Panama Governor Says Transit Open Despite Insurrection
Gen Carlon Al dan, governor of Panama and commander of the Isthmus army, says Colombian government can maintain free transit across the Isthmus but the insurrection is not yet ended. Several bands of Liberals, led by Belisario Porras and De Diaz, remain active in the interior. A Dina staff member, Juan Antonio Jimines, surrendered to the rebels and is now in their hands. Prisoners captured at Colon have been returned to the mountains where they are confined.
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Colon
Carlon Aldan
Panama
Belisario Porras
de Diaz
Juan Antonio Jimines
Dina
Tte
Revo
Livestock Men Meet at Elmi ergo Site
President Springer addressed a gathering urging Congress to support homesteading in arid lands and oppose tariff measures on wool. He denounced bogus wool and called for tariff action against wool and trade practices.
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Elmiergo
Deep
Springer
Congress
Texas
Congres
No Mercy for Rebels in Samar War
Gen Smith's forces refuse Gen Lukeban's surrender talks as American troops in Samar press active warfare. In November 147 smugglers boats were destroyed, along with salt torses and large quantities of rebel rice and hemp. Marines in the south sustain heavy pressure on insurgents.
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Manila
Smith
Samar
Lukeban
Succeed the Pope Succeed the Pope
The Manchester Seer reports the Pope will be succeeded by Cardinal Vaughan as the next pope. The item mentions a cardinal potential successor in a brief note dated December 3.
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Manchester
Arehat
Cardinal Vaughan
Tragic suicide on East Lake Shore train at Portation
Matthew Buckland, claiming California ties, cut his throat with a knife on an east Lake Shore train at Portaton this morning. He was removed from the train here and is expected to die. In Manchuria, a railway collision near Kharbin claimed eighteen Chinese and seven Russian lives.
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Bandusky
Matthew Buckland
California
East Lake Shore
Portaton
Intercollegiate Rivalry Threatens Oregon Washington Tilt
Washington and Oregon university teams clash amid alleged bad faith by a high school in refusing a game next Saturday. If no match occurs both teams may disband for the season. Pacific Coast Y M C A official B T Colton arrives to inspect the association and attend the Oregon convention at Corvallis December 6 7.
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Graves
Washington
Oregon
Hia
B. T. Colton
Pacific Coast
Unt
Corvathia
Grand Jury Sits in December Federal Court
The December term of the Federal court began with Judge Hanford presiding. The grand jury was impaneled this afternoon. The indictment charges and cases before the grand jury include Captain Couredine and others, with focus on opium smuggling and liquor offenses.
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Federal Court
Hanford
Es Mc Kerncher
Captain Couredine
Ice
John Henry Trials for Kinney Murder Set for Jan 2
John Henry, accus ed of murdering Henry Peter Kinney on November 23, appeared before Griffin and pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. The trial was scheduled for January 2.
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John Henry
Henry Kinney
Henry Peter Kinney
Griffin
Three Adolescents Charged With Assault On Boy
N. W. Bolster of Rowman Bolater and Maton filed complaints in Judge Cann's court today accusing Bart Norman Victor Tourville and Mimer Lester of assault and battery on Bolster's year old son. The youths have not been arrested yet. Bolster says such attacks by older boys on younger students are common at Minor School.
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N. W. Bolster
Rowman, Bolater & Maton
Judge Cann’s Court
Bart Norman
Victor Tourville
Mimer Lester
Bolster
Mr. Bolster
Deserters Blamed For Philippine Massacre Claims
Washington December 3 Deseret reports from Manila newspapers received at the War Department say American deserters spurred the massacre of Company Ninth Infantry at Balayan Samar. Two deserters allegedly acted as spies while English notices inviting Americans to join rebels appear on trees. Colored deserters from the Ninth Cavalry are blamed for unrest in Batangas.
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Washington
Maniila
War Department
Ninth Infantry
Balan Samar
Ninth Cavalry
Batangas
Handy and Frankelton arraigned for aiding escape
Nellie Handy and Frankelton were arraigned before Judge Griffin for aiding an escape and were given until December to plead. Several other arraignments were conducted in the session.
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Nellie Handy
Frankelton
Griffin
Handy
Puget Sound Savings Moves to New Bank Building
The Puget Sound Savings and Loan Co operating under J A Moore president moved from 112 Columbia Street to the Scandinavian American Bank building at Yesterway and Poiret Avenue South.
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Puget Sound Bavings and Loan Co
J. A. Moore
Columbia Street
Scandinavian-American Bank
Yesterway
Poiret Avenue
Le Moyne Opens New Play The First Duchess of Marl borough
The Grand hosts Mrs Barah Cowell Le Moyne and a new company in a season’s third engagement. Chas Henry Meltzer wrote The First Duchess of Marl borough for her as a fresh theatrical offering in Seattle.
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the Grand
Barah Cowell le Moyne
Chas
Henry Meltzer
Duchess of Marlborough
Seattle
Mrs LeMoyne Delivers Fire In Notable Local Stage Show
A large, discerning audience praised Mrs LeMoyne for a powerful performance in a play written for her. The production impressed with her voice and presence, though critics noted the work’s lack of love plot and historical strength. Her company and readers on the American stage were highlighted as strong points.
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Mra. LeMoyne
Queen Anne's Court
Minery
Prominent German citizen Jacob Rick Dies at Home
Jacob Rick aged 72 died at his home at 723 Twenty-fourth South this morning after an illness of several weeks. His wife died last night. The body is at Butterworth's. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Jacob Rick
Twenty
Mr. Rick
Butterworth's
Judge Frees Chin Poy Yuke on Habeas Corpus Writ
Judge Hanford orders discharge of Chin Poy Yuke on habeas corpus. Court rules no valid birth record proves foreign allegiance and declares Yuke a United States citizen born in 1877.
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Chin Poy Yuke
Hanford
San
Nee
United States
Golden Thirty Placer Mining Co Elects De Lashmut as Director
The Golden Thirty Placer Mining Co office 606 New York block Beattie has elected Hon. Van B. De Lash mutt formerly mayor and banker of Portland as director. He has purchased one hundred thousand shares in the company.
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Golden Thirty Placer Mining Co
New York Block
Beattie
van B. de Lashmutt
Portland, Or
de Lashmutt
Death by hanging of Charles Brown in Mount Holly yard
In Camden New Jersey this morning Charles Brown was executed by hanging for the murder of Washington Hunter. A last minute escape attempt failed after he struck Rev Delsinger with an iron bar knocking him unconscious, then fled toward the fence but was captured and hanged in the Mount Holly yard.
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Camden
N. J
Chas.e
Mount Holly Yard
Washington Hunter
Brown
Rev
Delsinger
Bonine Trial Hearses Revolver Ownership Details
Washington December 3. In the Bonine trial two witnesses testified the revolver used to shoot Ayres was Bonine's own. One witness said another borrowed it from him and returned it shortly before the tragedy.
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Washington, D. C
Bonine
Ayres
Bank Robbery Aimed at Am ville Bank
Unclear OCR reports a robbery at Amsville bank and theft of jewelry and cash with sparse details about timing or suspects. The fragment mentions December and a note of red entries but lacks verifiable names or actions.
Beg ain Beg ain in familiar case moves toward resolution
In a new chapter Judge Bell presides as Lem Brown alias W H Brown faces murder in the second degree related to the Dec 5 drunken spree in this county. Edward Lord father of the victim seeks $10,000 damages from Brown or Thompson alleging deceit with the Winek Winery at 219 Second Avenue South.
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Bell
Lem Brown
W. H
Elmer
Lord
Brown
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Edward Lord
Sult
Jaffe
Second Avenue South
Thompson
Thirty Five at Breakfast in City Jail
Jailor Grant notes 12 lower cells vacant at breakfast time. He says this is the smallest shift he has faced, with many new faces among prisoners. The chronicle hints the town may have left town. The city spent over $500 on feeding prisoners last month.
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Ae Grant
Vince
County Board Rejects Low Bids From Unpaid Contractors
County commissioners acted this morning to bar bidders whose county due payments are outstanding. The resolution targets slow contractors by denying any work bids from those with overdue county balances.
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Genetty
Capitol Annex Battle Heats Up Over Steel Increase
Ritchie announced plans for 15 tons more steel and higher costs for the capitol annex. Goss objected strongly and resubmitted his own proposals in a bid to win approval over Ritchie. By 3 PM, his effort had not yet succeeded.
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Ritchie
Capitol
Goss
Colleges Mull Holiday Football Clash in City
Local reports say the State Agricultural College and State University may meet in football on Christmas or New Year’s Day to settle Northwest championship doubts. Pullman hopes the game clears debts, while Oregon’s team has refused to play despite contracts, prompting attempts to pressure Eugene with a visit by President Graves.
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State University
Esherman
Agricultural College
Whitman College
The
Pullman
Oregon
University of Oregon
Webfooters
Washington
Graves
Nquet
Eugene
Strong
Oregon State University
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