American girl in Turkish harem ends in exile and escape
Special Berlin dispatch recounts Margaret Morgan of New York who married Prince Fehim in Constantinople. He deceived her as bachelor, kept two other wives, then she was jailed and banished to Bulgaria. Destitute, she walked 400 miles to reach her parents before resuming circus life. Fehim paid $5,000 to keep claims quiet.
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Miss Morgan
New York
Prince Fehim
Berlin
Hecawse
Sultan
Turkey
Constantinople
Bia
Mise Morgan
Abdul
Themperal
Fehim
Felim
Anti-Statehood Plan Cries Criminal Policy Across Southwest
A Missouri Bankers Association meeting at Excelsior Springs heard David R. Francis of St. Louis denounce Washington’s reluctance to grant statehood to Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico and Arizona as criminal and unjust. He argues the Southwest, including Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Texas Kansas and more, has grown industrially and demographically and should be admitted as one state with substantial national wealth and a strong voice in Congress.
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Missouri Bankers’ Association
Excelsior Springs
Southwest
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Francis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Kansas
Hat
United States
Western Hemisphere
Union
New M
How to Increase Deposits and Educate the Public
President T. W. Cunningham of the Basik of Joplin urges expanding savings by reaching the “stay away” class. Proposes field lecturers to rural and mining districts to explain banking features, debit and credit, check use, and build confidence at the cashier’s window. Signed by George B. Krause of Abington, Pa.
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Imperia
T. W. Cunningham
Basik of
Joplin
Dean
George B. Krause
Walnut Avenue
Toona
West the Place for Sugar Beet
A Crop Reporter report by Willetts and Gray favors Pacific slope sugar beet prospects. Michigan yielded 54.35 tons of sugar from 477,742 tons of beets. Nebraska 92,253 tons. California 64,251 tons from 455,841 tons. Washington shows high yields and rich product quality. Beets flourish across the valley with growing interest, especially near the Arizona canal region where land transfers into beet farming. Fortunate Missourians. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for coughs and consumption cures.
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Crop Reporter
Willetts & Gray
Pacific
Michigan
Nebraska
Colorado
California
Washington
Arizona Canal
Normal School Field Results at Silver City
Lyceum and Literati contests for the Commercial Club trophy cup opened at Athletic Park with free-spirited, colorful crowds. Events list winners in high jump, sprints, throwing, pole vault, hurdles, relays, and jumping. Literati claimed the relay and narrowed the field with close scores.
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Silver City
Lyceum
Literati
Athletic Park
Echo
Light
Kilpatrick
Hughes
Marriott
Shoemaker
Ludie Upehureh
Hazel Crawford
Ruth Crawford
Emma Schutz
Porterfield
Inez Cosgrove
Alice Mitchell
Lucile Upehureb
Fleming
Alice Legros
Stella Fall
Ines Cosgrove
Kirkpatrick
Inex Cosgrove
Helen Utter
Mary Thomas
Louise Tenny
Alma Boone
Lilian
Barbara Wohlgemuth
Ludie Upchurch
Ema ‘Schutz
Bank accounts open to all workers and farmers alike
A bank account is useful whether you are a salary earner or a retired farmer. It provides a complete record of money matters, showing deposits and every bill paid by check, with each returned check serving as a receipt.
City bids sought for Albuquerque building bonds sale
Sealed bids titled Bid for City Building Bonds addressed to City Clerk Albuquerque N M will be received until noon June 4 1906 for a 30000 bond issue. Bonds issued in 1000 denominations bear up to 4 percent interest payable semiannually in New York City with maturity options 20 to 30 years at the citys option. Bidder must include a 1000 cashier’s check and bids may be rejected. Harry F Lee City Clerk May 2 2006.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New York City
Hinds
Harry F. Lee
Albuquer NM Yenter
Harry FP. Lee
Sciatica Cure Promises Relief After Twenty Years
For over twenty years Mr. J. B. Massey of Minneapolis endured excruciating sciatica until Chamberlain's Palm Balm provided relief. One application eased pain, sleep returned, and less than a bottle cured him. A 26 cent bottle is advertised for rheumatism as well, sold by druggists.
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Sciatica
J. B. Massey
Clinton St
Minneapolis
Minn
Eclaica
Tee Gort Chamberlain
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Livonia
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Fred Schone
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Wing Dances
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Learnard & Lindemann’s
A. Sleyster
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Cromwell Block
Albuquerque Business College
R. ©. Stoll
Geo
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West Railroad Ave
Grand Central Hotel
Iore
Owen Dinsdale
A. Bratina
de Jrod
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Bank OF Commerce
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Pullman
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EL Paso, Texas
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Santa Fe Central Railway System
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Torrance
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