Goulds Prepare for Major Society Wedding in New York
Miss Vivien Gould and Lord Decies of London plan a grand ceremony at St Bartholomew's Church with a lavish reception at the Gould town house. The wedding party includes maid of honor Edith Gould and bridesmaids Louise Cromwell and Beatrice Claflin, with Lord Alastair Graham as best man.
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New York
Vivien Gould
George J. Gould
Lord Decies
London
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
David H. Greer
Leighton Parks
Lord Alastair Graham
Royal Navy
Duke of Montrose
Edith Gould
Emeline Holmes
Jabish Holmes
Louise Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
Washington
Beatrice Claflin
Arthur Claflin
Lakewood
Allison Pierce
Winslow
Philip Randolph
Philadelphia
Gloria Gould
Diana Dalziel
F. Y. Dalziel
Earl Percy
Lord Campys
Phoenix Ingraham
Robin Gray
Robert H. Russell
Frank W. Crowninshield
Moncure Robinson
Anthony Drex
Fifth Avenue
Goulds
The
Kingdon
Jay
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Miss Gould
Margaretta Drexel
Maidstone
Jord Decies
Seventh Hussars
Distinguished Service Order
House of Lords
Marquis
Waterford
William Beresford
Beresford
Arthur Beresford
Florence Miller
Providence
R. I
Alberta
John George Beresford
Emilie Iselin
Adrian Iselin
Lord Beresford Weds American Widow of Marlborough
New York reports Lord William Beresford married the American widow of the duke of Marlborough. She was previously Miss Lillian Price, daughter of Commodore Cicero Price of the United States Navy.
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New York
Lord William Beresford
Duke of Marlborough
Lillian Price
Cicero Price
United States Navy
Why Watson Failed to Kill Ship Subsidy
Washington February 4 Special Senator Smith of Maryland explains how Senator Watson missed a vote on the ship subsidy bill on his first day in the Senate. He says attempts to pair Watson with other senators failed and a vote was not expected that day. Watson, exhausted from elections and travel, went to his hotel after being informed a vote was unlikely.
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Washington
Senator Smith
Maryland
Watson
Senate
Scott
Senator Tallaferro
Warren
Jones
Million Farmers Rally Against Reciprocity Treaty
The National Grange with about one million farmers in thirty states moved to defeat Congress ratification of the Canadian reciprocity treaty. A special Hotel Manhattan meeting adopted a resolution opposing the bill and urged members to pressure their lawmakers. The legislative committee includes Na hum J. Bachelder Robert Jones and T C Atkeson.
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New York
National Grange
Congress
Legislative Committee of
the Grange
Hotel Manhattan
Nahum J. Bachelder
Concord
N. H
Robert Jones
South Bend
Ind
T. C. Atkeson
Morgantown
W. Va
Revolution in Honduras Near End Says General Bonilla
Washington reports General Bonilla head of the Honduran revolution will accept a US mediated armistice within days to halt the conflict that has divided the republic. Commander Davis of the gunboat Tacoma relayed the wireless update.
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Honduras
Bonilla
United States
Little Republic
Davis
Tacoma
Miners Condemn Resignation Call Against Mitchell
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on February 4 a thousand United Mine Workers condemned the Columbus miners convention call for John Mitchell to resign from the National Civic Federation or the miners' organization. A resolution was adopted urging him to retain his mothership in the federation.
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Wilkesbarre
iAt
United Mine Workers
Mine ‘Workers
Columbus
John Mitchell
National Civic Federation
Miners’ Organization
Mitchell
Problems for College Men
United States Senator George Sutherland of Utah spoke to the Michigan alumni gathering in New York. He warned that college men face failing the nation’s tasks without caution prudent action and deliberate courage amid demands for haste.
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New York
United States
George Sutherland
Utah
Senate
University of Michigan
Youngest Bishop Hickey Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday
Rochester New York February 4 Right Rev Thomas F Hickey of Rochester one of the youngest U S Roman Catholic hierarchy members received congratulations on his fiftieth birthday anniversary He was born in Rochester educated at St Josephs Provincial Seminary Troy appointed coadjutor to Bishop McQuaid in 1905 and succeeded to the bishopric in 1909.
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Rochester
N. Y
Thomas F. Hickey
America
Hickey
St. Joseph's
Troy
McQuaid
Floor of the House Almost A Prize Fighting Exchange
The report notes Macon and Stanley exchanging epithets as the floor nearly erupts into a prize fight. A former member denounces a reporter and the sergeant at arms while members and newspaper men push back against the flare of accusations.
House clash over harsh remarks ends with edited records
Washington reports a heated floor battle in which Representative Macon of Arkansas and Representative Stanley of Kentucky exchanged strong words. After adjournment a local reporter confronted Macon and was restrained by guards until Norris persuaded Macon to remove the exchange from records.
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Washington
Representative Macon
Arkansas
House of Representatives
House
Macon
Stanley
Kentucky
Representative Norris
Nebraska
Personal exchanges enliven house session in Washington event
In Washington on February 4 the House session grew lively due to heated exchanges between Representatives Mason of Arkansas and Stanley of Kentucky. Friends intervened to restore order as remarks were stricken from the records, and Macon attacked newspaper reporters in the gallery over coverage of clerk salary raises. The Senate was not in session.
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Washington
Mason
Arkansas
Stanley
Kentucky
Macon
Senate
Dolliver Memorial Sunday Observed Across Iowa Churches
Des Moines Iowa February 4 all Methodist Episcopal churches in Iowa and many others plan to observe Dolliver Memorial Sunday in recognition of the late Senator Jonathan P Dolliver and his work advancing church benevolences and missions.
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Des. Moines
Methodist Episcopal
Iowa
Dolliver
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Dora Doxey Married One Man Too Many
Bigamy case against Dora Doxey is set for trial in Layton Missouri on Monday but may be postponed again because of her illness. She is accused of marrying William J. Erder while still married to Dr Loren B. Doxey, and was acquitted last summer in St. Louis on a murder charge related to Erder.
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Layton, Mo
Dora Doxey
Weather forecast for West Virginia and Virginia
West Virginia shows increasing cloudiness with rain or snow by Sunday night or Monday. Virginia expects fair but colder Sunday, with rain Monday and moderate west winds shifting to the east.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Opening of British Parliament Sparks Ceremonial Splendor
London February 4 Everything is ready for Parliament's opening Monday with state ceremony expected to attract wide attention. Security measures aim to curb suffragette demonstrations near Westminster as the king presides in full field marshal uniform beside Queen in ermine gown and jewels. The royal family and state dignitaries assemble among robes and plumes.
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London
Westminister
House of Lords
Order of the Garter
Duchess of
Hutchinson Coal Buys Cook Coal Plant in Meadow Brook
The Hutchinson Coal Company of Fairmont purchased the Cook Coal and Coke Company's mining plant and other Meadow Brook property for 175000 dollars. The Meadow Brook site spans nearly 1000 acres and lies on the Camden coal along the West Fork river, noted as a premier plant in the area.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Hutchinson Coal Company
Fairmont
Cook Coal and Coke Company
Meadowbrook
Camden
West Fork River
Coal properties sold to Cincinnati syndicate for 600000
Report from Williamson West Virginia dated February 4 states War Eagle coal properties have been sold to a Cincinnati syndicate for $600,000. The deal was described as a major coal property transfer in the region.
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Big Coal
Williamson
W. Va
War Eagle
Cincinnati
Sun Snowstorm Shocks Springfield Readers
Springfield mass reports a sun snowstorm with an inch of snow falling while the sun shone brightly yesterday in western Massachusetts.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
General Cronje Dead in Transvaal
General Piet A Cronje a noted Boer general died here today in Transvaal on February 4 reportedly after illness.
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Cronje
Kledksdrop
Transvaal
Piet A. Cronje
Mine Rescue Car To Visit Bluefield This Week
Government mine rescue car number six will stop in Switchback today and Bramwell tomorrow for free demonstrations. Miners attend talks on sanitation hookworm typhoid and use of oxygen helmets and first aid equipment. Public interest remains high with crowds at night sessions and coal companies supplying lighted halls.
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Bramwell
Norfolk and Western
Rucker
Bribe probe fears stall as West Virginia legislature acts
In Charleston on February 4 the senate and house of delegates conducted routine business while avoiding a formal investigation into bribery charges raised by Senator Bland and Delegate Hubbard. A key clash over relocating the Concord Normal School between Oak Hill and Athens remains heated with legal opinions cited. The prohibition amendment timing differs between chambers, and an attempt to align dates failed. Salmons local option bill moved to its first committee hearing with support and opposition noted.
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Charleston
W. Va
Senate
House of Delegates
Bland
Hubbard
Oak Hill
Athens
Concord Normal School
Johnson
Fayette
House
Federals Ordered to Hold Juarez Against Invasion
In El Paso on February 4 1911 insurgents under General Orozco and Blanco planned an attack on Juarez with 1200 troops. Orozco proposed federal evacuation to avoid bloodshed, offering safe march out with small arms. Juarez authorities were told not to surrender.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Orozco
Blanco
A. N. Garcia
Orozeco
Mexico City
Fierce Battle Near Juarez Involving Orosco Blanco and Rabago
El Paso Texas February 4. Orosco and Blanco joined forces south of Juarez to clash with Colonel Rabago near the Northwestern line. The battle began at seven o clock and has raged without interruption since.
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el Paso
Texas
Orosco
Blanco
Orozco
Juarez
Rabago
Moody Bible Institute marks 25th founding anniversary
Chicago on February 4 reports hundreds of graduates and former students return to celebrate Moody Bible Institute’s twenty-fifth anniversary. The jubilee extends through the week with events including an anniversary sermon by Rev. Reuben A. Torrey, former superintendent.
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Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Dwight L. Moody
Moody
Reuben A. Torrey
Notable Religious Speakers At Institute Lectures
The program lists distinguished religious figures including Bishop Cheney and Bishop Vincent plus Dr J Wilbur Chapman John Willis Baer Charles M Alexander and Rev Charles Stelzle delivering lectures at the institute and related events.
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Bishop Cheney
Vincent
J. Wilbur Chapman
John Willis Baer
Charles M. Alexander
Charles Stelzle
Postmaster General Wrath over Railway Mail Service
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock is deeply angered by inefficiency and mismanagement within the railway mail service. He conducts a personal inquiry, signaling possible drastic actions and potential reorganizations, with rumors of resignations among senior officers denied by Hitchcock.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Railway Mail
Joseph Stewart
Alexander Grant
Senator Terrell Stricken. Taken to Washington Hospital
Washington February 4 Senator Joseph M Terrell of Georgia was suddenly stricken with indigestion and rushed to George Washington University Hospital where his condition is reported serious.
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Washington
Joseph M. Terrell
Georgia
George Washington University Hospital
Reciprocal Canada Agreement Stands or Falls in House Panel
Washington hearings revealed the Canadian reciprocal agreement must stand as a whole. Chairman Payne said the panel would hear all in Washington by 5 pm February 9, including Pacific coast lumbermen, to address new conditions since the tariff bill hearings two years ago.
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Washington
House Committee On
Payne
Mr. Payne
First Week of Corn Exposition Concludes in Columbus
Columbus Ohio February 4 The National Corn Exposition closes its first week with a Conservation Day program led by the Ohio State Conservation Association. Chair Jas R Garfield former interior secretary presided as speakers included Gilford Pinchot former U S chief forester and William C Brown president of the New York Central Railway Company.
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Columbus
Ohio State Conservation Association
Jas. R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Gilford Pinchot
United States
William C. Brown
New York Central Railway Company
Taft Credits Hoyt For Canadian Reciprocity Success
President Taft at Yale Alumni Association banquet praises the late Henry M. Hoyt as chiefly responsible for the success of the present Canadian reciprocity agreement. He also pays high tribute to Lloyd W. Bowers, solicitor general and fellow Yale man, whom he hoped to elevate to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Taft
Yale Alumni Association
Henry M. Hoyt
State Department
Yale
Lloyd W. Bowers
United States
Watt
Supreme Court of the
Great International Tribunal envisioned by jurists in New York
United States Supreme Court Justice William R. Day told University of Michigan alumni in New York that a great international tribunal to settle world controversies is foreseen. He said the United States Supreme Court would serve as a prototype for such a body.
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Great International Tribunal
New York
United States Supreme Court
William R. Day
University of Michigan
United States Aupreme Court
Justice Day
Incendiary Faces Second Term
Guilty with mercy recommended was the verdict in Parkersburg West Virginia in the criminal court case of Joseph Jones alias Face Deem charged with incendiarism Deem was arrested six weeks ago by the Ohio penitentiary at Columbus where he served six years for burning a livery stable at Marietta Ohio
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Joseph Jones
Face Deem
Deem
Ohio
Columbus
Marietta
Mr Gaines Honored by Speaker Cannon in Congress
West Virginian Rennier Watson was named to multiple committees as new oversight lines formed. Representative Gainer, a Cannon ally, is tapped to chair the committee of the whole during the agricultural appropriation debate. Pension bills for West Virginians pass the House and nominations for army and postmaster posts move forward.
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Representative Gainer
Cannon
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Hoyt
MR. Gaines
Rennier Watson
Mississippi River
Pacific Islands
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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C. W. Watts
Huntington
Williard
Clarence Watson
Judge Holt
Col. Watts
Chilton
Elkins
Jim Hughes
C. Bancom Slemp
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Slemp
Martin
Swanson
West
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United States Army
Wilbur C. Baxter
Sutton
Woodyard
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