Girl Weds Chinese Importer Sparks Race Defiance
Mrs May You Cuen, formerly Anna M Workman, a Baltimore stenographer, married Mey You Cuen, a Chinese importer, in a hurried ceremony after an engagement. She defended the alliance amid prejudice, praising her husband and recounting parental and social reactions at the courthouse and afterward.
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May You Cuen
Anna, M. Workman
Asa M. Workman
Baltimore
Rubelata
Gil
Webel
Bok
Maghak
May
Frwnds
Helen Rigoct
Mie Mas
Marriage of Mr Moy Shocks Baltimore Readers
A Baltimore couple wed at Ti First Reformed church parsonage with Rev Ry Joel T Rossiter officiating. The bride recalls laughter at the unusual English of the service while Mr Moy, about 43 with white hair, jokes he was not old. They plan a home at 505 Second Street NW and note Mrs Mey from Charlestown W Va. amid local marriage rumors and Moy name confusion.
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Mr May
Esamples
Irineell
Charlie Kee
Bureau of Commerce All Labor Service
Chicago
Toldphe
Brookland
Metropolitan Bank
Ma Seta Avenue
Baltimore
Tme
First Reformed Church
Joel T. Rossiter
Mr. May
Moy
Bob
Té-1
Tom
Second Street
Mr.May
Tia
Mr. Moy
Mr. Mey
May
Tsue Lung Company
Maryland
Lees
Virginia
Frontier clash looms as Bulgaria and Turkey seek rectification
London January 28 Bulgarian premier rejects Turkish demand for frontier rectification tied to monetary settlement. Britain and Russia urge restraint while negotiations with Austria-Hungary continue. Sofia reports Turkish envoy insists on ratification of the existing frontier. Bulgaria resists reopening talks.
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Constantinople
Sofia
Porte
London
Balkan
Bulgaria
Turkey
Sir Edward Grey
St. Petersburg
Russia
Pease
Rugs
X Sofia
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Paris
Sofa
Malriott
Eame
Malinoff
Capt Stirling linked to late night visits at Caledonian Hotel
Testimony in Stirling counter divorce case places him with Mrs Mabel Atherton at early hours at the Caledonian Hotel Edinburgh Jan 28. Night porter J A Davis testified Stirling was identified with the co respondent and that guards watched his wife during and after her stay.
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Atherton
Edinburgh
J. A. Davis
Caledonian Hotel
James Alexander Stirling
Stirling
Davis
Mabel Atherton
Inauguration of Cuba’s Gomez and US Ties Formalized
Maj. Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez was inaugurated president of Cuba as American control ended. Gov. Magoon read a decree preserving provisional laws and paying debts. contracts on sanitation and public works stay in force. US officials departed aboard ships. messages from Roosevelt and Wright offered goodwill and stability.
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Spain
Roosevelt
Wright
Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Charles ‘B. Magcon
Gomez
Maine
Las
Craser
Birmingham
Mississippi
McClellan
Plaza de Armas
Supreme Court
Magoon
United States
Cuba
Provisional Government
Provisional Administration
Lam
Republic of the United States
Republic of Cuba
Luke F. Wright
Congress
Deadlock in Venezuelan Talks Triggers Arbitration Stand
Officials in Caracas show impatience as negotiations between U S special envoy and the Venezuelan government stall over arbitration of claims by New York and Bermudez Asphalt and the Oronoco Corporation. Gomez seeks peace but defends national honor amid prospects of complete discontinuation.
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Caracas
Port of Spain
United States
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Oronoco Corporation
Buchanan
New York and
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Matos
Gomez
Venezuela
Pes
Ins
Great Britain
Alabama
State Department
Mr Reid Guest of King at Windsor Palace
Whitelaw Reid American ambassador left London for Windsor for a two day visit with King Howard. It marks the longest stay the ambassador has had at the royal palace with the king entertaining ambassadors during Windsor visits.
Chinese Legation Reports No Emperor Death News
Tokyo dispatch states rumors of Emperor Pu Was dead are unconfirmed. Chinese legation officials say if the emperor were seriously ill or dead, news would reach them before outsiders. No official word supports the claim.
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Tokyo
Bimpetne
Jan Ore
Ching
Pa. Yi
Tad Yeen
Lega
Princess Alice in Bourbon wreck near Rome
Rome January 23 Princess Alice of Bourbon youngest daughter of Don Carlos the Spanish pretender and several companions were in an automobile wreck near the city. The princess and her friends were thrown from the car but suffered no injuries.
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Don Carlos
Rome
Alice of Bourbon
Griving
Elias
Japanese Going Home Not Aware Big Immigration Drop
Secretary Straus defends government figures on Japanese immigration and emigration, asserting a strong decline in arrivals and rising departures. He cites 12,413 admissions in 1907, 477 in 1908, and a 6,017 arrivals with 5,8? departures for a year ending Oct 1908, noting emigration surpassed immigration from June 1908. He argues the Gentlemen's Agreement works better than restrictions and denies smuggl ing reports.
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Flint
Straus
Frank P. Pint
California
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Department of State
Japan
Lft
Will Testify in Hains Case Defense Expert Named
Dr Charles G Hill of Baltimore to testify as defense expert for Capt Peter C Hains Jr in the trial. Acquittals for Gen P Hanna and son Thornton were noted as preparations for Hill's appearance were made. Major Barns of the US Army, brother of the man charged with murder of William E B Annis, has been ordered transferred to San Francisco.
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Charles G. Hill
Baltimore
Charles G HN
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Anni
P. C. Hanna
Thornton
Hill
Chicago
Fe Barns
United States Army
Willam EB. Annis
Nations split over Nantucket collision blamed on Florida
New York January 28 courts to decide which ship bore fault in the Nantucket collision between the White Star Republic and the Italian Florida. Republic owners seek 2 million damages claiming Florida sped immoderately and failed proper signals while Florida owners counter with libel and limit of liability seeking 224 thousand. Florida asserts Republic officers were at fault and cites fog, signals, and course errors as causes.
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Zayes
Diplomatic Corps
Judiciary
Army
McClellan
Matoon
Knights Key
Ela
Washington
New’ York
Roosevelt
New York
Nantucket
White Star Inez Republic
Florida
Hall
Court of Admiralty
Republic
Adams
United States
Oceanic Steamship Navigation Company
Italien, Corporation
International Mercantile Marine Company
White Star Line
Baltic
Baltic Dn
Tuberculosis Remedy Bill Introduced in Lower House
A proposed measure in the lower house would pay the state $50,000 as a seed for a tuberculosis cure project. It requires the remedy to be as effective as the diphtheria antitoxin and assigns the state board of health to test remedies, with an appropriation of $50 for tests.
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Japan
Assemblyman
Sacramento
Cal
A. M. Drew
Fresno
Roosevelt
A. Jf. Drew
Assembly Chamber
Gillett
Trave
Theodor Hoossevelt
Troosevelt
Stanton
Assembly
California
Senate
State Board of Health
Carrie Nation Arrested in London For Vandalism
Carrie Nation was arrested today and must appear in police court. She broke glass over an advertisement for cigarettes in a Waterloo to Baker Street underground railway station in London.
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Wagpington Roer
London
Jen
Carrie Nation
Waterloo
Baker Street
Root Seeks Balance of National and State Power
Elihu Root, newly elected U.S. senator, addressed New York legislators in Albany promising to honor the nation’s constitutional powers while preserving state authority. He argued for limited central power, warned against overreach, and opposed direct Senate elections and direct democracy measures.
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Albany
Jan
United States
Elihu Root
Senate and Assembly
Assembly
New-York
Root
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
John Marshall
Hint
Republic
Roch
Eta
Government Printing Office under fire in census debate
The House accused the government printing shop of high costs and delays and voted to accept a Senate amendment allowing contract printing for parts of the thirteenth census if cheaper or faster. Representative Tawney said outside printing could save about 50 percent and reduce estimates. Col Hepburn charged union domination in the shop. The chamber also agreed to buy office buildings and approve related census measures.
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Tawney
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
Col. Hepburn
Iowa
Onion
Civil Service
Mepbury
United States
Hepburn
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Census Office
Cousius Bureau
Crumpacker
House
Mr. Tawney
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