British and German ties resurface in Venezuelan demo
A long extract from Weekly Bulletin discusses British and German cooperation amid Venezuelan tensions, noting public opposition. The piece cites statements by Charles Dilke and reactions to Royal and imperial conduct, with references to King Edward and international diplomacy shaping opinion. It also touches on U S territorial politics and local election sentiments, urging cautious, civic-minded progress.
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Venezuela
Kipling
Charles Dilke
Rawart
Wittinen
Edward
Hunani
Meeting at Kiel Sparks Alarm in British Press
The London Spectator warned that King Edward's Kiel meeting with Emperor William could trigger serious consequences. British leaders, especially Mr. Balfour, seek to reassure the public that no military alliance with Germany is planned, amid fears of escalating tensions and royal diplomacy.
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Edward
William
Kiel
London Spectator
Great Britain
United Biutes Mina Vil
Hun
Balfour
Germany
Old Hanlon at Bay in Queensland Court Scene
The aged Hanlon faces creditors as he places affairs in collection, admits threats to enforce his own law, and plans to avoid jail with a sentence suspended until Saturday. Judge Ludway convicts Manton. High Sheriff Brown urges leniency while Hanlon defends carrying a pistol to ward off trouble.
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Hanlon
Marshal Hendry
Hanlon Ewan
Manion
Australia
Bhorim
Tombla Place
Ludway
Manton Guily
Brown
Manuka
Iby
Elu
Tate
Dog Returns Home After 1800 Mile Journey
A Newfoundland pet driven from its Omaha home to Portland Oregon a year ago trekked back across the country to reach Holy Sepulchre Cemetery area with Jerry Sullivan and his family. The dog, about months old, belonged to Sullivan who had moved from Holy Sepulchre, and the long journey brought the animal back to familiar faces and scenes.
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Omaha
Portland
Oregon
Jerry Sullivan
Texton
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hilo Budget Grievances Prompt Letters to Editor
In a letter from Hilo dated June 24, Kamamira criticizes Honolua officials for neglecting the Lawn and Public Works funds. She notes no Lawn Fund dollars for Hilo, complains about road budgets and monthly stipends, and questions the fate of government land near Port Street. She laments reliance on Honolulu for funds and expresses American blood stirring frustration.
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Evening Mulletig
Honolua
Smitha
Aed
Hilo
Smith
Department of Public Works
Natinty
Foun
Mauka
Port Street
Front Street
Honolulu
Kamarina
Stray dog journeys home after long perilous trek
A weary, homesick terrier named Sam wandered six months, refused to eat, and disappeared. He reappeared in Omaha gaunt and injured, with bound fore feet and leather patches, finding a house where his former owner lived. The owner, in Portland, has been notified and neighbors care for the dog.
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Omaha
Histunster
Portland
Heirs Fight Over Chicago Street Across City Line
In Chicago on June 1 five hundred heirs of original landowners sue the Pennsylvania Railroad in the United States Circuit Court over Stewart Avenue. They seek $3,500,000 and an injunction to stop trains on the line, arguing city rights and revertible property. Among plaintiffs are descendants of prominent Chicago pioneers and the Roosevelt family.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Stewart Avenue
Walt
United States Circuit Court
Cook County
Pennsylymnia Company
Tiinola
Roosevelt
Mra. San
George M. Pullman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Feminine Friendship Sparked by Opera Dress Plot
Beasle explains to Maude her plan to taint Mia's opera dress so it would cling and leave her uncomfortable all evening. The exchange reveals petty scheming amid social maneuvering in New York society.
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Mia
Maude
Beasle
New York
Seed Corn Mishearings Spark City Laughs
A Kansas City boy, prompted by a teacher to use weed corn in a sentence, quips he needs cornstalk in a field. The Times notes some men dislike riding a ferryboat as it’s hard to hog two seats at once.
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Kansas City
Bia
Kanas City
New Bathing Suits for Women and Girls at Our Store
Women and girls who value a suit that fits and is worn only by them will find an unusually fine lot at our store. They are tastily designed and in fast colors.
Chinese doctor to wed Edith Miller amid marriage law questions
June 15 Fresno report: Dr. Charles King a native of Ching plans to marry Edith Miller of Burr Valley next September. Families fear state restrictions on Chinese American marriages and consider fleeing to Colorado or Utah. King, former San Francisco Santa Clara worker, met Miller during employment and left Fresno for Chicago to pursue post graduate study.
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Freano
Charles King
Ching
Edith Miller
Ouree
Burr Valley
Hown
Dr. King
Minw Mil
Ler, King
Sani
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Hom Hula
Felephone
Postolice
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Cleveland
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Amler
Willie Dirt
Hit Beard
Kapie
Hawaii
Jwike Kalun
Halne
Ihe
Filo
Biy
National Convention
Carter
Monsignor Gui
Apow Toll
Philippines
Chin
Guldt
Philippine
Togo
Port Arthur
Japan
Ite
Maui
Improvement Association
Old Hanlon
Dog
Old Home
Henry Waterhouse Trust
Secures Investments
Tel
Dune
von Hamm-Young Co., Limited
Oldsmobile CO
Detroit
Michigan
Oldsmobile
Chicago Street
Axminster
Dev
Porto Rico
Havana
L’toro
la Meta
el Royale
Guns Eakin Cigar Co
Waterhouse
Walker
Waimea
Tha Waimea
Kuval
Francie Gay
J. K. Kepunial
Henry Char Oan
W. C. Crowell
W. Wright
Mr. Rosenbladt
A. McLane
Nawal
B. J. Rice
B. D. Taldwin
Luke Nakapsahu
C. With
George Kaual
Kabalou
Phoenix Savings, Bldg., and Loan Ass H., Judd Building
Ellers
Fort Street
Mace
Jbwett
Corner Hotel and Union
Pacific Hardware Company, Limited
Fort and Merchant Streets
Stanley Stephenson
Carde
Gulletin
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