Maybelle Gillman Wedding Attended by Family in San Francisco
In a San Francisco suburb a wedding is anticipated as Maybelle Gillman, heiress to fame and wealth, prepares to marry William Corey, a railroad magnate. Corey's divorce in Nevada is noted as unshaken by the Gillman family, while Maybelle's sisters and father prepare for the ceremony.
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Star
San Francisco
Maybelle Gillman
Acreva
Corey
Miss Gillman
Fortune
Papa Gillman
Maybelle
New 10-Story Hotel Planned for Third Avenue Corner
Beattie plans a modern ten story hotel on Third ave at Yesterdayway southwest corner. George Frye filed excavation permit this morning for the foundation. The 120 by 120 foot building will run from Third ave to the alley and cost an estimated 350600. Architects are Bebb and Mendel and plans will be completed soon.
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Beattie
Giaas
George Frye
Third Av
Yesterway
Founton
Bebb & Mendel
Labor Law Passed Stirs Call for Railway Worker Protections
A state convention of railway employees adopted resolutions urging passage of House Bill No. 01 to shield workers and the traveling public. The proposed bill contains a sixteen hour clause requiring train men or yard workers to avoid more than 16 hours of continuous service.
Dolphin Steamer Sails Southeast Alaska Route Restart
The Dolphin steamship from Alaska Steamship Company resumes runs along the southeast Alaska route with service returning to operation after maintenance and prep work completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin
Alaska Steamchip Company
Alaska
Btarrell's Toolc for Mechanics Discounted
Btarrell offers tools for mechanics at one percent discount. George H. Woodhouse Co. located at University Street rear Arcade building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btarrell’s Toolc
Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
University Strear Arcade
Eee
Reception for Bishop Moore at Fremont and Madison churches
At noon today Rev. W. A. Marrington Avenue hosts a luncheon at the Arbury M E church in Fremont honoring Bishop David M. Moore of Portland. All Methodist Episcopal ministers in the city attend. Tonight at Madison Street M E church a reception honors the bishop Judge G. B. Morris and Rev. W. H H. Rees will speak along with others and Bishop Moore will respond.
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W. A. Marrington
Asbury M. E Church
Fremont
David M. Moore
Porthand
Madison Street M. E Church
G. B. Morris
W. H H. Rees
Moore
Socialists Leave Egan's Hall After Sunday
City socialist group votes to reject renting Egan's Hall at higher price and bars speaker Vincent Marper from discussing marriage and morality themes. Socialist platform demands free discussion of scientific questions on society and well being, with plans to hold a meeting next Sunday and seek permanent quarters thereafter.
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Egan's Hall
Soctal Jet Party
Ban's Hall
Mr. Egan
Socialist Party
Vincent Marper
Egan
Dentist Dr Lee Baker Listed With Disorderly Conduct
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate dentist Dr Lee Baker of 206 Rites Building with a disorderly conduct reference. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Lee Baker
Rites
Why There Aren't Any Bad Boys in Sabetha Kansas
A town feature describes how Rev. C le Prak of the First Congregational church inspired youth in Sabetha Kansas through an industrial gymnasium project. The effort built interest in work, church life, and community, with boys assisting in construction and ongoing programs including gym classes, basketball teams, and cantatas led by Mr Fisk and his wife during absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle
Mr. Corey
Corey
United States
Nevada
Mia
Sabetha Kansas
Genetle Star
Adetha
Kan
le Prak
Fisk
Chicago
Clase
Babetha
Mr. Fisk
Onc
Mr. Fink
Courting Notions From Home Comeback
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a social scene where returning college girls influence romantic or courtship norms. The snippet references phrases like Not and No and mentions girls coming home from college. Context remains unclear and scant.
Publicity Bureau Receives German Reply Via Consuls
The publicity bureau of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition received a letter from A M Thacker American consul at Berlin stating he will bring the issue to the German emperor. The American consul at Jamates offers to take the matter up with the government there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Yukor Pacific Exposition
A. M. Thackare
Berlin
Germany
Jamates
Tea and Coffee Preparation at Hohiiling’e Restaurant
A brief note asks about methods to brew tea and coffee at Hohiiling’e Restaurant. It references preparing beverages and may imply a guide or inquiry on correct techniques.
Beating the farmer out of his price report highlights
The Interstate Commerce Commission will report soon on a widespread grain buying monopoly in the West. The measure covers elevator operators, railways, and buyers who collude to fix prices, drive independent dealers out, and restrain trade from Duluth to Chicago.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Genate
West
Gilgon Gardner
Washington, D. C
Jas
Senate
Commission
Middle West
Minnetota
Dakotas
Minneta
Nebraska
Kansas
Duluth
Chicago
Armour
Supreme Court
Board of Trade
Farmers’ Associations
Feders
Selevators
Lumber group backs reciprocal demurrage bill to Olympia
At a Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers meeting Saturday night the group voted unanimously to assist submitting a reciprocal demurrage bill to the Washington legislature. A mall vote will be taken before sending the bill to Olympia. Witnesses were directed to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission at the hearing Tuesday.
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Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Olympia
Interstate Commerce Commiission
Ihe
Court House
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Maybelle Gilman
WANT
Bishop Moore
Egan’s Hall
Marche Nordhoff & CO
Seattle
Nerewomen
Regul
Nainsook
Sic
Frederick & Nelson (Incorporated
Stransky
Avitout
Benjamin Franklin
Our Savings Department
Leri Cashion
First Ave
Redelsheimer & CO
Columbia St
Queen City Laundry
Vey- Buchanan
F. J. Bethel
MGR
Second Avenue
Garvey
Steinway
Sherman Clay & Co
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