David
Calumet
Masa
Polmenime
Exhifon
Cepinatiog
Sali Pasha
Powerful county figure mourns long service and marriage end
A county official of long service, Ira Tweed, mourns the loss of a prominent elder and notes the marriage license issue following HL A Holmes's death. Portland clerk Swentland reports the proceedings were held in the city, with the timing tied to the upcoming formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillabore
Tindas
Ira Tweed
Rovert D Hawley
Rem
Governor Seeks Inquiry On Railway Merger Report
The governor said a formal inquiry will be opened into the alleged railway merger. He noted no contact has been made by Van Sant of Minnesota and declined to comment further pending state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Cheer
van Sant
I Paul Ave
Nebraska and Minnesota Washington Enforce Anti merger Law
Nebraska pledges to join Minnesota and Washington in enforcing state anti merger provisions. The author notes a constitutional prohibition on combining railroads and indicates the attorney general will pursue actions to curb a potential Union Pacific merger amid ongoing interstate competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Turlington
Chay Orn Sivake
Gover
Nebraska
Minnesota
Washington
Rey Ceneral
Governor Van Sant Faces Railroad Merger Challenge
A garbled 1920s style note describes Governor Van Sant invoking a statute to block a railroad merger. It mentions the Northern and Northern Pete railroads, the Northern Securities Company of New Jersey, and section 2008 in a bid to stop consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintiesnotar
Vincosamt
Sorthern Securition Colony
New Jerey
Nathivowd Corporation
Milroad Corporation
Prohibition Sparks Coalition Split in Portland Realignment
A garbled report from The Portland Oregonian notes a coalition split over prohibition and a new deal. It mentions two properties under one management and references Dee Jeet, Behe, and Be diverse entities amid the political shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Portland Oregonian
Behe
Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang urges admission of officials merchants and students
Wu Ting Fang says Chinese officials merchants and students should be admitted while coolies must be kept out under the Chinese exclusion act. The interview appears in the North American and is dated Philadelphia November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
North American Today
Wu Ting Fang
Police Officials Resign Amid Athens Disorder
Athens reports the prefect of police and the gendarmerie commandant have resigned in response to yesterday's bloody disorders. Authorities fear further unrest as revolutionary elements remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Miner Leon Goedby Dies in Baden
A California miner named Leon Goedby died at Baden and his body will be conveyed to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
California
Leon Goedby
Baden
San Francisco
Wheat market fluctuates as cables weigh on early trade
The New York market report notes wheat opening lower on Indifferent cable tone with a later recovery. Prices show mixed moves across corn and other listed futures with irregular shifts and references to Liverpool, New York, Chicago openings, and notable percent changes amid a volatile session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Pylowe Tony
ST Siaar
Br Pal
Trion Pacific Way
Escaped prisoner absconds toward mountains near All
A man named Hivond Chenowedth with accomplices fled from Sheriff Marine's Tolon county custody during transport to an asylum in Salem. They were rearrested at Vita but escaped again under Constable Woilhersdiay. He reportedly headed toward the mountains near Warren's and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivond Chenowedth
Grnmey Hirieher
Tevin Juciper
Ehitches
Sheriff Marine
Tolon County
Salem
Vita
Woilhersdiay
Warren's
Furnace accident at Rehoenbergera mills leaves most of body unidentifiable
A worker fell into a furnace at Rehoenbergera mills and suffered severe burns. The incident left most of the body unrecognizable while the left coat tag remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Rehoenbergera Mills
Sold Liquor on Sunday Sparks Ordinance Clash
Walla Walla officials report sale of liquor on Sunday violated city rules, provoking prosecutions and legal action. The court hearings focus on ordinance compliance and penalties, with police citing ongoing violations and expected rulings.
Prisoners Confined at Fate Penitentiary Reported
Local dispatch from Walla Walla notes 21 inmates held at Fate Penitentiary as of yesterday. King County arrivals and transfers were reported by the steamer route for the day, with local authorities confirming continued confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Hyadal
Thy
Tlmee
King County
Arter
Rhee Cilio Ae
War price planned by friends ends with social gathering
A group of about seventy five friends in Walle Walla staged a war price for a winter departure to Los Angeles. They spent Wednesday night with song and social converse, and light refreshments were served as the plan unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walle
Walla
New
Medien
Dom
Menon
George
Lin Angeles
Thanksgiving turkey market tightens in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on November 2 the market shows high demand for turkeys with prices around 18 cents per pound live weight. Local supply is scarce as shipments from nearby areas falter and city buyers fear shortages ahead of Thanksgiving. Merchants report 1000 fat birds needed, with hopes to meet at least half that target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Considine Acquitted in Chief Meredith Murder Case
The Seattle jury found John Considine not guilty of murdering Police Chief Meredith. Verdict delivered after three hours of deliberation. Considine and supporters show quiet relief as the court and attendees react without incident. Jurors refuse to discuss initial ballots or deliberation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdict
Poles Meredith
Seattle
John Considine
Meredith
Prince Is a Poor Husband Sparks Queen’s Turmoil Rumors
In a tense report, factions warn of vengeance if Queen Wilhelmina faces further trouble. The piece claims the prince’s conduct worsens the royal crisis, alleging disquiet among supporters and mounting public anger toward the crown.
Alexander Accused Of Bias Toward Servian Army Officer
A report dated November 22 alleges Hoda Peoath faces scrutiny over partial conduct toward a Servian Army officer. The document cites clouded ethics and potential improper influence linked to a Windnewday incident and mentions Drage being probed for alleged dimrepute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoda
Servis
Higeore
Olen
Labor Federation Charges Gross Neglect In Smuggler Mine Horror
Miners blamed owners for unsafe conditions after a disaster at Smuggler Mine near Wedntiter Nevada. The Miners Federation states the tragedy shows deliberate neglect and vows action, citing failed safety measures and ignored warnings.
Unclear OCR Report Describes Alleged Right of Way Orders
A Hoston man says he saw orders granting right of way related to a wreck. Debris and injured were removed to a hospital as investigators review train crew actions. Officials deny the alleged orders and legal authorities refuse comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Apel
Meeting of archbishop discusses church in new islands waters
Washington November 22 report on the annual meeting of Catholic archbishops. They discussed church affairs and plans concerning new island possessions and relevant waters. The record notes cautious efforts and a focus on church policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiehington
Indian snake leader again stirs Creek uprising
In Oklahoma on November 22 The Indian reports that Osage Snake, who led the Creek uprising last spring, is using secret devices to renew efforts to provoke the tribe into further conflict, as authorities seek to avert renewed hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inthrie
Okla
Schley Defense Denies Costly Inquiry
Washington reports Capt. Parker, counsel for Schley, stating the inquiry did not bankrupt or harm his client. He denies that the investigation cost Schley or impoverished him, asserting the process had no severe financial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parcker
Schley
Count von Hatefeld Dies as Eminent German Diplomat
Count von Hatefeld, a leading German diplomat, died today. The obituary notes his prominence in diplomatic circles and marks the end of a long career.
Whitney City Sues Sheriff Over Water Rights Deed
City Attorney Avatin Craig of Whitney instructed by aldermen to sue Sheriff A Hi Huntington at the next term for selling and deeding the town water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avatin Craig
Whitney
A. Hi. Huntington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Rule Hotel
Amet Court
Johnson Streets
Pendonon
Onegon
M. F. Kelly
Trajan
Ascot
the Alexander Department Store
Boston
Rederick Nolf
Madallions
Germany
Sewkets
Baskts
Austria
Suoh
Sige
GC. Rohrmanr
Carpet
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Cole
J. C. Taylor
Main Street
Oregon
General News
Oler
Christman
Cuba
Kosten Miuseum
T. J
Mlth
Tae
Minn Bione
Tao
Detrander
Samagoy
Turkey
Pacific Northwest News
Ciile
Flor
Geer
St. Paul
Savage Crawfishing
Linen
Hovernay
Chavennion van Sant
Ajmell
Combine
Gerlin
Chenoweth
Alba
Mountains
French Masons Appeal
Paria
Aroneh
Maglieh
City Connekt
Kirkman
Krewer
Willan
Hedmen
Considine
Prince
Prince Consort
Wilhelmina
Orious
Alexande
Queen Draga
Labor Federation
Ciakt
Nev
Wwe
Cilea
Train Wreck
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!