Sioux Names To Be Standardized By Eastman Appointment
Dr. Jacob Eastman, a St Paul physician, is selected to standardize Sioux names. He will consult chiefs and translate Native terms for a new naming system, as author Hamish Garland prepares to visit Eastman in New York to discuss the project. Eastman’s life includes exile and education at Dartmouth and Boston University.
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ST. Paul
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jacob Eastman
Impt
Paul
Eastman
Ham Iy Garland
Roosevelt
Dr. Bastien
Amin Garland
New York
Mastman
Laurel Avenue
Ohio
Cea
Flan
Idrwau
Nod
Jacob
Ita
Washington
Mre Eastman
de Bastman
Bureau
Readers weigh editorial notes and public error
A Sayville reader defends editor John Allan’s Star remarks while noting errors are human. The letter compares Mr Allan’s missteps to President Roosevelt and Teddy’s travel update, highlighting public reaction to editorial opinions and a late night trip.
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Sayville
L. L
Daly B
Roosevelt
Hin
Teddy
Field Gun Red White and Blue Camouflage Discovery
London reports Capt Syke of the Yorkshire militia claims a dyed red white and blue field gun can be concealed at long range by a dull finish. Six guns at Aldershot allegedly evade detection by observers as artillery men fail to spot them from a distance.
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London
Beatie Labor Carnival Chooses Augusta Wiens Queen
The Beatie labor carnival selected Augusta Wiens as carnival queen with plans to mirror royal garb and pledge reforms. She promotes labor rights, shorter shifts, higher pay, and humane treatment, but admits uncertainty about ruling.
TACOMA S MAIDS OF HONOR CONTEST RESULTS
In Tacoma Washington Christine Dahl, supported by the Cooks and Waiters Union, wins with 244 votes in the election for Maids of Honor at the carnival. Emily Meiers, the Long Shoremen's candidate, is second with 106 votes. Over 140 ballots were cast in the final half hour. Tacoma will send two maids of honor to the carnival.
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Tacoma
Waah
Christine Dahl
Waiters’union
The
Butchers
Vrallying
Emily Meiers
Long Shoremen
Ron
Seattle
Carnival Plans Parades and Floats Hit Tacoma Streets
A city carnival parade is planned after the labor union events with large detachments from Tacoma Ballard Everett and other piers. The procession will feature several bands and expensive floats as restaurants manufacturers and other industry participants join. The grounds committee says gate preparations will be ready for the evening event.
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Saad
Tacoma
Ballard
Everett
On Ee Evenin
Murderers in Custody in Kentucky Feud Killings
Jackson July M tploer and Uritton arrested on warrants by McKinter Gockrifl for the murder of Jim Coat. They were arraigned as Green testified before the grand jury, naming Curt Jett and others as involved. The case ties the Guekrill feud to a chain of killings including Dr Coa and a lawyer.
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Curt Jett
Krill
Jett
Guekrill
Coa
Queckrill
Kel loge Strike Maintains Firm Stand Across Sides
In Chicago on July 1, both sides in the Kel loge dispute remain firm as unions threaten action and company employees hold to their positions. A judge injunction breach led to sentences of up to sixty days for one striker while others received lesser terms.
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Chicago
K Loge Company
Ita
Kellowg T
Fish
International Machiniste
Hie
The Polliarde to Stage The Getaha and Other Theatrical News
The Polliarde will present The Getaha with updated songs and costumes while touring Japan. Paul, the opera, is announced as a midweek feature. Mabel Dixey, praised for Celeste in A Fool and Money, signs with Broadhurst & Currie for the season. Local amateurs are promised notable displays at the Em, with twelve acts planned. Other notes include Kendall opening the Grand season, Crane replacing David, and Leon Dockelader's minstrel at Manhasset. Dan Daly health rumors persist but are denied. Levy and Twerner to star next season in Little Johnny Jones.
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Polliarde
Getaha
Japan
Paul
Opera
Mabel Dixey
Celeste
New York
Broadhurst & Currie
Ine Dixey
Eli Dixey
Thet Levy
Geo. M. Cohan
Cohans
Sam Twerner
Johnny Jones
Bernhardt Schedules Shakespeare Shift Amid England Run
The article notes Bernhardt will skip a planned England engagement to perform in New York, with laughter cited during a recent rehearsal. It mentions Nat M. Wills star of "A Bon af Kent" and a comic interlude involving a huckleberry pie before a hospitalization. Henry Ge is listed as a noted supporting actor for a Teutonical musical comedy by Mason and Ma.
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Nat M. Wills
Henry
Mason
Rudolph
Adolph
Druggists Warned as Enforcement of Record Law Tightens
District Attorney Scott announced strict enforcement of a state poison record law for retail sales. He noted past violations will be prosecuted and urged druggists to keep date, buyer name, and reason for purchase on all records. A parade committee invites participants to meet at Union Street and First Avenue by 1:00 p.m. Monday.
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Scott
Ting
Fcott
Angel
Tou
Dhaia
Union Street
First Avenue
Government Printers May Declare Strike at Washington
In Washington DC Jay Miller, assistant foreman at the government printing office, seeks reinstatement after a reappointment order. The union protests, Public Pointer Palmer handles the matter, and Civil Service Commission action follows. If a strike occurs printers face examination and certification before returning to work. Machines may replace hand composition, reducing staff and altering labor dynamics as Roosevelt and Cer telyou weigh substitutions.
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Washington, DC
Jay BM
Charlee Miller
Government Printing Office
Pointer Palmer
Provident Roosevelt
Palmer
Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Miller
Roosevelt
Seateet
Certelyou
Millers
POKER PLAYERS ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA GAMBLING RAID
Harry Rosenbaum and associates including Bollie Rosenbaum and Ar thes Samad, plus merchants F J Murphy Richard Wilson Sam Milter and Marty Goldwater, were arrested in Stockton as police shut down a pe rcen game violating state gambling law. Bail set for all.
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Stockton
Cal
Harry & Dawson
Sounell
Bollie D. Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Arthes Samad
Clmar
F. J. Murphy
Richard Wilson
Sam Milter
Marty Goldwater
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