Dutch Suitor Traverses 24000 Miles For Hawaiian Marriage
The narrative describes Mr. Cobins journeying across oceans and nations, including the Netherlands, Hawaii, and Holland, to wed a promised Plomish bride. After consent from her father, he plans a long voyage and career moves, totaling about 24,000 miles by the time he returns to Honolulu.
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Ais
Wilhelm Oweins
Hawaiian Lelands
Tulland
Cobins
Alost
Netherlands
Sapa
Holland
Hawaii
Honolulu
Coding
Dr Russ to Attend Tuberculosis Congress in Washington
Dr Russ Judge to depart for an extensive vacation then travel to Washington DC for the International Congress on Tuberculosis at the national capital from September 11 to October 12. He is among the judges to award prizes with representation from foreign countries and U S states. Attendees include Dr J Lantford Dr Franke Davhal Dr W E Wright Dr T Bull and state health officials Dr W M Brundhy and Dr JT W Cummings of Heame president of the Texas Ster Medion association.
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Washington
Dr. Russ
Mother killed by sight of son’s wound in New York
New York August 7 A mother died after she fainted while dressing her injured son Alexander A Howin 60 years old the shock of seeing his wounded hand caused her collapse Her name is Mrs Howte and the family heard a fall but efforts to revive her failed Also notices include sealed for forage and bedding proposals for fort posts in Texas and Oklahoma with details for submission and rights reserved by the United States Army Quartermaster Office
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Robart
A. Howin
Pious Orange
Alexander A. Dmb
Texas
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Forts Bliss
Clark
McIntowh
Houston
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U. S
Robt
R. Stavens
Lodge and union meetings in San Antonio tonight
Numerous fraternal and labor gatherings listed for San Antonio venues tonight including B P G Ey Elke hall and Woodmen halls with start times around 7 to 8:30 p.m. Organizations include Odd Fellows Red Men K of P Pythians German clubs and unions at various halls.
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Trades Council Hall
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Negro League Aims to Curb Crime in Chicago Black Belt
Chicago reports a plan to form a law and order league of black residents to counter crime in Chicago's black belt after Springfield disturbances. Rev H B Steward led a call to organize to defend the community and counteract white and black lawlessness, urging responsibility and action for future safety. Bloomington reports Mrs Hallam uncertain about assailant identity in Springfield attack but confident in her condolences and opposition to the violence.
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Law and League
Teast
Sprinfield
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Svave
H. B. Steward
Fleistless
Springfield
Law and Order League
Good Citizens League
Bloomington
Bert Halkin
Hichardson
Hallam
Drummers HUSTLING FOR THE BIG FAIR
A report from the Saint Antonio Traveling Men's association meeting notes plans to boost the San Antonio fair. The Uniweyned to hugile group and Pro- Nective desentation join in promoting Drummer Day with a parade planned for the first Saturday in One Call.
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Traveling Men's Association elects officers in San Antonio
At yesterday’s meeting of the Traveling Men’s association ball, K James was elected president to succeed R L Burdett av d, and Jonas was elected secretary. The Traveling Men’s association, formed two years ago, is a cooperative of Travelers Protective and Walled Commercial Travelers members. Its primary object is to work for the good of the San Antonio fate.
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Traveling Men's Association
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R. L. Burdett
Jonas
Travelers’ Protective Association
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Drowns Herself Prominent Arkansas Woman in Cistern
Parahontas Ark August 17 Prominent local resident Oluf, wife of a well known optician, is reported to have drowned herself yesterday morning in a cistern. The tragedy caused a public sensation due to her standing in the community and no clear cause is given for the act.
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Ark
Oluf
Owang
Notice to Taxpayers City of San Antonio Tax Roll
Notice to taxpayers under city ordinances that all owners within the city limits must render property for taxation. The assessor’s books are open now and must be rendered by September 1. Mayor Ryan Callaghan signs, with City Clerk Fred Ques attesting.
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Axgeasor
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Clore
Wesley Wilson Birthday Celebrates Secretary of Agriculture
Weshington announces the birthday of Lidames Wilson known as the secretaries perpetual of agriculture. He was born in Ayrshire Scotland in 1882 and came to the United States in 1870 settling in Councellout before moving to Iowa where he farmed and served in public roles. He has been secretary of agriculture for eleven years and led efforts to improve farming nationwide. The department plans a new building to house its work and showcase the ongoing impact of Wilson’s administration.
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Socialists plan spectacular campaign and public stunts
A chaotic account outlines socialist campaign tactics across cities including Chicago New York and Philadelphia with plans for mass gatherings soapbox lectures and a race train tour featuring prominent figures J G Phelps Stokes Gaylord Wilshire and Eugene Debs. The piece notes arrests campaigns in Los Angeles and a tented fellowship effort while promising dramatic, organized mobilization and entertainment to spread the movement.
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Awatet
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Contest to Make At Least One Boy Outlaw List
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a contested race to deliver credentials by hand within two hours. It mentions public and sparsely settled areas, various transport modes, and avoidances of cheating. Start date is ambiguously noted as September, with strict prohibitions on tardiness and unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Slays Child Sweetheart in Oklahoma Double Tragedy
Alice Carter, 1, is shot by Charles Figher at her home and dies in the parlor. He then kills himself after stating the parents’ opposition to their marriage was motive. The incident appears premeditated and occurred in the child’s home, with the couple planning a union cited as cause.
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Alice Carter
Charles Figher
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Fisher Ihiote
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