No Divorce Sought as Count De Castellane Faces Separation
Paris February reports a writ served on Count Boniface de Castellane as wife Anna Gould seeks separation of body and property. The bill filed privately accuses the count of incidents and signals an early decree. the count is not contesting.
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Castellane
Paris
Bonl de Castellane
Anna Gould
Wadsworth Opens Agriculture Hearing on Cotton Policy
Chairman Wadsworth opened a general hearing on crop statistics with Cotton King Today as a theme. Assistant Secretary Hayes outlined plans for expanded reporting, 2800 county agents, 41 district agents, and traveling inspectors to standardize data and curb speculation. Weather bureau reports would guide condition assessments between reports.
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Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Hayes
Department of Agriculture
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
J. A. Taylor
National Ginners’ Association of
Dallas
Tex
Congress
Bureau of Statistics
Department
Weather Bureau
Missouri Jefferson Day Banquet Guests Named
Kansas City February 16 Governor Joseph W Folk and Senators Joseph W Bailey and William J Stone accepted to respond to toasts at the Jefferson Day banquet of the Democratic Editorial Association of Missouri set for April 13. Invitations extended to Clark Howell editor of the Atlanta Constitution and Governor John A Johnson of Minnesota.
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Joseph W. Folk
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
William J. Stone
Missouri
Democratic Editorial Association of Missouri
Clark Howell
The
Atlanta Constitution
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Collision injures several on Boston and Albany line
A Pacific express train bound for Boston collided with a local train near Boston on February 16. A boy was killed and five passengers seriously hurt, with others lightly injured.
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Boston
Boston and Albany
Standard Oil declares $15 dividend per share
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey announced a dividend of fifteen dollars per share on its stock. The decision was made in New York on February 16.
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Standard Oil
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
DISPLAY IS DAZZLING. Presents of Miss Alice Roosevelt Admired
A society page notes gifts and tributes to Miss Alice Roosevelt from friends, highlighting her reception and the display of presents as a social highlight. The piece emphasizes generosity and local attention to the young figure.
Wedding gifts view at the White House for Miss Alice Roosevelt
Washington February 16. Carriages and cars bring friends of Miss Alice Roosevelt to view wedding presents at the White House. Taft and Taft party members give a gold linked necklace set with large diamonds, aqua marine centerpiece, valued over 1500 dollars, with a loving inscription. Metropolitan club members gift a silver salver with autograph reproductions. Secretary Taft and wife present elaborately chased vases.
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Alice Rosevelt
White House
Taft
Metropolitan Club
Taft Party
Ponca Indians Present Buffalo Vest to Longworth’s Groom
Ten Ponca Indians from Oklahoma visit the Capitol on February 16 to present a beaded buffalo vest to Representative Longworth’s prospective son in law, Roosevelt receiving the gift for Longworth. Eagle Horse, their chief, notes the gift honors the groom, not the bride, as the president accepts on Longworth’s behalf.
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Oklahoma
Longworth
Capitol
Roosevelt
Eagle Horse
Gift of Cuba arrives for Miss Roosevelt necklace
The pearl necklace valued at 25000, a gift from the republic of Cuba to Miss Alice Roosevelt, arrived aboard the Majestic. It was shipped from Paris and freighted through to the Cuban legation in Washington. Officials denied breakage or tampering claims while confirming exact weight and intact seals.
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Republic of Cuba
Alice Roosevelt
Majestic
Paris
Washington
Express Company
Roosevelt Longworth marriage license issued in Washington
The marriage license for Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representative Nicholas Longworth was issued by the court clerk on Thursday at 4 15 PM in Washington.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Land Struggle Involves Cherokee Leader Heads For Washington
Muskogee February 16 J Henry Dick a prominent Cherokee will depart for Washington to combat recognition of adopted whites in Cherokee nation participation before the Supreme Court He will be joined by Richard M Wolfe and Frank Boudinot already en route Adopted whites maintain a committee in Washington seeking impact on the case
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J. Henry Dick
Washington
Alloi Nts
Supreme Court
Mr. Dick
Richard M. Wolfe
Frank Boudinot
Smashed Gate at Greenville Crossing
A westbound Cotton Belt fast mail train could not stop at the Missouri, Kansas and Texas crossing in Greenville Texas on Thursday afternoon. The engine breached and demolished the crossing gate after speeding through.
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Tex
Cotton Belt
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
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