Chicago couple ties hushana to ante nuptial fee
A Chicago man and Rose Guggenheim obtained a marriage license and signed an ante nuptial agreement in which Guggenheim agreed to pay Fisher 17 000 for marriage. The agreement provides Fisher’s use of the money in fee simple and support for any children, with existing remarriage noted.
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Ledo
Hushana
Chicago
Meek
Omas G. Fisher
Oh Ago
Rose FE. Guggensp
Aite
Harry L. Wineman
Onclerk
Rabbin
Guggeheim
Fisher
Gaged Like a Beast Old Soldier Moves
J W Pike of Ohio county, a blind, mentally troubled Confederate veteran, is carried in a large wooden cage by his wife and six children. They travel in a covered wagon toward the Choctaw nation, after six months on the road with no release from the cage. Pike served in a Kentucky regiment during the Civil War.
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Padugah
J. W. Pike
Ohio County
Pike
Mayfield
Creak
Kentucky
Metal and Money Market Report Minute
Market recap notes New York June figures for metal and money markets. Mexican dollars quoted at 42 cents with silver at 83 percent cope rate 12 percent to 12.60.
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New York
Sivet
Cope
Stampede causes fatalities in Philadelphia leather mill fire
Fire at M. H. Rosenblatt & Co. leather goods mill in Philadelphia trapped workers as 200 fled via inadequate exits. At least a dozen dead, three bodies recovered by 3:15 p.m., losses estimated at 200000. Separate note: Balaklava copper claims in Redding, Calif., tied to $650000 sale option to Pennsylvania capitalists led by Peter Kimberly.
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Philadelphia
M. H. Rosenblatt & Co
Redding
Calif
Flat Creek
Pennsylvania
Peter Kimberly
Quiet Reigns In Gollieries Strife Diminishes
Quiet returns to the Lehigh Company colliery area in Wilkes Barre as strikers keep peace this week. After a shooting attempt on the Lehigh superintendent on Wednesday the company adds guards and aims to prevent employee injuries while the strike drags on with no changes.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Company
Lehigh
Neo
Hawaii Volcano Erupts as Di Kilauea Spouts Flames
Haawii’s Di Kilauea volcano erupts with flames and smoke rising above the crater in a ten year return, though no ashes or lava eruptions have occurred yet. The report comes from Honolulu via San Francisco dated June 6 and June 13.
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Kilauea
Honolulu
San Francisco
di Kilauea
Haawii
Campaign Issues Shaped by Party Leaders in Washington
Washington dispatch notes how recent state and congressional conventions shape campaign literature and speeches. Democrats frame the army’s conduct in the Philippines while Republicans push investigation as an attack on the army. compilations compare officer and enlisted punishments, highlighting alleged cruelty and bias.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Philippines
Democratic Committee
Funston
Otis
President reaffirms stance on Cuban reciprocity in message
Washington June 13. After consultations with leaders, the President decides to address Congress again on Cuba reciprocity. He will reaffirm duty to Cuba and fairness to the new republic, and signal unlikely further efforts to pass reciprocity despite opposition and Senate evidence.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Cuba
Thurber
Senate Committee
General Wood
Oxnard
King Edward Praises Boers Amid Peace Efforts
Reports from Buckingham Palace note King Edward endorsing Dutch South African peacemaking and praising Boers. A reception by Lord Mayor Sir Jops Dimsdale and the London party council marked the event, signaling a tactful shift toward appeasement in the region.
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NDON
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Jo Ps Dimsdale
London Party Council
Oregon Convicts Still At Large In Open Country
A fugitive convict named Tracy remains at large in Oregon with sightings as far south as Clackamas county and Needy vicinity. Sheriff Cook's guards scoured the woods overnight and checked stores in New Era after a man matching the description was seen about nine this morning in town with tobacco.
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Atland
Ore
Merrill
Tracy
Clackamas County
Ilitia
Cook
Oregon
New Era
City
Second marriage of this couple shocks Chicago society
Chicago report notes divorce of Dr Liston H Montgomery and his wife, granted on cruelty grounds, followed by plans to remarry the same pair. The groom has pursued the former wife since the split, with about five hundred guests mentioned in the account.
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Chicago, Ill
Afc North Shore Society
Liston H. Montkmery
Second Knot Tying Ceremony Involves Returning Best Man
Invitations go out for a second tying of the knot with the same minister who united them presiding again. One of the original best men will resume his old role at the ceremony.
River and Harbor Bill Signed After Veto Fears
The President signed the river and harbor bill today in Washington, D. C. Despite opposition to many features, a canvass of Congress by the President’s friends showed enough support in both houses to secure the two thirds needed to pass it over a potential veto.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Murderer Executed in California Prison
SAN QUENTIN Calif June 18 F Wheeler a white man executed in the penitentiary today for the brutal murder at Cutlen Butte county on March 3 1901. Bisbee has distributed attractive literature advertising its Fourth of July celebration broadcast through this section.
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San Quentin
Calif
F. Wheeler
Emily Martin E Night James
Cutlen
Butte County
Bisbee
Boom town rises in a day Custer Colorado
A planned city to be named Custer will spring up overnight ten miles from Westcliffe. Two thousand workers, shops under tents, and premanufactured building pieces set to form 500 wooden houses with a two story boarding house. The widow of General Custer and Governor Orman plan to attend the christening events.
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Denver
Col
Custer
Colorado
Westcliffe
Bassick
United States
Custes
Orman
Independence for Afrikanders Hinted by Boer Envoy
General Pearson, the Boers special envoy, says he plans to become an American citizen and return to South Africa to pursue business after peace is signed. He doubts published cable texts reveal full treaty details and suspects Britain may grant Afrikanders independence with suzerainty.
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Washington, D. C
Pearson
Camp Chalmette
New Orleans
South Africa
Boy Chases Pulp Dog Tale From Newcaster to Youngstown
Eight year old Earl Toler pursued his pug dog twenty miles from Newcaster to Youngstown after the hound ran away. James Smith found the dog in the city last night and fed both boy and dog until the father arrived. The tale ends with the boy declaring the dog no longer worth praise, amid a separate note about a legal dispute over a 4 cent commission and cattle dealings valued at 686 dollars with a $5,000 claim.
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Youngstown
Earl Toler
Newcaster
James Smith
Witil
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