Mrs Gould S sister marries a Chinaman in New York society
The Sun reports Mrs. Gould's sister Miss Elle Clements has wed Sun Tae, a Chinese bricklayer known as Bun Yue, in San Francisco after the earthquake era affair. The match shocks New York high society as Sun Yue, described with brick-dusted clothes, becomes part of the Goulds' social world.
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San Francisco
Howard Gould
New York
Aither
Dtra
Gould
Elle Clements
Sun Tae
Bon Yuo
Golden Gate
Bun Yue
Sun Yur Catle
House of Gold
Bun Tue
Sun Yue
Sun Yue Te
Left Handed Lions Riddle From Lipingstone
A clipped, fragmentary note describes “left handed” Lions and a riddle of Lipingstone. The text hints at watching and nearly a loom, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Matrimonial Epidemic And Transit Pains In New York
Special to The Site from New York describes massive transit plans spending around 50 million dollars plus for subways tunnels and bridges, signaling a new era of construction. It notes a wave of marriages among city workers, teachers, and office staff, with by-laws and court rulings affecting employment tied to marriage. City officials return from vacations to resume duties as flats and tenements rise, with about 1,000 new apartment projects filed since January 1 worth around 80 million dollars.
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New York
East River
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Hig Ie Insurance
Board of Education
Court of
Areptata
Cal
Bradway
Marriscer
Broadway
Cate
New York City
Riversita Drive
Theas
Fiat
Ifc
Loma land school under Katharine Tingley rules many
Special report from San Diego outlines the Raja Yogan settlement led by Katharine Tingley at Loma land. It describes outdoor education, military drill for boys, calisthenics for girls, uniform dress, a printing plant, photography, and an irrigation-based farm system. The piece notes the movement’s prosperity, theater ownership, and public lectures, while cautioning against sensational tales and fake occultism.
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Gil3on Gardner
San Diego
Cal
Kate Tingley
Treacury
Lyman J. Gage
Pacific
Loma
London
England
Loma-land
Universal Brotherhood
Katherine Tingley
Loggins
New Yorks strange cast of characters and city pests
A vivid slice of New York life highlights diverse figures from Ix O12 Benga the isolated African pygmy to Manny Jacobson a Swedish sailor who earned U.S. citizenship after serving in the Spanish American War. The piece also notes hundreds of exterminators patrolling the metropolis and their battle against roaches and bedbugs in a city that never sleeps.
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New York
Jas
Knickerbocker
Benga
Thia
Hal
Negro Orphan Asylum
Tim
Ana
Hin
Weepalah
Uncle Sam
United States
Manny Jacobson
Manny
Lahore
Baltimore
Navy
Sampson
Santiago
Moropastie
Goodrich
Francis Raquake
Col Watterson Still Vigorous In Spite of Increasing Years
Louisville dispatch recalls Col Watterson's enduring vigor at an Oct 8 gathering as he introduced W J Bryan, bridging old allegiances while affirming support for government ownership of railroads. The piece blends memoir, travel notes, and rumors about his salary and status in public life.
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Col. Watterson
Louisville
Henry Watterdon
W. J. Bryan
Old
Kentucky Cdiine
Watterton
Bryan
Matt oMerr
Kentucky
Watterson
Bie Lang
Eldarhan
Wallereon
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What Is
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Beecham
Cammin
Saratoga
Mel Gowan
Motz
Father Knickerbocker
Hoptonber
Raja Yoga
Court or-Journal
Henry Watterson
Jake
Texas
Ican
el Paso
Chiinge
Juarez
Mexico
Sod
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