Umatilla Squaws Boycott American Baby Carriage Traditions
In Fendleton Oregon December 5 The Umatilla Squaws reject baby conveyances on grounds of tradition and dress deference They boycott the use of Western style cradles and overalls while preserving beadwork and native attire The article notes the granddaughter of Wet Coyote and Josephine a respected Umatilla squaw protested as she carried granddaughter Elizabeth in a wooden board cradle
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Fendleton
Ore
Umatilla Reservation
Umatilla
Hubbard
Coyote
Josephine
Pelfer
Elizabeth
Alice Bourne Answers Soldier's Call Across Ocean
In a tale of longing and duty, Alice Bourne hears a distant call from her dying soldier lover Bob in the Philippines. She travels by ship and train to his bedside, arriving just as the chaplain is due. She confirms her ready love as he asks, “Are you ready, Alice?” and she answers Yes in a quiet vow.
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Alles
Alice Bourne
Alicem
Alice
Bob
Hod
Ene
Philippines
San Francisco
Ben
Bobbie
Iun
Bobble
Our Life of Horror Among the Violent Insane
Miss Corbett recounts two sisters Bre Cornett and Nellie confined at St Elizabeths asylum in DC. They describe forced detention after a marshal’s inquest, lack of legal aid, and abuse by medical staff while seeking release through habeas corpus and court action.
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Miss Corbett
Margaret Dye Ellis
Department of Legislation
Faa
Bre
Cornett
Nellie
Bang
St. Engabeth's Asylum For
District of Columbia
Alice Harritt
Young
St. Elizabeth's Insane Asylum
Timan
Marghal
St. Elizabeth
Frigude
White
United States
Dietrich
Hamitg
Weaning
Inmate recounts legal fight and home destruction
Judge Ashley M. Gould ordered a jury trial in DC Supreme Court, resulting in a verdict for the party. The home was destroyed and possessions scattered, leaving survivors muttering under the adgen t of having been inmates of an insane asylum.
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Ashley M. Gould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Pugilist Ed Wolgast Grabs Water Bottle in Fight
Ed Wolgast, a western Michigan boxer, struggled against a rival described as from Zulu land. As the bout intensified with frequent rib blows, Wolgast retreated to his corner and grabbed a water bottle, swinging at his opponent’s head before the referee stopped the action.
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Ed Wolgast
Michigan
Wolgast
Ture
Ife
Roosevelt's Japan stance roils West Coast lawmakers
President Roosevelt's Japanese policy sparks sharp opposition from California members of the House. Representatives McLaughlin, John, and McKinsey condemn the plan to naturalize Japanese citizens and warn of widespread Pacific coast indignation. The West argues allegiance and trust are at stake as debate heats up in Washington.
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ScrippeeMeeRee Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
California
House
McLaughlin
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
John
San Francisco
Japan
United States
McKinsey
California Congressmen React to Roosevelt Speech
Representative Knowland warned that the president’s remarks would trigger widespread protest among California voters. He argued the timing of Roosevelt’s message before the election was favorable for California lawmakers to scrutinize the administration.
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Knowland
California
Caliornia
Roosevelt
Insurance Cancelled for Princeton Tobacco Plants
Princeton Ky December report shows Fire Marshal Ayers extending inquiry into destruction of tobacco plants. Almost all insurance on the tobacco processing facilities has been cancelled.
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Bertppe-McRae Preas Association
Princeton
Ayers
Toparca Truste
Death of a Capitalist
Lewie M. Miler, a capitalist with interests in milling and road mining, died in Kansas City on December 5 after a heart failure. The notice notes his marriage and involvement in business ventures.
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Scripga
Meline
Kanbas City
Lewie ‘M. Miler
Kaisers Son to Visit America in 1907
Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm II to send his 21 year old son Prince Augustus William on a long American tour in 1907. He will study U S life, institutions, industry, and government incognito. The aim is to familiarize the prince with diverse conditions and business practices for his future civil service career.
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Prince Augustus William
San
Berlin
America
Effin Carerr
Germany
Augstiia William
Inguranes
Europa
Indiana has Champion at National Live Stock Exposition
The Hereford steer Defender was awarded the Champion title by judges at the National Live Stock exposition. Owned by F. A. Naze of Attica Indiana, the animal topped the competition today in Chicago.
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Indiana
Scrippa-McHae Press Association
F. A. Naze
Attica
Ind
Fragmented City Page Teems With Wit And Quips
Readers are treated to a collage of jokes and social quips featuring playful exchanges about demonstrations, taft presidency, editorials, and stage life. The humor touches on audience reactions, airships, and Christmas prep as a chorus of names, places, and playful insults ricochet through Enid Oklahoma and Chicago references.
Kingdon Gould Ostracised at Columbia College
Special to The Sun from New York reports Kingdon Gould son of George Gould facing deep ostracism at Columbia. A freshman incident where Gould shot at a gang, rumors spread of his quelling rivals, leading to mockery and social exile. He avoids daily college rides using subway fare and is barred from several campus societies.
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Kingdon Gould
the Sun
New York
Dec
Columbia, College
George Gould
Kingdon
Freshie
Walilousire
Columbia
Hjnek Avengers
Secret Society of Hexers
Lumbertog 16
King’s Crown
Hoe
Morris, Conn
Kingdon Gouldoes
Favorite Prescription Promoted as Safe Native Remedy
An advertisement touts Doctor's Favorite Prescription as a safe, natural remedy made from native roots. It claims to address female weaknesses, backache, and related ailments, asserting permanent cures with no alcohol or habit forming drugs.
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Dan Dever
Ier
Patterns Offered By The Sun Fashion Department
The Sun announces arrangements with a leading pattern company to supply cheap patterns for tam stems. A different pattern described daily at ten cents each. Send ten cents, your name and address to The Fashion Department.
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Ite
The
Bun
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