Miss Roosevelt plans White House wedding Europe trip
Washington reports Miss Alice Roosevelt will marry in the White House large east room with maid of honor likely Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt will tour Europe aboard with honors, meeting kings and ambassadors as Mrs Longworth.
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Alice Roosevelt
White House
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Alice
Edoward
Roosevelt
Longworth
Europe
England
London
Edward
Reids
France
Countess de Chambrun
Loubet
Officers Seeking $50,000 More in Seattle Case
Secret service officials believe ex-Cashier Adams of the assay office still hides $50,000 worth of property. They have seized property totaling $120,000 but doubt it is all. They conduct an exhaustive search and think Adams may hold valuables under other names. Authorities say his dealings will run to $1,700,000.
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Seattle
Secret Service
Adams
Assay Office
Debated Federal Control of Insurance in House Session
Washington December 20 The house continued debate on refering the presidents message to committees focusing on federal insurance control. Speakers criticized managers of large companies and lax state methods while government oversight was blamed for gaps in jurisdiction. The day ended without legislation and with a humor filled discussion on hiring a janitor for 60 dollars a month. The house also declined to study black sand mineral value estimates.
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Washington
House
Secretary of the
Secretary of the Interior
Armed Guards Patrolling Shanghai Amid Looming Disturbances
Shanghai reports armed guards and patrols to deter possible unrest as looting fears rise. The US cruiser Baltimore and British cruiser Diadem prepare landing forces. German gunboat Tiger arrives while Kaiochau troops may reinforce. Chinese papers allege Dowdies plan attacks on the foreign settlement. In Victoria, Mat Porter, 78, is convicted of cattle theft and given a harsh 1000 year sentence.
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Shanghai
United Sates
Baltimore
Diadem
Kaiochau
Tiger
Galvesto
Lex
Mat Pocter
Victoria
Porter
Lawson profits from Chicago failures amid bear campaign
Boston dispatch reports Lawson is believed to have earned about 3 million dollars in the last three days by exploiting shaken Chicago banks to recover fallen holdings. He plans another bear campaign. Also listed are unclaimed letters at Wenatchee post office for the week ending December 19 1905.
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Lawson
Chicago
Wenatchee
Wash
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J. W Barbran
Jack Cornelius
Dan Conners
A.M. Davis
Simon Foly
Robert W. Generdl
Chas. M. Hall
Bert Rice
Alva W. Schilling
Annie Shreve
A. T. Scott
E. D. Ssheble
P. M
President Harper’s Health Report From Chicago
Physicians say University of Chicago President Harper remains unchanged and confined to bed for two days. He is resting comfortably but gradually growing weaker, with no sign of improvement.
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Shicago
Harper
University of Chicago
Moorish pretender Ba Hamara plans attack near frontier
Tangier correspondent reports Ba Hamara, challenger to the Moorish throne, assembling a large army to strike at the sultan’s forces near the Algerian border, signaling renewed trouble for the sultan.
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Paris
Tangier
Echo de Paris
Ba Hamara
Local News Snippets From Malaga and Surrounding Area
Miss Ethel Gulick visits in Malaga. Thomas Derifield makes a short trip to the eastern state. Grant Perry awaits his sister from Walla Walla for Christmas. A. L. Smart has ground ready for a new house and aims for January occupancy. Fred Meyer longs for the sun kissed land of the big red apple and plans to return.
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Malaga
Ethel Gulick
Thomas Derifield
Grant Perry
Walla Walla
A. L. Smart
Fred Meyer
May Yohe Seeks Divorce From Major Strong in Berlin
A cable from Berlin reports actress May Yohe formerly Lady Francis Hore has filed for divorce in Berlin courts against Major Putnam Bradlee Strong son of the late Mayor Strong of New York. Yohe remains in Berlin three days and then plans to go to Monte Carlo to await the outcome of the proceedings.
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Berlin
Yohe
Francis Hore
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Mayor Strong
Monte Carlo
Yohe-Strong
Barred From New York Clubs Ties to Lord Francis Hope
An association while she remained Mrs. Lord Francis Hope led to his ban from New York social clubs.
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Lord Francis Hope
New York
True Prophet Tarred and Feathered After End Times Claim
George Huffman, who claimed to be the true prophet of Christ, was tarred and feathered by a mob in Perth near Wellington. He fled through Renfrew, Grant county, Oklahoma, after punishment, having lived with the Talkington family for months and convincing the elder that the world would end in five years and to surrender possessions.
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Kan
George Huffman
Christ
Perth
Renfrew
Grant County
Okla
Here
Hoffman
Talkington
Convicts Rescue Frantic Women in Island Fire
In New York on Backwell Island early this morning male prisoners formed a fire fighting and life saving corps under guards. They carried 594 frantic women from the women’s wards and 50 more from hospital beds. Some inmates in cells begged to help as women’s screams echoed.
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New York
Backwell’s Island
Prison Fire Traps Women Marches for Rescue
Desperate inmates beat bars and beg guards to unleash them to fight a blaze that raged over two hours, destroying the women’s prison, hospital, and half the workhouse. A spinster is defined as an unmarried woman who seeks admiration as a wan hater.
Property Promise: Will Rise in Value, Ask Olive About It
Real estate tease asserts value will rise and urges contact with agent Olive for details. No specific location, dates, or prices provided.
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Olive
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