Chinese Bride Of Pure Blood Anglo Saxon Married To Chinese Merchant
San Francisco June 4 to the wedding of Captain Whiting US Navy and Miss Helen G Alifong ic daughter of a prominent Chinese merchant Ab Fong in a lavish match that links the Ab Fong family to elite American circles The groom William A Memhall is a young attorney with ties to Hawaii and California law firms The marriage etches a cross cultural alliance amid wealth and society in the Bay Area drawing attention to the bride’s notable lineage and the groom’s prominent professional background
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San Francisco
Ab Fitur
Mongulian
Ameer
Fetter
le Mies
Helen G. Alifong
Britten
Seudlian
Rulon
Ind Childry
Risht
Pere
Whilitr
Ted
William A. Mémehall
Eitein
Abicus
Bay
Callfeenia Street
C. Li
C. Li. Tih Ben
California
Fedlarw
Michae Swibatte
Abe
Tierahall
Luxuy
Haising
Alcantara
Exgtana
Elikiren
Wiabe University
Herbert
Honea
Caytile Whiting
Navy
Wawal
Tofinda
Leing Hanitiu
Kawail
Thinempenr
Tema
Sheren
Doctor Fights Rattler While Fishing on Des Cygnes River
Dr H C Miner of an unnamed city wrestled a nineyard rattlesnake on the banks of the Sarai des Cygnes near Quenzyme while fishing. After a tense clash he disabled the snake with a club strike, stunned the reptile, and returned to camp to rest, stating he will avoid snakes in future trips.
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Miner
Sarai Des Cygnes
Quenemy
H.C. Miner
Tts City
Abner
Keating
Walter Millard
Pool Shreve
Marate Des Cygnew
Macel
Biewett
Finiahed
Aldeeld Portrait Fund Approved by Illinois Senate
Illinois Senate approves appropriation of 1000 dollars for painting a portrait of ex Governor Altgeld. Springfield report notes the measure follows House action and targets a formal portrait for state display. The June 2 action aligns with ongoing effort to honor former governor with official artwork.
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Illinois
Springfield
Senate
House
Flo
Alteeld
Senator Smith Denies Sugar Stock Speculation Charge
Washington reports Senator Smith of New Jersey rejected newspaper charges linking him to sugar stock speculation. In a brief senate reply, he declared he never bought or sold sugar stock during the current session and cited records showing no such actions or involvement in sugar legislation affecting stock values.
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Washington
Smith
New Jersey
Senate
Rea
Tillman
Ted
Tilbany
Congress
Stock Exchange Case Attracts Government Challenge In Kansas City
Arguments were heard in the United States district court in Kansas City as the government seeks to dissolve the Kansas City Stock Exchange and halt its operations. Judge Foster took the matter under advisement after testimonies on the exchange’s monopolistic practices and compliance with the Interstate Commerce Act. The suit grew from a dispute between the exchange and Greer, Mills & Co. with the Kansas City Stock Yards Exchange, and United States Attorney Perry provided the case materials to Attorney General Harmon for action. The suit was filed last January.
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Kansas City Stock Exchange
Widge Foster
United States
Foster
Kansas City
Fox
Exchange
Commission Orin
Greer, Mills & Co
Kansas City Stock Yards Exchange
Matriot Attomey
Trouble Over A Salute On Brooklyn Incident
New York reports June 2 recounts Admiral Milter aboard the Brooklyn during Queen’s Jubilee voyage. A naval salute misfired and powder locks prevented firing. Quarters and gun crews responded, but lack of a fuse or key left the salute unanswered as the Brooklyn moved down the river.
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New York
Milter
Brooklyn
Nave Yard
Francis M. Runes
Faty Yard
Jum
Vermont
Fred
Thehorutind
Cook
Mander Mason
Tuetgert Held to Grand Jury Without Bail
Adolph Tuetgert charged with his wife's murder is sent to the grand jury without bail. An examining time indicates no direct proof of guilt, though circumstantial evidence is discussed. A lengthy advertisement mix includes testimonials for Chamberlain's remedies and Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
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Duetgert
Chicago
Adolph Tuetgert
Tla
Ball
Ering
A. W. Potter
BC. Atkins & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Hall
Tillman Won’t Give Up Fight for Dispensary Law
Washington June 2 Senator Tillman declares the South Carolina dispensary case will be appealed to the U S Supreme Court if needed. He says the state has exhausted resources and must await the high court and Congress. He vows to press efforts but doubts House action this season, insisting the principle will be maintained.
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Washington
Tillman
Simontort
Supreme Court of the United States
Aupreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Tiiran Lies
Senate
Chicago Held Liable in Rail Property Damages
Ikage Grosscup of the federal court upheld the liability of Chicago for damages to rail property. The case involved a demurrer by the city to a $50,000 claim by the Pennsylvania Company over a fire at the Park yards on the night of July 6, 4594, and a $20,060 claim by Yaxco & Mississippi Valley for destruction at Lard Street on the same night.
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Chicago
Ikage Grosscup
Feasey
Pennsylvania Company
Firtellion Park Yards
Yaxco & Miasissippi Valley Pany
Lard Street
Dla
Astor's Concerts Play Hosts Paderewski Melba Night Two
A Limdonays dispatch says Limdonays has seen superb programs this season but Astor's two nights top them. Paderewski will perform with Melba, Winning, while Mancon Ancona and others are additional attractions for the shows.
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New York
Limdonays
Astor
Paderewski
Melba
Mancon
Ancona
Yellow Fever Strikes aboard Steamer Alliance
Aboard the steamer Alliance reaching New York from Colon, one passenger, Angus McLellan, died of yellow fever and a second cabin passenger from Pictou Bay was taken ill. Bert Gill, a waiter on the Alliance, also contracted yellow fever and was moved to Swinbourne Island hospital. A third passenger remains detained for five days.
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Colon
Nework
New York
Angus McLellan
Pictou
Nis
Manama
Herbert Gill
Alliance
Bay
Swintarne Island Hospital
Hoffman
Senate Now Full With One Vacancy Yet to Be Filled
Washington June 2 The senator from Beb Carolina Jake McLaurin who succeeded the late Senator Bart has been sworn in. The senate lineup shows Republicans two short of a majority with Democrats and Populists presence and one vacancy in Oregon.
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Washington
Beb
Jubilee Hymn to Join English Prayer Book
The Jubilee Hymn written by Biabop Wakenleta and approved by the queen will be included in the Esanah prayer book. Set to music by Sir Arthur Sullivan the hymn has four stanzas and begins Oh King of Kings. Wardreds of thousands have been urged to try Chamberlains Cough remedy after reading about its benefits.
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Quondon
Biabop Wakenleta
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Kinga
National House Session Attacks Reed Policy
Washington June 2 A lively House session featured sharp minority attacks on Speaker Reed and the Republican majority over how committees are appointed and conduct business. Richardson of Tennessee and Simpson of Kansas led the onslaught, while Henderson and Grosvenor defended the majority amid calls for reform and concerns over unexecuted duties and rapidly rising legislation.
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Washington
House
Reed
Richardson
Tennessee
Simpson
Kansas
Henderson
Grosvenor
Tktep
Hichardson
Bir
Dalzell
Rep. A
Sui
Dalzet
Dea
Moladm
Wataun
Simpaon
Torry
Dem. Ark
Congress
Kursus
Peculiar Poisons From Weak Digestion and Stomach Aid
A era from an old health ad claims all living things suffer decay from germs in the body. It urges Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the most effective remedy for indigestion aiding digestion, blood, nerves and complexion. The ad touts a free booklet on stomach diseases and lists Stuart Co Marshall, Minnesota, as the mail address for orders.
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Bright
Nuxtey
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall Minh
Marshall
Controversy In House As Speakers Criticized And Adjourning Near
Members of the rules committee sparred with the speaker over how rules must be approved by the house. Grosvenor and Simpson attacked minority leadership and mocked the opposing side while defending the speaker. The House adjourned until Thursday amid protests and calls for decorum.
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Simpeor
Committee On Rules
Growvenor
Rep. D
Groxvenor
Simpson
Morgan
Giher House
Champion Long Distance Singer of the World at Salvation Army
New York on June 2 Adjutant Ludgate billed as Champion Long Distance Singer of the World. He promises 51 songs in 60 minutes with a Salvation Army uniform and Seidl concertina. The act at Salvation Army headquarters West Fourteenth promises a record performance drawing praise from Chicago press for stamina.
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Toming
Salvation Army
New York
Patti
Melba
Edouard de Reszke
Scaldh
Ludgate
Oi World
West
Chicago
New York Promoters Plan Novel Exchange Building
Negotiations near completion for a $700000 fireproof New York building to house a promoters exchange. The 12 story structure will offer 1000 transient offices priced from 50 cents to $5 daily, with ground level public rooms and upper floors dedicated to offices and suites. Basement will feature cafe barber shop and baths.
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New York
Promoters Exchange
Sohloo
Built His Own Coffin For Simple Rest Home Craft
Dr Jim Brutus of Bennettaville in Mariboro county built his own coffin to spare friends from the heavier task. He blends medicinal herbs and roots, though he has no medical diploma and has never worked in a hospital. This coffin is his seventy fifth, with only two paid orders.
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Columbus
Jim Brutus
Bennettaville
Mariboro County
Jim
Dim
Lightning Strikes Bowdoin Campus Causing Cracks
Bronewick Maine reports a heavy snow storm with lightning causing costly damage on the Bowdoin College campus. The Kings channel corner facade and Winthrop hall and Searles science building sustained cracks. several exterior structures were affected. The storm also disrupted the area as a potent display of weather. Ellis Roberts nomination to U S Treasurer is reported with his prior role in New York.
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Bronewick
Lishtning
Bowdoin College
Bolt Alec
Winthrop Hall
Searles Science Building
Ellis Roberts
U.S
Washington
New York
Senate
Robins
Freasarty
United States
National Educational Association Meeting Advised Travel
For the 1906 meeting in Milwaukee from July 6 to 9, readers are urged to use Union Pacific. The line offers superior service from Omaha or Kansas City with Gay coaches, chair cars, Pullman cars, dining and library cars, fewer changes than competitors, and a round trip fare of one plus $3 from points along the Missouri River.
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National
Educatronic el Association
Bulfais
Chion Pacific
Ail
Milwaukee
Wie
Missouri River
Union Pacific
Union Pacific H
Omaha
Kansas City
All Pointe
State Journal Growth and Building in Topeka
In 1896 the State Journal built a brick three story home at the corner of Kansas avenue and Eighth street Topeka. It notes daily circulation rising from 800 in 1855 to over 11,000 in recent years, with 43 carriers and full Associated Press wire service. It claims the largest circulation among Kansas dailies and invites proof if challenged.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
The
State Journal
Topeka
Kangas Avenue
Eighth St
Kansas Aye
Great State of
Kansas
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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