Dubbed Bryan of English politics in city editorials
Arthur J. Bal four is dubbed the Bryan of English politics after the Unionists suffer a third defeat under his leadership. Party efforts to oust Balfour continue as the government coalition expands its majority by at least one district. Current counts place Conservatives 147 Liberal 196 Nationalists 26 Laborites 20. William O'Brien and Maurice Healy defeated William Redmond and A Roche in County Cork elections.
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London
Arthur J. Balfour
Bryan
Balfour
William O’brien
Maurice Healy
William Redmond
A. Roche
County Cork
Eddy Death Funeral Details Mention Estate and Burial
Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy died leaving an estate near two million with no portion to relatives. Judge Clifford B. Smith noted the will is not to be read. Eddy’s son George W. Glover and Dr. E J Foster Eddy oppose Mount Auburn burial favoring Tilton or Concord, N H. Funeral today at Chestnut Hill drawn room with about 150 attendees.
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Boston
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science Church
Clifford P. Smith
Mary Baker Glover
George W. Glover, Jr
Mrs. Eddy
Chestnut Hill
N. H
E. J. Foster Eddy
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Clifford B. Smith
Mother Church
Science and Health
Satisfactory Kind Backing Stands Back for All
The phrase emphasizes universal support and steady backing for everyone involved, highlighting a collective stance of reassurance and inclusion. It signals a communal effort to back steady progress and ensure equitable treatment across the board.
Funeral procession heads to Mount Auburn after service
Full minute led the audience in the Lord's Prayer and Mrs. Powers closed with Mother's Evening Prayer. Eighteen carriages moved to Mount Auburn cemetery where Judge Smith read the 23rd Psalm. Burial location is uncertain with Glover favoring Tilton New Hampshire. leaders hint Mount Auburn lot.
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Tilton
New Hampshire
Pioneer Secretary Allen Weir Stricken By Paralysis
Olympia Washington December 8 Allen Weir first secretary of the state of Washington was stricken with paralysis this afternoon while transacting business in the Olympia National bank. He is past seventy and was editor of The Olympian. His condition is critical with little hope of recovery due to age.
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Olympia
Wash
Allen Weir
State of Washington
Olympia National Bank
Weir
Olympian
Forest Bill Seeks Idaho Oregon Reserve Law Repeal
Representative Parsons of New York introduced a bill to repeal the prohibition on creating forest reserves in Idaho Washington Oregon Wyoming Colorado and Montana. He also filed a resolution urging the forest service to list lands it wishes added to forest reserves if the ban is lifted.
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Washington, D. C
Parsons
New York
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Forest Service
A Warship Mystery Seen Off Western Australia
A district report from Western Australia earlier this year described strange steamers resembling warships seen off the coast performing maneuvers. The sighting has resurfaced with further northern reports and a defense department inquiry continues. No known national warships are recorded in the waters.
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Melbourne
Western Australia
Defence Department
Indian Timber Sale at Fort Simcoe Planned
Fort Simcoe will announce soon the time and terms for selling timber on the reservation. Forester F. X. Salsmann reports about 2,000,000,000 feet of marketable lumber, with 49 percent western yellow pine, 20 percent Douglas fir, and the rest yellow fir larch spruce cedar and a little hemlock. After allotments, no land will be agricultural. logging will leave land unsuitable for farming. Half the timber is near the proposed Toppenish Fort Simcoe railroad line.
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North Yakima
Indian Agency
Fort Simcoe
F. X. Salsmann
Salsmann
Toppenish
Patrons Club to Meet at Lewis & Clarke School
The Patrons' Club of the Lewis and Clarke school will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 at the schoolhouse. Important business is to come before the club.
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Lewis & Clarke School
Monarchy to Die in China After New Year
A Chinese government report claims the absolute regime will end after the January 1911 New Year. It says the throne will accede to the imperial senate's demand for a constitutional cabinet.
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Peking
Dec
China
Imperial Senate
Trust Wins Suit In Ant h rat coal case Temple Iron ruled illegal
The U S Circuit Court dismissed the government suit to dissolve the anthracite coal trust but held the Temple Iron Company a combination in violation of the Sherman antitrust law and illegal.
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Philadelphia
United States
Anthracite Coal Trust
Temple Iron Company
Ilegal
Engraved Cards Advertised by World Office
An advertisement for engraved cards shows a world office contact and phone number 1135, emphasizing durable, timeless designs.
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World Office
Maude Produces A Single Man In London
Cyril Maude presents in London a play titled A Single Man while Billie Burke rehearses Suzanne a comedy said to be a Paris success.
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Cyril Maude
London
Billie Burke
Suzanne
Paris
Treating Barred in Tacoma Ordinance Makes Drinking For Others a Misdemeanor
Tacoma city commission adopts anti treating ordinance making buying an intoxicating drink for another a misdemeanor. Initiated by Mayor Fawcett and supported by two other commissioners. Goes into effect within ten days. authorities vow enforcement despite jokes.
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Tacoma
Wash
City Commission
Fawcett
Indians Good Actors In Wahpeton Production
Daily World notes James W. Evans who last season staged two home talent plays in the city. His “Whirl o the Town” featured a song with the Indian Maid and braves in native makeup. Evans plans a Wahpeton show December 14 with four real breeds and four Indian girls from a nearby school. He and Mrs. Evans will then spend holidays in Minneapolis before heading to Texas for further bookings. North Dakota has been fertile for their shows, though cold weather discourages.
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Daily World
James W. Evans
Evans
Wahpeton
N. C
Interscholastic Meet Planned by Washington State College
Washington State College in Pullman announces preliminary plans for a state wide high school track meet next spring. The interscholastic committee chaired by Prof. Charles Timblin to boost attendance and fund raising, now debt free, lists 40 high schools expected. The program includes high school orations judged by the English department with ten finalists competing for a prize.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Wash
Charles Timblin
Thompson
Isaacs
Raulston
Cleveland
Akers
Cascades
W.S. C
State College
Barkentine J. M. Griffith in trouble off Cape Beale
The barkentine J. M. Griffith, waterlogged and helpless, is being towed up the straits by the life saving ship Snohomish. Griffith, bound for San Francisco from Port Ludlow with lumber, was picked up off Cape Beale.
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Seattle
J. M. Griffith
Snohomish
Griffith
Cape Beale
San Francisco
Port Ludlow
Good Roads Call to Build Marcus Whitman Way
Samuel Hill of Seattle urged Congress to fund a national road from Walla Walla to Omaha to honor Marcus Whitman as the man who saved the western territories. He told the American Good Roads association that good roads surpass tariffs and the Panama Canal in importance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Congress
Walla Walla
Wash
Omaha
Neb
Marcus Whitman
United States
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Samuel Hill
Seattle
American Good Roads Association
Local Notices and Advertisements Mix in Wenatchee
A collage of short items notes Pearl Whisnand aiding a jewelry store, dressmaking at 605 Yakima street, Judge Wallace visiting for legal business, new residents Rev and Mrs O W Mintzer at 503 Yakima, a winter nod to Wenatchee Business College, and various local business mentions. Also references taxicab service, events with the Eldeen Club, and Frank D Case piano instruction details.
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Pearl Whisnand
Howard Thomas
Yakima Street
Judge Wallace
Cashmere
Zener
Halbert
O. W. Mintzer
Yakima’ Street
Wenatchee
Harry Taylor
H. N. May
Eldeen Club
May
James Lenahan
Havre, Mont
James Duffy
L. W. Bloom
William Lenahan
City
A Desirable Xmas Present Showcased
One hundred engraved cards and copper plate offered as samples for a desirable Christmas present.
One Cent Letter Postage Bill Introduced in House
Washington D C Dec 8 A bill to establish a 1 cent letter postage was introduced in the house today by Representative Sherrod.
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Washington, D. C
House
Sherrod
Athletics vs Learning Story of a Twirler and Tackler
Johnny Weatherbee a college athlete returns to Colorado to help reform a troubled town. He uses athletics to confront gamblers and criminals, fighting one-on-one and wounding three men while avoiding firearms. His actions win citizen support and boost his rising status in the state.
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Hudson C. Easton
Johnny
Peter Weatherbee
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Globe
Doan's Kidney Pills Offered For Kidney Troubles
A classic advertisement explains kidney disease as steady albumen loss and uric acid buildup causing weakness and pain. It cites Anton Hansen of North Yakima Wash, claiming lumbago relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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Dean
Anton Hansen
North Yakima
Wash
Y Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Rooms for Rent at 303 North Mission
Two furnished rooms available for rent with electric light and bath. Suitable as sitting room and bedroom at 303 North Mission. Listing notes 12-10.
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North Mission
For Rent Good Five Room Bungalow In Excellent Location
A five room bun galow is offered for rent in an excellent location. Apply by mail or in person to arrange viewing and terms.
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Eddy
Funeral Services
Gillette Auto-Strop
Gem Star
Owl Pharmacy
Indian Timber Sale
Yakima Reservation
City of Destiny
Jas. W. Evans
North Dakota
Committee of State College Now
Barkentine
Rea Lee? A Ao
Tc. E. Gray
Entiat
Lulu E. Case
Frank D. Case
Harry E. Wright
Western Union Life Ins. Co
Spokane
Wright
Old Weatherbee
HCLI
Doan
Warm Springs Canyon
Fred Gosa
Wenatchee Ave
W. R. Thomas
Yakima
Y. S. E. D. Wenatchee
J. L
Care Daily World
J. A. Geliatly
Northwest
Washington Nursery Company
J. A. J. Fleming
Charles O. Wasson
Mr. Advertiser
The
Wenatchee Weekly Advance
the Daily World
Everett
Associated Press Service
World Publishing Co
World Building
Wenatchee, Wash
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