Marriage at the White House Today Promised for Alice Roosevelt
Washington Feb 18 In the noon ceremony at the White House Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, will wed Representative Nicholas Longworth. The East Room rehearsal was held yesterday with the wedding party present. Presents pour in as officials prepare and the grounds close to all but invited guests. The breakfast will follow the ceremony in the state dining room. Major Sylvester arranged police access to keep crowds orderly. Only a limited number of newspaper men were invited.
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Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Presiment
Secreary Bonaparte
Admira Lancs
Snearsal
Henry Y. Satterlee
Mr. Longworth
White House
Miss Roosevelt
United States Mare
Thes
Staunds
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police Department
Washington
VESSELS LIMP INTO FORT FOR SAFETY AND REPAIRS
February 18 reports describe three vessels limping into port after stormy seas. The schooner Howard B. Peck from St. Simons to Philadelphia endured near total canvas loss and cargo shift, its captain suffering a leg burn. Westfield from New York bound for Charleston arrived with foretop masthead gone, cargo cement damaged, amid fierce winds. George 4. McPad from Brunswick to New York entered without safety and repairs, cargo nearly wrecked. Local authorities flagged a court case against a suspect in a separate transit incident, while Genoa and Galveston movements echoed broader maritime chatter.
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D. C
Howard B. Peck
Gilbert
St. Simons
Philadelphia
Entine
Westfield
Larsen
New York
Charleston
Fieres
George
Chaney
Brunewick
Cotton statistics under fire in House hearing
Washington February 16 Special Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Association told the House agriculture committee that correspondents to the census bureau also serve Theodore Price the cotton bear on Wall Street He warned of penalties for officials leaking information and urged safeguards for census data The hearing reviewed the department of agriculture plan to expand and code reports with many agents and computer handling to prevent leakage and stabilize markets.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Census Bureau
Theodore Price
Wallstreet
Harvie’ Jordan
Southern ‘Cotton Association
Committee On Agriculture of the House
Ms Tarden
Bamberilf
Bur J Jem R
Texas
North
Price
Jordan
Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Hayes
Department of Agriculture
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Atlanta
J. H. Taylor
National Ginners’ Association
Dallas
Tex
Congress
Bureau of Statistics
Department
Crop Reporting Board
Weather Bureau
Hayes Hall
Department of Agriulture
Rminland
Sfayes
Lota
Five Ward Seeks Immediate Sewer Aid and Council Vigil
About 200 residents of the fifth ward urged swift action from the city and county on neglected sewer and street conditions. They demand a permanent committee of at least 30 residents to attend every council and county meeting until improvements are made, citing an open deadly sewer amid dense housing, lack of passable streets, and limited street lights. The meeting at Kennedy and Walnut churches heard from Mayor Woodward and several aldermen who pledged consideration, with debates over extending the Orme street sewer and accountability for bond funds.
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Fifth Ward
Baptist Church
Kennedy and
Walnut Streets
J. F. Green
Green, Morris & Black
James Ga
Orme Street
Sixth Ward
Green
Alderman Key
Corme Street
Quiltian
Terrell
Curtis
Quillan
Terrell caPet
Secretars Ra
Wits
Veterans Battle Deepens in City Police Caucus
The council caucus met to fill two police posts as Captain James W. English and John J. Woodside were nominated amid a heated contest. Captain W. H. Brotherton, long a leading candidate, failed to garner support on the final ballot after initial backing. Recorder's clerk post also discussed. W. H. Preston defeated C. P. LeVert. Members debated binding pledges, with Alderman Key seeking relief from the caucus oath.
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James W. English
John J. Woodside
Poara
Council
W. H. Brotherton
Veterans Police
Prires
Hoard
Callcus
Actionnfih
W. H. Preston
C. P. LeVert
Harwell
Quillian
Key
Alderman Key
Captain English
Captain Brotherton
Alderman Quillan
Fie
Algerman Quilllai
Hirsch
Petterson
Oldknow
Patillo
Holland
Alderman
Pattillo
Quilixen
Peters
Terrell
Teller
Patterson
English
Ohn Welch
Roberts
John J. Woollside
Yarwell
Captain Botherton
Daniel Terrell
Charles 1
Ephe
Speculation Rife Over Board Chairmanship After Caucus
After the March 2 caucus, the board plans to organize for the year by electing a chairman, vice chairman, and secretary. Nunnally may seek another year as chair, Captain English and Brandon are also mentioned as contenders, with factional lines possibly forming among English Terry Brandon Woodside versus Nunnally Quintonow Maverett. The outcome hinges on party loyalties and the approaches to the April 1907 general election, with local politicians watching closely.
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Nunnally
Ass Tnber
English
Brandon
Police Board
Sted
Jas
Terry
Woodside
Qidtnow
Maver Weet Ward
Allan
Railroads Prepare Legal Fight Over Georgia Circular
A U S court injunction is sought to block the Georgia railroad commission from enforcing its January 19 circular. The case likely lands before Judge Pardee in New Orleans, with Southern Railway and Central of Georgia as key parties. Rail executives discuss reweighing cars and dispute the commission’s reduced rates, aiming to overturn the latest circular.
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United States
Georgia Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Newman
Florida
New Orleans
Pardee
Southern Railway
Central of Georgia
Gorgia Commission
Monea
Green
Georgia Commission
Tve
Georgia
Senators Face Court Review Delay on Interstate Commerce Bill
Washington lawmakers debate the Hepburn Doliiver plan amid Democratic doubts and a closed committee session. An amendment to raise the Interstate Commerce Commission size to nine passes 5 to ax, with key names Carmack Aldrich Kean Foster Crane voting yes and Foraker Dolliver Clapp McLaurin Newlands voting no. The session adjourns with no immediate action on judicial review orders.
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Washington
Elkins
Dolliver
Clarp
Aden
Titman
Pneamurta
Pieris
Verta
Secarne
Interstate Force Commission
Fikins
Aldrich
Kean
Carmack
Foster
Crane
Foraker
Clapp
Mc Laurin
Newlands
Messia Cullom
Tillman
Weather forecast across states shows fair to mild weekend
Reading shows Saturday and Sunday forecasts for Georgia and the Carolinas with fair skies and warmer temperatures, plus fresh northeast winds. Eastern districts expect fair conditions with variable notes, while western portions may see rain and warmer Sunday. data includes temperature trends and precipitation notes.
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Georgia
North Carolina
South Daeotta
Jartien
Owaener Sarmiex
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