Army Bill Vetoed by President
The President vetoed the army appropriation bill amid opposition to a provision removing Major-General Leonard Wood as chief of staff. He condemned attaching legislation to appropriation bills and warned of undermining the President's veto power. Hay accused the President of misstatement while defending the bill's passge.
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Washington
Congress
Leonard Wood
Commerce Court
Hay
House Military Affairs Committee
United States
Senate Military Committee
War College
General Staff
Hayes
Short Cut to Economy and a Grand Wedding
A promotional note on price reductions precedes a wedding report. Miss Richardson marries her fiancé with her father escorting, featuring a satin gown trimmed with rose point lace and orange blossoms. Attendants include Ruth Harrington, Beanor Benson, and bridesmaids led by Ethel Roosevelt. Roosevelt kin and city guests fill the roster of ushers and celebrants.
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Miss Richardson
Ruth Harrington
Beanor Benson
Ethel Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Gertrude Hunnewell
Frances Nichols
Rose Saltonstall
Katharine Farrington
Margaret Ramsay
Phone Girl Wins Her Suit
A verdict of $1200 against the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company was awarded Josephine L Callahan in the Superior Court. Miss Callahan, 23, of Dorchester, worked at the Oxford exchange dining room when a chair collapsed at lunch on January 24, 1911, causing spinal and internal injuries.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Josephine L. Callahan
Miss Callahan
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Oxford Exchange
Hub Woman Marries Roosevelt Cousin In Boston Society
Miss Margaret Richardson daughter of Dr and Mrs Maurice Howe Richardson of 224 Beacon Street married Gracie Hall Roosevelt of New York and Tivoli on the Hudson at King's Chapel Boston in the presence of many society members and Vincent Club girls. The couple will live in Cambridge during Roosevelt’s Harvard senior year and then Europe. Also Shiela Foster wed Rev Edgar Fletcher Allen at Andover Theological Seminary Cambridge.
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Boston Society
Vincent Club
Margaret Richardson
Maurice Howe Richardson
Beacon Street
King’s Chapel
Gracie ‘Hall Roosevelt
New York
Tivolion-the-Hudson
Roosevelt
Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
Howard N. Brown
Nion
Shiela Foster
William Prescott Foster
Winthrop
Edgar Fletcher,Allen
Hull
Eng
Andover Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Albert P. Fitch
Blanche Newhall
Brighton
Helen F. Pettengill
Winchester
Russell Boynton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Shelia Foster Weds The Rev Allen
Miss Shelia Foster marries the Rev Allen in a ceremony attended by many relatives friends and classmates. The couple begins life together after the wedding held in a community setting with well wishers from the town.
Postal savings banks expand across New York district
After six months of trial at select stations Postal Savings Banks in New York open 33 additional banks at offices in the district. The program's success prompts the expansion to more metropolitan locations in June.
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New York
Department
New England Land Purchases By Forest Reservation Committee
The national forest reservation committee begins conservation work in New England by buying two large tracts. The Bean purchase covers 38,800 acres of the Wild River watershed for five dollars per acre. A 7,900 acre tract in Bethlehem and Franconia on the Connecticut River watershed, owned by the Berlin Mill Company, will be acquired at four dollars an acre.
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Washington
National Forest Reservation Committee
New England
Wild River
Androscoggin
Bethlehem
Franconia
Connecticut River
Berlin Mill Company
Immortal Roosevelts Highlighted In Arts Bill
Washington June 17 About 159 American Immortals would be honored under the National Institute of Arts and Letters bill passed by the House. Theodore Roosevelt is named and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is the only Congress member so honored. George Ade and Indiana authors are listed. Francis D. Miller was dropped and Albert Jaeger of New York added.
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Washington
National Institute of Arts and Letters
House
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
George Ade
Galaxy of
Indiana
Francis D. Miller
Albert Jaeger
New York
Famous Dancer Dolores Aims At Timeless Complexion Secrets
Aileen Moore reveals steps used by the renowned dancer Dolores to maintain a flawless, wrinkle free complexion. She notes nightly mercolized wax treatment, morning washes, and a facial solution of saxolites with hazel. Readers are advised these ingredients are available at drug stores.
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Aileen Moore
Dolores
Europe
Liebler Co Announces Plymouth Theatre Season Plans
The Liebler Co publicizes the Plymouth Theatre season for its second year since the venue’s erection on Eliot street. William Hodge returns to reopen the theatre with The Man From Home as the vehicle, following a 225 performance run at the Park Theatre. His Boston engagement is limited to four weeks.
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New Amsterdam
Empire Theatres
New York
Plymouth
Nat C. Goodwin
Fagin
Marie Doro
Oliver
Constance Collier
Nancy
Bill Sykes
Wilton Lackaye
Lyn Harding
George Arliss
Disraeli
Wallack
Plymouth Theatre
Robert Loraine
America
John Tanner
George C. Tyler
Liebler Company
Europe
Garden of Allah
New Theatre Company
Century Theatre
Boston
China
Imperial Palace
Liebler Co
Eliot Street Playhouse
William Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Park Theatre
Bus Kills Hub Man in London
The Rev. Elmer Orlando Weld American clergyman was struck and killed by a motor bus on Cockspur street in London while on vacation. He had served at Grace Church Brooklyn Heights and recently married. His brother Charles Weld is a federal steamboat inspector.
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London
Elmer Orlando Weld
Cockspur Street
West End
Weld
Mr. Weld
Grace Church
Brooklyn Heights
C. F. J. Wrigley
Europe
United States
Ac Eesse
Penhallow Itchester
Ebaecal
Brown Univ
New York Theological Semiary
Charles Weld
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Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edward P. Richardson
Maurice H. Richardson, Jr
Henry Richardson
Lincoln MacVeagh
Vanderbilt Webb
Peter Cooper Bryce
Charles Taussig
St. Louis
Richard Baker
New Haven
Maurice Fremont Smith
Roland Brown Batchelder
Salem
Oliver Twist
King's Chapel
Gracie Hall Roosevelt
F. T. Huntington
Rev
Allen
Postal Savings Banks
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Eliot Street House
Ford. Milhens
Glockengasse
Cologne
o/R.Ger
U. S
Miilhens & Kropf
Clergyman
Ara
Boston Satuay
Houghton & Dutton Drug Co
Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Chase & Sanborn
Seal Brand Coffee
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. I
Douglas Shoes
Brockton
Mass
Washington Street
Hanover Street
Summer Street
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Lincoln
Court Street
Cor. Howard
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