Girl Weds Chinese Man Defies Prejudice in Baltimore
Mrs May You Cuen once Miss Anna Workman, a Stenographer, married Asa M Workman in Baltimore yesterday in a hastily arranged ceremony. She says she long considered the step, faced prejudice, and loves her Chinese husband despite community critics. She notes his status as a grand old man and says she will live here with him, praising his character and their decision amid challenges from relatives and society.
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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
Calvert
Lin
Erelines
Ianister
Mr May
Esamples
Irineell
Charlie Kee
Bureau of Commerce All Labor Service
Chicago
Toldphe
Brookland
Metropolitan Bank
Ma Seta Avenue
Tme
Second Street
Mr.May
Tia
Mr. Moy
Mr. Mey
Tsue Lung Company
Moy
Maryland
Lees
Virginia
Marriage at Ti First Reformed Church Reported
A couple recounts their Baltimore wedding at Ti First Reformed Church parsonage on Read and Valued streets officiated by Rev. Joel T. Rossiter. The bride teases the groom about the license as the pair plans a home on Second Street Northwest and discusses their hopes and family ties.
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First Reformed Church
Baltimore
Joel T. Rossiter
Mr. May
Moy
Bob
Frontier Change Proposal Sparks Balkan Tension
London and Paris report rising anxiety over Bulgaria and Turkey amid talks of frontier rectification. Bulgaria’s mobilization is seen as leverage to secure a payment and border changes while Britain Russia and Austria-Hungary urge restraint and peace. Sofia rejects reopening negotiations unless frontier rectification is dropped.
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London
Balkan
Bulgaria
Turkey
Sir Edward Grey
St. Petersburg
Russia
Pease
Rugs
Sofia
Constantinople
X Sofia
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Paris
Sofa
Malriott
Eame
Malinoff
Capt Stirling linked to late hotel visits and threats
Testimony in Stirling counter divorce case ties James Alexander Stirling to late night visits by Mrs Mabel Atherton at the Caledonian Hotel with the hotel night porter Davis stating he saw the couple enter Atherton’s rooms. Stirling identified in court by Davis and admitted arranging a watch on Northland around Mrs Stirling’s room with instructions to thrash him.
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Atherton
Edinburgh
J. A. Davis
Caledonian Hotel
James Alexander Stirling
Stirling
Davis
Mabel Atherton
Inauguration of Cuba’s Gomez Amid US Departures
Maj. Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez is sworn in as Cuba’s president as battleships Maine and Mississippi depart Havana. Gov. Magoon reads a decree preserving provisional laws and paying debts, while U S assurances reiterate ongoing Cuban governance and guarded debt limits.
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Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Charles ‘B. Magcon
Gomez
Maine
Las
Craser
Birmingham
Mississippi
McClellan
Lam
Cuba
Magoon
Luke F. Wright
United States
Congress
Provisional Government
Gomez balks at arbitration in deadlocked Venezuela talks
Officials here grow impatient as negotiations between US special envoy Buchanan and Venezuela stall over arbitration on the New York Bermudez Asphalt, Matos revolution, and court judgments. President Gomez fears harming Venezuela’s honor while seeking peace, while British and US circles push for arbitration and continuity of diplomatic ties.
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Plaza de Armas
Gomez
Supreme Court
Magoon
Caracas
Port of Spain
United States
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Oronoco Corporation
Buchanan
New York and
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Matos
Venezuela
Pes
Ins
Great Britain
Alabama
State Department
Mr Reid Guest of King at Windsor Visit
American Ambassador Whitelaw Reid travels from London to Windsor for a two day royal visit with King Howard. It marks the longest stay by an envoy at the royal palace and follows the palace custom of dining and sleeping with the king.
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MR. Reid Guest OF
King
Emperor Pu Was Dead Rumor Not Confirmed
Tokyo reports a rumor that Emperor Pu Was died from confluent smallpox. Chinese legation officials say there is no confirmation and no credible news reaching them. They note if the emperor were seriously ill news would reach authorities first.
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Tokyo
Bimpetne
Jan Ore
Ching
Pa. Yi
Tad Yeen
Lega
Princess Inatio Wreck Near Rome Injures None
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 today. The princess and her friends were thrown from the car but escaped injury.
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Don Carlos
Rome
Alice of Bourbon
Griving
Elias
Japanese Emigration Debate Shapes Immigration Figures
Secretary Straus defends Department figures showing a sharp drop in Japanese immigration and rising emigration. He argues the gentlemans agreement with Japan works better than restrictions and notes a negligible smuggling influx. Roosevelt letter urges Fresno Assemblyman Drew to wait on land-prohibition bill.
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Flint
Straus
Frank P. Pint
California
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Department of State
Japan
Lft
Assemblyman
Sacramento
Cal
A. M. Drew
Fresno
Roosevelt
A. Jf. Drew
Assembly Chamber
Gillett
Trave
Theodor Hoossevelt
Troosevelt
Stanton
Assembly
Senate
Will Testify in Hains Case Defense Expert Testimony Planned
Dr Charles G Hill of Baltimore to testify as defense expert for Capt Peter C Hains Jr in a trial involving the Annis Hanna case. Hill, a noted arlonist, arranged by Hanna and his son Thornton, recently acquitted, to appear for the defense. Maj Barns, US Army paymaster and brother of the accused, ordered transferred to San Francisco in a related army matter. Virginia event notes, Gates county travel, and a Library auction in Washington conclude with sale of works by prominent authors at 1407 G Street NW this afternoon.
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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
Debate over responsibility in Nantucket collision heats court fight
New York Jan 28 court actions seek damages over the White Star Republic and Italian Florida collision. Republic owners seek about 2 million, blaming Florida for immoderate speed. Florida's owners seek limitation of liability and claim Republic negligence. Both cases hinge on fog, signals, and proper lookout as ships crossed in heavy seas.
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New York
Nantucket
White Star Inez Republic
Florida
Hall
Court of Admiralty
Republic
Adams
United States
Oceanic Steamship Navigation Company
Italien, Corporation
Substantial $50,000 Tuberculosis Remedy Reward Bill
A proposed $50,000 appropriation was introduced in the lower house to fund a state effort toward a tuberculosis cure. The measure requires the remedy to be as effective as the diphtheria antitoxin and tasks the state board of health with testing and reporting.
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State Board of Health
Carrie Nation Arrested In London Station Vandalism
Carrie Nation was arrested today and will appear in police courts. She smashed a glass display over a cigarette advertisement at the Waterloo Baker Street underground railway station.
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Wagpington Roer
London
Jen
Carrie Nation
Waterloo
Baker Street
Root Seeks Balance Between Federal Power and State Authority
United States Senator elect Elihu Root told Albany’s joint session that he is a firm nationalist of Hamilton’s school yet favors preserving local self government. He warned against central overreach while defending state powers and criticized direct senatorial elections and national mandates.
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Senator Elect
Alexander Hamilton
New York
Albany
Jan
United States
Elihu Root
Senate and Assembly
Assembly
New-York
Root
Washington
John Marshall
Hint
Republic
Roch
Government Printing Office under fire over census printing costs
House debate accuses the government shop of high costs and labor union influence as Senatorial amendment would allow private contract printing for parts of the thirteenth census if cheaper. Tawney calls it a practical measure to save money while Hepburn charges open shop bias and union dominance, with votes to approve a building purchase and new census bureau facilities.
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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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