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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1906

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Kermit Roosevelt Starts Overland Ride to Medora Ranch

Kermit Roosevelt son of the president leaves Deadwood with a round up outfit for a week long camping trip to the Medora area where his father began his cattle days. Captain Seth Bullock leads the party including Bullock's son and Roosevelt's eastern friend John Heard. He plans to meet old associates and enjoy fishing with no hunting on the itinerary.

Deadwood S D Kermit Roosevelt Medora N. D Seth Bullock Bullock Young Roosevelt Roosevelt John Heard

Bryan Banquet Tickets for Madison Square Garden

Tickets for the W J Bryan reception at Madison Square Garden on August 30 were issued to state delegations for reserved seats totaling about 2,500. Tammany Hall will receive 7,500 admission tickets not granting reserved seating.

New York J. Bryan Madison Square Garden Tammany Hall

Chinese buyers take control of Victoria Daily Colonist

Vancouver reports that Tai Yuen Yip Sang Loo Gee Wing and Lee Mong Kow have acquired a controlling stake in the Victoria Daily Colonist. The purchase is tied to a push to reduce or abolish the $500 poll tax, aligning with recent editorials in the Colonist calling tax reduction.

Vancouver Victoria Tai Yuen Yip Sang Loo Gee Wing Lee Mong Kow Colonist Pioneer Daily British Columbia

Seven Die From Heat Wave Across City

Chicago reports seven deaths and twenty prostrations from extreme humidity. A 91 degree day with 88 percent humidity caused severe suffering as thousands sought relief.

Chicago

Heat Waves Send 25,000 To City Lake Resorts At Night

Intense heat drives crowds to lake resorts and swimming spots under electric lights with police estimating 25,000 bathers last night. Death toll from the heat rises as the day begins with the thermometer at 75 degrees overnight and 88 degrees by 10 AM.

Children Demand Playgrounds from Cleveland Mayor

One hundred children from the Courtland Street Liberty League marched to City Hall to seek playground access. Spokesman Arthur Newell presented a red petition. Mayor Johnson paused reading and then ordered police to permit street play as long as it remained safe.

Cleveland Courtland Street Liberty League Johnson Kohler Arthur Newell Johncop Inspector Rowe O Courtland Street Ghilaren

Civilization makes work for doctors in America

Chiago, Aug. 22. The advancement of civilization in the United States is blamed for the large amount of surgery by American physicians. Railroads, automobiles and tall buildings are cited as the main causes of many illnesses. Gin Wai Chan, a Chicago medical student, leaves to teach surgery at Pekin Imperial University. He is the first Chinese graduate to pass the Illinois state medical exam and was sent by the Chinese government at the empress dowager's behest.

Chiago United States China Gin Wai Chan Chicago Imperial University Pekin Illinois State Board of Medical Examiners

Rebels Capture San Luis in Pinar del Rio Province

Rebels reported capturing the city of San Luis in Pinar del Rio after a morning battle in which several were killed or wounded. Fifty rural guards were taken as prisoners as forces under Pino Gerrera pressed the town before noon. Rev. Albert W. Beaven of Tacoma will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning with no evening service.

Havana San Luis Pinar del Rio Pino Gerrera San Louis Albert W. Beaven Tacoma The Baptist Church Beaven Kufas Woods

Fugitive Banker Stensland Reported Captured

Chicago reports a private message from El Paso stating fugitive Paul O. Stensland, president of the wrecked Chicago Milwaukee Avenue Bank, has been captured at Aguas Calientes, Mexico. Governor Deneen and Chicago Police Chief Collins seek confirmation and extradition action.

Chicago Record- Herald el Paso Paul O. Stensland Collins Deneen Aguas Calientes Mex Chief Collins Stensalnd

Empress of China Plans Reform Conference

Pekin August 23 The dowager empress of China will summon a conference of high officials including viceroys to discuss adopting a constitution. Chinese commissioners who visited the United States and Europe urge a gradual move to constitutional government over 10 to 15 years to educate the people.

Pekin China United States Europe

Protection From Syrians Near Smyrna Reported

Washington reports brigandage is common near Smyrna Syria. Americans have appealed to the consulate for protection in nearby pineapple fields and tobacco plantations. Foreigners are moving into the city from the suburbs due to fear the brigandage will spread. Travel in the interior is advised against.

Washington Tmyrna Syria

Blue Book for Colored People in Chicago

Chicago’s colored population reaches four hundred in the new Colored People’s Blue Book of Chicago. The ninety page directory lists businesses run by colored people and a four hundred strong prominent persons roster. It notes thirty nine churches four newspapers forty physicians fourteen literary clubs ten social clubs and twenty five women’s clubs. Also mentions visitors Miss Addie Bundy and Miss Sarah Bandy leaving for Ephrata.

Chicago

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Bryan Real Estate and Insurance Chan High Line Arthur Gunn Wenatchee Empress OF China Addie Bundy Sarah Bandy J. H. McGahan Ephrata Eanniac Bousquet and Holm H. L. Wiester
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