Hale Leads in Bicycle Race as Bonds of Juanta Hold
Hale maintains a commanding lead in the eight day international bicycle race at Madison Square Gardens as rivals trail by miles. The report details Hale’s margin over Rice Reading Forastere and others, with Hubeck rising and Taylor faltering. In other dispatches, Maceo death rumors are explored, and a San Francisco interview discusses Queen Consort’s plans and political implications.
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Seattle real estate man sues over alienation of wife
Fred Chamberlain of Seattle sues Mrs. Josephine Curtin Woodbury and her husband for 26000 dollars alleging she influenced his wife Anna M. Potter into separation. Chamberlain claims his wife has lived apart for over two years under Woodbury’s influence and cites Woodbury’s advocacy of Christian science and other ventures.
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War to the Knife Rampant to Plumas County
A suppression era alert reports ethnic tensions spilling into violence around La Porte and Gibsonville. Chinese workers are targeted as locals clash over mine labor, with five masked attackers forcing mining officials into a sleigh and nine men raiding a camp, detaining seventeen Mongolians before warning them to quit. Authorities are alerted and tensions may escalate into broader conflict.
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Double deaths by own action in Boston and Ohio report
Mary L Collins and Samuel P Putnam were found dead in the Collins room in Boston with the gas on. Putnam, a prominent agnostic lecturer, was linked to Free Thought circles and to Colonel Ingersoll. Local commentary touched on Mrs Cooper’s case and a church trial. A college football game saw the Freshmen beat Sophomores 20 to 4 in rain.
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Randall and others in town noted in brief items
BREVITIES report lists Randall back, Coata visiting Hindertows Overton, Edmurde returning from Butte, Kaiser from Qobarehill, Henry Riter serving oyster soup and shrimp tomorrow, Trinity Church prayer services, band performances, Gablan traveling home for holidays, and a Christmas stock of frames and pictures at Mrs Needham's. Also notes a Meta church sermon tribulation, Cain the First Murder, a K P dance at Verdi, Joe Wheeler cattle buying in Golconds, and a drug ad for Laxatives.
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Marriage License Issued for Fred W. Job and Helen Crafts
A marriage license has been issued to Fred W. Job and Miss Helen Crafts. They plan to marry on January 6. Job is connected with the Bastian Consul-General. Crafts is the daughter of Clayton Crafts, former Speaker of the lower house of the Illinois Legislature.
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