Young Teddy Weds Culmination of Love Match
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Eleanor Alexander wed at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in a ceremony witnessed by Col. Theodore Roosevelt and other relatives. The couple plan time at Sagamore Hill before a later honeymoon in San Francisco where he will run carpet business interests.
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Theodore Roosevelt, JR
Eleanor Alexander
New York
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt J
Wirth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles B. Alexander
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Henry Addison Alexander
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Incks
Groton
Harvard
Kermit
Alexander
Teddy, Jr
Washington
Theodore, Jr
Connecticut
Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers Meet in Omara Neb
Omara Nebraska June 20 members of the Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers association gathered for their tenth annual meeting. Mayor Dothan welcomed the guests and planned attractions alongside convention business. Speakers included H T Volsm oat Lincoln George Gregory E Q Stone Minneapolis Lois J Dorr and Thomas L Lewis president United Mine Workers. Tonight the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben initiation and Ko-Koals kickoff. Governor Shallenberger visits tomorrow and Senator Doltiver Wednesday.
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H. T. Volsm Oat
Lincoln
Neb
George Gregory
E. Q. Stone
Minneapolis
Lois J. Dorr
Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Knights of Ak
Aero Class in a Combine Opens New Federation
New York June 20 delegates from the Aeronautic Federation of America and the American Aeronautical Association meet to consider a drafted constitution and by laws. The federation will open sessions separately then unite Thursday to form a national governing body named the American Aeronautic Federation. Thirty five clubs and societies participate in the movement.
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New York
Aeronautic Federation of America
American Aeronautical Association
James E. Plew
Victor Longhead
Aero Club of Illinois
American Aeronautic Federation
Rumor of Child Sacrifices Tied to Rail Road Work
In Yun nan China reports from Shanghai warn of an anti foreign outbreak after Choatohg rioting. A rumor claims to sacrifice many children to protect a new railroad, with figures up to 1200 cited. Foreigners blamed as agents, officials rush troops to safeguard them.
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Victoria
B. G
Yunnan
China
Shanghai
Choatohg
Senate weights Lorimer bribery inquiry to start in recess
A full investigation into bribery charges against Senator Lorimer of Illinois was approved by the Senate committee on privileges and elections. The inquiry will occur during the next recess, with no report before December. Patronage politics in Illinois loom as other federal posts near expiry through June and September.
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Illinois
Washington
D. C
Lorimer
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Congress
Cullom
Chicago
Generous man cuts throat in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania June 20 John Nerutz a 50 year old steel worker after paying his landlady 12 dollars more than 26 owed went to his room and cut his throat His blood dropped through an open register and he was found dead He left a wife and six children.
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Ellwood City
John Nerutz
Rival Preachers in Duel at Baptist Church
A Williamsburg Kentucky dispatch reports that Rev. Robert Vanover and Rev. Isaac Perry, rival preachers, fought a knife duel at Rock Creek Baptist Church in Whitely County. Vanover was fatally wounded. Perry and his brother Blaine Perry are jailed in Williamsburg.
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Lexington
Williamsburg
Robert Vanover
Isaac Perry
Kmives
Rock Creek Baptist Church
Whitley County
Vanover
Perry
Blaine
Robber tries escape by stealing jailer's clothes
In Greeley Colorado Ralph Robertson a jail trusty attempted to slip away by donning Sheriff Ben Florence’s clothes. Deputies alerted by phone recovered both the prisoner and his disguise, ending the escape bid. In Albion Michigan Rev Hugh Kennedy oversees Epworth League institute activities as fifth annual gathering opens with planned talks and recreation.
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Michigan Epworth League
Albion
Mich
Hugh Kennedy
Battle Creek
Michigan State Epworth League
Bishop Quayle
Oklahoma City
Northern Pacific Rushing Ellensburg Ritzville Cutoff
The Northern Pacific railroad presses ahead with the Ellensburg Ritzville cutoff in the Columbia river valley. The new segment will shorten the Seattle to St. Paul route by about 100 miles.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ellensburg-Ritzville
Columbia River Valley
Elensburg-Ritzville
Seattle
St. Paul
Great Northern Magnate’s Warns of Trade Slowdown
St Paul June 20 James J Hill chairman of Great Northern railway cautioned locomotive firemen to curb living costs and save for a rainy day He cited inadequate terminal facilities and railroads’ inability to borrow for improvements He warned of a coming prolonged business downturn and said legislation raises costs for all railroads
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St. Paul, Minn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Hill
United States
Mississippi
Safe and Sane Firecrackers Try in New York
Fireworks dealers in New York City devise a noiseless harmless firecracker for cities using safe and sane Fourth of July plans. Fire Commissioner Waldo has been asked to permit sale in New York and a private demonstration was given for him. The device is a small Chinese made cracker about an inch long and pencil sized, safe to hold in the hand.
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New York
New York City
Waldo
Boy 14 Hangs Self After Murder Verdict Trial
In Rochester Pennsylvania on June 20 Frank Karban, son of Anton Karban, died by hanging after learning the verdict in C F Hickman’s wife slaying trial. The youth asked about the penalty, heard it might be hanging, then returned home and hanged himself with a belt looped to a pipe in the bathroom.
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Rochester
Frank Karban
Anton Karban
C. F. Hickman
Kaiser Report on Emperor's Knee and Wu at Forsdam
Berlin reports swelling in the emperor's right knee subsiding after massage and cold water bandages. Wu lies on a couch and rarely moves even for meals, growing irritable. Specialists refuse to comment on the illness.
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Berlin
Forsdam
Chicago Convict to See Child
Leavenworth sentencee Jo seph G C Chaneck serving 27 months in federal prison allowed to travel to Chicago to visit a daughter reported dying on order from Attorney General Wickersham. Woman Finds Body in Trunk in New York tenement at 61 Goorck street. mutilated body of a middle aged man discovered in a trunk.
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Chicago
Leavenworth
Kan
Joseph GC. Chaneck
Chaneck
Wickersham
New York
Goorck Street
All Out on Bond in Cotton Market Conspiracy
James Patten a Chicago speculator and seven associates were indicted under the Sherman antitrust law for forestalling the cotton market to boost prices. Bail set at 6000 each. all released on bond. Indictment spans five counts and 20 000 words detailing conspiracies with spinners and manufacturers to control raw cotton prices. Col Robert M Thompson formerly urged for Secretary of the Navy.
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New York
James A. Patten
Chicago
Fedora Grand
F Hough
Pond
National Surety Company
W. B. Brown
New Orleans
Frank 2. Hayne
Eugene G. Scales
Texas
Sidney J. Herman
Robert M. Thompson
Charles A. Kittle
Mortis R. Rothschild
Mississippi
United States
William P. Brown
Frank B. Hayne
New York Cotton Exchange
Hope Booth to Lose Mate
Abraham Stern, a supreme court appointee, urges that Rennold Wolf, the dramatic critic, be granted a divorce from Hope Booth Wolf the actress. The accusation cites the wife s alleged misconduct with Alexander Jerard at the Hotel Navarro on March 10.
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New York
Abraham Stern
Supreme Court
Rennold Wolf
Hope Booth Wolf
Alexander Jerard
Navarre
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Los Angeles
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Association of Railway Telegraph Superintendents
Omara
Northwestern Retail Association
ADK
Washngton
Marshal Hoy
Boldenweck
Customs
Ames
Bent
O’shaughnessy
Sims
Jamieson
Internal Revenue
Smith
Springfield
London
Hast St. Louis
Rennick
Peoria
Hertz
Ballinger-Pinchot
Ballinger-Pin,chat
Knights of St. John
Cedar Point
I. P. Farrelly
Cleveland
Judson Harmon
Great Northern
Self
Kaiser
Buch
Potsdam
Bond
Patten
Cotton Pool
Hope Booth
Korea
B. C
Terrachi
Tug Trust
Day
United States District Court
Great Lakes Towing Company
Chas. A. Grubb
4Th and
Chestnut
Attorney AT Law Estate Matters
Melcher
A. Atlantic
Iowa
T. B. Swan
Atlantic
J. B. Rockafellow
Wood & Savery
John H. Wood
U. Wood Co
W. Savery
Sixth
D. O. Herbert
East Fifth Street
Ax Emmert
N. D
Musson
Bell
C. G. Clark
Homeopathic
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
R. A. Gamble
Opera House
Chas. D. Finley
Gheatnut Street
C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Building
Phonia Musson
A. S. Mullins
W. C. Heers
Smiiey’s
Music Store
Green
G. R. Miller
Butte
J. A. Giffen
C. Thurman Furniture Company
W. M. Bailey
Chestnut St. Atlantic
Butler
M. H. Butler
Nz Vm
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