Nothing Spectacular About the Ceremony in Duchess Chaulnes Wedding
The Duc de Chaulnes wed Miss Theodora Shonts in a simple drawing room ceremony at the Shonts home in New York. Guests included French ambassador Jusserand and New York social figures as the romance that captivated society concludes with a modest, era-appropriate nuptial.
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New York
Duc de Chaulnes
Theodora Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
East Thirty-fifth Street
Mer. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vanderbilt Mansion
Shants
Marguerite Shants
Duchess d'Uzos
Prince Andre Galitzen
Baron Louis de Conde
Baron de la Bouillerie
Mme. Jusserand
Washington
Miss Shonts
Europe
Miss Shynts
Duc de'Chaulnes
America
Shonts
Shouts
Marguerite
Hard water dangers from excess minerals in supply
A historical note argues that minerals in hard water are not only unnecessary but harmful in large quantities. The text references longstanding beliefs about water benefits and challenges the notion that mineral content is beneficial.
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David Reeder
Bluefield Bottling Company
Tragedy in Cincinnati Raises Questions Over Family Ties
The報 story centers on Anna Spangler and her uncle Ward Gott amid a deadly shooting in Cincinnati. Family members traveled from Princeton West Virginia to Cincinnati seeking help as Anna lay ill. Police and local doctors are cited as investigators in a case whose full details remain unclear.
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Ward Gott
Cincinnati
Robert Spangler
Anna Spengler
Cincinnati Ennquirer
Hnquirer
Ozo
Gett
Gott
Dr. Danziger
West Ninth Street
Salem
Ind
Princeton
W. Va
Anna
Corbin
Cipeinnati
Anna Spangler
Howard Jehanan
Man Confesses Shooting Doctor in Family Tragedy
Gott admits he shot the physician during a dispute over medicine given to his niece. He described an argument with the doctor, a chase, and his belief he and the doctor were under hypnosis. He was arrested and sent to City Hospital after resisting in custody.
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Gott
HW. S. Emerson
West Ninth Street
Central Police Station
Lieuutenat Winters
Eid
Bell
Turnkey Reardon
Anther
City Hospital
Foertmeyer
Dr. Foertmeyer
Seven Die at Grade Crossing in Ohio and Virginia Trial Scene
In Christiansburg Virginia the Montgomery county court houses fills as Frank Cawthorn trial resumes with testimony on insanity claims related to his birth and family history. In Toledo Ohio seven killed and twelve injured when a Big Four train hits an electric car at the Michigan Central crossing. Eyewitnesses say the car was flagged but collision occurred, naming several victims and injuries.
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Christiansburg
Montgomery County Court House
Frank Cawthorn
Walters
Grover Cawthorn
Sallie Cawthorn
Frank
Cambria
Roanoke
Witness
Marion Asylum
Toledo
Toledo & Western Electric
Michigan Central Crossing
West Toledo
James Myers
William Fisher
Roy Fisher
Clarence Beech
Sylvania
Beech
Mayor Jones
Sylvanie
Clara Saxton
Trilby
Joseph Bochmeyer
Charles Delpha
George Bragdon
Burt Blakley
Hiram Parker
John Young
John Conroy
Byrd Seen as Possible Governor Candidate in Virginia
Richmond reports a political sensation as Richard Evelyn Byrd, speaker of the house of delegates, may run to succeed Governor Claude A. Swanson. Byrd, from Winchester, Virginia, has a recognized ability and a record in the assembly. Byrd plans to decide after talking.
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Richmond
Med
Richard Evelyn Byrd
House of Delegates
Claude A. Swanson
Winchester
Myr
Byrd
Renew Present Scale discussed by Pittsburg coal leaders
Coal operators and miners in the Pittsburg district plan a meeting early next week to prepare a program for the wage scale committee ahead of the joint Indianapolis meeting on February 27. Reportedly some companies favor renewing the present wage scale if miners sign a two year contract.
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Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Pittsburg Picked To Host Next Bowling Congress
The American Bowling Congress chose Pittsburg as the next meeting site with 102 votes to 59, Detroit receiving 59 votes. The session in Cincinnati adjourned with officers unanimously reelected.
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Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
Pittsburg
Detroit
Political slate of officers listed with city affiliations
Elected officers include President August Herrmann of Cincinnati first vice president Ed Myers of Washington D C second vice president Adam Hahn of Pittsburgh third vice president Fred Gosen Wiseh of St Paul treasurer Frank L Pasdeloup of Chicago secretary Abraham Lanetts of Milwaukee all named with city links.
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August Herrmann
Cincinati
Ed Myers
Washington, D. C
Adam Hahn
Pittsburg
Fred Gosen Wiseh
St. Paul
Frank L. Pasdeloup
Chicago
Abraham Lanetts
Milwaukee
Culbertson Brothers Arrested For Illegal Whiskey Sales
W R Culbertson and his brother Steve were arrested at Big Creek for selling whiskey without a license and jailed awaiting grand jury action. A United States officer seized two keys and a box with eight one-gallon jugs at Richlands under a law forbidding receiving more than five gallons in a single package.
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Tazewel
Vas
Speelio
W. R. Culbertson
Steve Culbertson
Big Creek
United States
Richlands
Jail sentence for banker in San Francisco case
R B Ragland president of the Citizens State Bank, which recently suspended operations, was sentenced by Justice Conlan to six months imprisonment for displaying a revolver to depositor J Romansky who sought to recover funds. An additional three months was imposed for carrying concealed weapon.
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San Francisco
Cal
R. B. Ragland
Citizens State Bank
Vate
Conlan
J. Romansky
Flood Danger in Potomac Region Brings Alarm
Hagerstown Michigan reports grave flood danger as Potomac and nearby streams swell from recent heavy rains and melting snow. Immediate action urged to protect communities and property in the floodplain.
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Hagerstown
Potomac River
Centenarian Doctor Starr Dies at 101 in Washington
Dr William M Starr aged 101 and a Virginia native who served in the Confederate army died in Washington on February 15. He was believed to be the city’s oldest inhabitant.
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William Starr
Washington
Willian M. Starr
City
Virginia
Discussions on Salary Increases for Surveyors General
In the House of Representatives debate centered on amendments to raise salaries for surveyors general across several states. Each proposed amendment was rejected. The session closed with little progress before adjournment.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Blue Ribbon Extracts Dominate Ten Year Market Growth
For a decade Blue Ribbon extracts have risen in popularity and now outsell all competitors. The strong demand signals a lasting shift in consumer taste and market leadership for the brand.
Cough Remedy Advertised At Bubletie Barnes
The notice promotes Standard Breakfast Foods at Bubletie and Barnes with Foley's Honey and Tar cures the coughs and expels the cold. It claims mild laxative effect and guarantees genuineness in a yellow package sold by U. L. Wade, druggist.
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Bubletie & Barnes
Weather fears as floods drive thousands from homes
Danger point long passed as Weather Bureau predicts still higher stages. Thousands of families in Pennsylvanian towns move goods to upper floors and in some towns boats are used for transportation. Dayton fears a collapse of the Lewiston reservoir.
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Weather Bureau
River bulletin warns of heavy thaw floods across eastern states
Washington reports a special river bulletin noting a warm spell would thaw the eastern region and cause floods on smaller streams. By Sunday morning upper Ohio, Ohio tributaries, and Atlantic rivers were rising with Pittsburgh at 28 to 40 feet, Wheeling at 42, Cincinnati at 45, and Marietta Parkersburg near 36 feet.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Atlantic States
Pittsburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Marietta
Parkersburn
Cincinnati
Mt. Carmel
Wabash River
Pittsburgh Flood Creeps Higher as Rivers Rise
Spreading rain and disaster grip Pittsburg as the annual flood swells to 26 feet at 10 pm and climbs toward 30 feet by morning. Ice jams threaten river traffic above the city while towns from Sharpsburg to Oakdale evacuate, and Franklin Johnstown and Warren report high water. Officials warn of widespread damage, with multi-state impacts and potential reservoir failure on the Great Miami system.
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Ittsburg
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Allegheny
Youghiogheny
Wheeling
W. Vix
Steubenville
Sharpsburg
Etna
Aspinwall
Charleroi
Oakdale
McKees Rog
Franklin
Johnstown
Freeport
Warren
Daston
Great Miami
Lewiston
Wolf Creek
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Conserva
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de Ghaulnes
Vanderbilt Manglon
NO Dot
B. B. Carter, Pres
J. N. Vance
D. R. Wood
Unon Bank and Trust Company
Edwin Mann
W. C. Pollock
L. A. Hooper
First National Bank of
Bluefield
Capital
Governme
Flat Top National Bank OF
Progressive Institution
L. E. Tierney
W. T
Gotts
Miss Spangler
Cawthorn
Ada Jones
Swanson
Culbertson Brothers
Tazewell
Potomac
Jto & Oelock
Windsor Hotel
Dayton
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