Te Invade Ecuador Revolution Threat Report
A Panama dispatch reports Ecuadorian emigrants forming an armed force to topple President Alfaro and overthrow the new government. The movement is said to be active in Tulean and Ibarra with hourly attack expectations. Local cigar shop notes the Aurora cigar as a city favorite.
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Ecuador
Herat
Panama
Colombia
Pasta
Osvuen
Alfaro Tile
Tulean Sod Ibarra
Withdrawal of Dryad from Bosphorus causes renewed guard demand
Dec 2 report notes the Dryad gun boat's temporary withdrawal to the Dardanelles amid fears of Muslim rioting if warships reach the Bosphorus. Ambassadors plan a meeting on Syria guardships while Greek, Turkish officials dispute incidents near Loch Rannoch. Ex-Sultan Murad rumored to have escaped Vilidz Kiosk. corruption suspicions touch high officials.
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Dryad
Cos- Amntinople
Bini
Bosphorus
Mohammad Murad
Abdul Azle
Vilidz
Exsultam
Young Turk Party
Siurud Boy
Connail
Dett
Murad Boy
Osher
Dificult
Two Fires Threaten Hanson Dwelling in City
Mrs. Sarah Hanson narrowly escaped destruction at her East Eighth Street home when sparks from the city gas plant ignited soot and caused a rooftop blaze at 7 20 pm. A gastravor alarm by a bystander saved the house before the hose wagon arrived. A second fire near First and Quincy prompted police attention as officials note recent gas plant flare ups appear prank driven.
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Hanson
Sarah Hanson
East Eighth Street
Beadquarters
First
Quincy
Tire
Cassel
Watreyer
Berlin
Berin
Vienna
Ordinance 1824 on Eleventh Street improvement read and adopted
The council passed Ordinance No 1824 for improving Eleventh Street to Harrison Street and financing it. Bradford moved to suspend rules. Section 1 adopted. Section 2 amended with air inserted. Section 3 adopted. Final passage approved by nine council members. Bonds adjustments for Abel Fulford and FH K Winans approved with new deadlines. Electric plant bids opened. all bids referred to committee for investigation. Council adjourned.
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Orrck Oy Maton
Torena
Kax
Qounvil
Topeka
Zuta
Topeke
McFappa
Burgags
Skinner
Abel Fulford
A. i Winans
U. K. Winans
Burgess
R.T. Chaney
Leo M. Carter
Willis Edson
Eleventh Street
van Buren
Harrison Street
EU Lredford
Drew
Elliott
Fulton
Rountree
Steven
Stephenson
Skivner
Mr. Beadford
Harrigan Aresets
Bradford
Aves
Elliot
Roundtres
Stevens
Skioner
Billett
Roundtree
Stavenz
FH. K. Winans
Blevens
Aod
Fisher Foundry and Machine Ca Woatera Electric Co
Standard Electric Co
FE. Pailito
Tha Bagusu Supply & Engine Company
Edward J. O'Berena
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation
Mears, O'Belrge
McCassey, Arnold and
Wilava
Committee On Gay, Electric and Vaporights
SS. McFanpes
Chicago will get it at the Republican convention
A dispatch from Wilmington reports Chicago will undoubtedly secure the convention. A longtime party leader indicated San Francisco failed to satisfy telegraph and toll needs, thus avoiding extra newspaper costs. Separately in Auburndale, J G Rhodemire bought a residence at 203 The Drive for 11020, from J Batley of Westport PA.
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Bie
Chicago
Whilington
Leagthi
Tam
San Francisco
Ous
Death of Daniel Harrington in Devil's Slide fall
Santa Rosa reports from the Geysers that Daniel Harrington died while returning home from Cloverdale in a drunken state. His wagon plunged 780 feet from a narrow homestretch beside Big Sulphur Creek, the body found among rocks below after an early morning search. Harrington was a long-time Sonoma County settler on Calistoga road.
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Califormia
Calistoga
Cloverdale
A. H. Hill
Rosd
Harrington
Sonoma County
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