Local clubs schedule meetings and officer elections next week
The Hospital Aid Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the library and elect officers on Wednesday. The Wednesday Bridge Club will be entertained by Mrs. W. E. Mullen Thursday. Help-One-Another meets tomorrow at Mrs. W. Clark’s home due to illness. Coterie Art Club, Musical Club, Vast Noble Grands, and Alpha Club announce gatherings and officer selections, with a summer adjournment for the Alpha Club.
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Hospital Aid Society
J. B. Guthrie
Mre
W. Clark
East Eighteenth Street
Countrie
Carl Gytling
Coterie Art Club
Society of
Miew
Amelia Adamsky
Presbyterian Aid Society Meets for Mission Circle
The Presbyterian Aid Society plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Kelley’s home with Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Kaerresen hosting and a missionary program plus social hour. The Presbyterian Mission circle met yesterday with 12 attendees and papers on Cuba and Puerto Rico presented by Miss Forsman and Mrs. Rees.
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Presbyterian Missions
Presbyterian Mission
Miet
John Sebauneman
Social gathering at St Mark's Parish House
A special meeting of the Suner gae of St Mark's drew good attendance yesterday afternoon. Hostesses Mrs Bartley and Mrs Swainson will preside at St Mark's Guild meeting Thursday afternoon at the Parish House for the regular weekly gathering. Ladies sew aprons for Cathedral home children in Laramie.
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St. Mark's
Laramie
R S Vigor Proves Him Not Drunkard
The article recounts Theodore Roosevelt declaring his abstinence from whisky and champagne on expeditions except when prescribed by doctors. He notes minimal personal alcohol use during a recent African trip, admitting seven ounces of brandy over eleven months given by Dr. Mearns, and explains he avoids spirits except on hard campaign trips. He describes milk with a teaspoon of brandy as a nightly aid and says he rarely carries or uses alcohol on hunts or travels.
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Alek
J. Cunninghame
Khartoum
Rixey
Molbrook Curtis
Presidency candidate describes personal drinking habits
The speaker recalls twenty years without wine or barrooms, stating he avoids drinking between meals and only uses milk with brandy at night on campaign trips. He concedes occasional wine at a friend's home or public dinners during campaigns.
MIKADO ASSURED NO PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
Governor denounces alien land bill critics calling opponents fools or bought. He touts California’s alien land legislation as a major moral and legal achievement despite labor opposition. Taft warns US unready for war while Japan seeks calm talks amid rising tensions in 1920s era reportage.
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California
Bryan
Labor
San Francisco
Santa Clara County
Green Fields and New Buildings Prove Wyoming Prosperity
The article describes a journey from the editor’s ranch on Lodge Pole creek toward Hillsdale, noting a 60 ton hay capacity barn and grain feed, a new depot, and prospering farmers. It highlights plans for future city growth and mentions Ben Lanning’s grove with four young trees in bloom.
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Leader
Lodge Pole Creek
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Hilledale Han
Ben Lanning
Golden Prairie Loop Tour Covers 100.6 Miles
The trip began and ended in a city on a circular route of 100.6 miles. It went to Durham then north along Union Pacific tracks, passing Archer Carpenter Egbert Burns Hillsdale and back, showcasing virgin prairie and thrifty ranches along the table land.
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Durham
Union Pacific
Archer
Carpenter
Egbert
Burns
Hillsdale
Golden Prairie
Union( Pacific Railway
How About Baby Drowned in Pail Trial Twist
In Seattle on May 27, Carl Bernard a shipyard worker faced a brutal beating charge for his infant. A spectator claimed Bernard also drowned a younger child in a pail of water prompting a temporary halt and police inquiry. The case resumes Wednesday.
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Seattle
Wash
Carl Bernard
Bernard
Ihs
Duel by avalanche ends rival for Italian girl's hand
In Geneva on May 27 travelers recount a mountainside duel by avalanche between two suitors for an Italian girl in Courmayeur. The pair stood daily in the avalanche path until one man was swept away with minor injuries, prompting them to seek other means to settle their dispute.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Baron Shibusawa
American- Japanese Society
Buel Nakano
Tokio Chamber of Commerce
Baron Shimada
Jokichi Takamine
Shimada
Geneva
Switzerland
Mont Blanc
Courmayeur
Bryan Prefers White Radishes in Market Morning Trips
Secretary Bryan forges a lighthearted daily routine at a local market. He carries a basket, elbows through the crowd, and shows a marked fondness for white radishes, insisting on finding that variety during his shopping outings.
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Washington
Bryan
Woran
Marching Olders Rally for a New Day in Dawn’s Light
A poetic call to unity and progress portrays the march of humankind toward a brighter future. The speaker envisions a steady, determined advance beyond past fears, led by hope, vision, and a divine call. The refrain emphasizes resilience, collective effort, and the ascent toward a distant, radiant height.
Admiral's Daughter to Marry Tomorrow in Coronado
Im Jenan Leo Bahm of the UA Maryland and Miss Edith Cowles daughter of Rear Admiral Waller Cowles commanding the Pacific Fleet will be married tomorrow morning in Coronado California.
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Coronado
Cal
Government plans to cut high cost of living with seafood moves
Washington announces tentative steps to ease living costs by moving lobsters from Atlantic to Pacific waters for possible multiplication and cultivating Pacific sameny off the rocky New England coast.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
New England
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