IGE Bound and Storm Swept Freighter Trapped on Rocks
Reports say the 60 foot freighter Consort and the Madera are lost after storm wrecks on Lakes Superior, Huron and Michigan. Crow wreckage and ore freighters beached. storm worsens Northwest history. In Idaho heavy snows complicate travel as Montana rails bury and temperatures drop. Edenborn and Madera tale: Edenborn’s crew survived while tow line cut before collision.
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Madera
Superior
Huron
Michigan
Lake Pond d'Oreille
Idaho
Northwest
Drew
Wis
Edenborn
Wrecks Reported on Lake Pend d’Ortelle and Idaho Sinking
Band Point Idaho November 30 Harvey McMurray and his lake steamer Idaho disappeared after leaving Hope with freight. A heavy storm on Lake Pend d Ortelle is believed to have filled the boat with water and sunk both craft. The lake is about 3000 feet deep. McMurray, twenty six, son of Andy McMurray of Hope, had only recently bought the boat and was inexperienced in handling it. Local steamer Reis sighted wreckage along the Wisconsin shore and reported scows and vessels stranded in the area.
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Pend d'Ortelle
Band Point
Idaho
Harvey McMurray
Lake Pend @Ortelle
Hope
McMurray
Andy McMurray
Ite
Commercial war coming with tariff renunciation
Secretary Root received Germanys renunciation of the present tariff agreement when it expires The move signals the beginning of commercial strife unless the United States adopts reciprocity measures Robert G Squires the US minister to Cubs has realigned Edwin V Morgan minister to Korea will be appointed to succeed him
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Wallington
Root
Germany
Robert G. Squires
United States
Cubs
Edwin V. Morgan
Korea
Equitable Officials In Germany Face Suspension
Berlin Nov 30 Equitable officials informed they must suspend business and a receiver be appointed unless the premium reserve fund is increased.
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Berlin
Germany
Fire damages multiple plants in San Francisco area
Fire early today at Folsom and Flint streets damaged property including Tinton Tron works, Golden State and Miners' Iron works for about 195000 dollars. Relimen Tron works, Jardine Machine works and Beta Spring company plant were also damaged.
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San Francisco
Folsom
Flint Sieeta
Tinton Tron Works
Golden State & Miners’ Iron Works
Relimen Tron Works
Jardine Machine Works
Beta Spring Company
Football Chiefs Battle Over Rules Change
Football officials in Los Angeles clash over rule changes. USC President Covard and Occidental College President Stevens say the current game must end after this season. Harvard's Ho vard advocates a rugby shift. Thirteenth Street School Principal Niff bans football.
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Los Angeles
Covard
University of Southern California
Stevens
Occidental College
Thin City
R Hovard
Occidental
Niff
Thirteenth Street
Extending St Paul System to the Pacific Coast
Northwest rail plans reveal St Paul Railroad expansion with terminals in Sitio and Tacoma and calls at Helena Spokane and Portland. Main line runs Seattle to Wallula with 260 miles projected, while a southern branch links to Dakota extension. President is H. F. Williams. White River Valley line authorized for 56 million and 40 miles already built.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Pacific Railroad
Seattle
Wallula
White River Valley Railroad
Chamberlain, & C
Dakota
Pacifié Coast
Boige Spokane Electric Line Subscriptions Secure Way
Capitalists consider the Lewiston to Spokane electric line from Grangeville to Lewiston. G W Thompson reports securing right of way and terminal facilities with Grangeville and Lewiston, plus $400,000 subscribed by local residents and notes for payment. The plan requires further San Francisco funding.
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Lewiston
Corangeville
Bolwe
Spokane
Grangeville
G. W. Thompson
Bolee
San Francisco
Capital Newes
Indanha
Mr. Thompson
Idaho
Southeastern Electric
Cowper- Thwaite
Bay City
Cowper-Thwaite
Clcleens
Mayor Carlson veto blocks Sumner phone franchise
Olympia mayor vetoes a second time a city council grant to Sumner Automatic Telephone Co. after a business petition argues current service is adequate and the proposed concession would double telephony costs across the city, making a franchise unlikely.
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Carlson
Olympia
Sumner Automatic Telephone Company
A Kunkel Reports Strong Northwest Harvest Markets
A Kunkel, noted implement dealer, has returned from Spokane and Richland to northern Washington. He reports good business conditions and prosperity among farmers due to large crops and favorable grain prices.
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A. Kunkel
Haw Juel
Spokane
Rlmira
Washington
Mutinous Siege Dims as Sebastopol Fire Erupts
Turbulent battle reports from Sebastopol claim Polish and Russian mutineers clash with shore batteries and naval guns. Osthakkof cruiser sunk, mutineers surrender amid heavy casualties. Nepluff secures fortress as foreign interference rumored. Novogenorvelk garrison mutinies. telegraph workers strike. post office cuts Russian telegraphs late.
Latourelle Cousins Reunite After 60 Years apart
A Portland newspaper note recalls a Latourelle family photo from years past. Joseph Latourelle, who left Keeseville, New York, over six decades ago to settle near the falls later famous by his name, traveled to Oregon for a meeting with HL J Latourelle and kin. He recalled navigating the Columbia River by skipper before steamboats dominated the waters.
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Latourelle
Portland
Joseph Latourelle
Keesville
N. Y
HL J. Latourelle
New York
Oregon
Falls
Columbia
Willamaotte
Thanksgiving service fills First Christian church
The First Christian church was well filled today for Thanksgiving. Rev. G. L. Hall of the First Baptist church preached an able and inspiring sermon. Reva, Brooks, Tallmen and Jones participated in the services. The work of the law enforcement...
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First Christian
G. L. Hall
Reva. Brooks
Tallmen
Jones
Pendleton league aids youth morality drive praised
A Pendleton effort to improve moral confusions and reduce temptations among youth was warmly commended in services. A collection of $12 was raised and donated to the league to support its work suppressing vice in the city.
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Feague
Pendleton
League
Neighbor horsewhips man over suspected affair in State Line
In Walla Walla on November 10, James W. Wilson of State Line was horsewhipped by neighbor G. W. George after George found Wilson riding with his wife. George claims Wilson had been disturbing his domestic relations, and the confrontation occurred as they encountered Wilson and George’s wife riding together.
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Walla Walla
James W. Wilson
State Line
G. W. George
George
Wilson
Ave George
Berkeley President backs football reform by Camp director
Berkeley Cal November 30 President Wheeler spoke at noon on football endorsing the game but urging modification He supports Walter Camp as director of football for one year claiming he alone can salvage the sport and lead its salvation all within a single decisive period
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Berkeley
Cal
Wheeler
Walter Camp
Fire destroys Standard Oil warehouses in Kansas City
Kansas City November 30 The warehouses of the Standard Oil company were completely destroyed by fire today causing a loss estimated at about 140000 dollars. The fire swept the buildings and no detailed cause was given. Fire department units battled the flames through the afternoon. No injuries reported.
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Kansas City
Weer
Maple Falls Blaze Claims Emma Campbell
In Maple Falls Washington Mrs Emma Campbell was fatally burned when her clothing ignited from a defective stove causing a fatal house fire. The incident underlines risks from faulty stoves and household fires in rural communities.
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Maple Falls
Wash
Emma Campbell
Great Interest in Today's Contests Between Wiech School And Yoota
Town buzzes over afternoon clash as Wiech School eleven faces Yoota in a field contest. Coach Smythe confirms Pierce will start. rumors of Plorem out are false. Lineups list High School and Commercial Association players with officials Moorhouse and Lambirth.
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Yoota
Simi
Wiech
Plorem
Dan P. Smythe
Pierce
Bast
Ummers
High School
Strick
Means
Reeves
Ler Thekle
Standfeld
Baker
J. Thompson
Reaves
Scott
HL Thompson
Turner
Quiarler
Strand
Piero
Storte
Coon
Hailey
Harris
Stephens
Knight
Pinch
Baum
Hessian
Quarren
Wilson
Milne
Lytle
Hocking
Milarky
Ruppe
Kelly
Mark Moorhouse
J. T. Lambirth
Cregeon Water Power & Railway Plan Extend Oregon Route
Portland reports the Cregeon Water Power & Railway company will extend its road over the Cascades from Estacada into the inland empire and via Kla math Lake and Malheur counties toward a continental connection. The Portland terminal on the east side of the Willamette supports transcontinental traffic, aligning with broader Oregon railroad development and promising growth.
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Portland
Cregeon Water Power & Railway Company
Cascades
Estacada
Inland Empire
Klamath, Lake and Malheur
Willamette River
Batacada
Clyakamas County
Wilholt
Silverton
Salem
Oregon
Snow and Sleet Hit Route to Huntington and Baker City
A heavy storm blankets the mountains with snow and sleet reaching Huntington. Passenger train No 1 arrives at 11 o'clock amid weather disruption. Reports from Baker City and La Grande describe widespread snowfall. Hay is plentiful and stock in excellent condition despite the storm.
Court street macadamizing postponed pending further development
At the council meeting the street committee said the macadamizing report for Court street was not ready, delaying action on purchasing a road roller. The council may present a resolution at the next meeting. Marshal Coffman may appoint additional police forElection Day. A $1100 bill from C J Bitadeau for Franklin street macadamizing, including $525 to private property and $372 for city squares, was approved. November salary list ordered paid.
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Marshal Coffman
Pranklin Street
Court Street
Ferguson
Alo
C. J. Bitadenu
Franklin Street
Billadeau
Walter Welle
Turkeys to Bring $200,000 in Portland This Year
Fully $200,000 will be paid for turkeys in Portland this year as 60,000 birds expected for Thanksgiving trade. Birds come from all directions, with southern Oregon as the main supply region. Marketmen report steady demand and unusually tender meat due to favorable weather and fewer hardships.
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Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
Oregon
Double Track Planned for North Bank Route to Portland
Announcement made in Portland after President Howard Elliott visit of Northern Pacific confirms double tracking from the junction with the Northern Pacific to Portland along the Columbia River region. The project aims to increase capacity and speed on the river corridor.
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North Bank
Portland
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Columbia River
Coast Monopoly Being Formed on the Pacific Coast
A proposed $50,000,000 Philadelphia led venture aims to acquire water and power rights from San Diego to Seattle to create a coast wide electric lighting and power monopoly. Secret plans over a year seek to absorb existing coastal companies and secure irrigation stream rights to control irrigation and utility assets. Portland investors and regional firms are reportedly involved, with expectations the new concern will absorb current coastal power companies.
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Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Total Power and Light Concern
Portland Business Men Postpone Eastern Oregon Trip
Portland Commercial club secretary Tom Richardson informs Baker City La Grande and Pendleton papers that the Portland business men excursion to eastern Oregon is deferred to June. A large Portland delegation will attend the National Irrigation Congress at Boise and map a schedule for visits to Pendleton La Grande North Powder Baker City and Huntington en route. Each town will host the travelers for personal investigations and home visits, with all towns preparing receptions for their arrival.
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Tom Richardson
Portland Commercial Club
Baker City
la Grande
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
National Irrigation Congress
Bute
Boise
North Powder
Huntington
Bolwe
Old house on Webb and Johnson cited as street menace
Complaints rise over an old house left blocking the street at Webb and Johnson. The property owner P. F P. Collier hired Charles Hastings to move it, but Hastings stalled after a mishap with the traction line near Byers mill race, leaving the house in the street and posing a travel hazard.
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Webb and Johnson
P. F P. Collier
Charles Hastings
Hastings
Byers Mill
Athena Football Team Heads to La Grande
Last night the Athena football squad arrived here en route to La Grande for a game today. After an overnight stay they left on the early morning train. The roster includes A. B. Stone Ed Forreat Alex McTairre Arnold Wood Fd Walker Royal Sawtelle Harry La Brasch J. D. Stonys Andy Goodell John Goodell William Furler Albert Sweeny Sam Trout and D. Wood.
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Athena Footballl
la Granite
Thase
A. B. Stone
Ed Forreat
Alex McTairre
Arnold Wood
Fd Walker
Royal Sawtellé
Harry la Brasch
J. D. Stonys
Andy Goodell
John Goodell
Willian Furtler
Albert Sweeny
Sam Trout
D. Wood
Want Justice Not Charity Demonstration In London
A mob gathered in London on November 20 to press for work rather than charity, targeting the Duchess of Fire, king’s eldest daughter. Police used force to disperse the crowd as authorities warned of possible disturbances during the holidays.
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London
Duchess of Fire
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