Lung Hongs Fate Hinges On Western Kansas Deposition
United States officials push to deport Lung Hong a Chinaman held under the Chinese Exclusion Act. Attorneys are sent to Wallace County to probe the case with a deposition taken on the prairie frontier. Witnesses and physicians appear as the proceedings test the boundaries of the act and the fate of the merchant linked to Chicago.
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Lung Hong
Bowie
United States
Toles
Chicago
United Stateu
Fue Tchaild
United Staten
Law
Hong
EB. Pi Whiter
Chisago Phymecian
Bhar Hansas
Guthi
Wilder
Haron
Chivon Tates
Srape-caaibing
Deenaro
Justice of the Peace Records Certificates of Chinese Workers
Without a stenographer, the justice of the peace wrote questions by hand as Mr Hone received certificates of identification signed by Tir Wilder. Photos of Chinese individuals were shown to Dr Wilder to identify them, but he refused to name the people. The certificates listed Chinese workers such as Moy Sing Moy Vick Lee Wak Moy Houng Moy Tewe Wong Euan Moy Hop and Ah Toy from various companies, with evidence that the first name indicated their province in China.
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Justice of the Peace
Hone
Tir
Wilder
Ued
Wriich
Nam—Eo
Bone
Tll
Withema
Alhough
Moy Hop
Ah Toy
Lucy Wo Ching
Chinstier
York April 23 Reaction in Trade Shows Shifts in Metal Prices
R G Dunn s Weekly Review of Trade notes a fresh wave of price moves amid foreign demand and copper, iron and steel sector reactions. Gold currency flows and treasury disbursements support low money rates while European conflict and war in South Africa influence credit, with iron products easing and pig iron remaining weak as contracts adjust prices.
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York
R. G. Dunn
Weekly Review of Trade
Etton
mMex
Treasury
Europe
South Africa
Atuske
America
Prostea
Rod Makin
Chicago
Bie
Market foreseen lower prices spur dull demand across sectors
The article notes declines in wire nails and tin amid lower London quotes, with little change in tinplate and minor metal prices. Cotton, wool, and woolen goods face weak demand, while cotton futures wobble and exports rise. leather markets stay steady for sole leather but dull for upper leather. Shipments and general business show decreases in new activity and more mills closing or reducing hours.Exports remain strong for wheat and corn, with merchandise outflows surpassing last year, while imports edge up. weekly US failures total 264 and Canada 22. The King of Italy remains a worried sovereign.
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Jollet
National Steel Company
London
Milla
Esiison
Woot
Ohio
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
United States
Canada
Ruskin Club Social Sparks Topeka Arts Bustle
Miss Swearingen hosts Ruskin club thimble party at 623 Tyler street with a large guest list. program featured a paper on Ruskin to Literature and musical readings. future notices salute an upcoming meeting of the Ideal club and other society items across Topeka.
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Swearingen
The
Ruskin Club
Tyler Street
Whitmore
J.T. Turney
Linie
Lane
F. Bull
Booth
Mies Ide Dennis
Fies Swearingen
Miriam McFarland
W. V. Church
J.T. McFarland
Clarence Matson
Dora Kirk
Nelle Kirk
Miles Schultz
B.S Miller
Bertha Schultz
M.S. Betzer
Boughton
Emma Banks
Anna Banks
Emma Dennix
Gruth
Diana Shoenberger
Miss Way
Lydia Way
Harry Guthrie
Anna Adams
Grace Adams
Miss Tilson
Mary Bunker
Miss Holman
Afiss Huttle Holman
Tou Holman
Frank Cope
Nettle Bunker
Mabel Smith
M. C. Holman
Evelyn Holman
Edith Brewer
Beale Bates
Flo Bates
F. Gatchell
Minnie Lockwood
J.T. Tursey
Emma Dennis
Miss Lockwood
Turner
Ideal Club
First Presbyterian Church
Oulock
Agnes Radford
HR. H. Ragland
Kansas City
Katherine Mills
Ragiind
Sliss
Edna Carpenter
Harry Weaver
Topeka
L. B. McClintock
West Tenth Avenas
R. FB. Nichols
Salina
John Greet
Wiley
Byron Mills
Veras
Marian Kenderdine
Les Veras
Mary C. Gegdant
Emporia
W. CA
M. Chamberlain
Montgomery
Edna McClintock
Susie Gay
Lawrence
Gertrude Devereux
Society
Dramatic Summer Run Planned at Spokane Theater
Roy Crawford aims to repeat last year’s theater success at the Auditorium Theater Spokane by forming a stock company in Chicago led by Myron Lefingwell. The ten week Spokane run begins next week at Crawford theater with free admission for ladies on opening nights Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The Flints close a successful engagement at the Cre LoniebL.
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Auditorium Theater
Spokane
Roy Crawford
Topeka
Chicago
Myron Lefingwell
Crawford
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Kansas
Chinaman Objects
Wallace County
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Margherita
Germany
Austria
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Turkey
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Miss Swearingen
John Ruskin
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