Invitation to King Edward's coronation shared by Danish singer
A Danish singer Miss Ula Handerup visiting the United States shared an invitation to King Edward VII’s coronation in London on the 28th. The note was delivered with elegant engraving on a double sheet showing a lion and unicorn. The item also mentions Mr Earley, recently elected director of the First National Bank of Pasadena, praised as a civic, business figure.
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Edward VII
Edward
London
Ula Handerup
Corwith
Copenhagen
Royal Chapel
Bro
Ben Weed
California
First National Bank of
Passadena
Evening Star
Earley
Pasadena
Harley
First National Bank
Marley
Party of speculators heads to Dakotas and Alberta
A group traveled Tuesday to Alberta and the Dakotas seeking land for speculation. Among Alberta bound travelers were Perry Burlingame A T Reed H A Paine and J L Dunabou. Dakotas parties included Lund's agents and the Walker brothers with many companions listed. Ice wagon arrived before departure and the party carried a hefty supply of fees as the morning was cool and pleasant.
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Dakotas
Alberta
Perry Burlingame
A. T. Reed
H. A. Paine
J. L. Dunabou
Lund
Walker Boys
Aman
Alonzo D. Clarke
Harvey Wadsworth
K. T. Griffin
Weary Aman
Philip Aman
Joe Aman
Harry Stewart
Joe Kopesky
Andrew Miller
J. M. Butler
Gus Mularke
J. A. Schmidt
Wm. Nelson
Mike N. Thilves
Nic Redding
Frank Veyson
John Keyser
Henry “Lemet
W. J. Bronson
W. V. Carlin
J. BR. Stewart
Mr. Whalen
Illinois Picnic At Fair Grounds On Fourth Of July
A notice invites residents of Fai Grounds and Algona area to a July Fourth picnic at the fair grounds. All Illinoisans and Iowa folks are urged to bring baskets, wear yellow badges for recognition by workers, and renew acquaintances while enjoying a reunion. Former Hingis residents organized the event. Tom Marley is noted to be earning honors and wealth.
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Algona
Iowa
Hingis
Scraps and Smacks in a Loose Print Shop Fracas
A lively, fractured local page summary recounts two workers, Smith and Lord, loudly fighting in a newspaper office after a clash over wine and discipline. Smith gains the upper hand, ejects Lord, and the scene ends with both sides bruised but calm restored. the piece also notes a street fakir act at Arnold's Park and various local ads and notices from Galbraith’s Shoe Store to D. S. tapesins, with banking and sale pitches interspersed.
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Smith
Lord
Berore
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Hageney-Boynton Land CO
St. Paul, Minn
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Aljoun State Bank
Tawa
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E. A. Patterson
Port Huron
Eosa
A. Rutherford
J. D. May
Kingdom of
Grey Maud
Abe
Abbey of Westminster
Britain
Relening House
Wie Wood
Royal
Albert Edward
Plantagenet
William St. Lever
Henry Guelph Demos Rittingee
Gower Wettin Fitzmaurice
the Garter
Bath
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United Kingdom of Great Britain
Treland
Kossuth
Illinois
Chere
Ulinois
Fai
Mr. Earley
Tom Marley
Spencer Herald
Arnold’s Park
Lo Tubber
A. D. Clarke & Co
Dr. Ripke
Euarante Stat Ingle
Mubart
West Bend
Galbraith's
Miller
A.D. Cranks & Co
Patterson & Son
Womens Oxfords
Suap
Cgalbraith Shoe Store
A.D Claske & Uv
Galbraith’s
New Linear Baby Shoes
County Savings Bank
J. A. Brownell Shoe CO
Aston Lock
Algona, Town
John Goeders
Owestor
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
W.T. Bourne & Son
Oxfords
Oxford
Calbraith’s Shoe Store
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