Alice Roosevelt Marries Nicholas Longworth in White House Ceremony
Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter of the President, wed Congressman Nicholas Longworth in the East Room of the White House. The ceremony was simple with no bridesmaids, features flowers from the conservatories, and a reception lasting until 3 pm. The couple plans a South Carolina honeymoon and extended European travel, with future Washington and Cincinnati homes.
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Miss Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Executive Mansion
Washington IV
Emenlyorenl
Toma Tyrone Yrmne
Lyr Cfifnsinnol
Findianel Fioainnel
Fim
Alice Roose II
Ohio
White House
Frances Folsom
Grover Cleveland
United States
Alice Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Mr. Longworth
Viscount de Chambrun
Miss Longworth
Grant
Nellie Grant
Algernon
Sartoris
Longworth
Cincinnati
Longworths
Roosevelts
Alice
Washington
Fen
Ethel
Roosevelt
Bishop Satterlee
Mr. Roosevelt
Miss Alice
Elijah
Pontiatowski
St. John’s
Marine Band
Nellie
Congress
Europe
Paris
Viscountess de Chambrun
The
Press
Bellamy Storer
Ambassador Storer
Jones
Eighteenth Street
John Davies Jones
Eighteenth and
Streets
N. W
Bank of America Placed in Receiver’s Hands Amid Fraud Allegations
Chicago February 16 The Bank of America with 250000 capital was put under receiver by Judge Chytraus at 10 pm on a stockholder complaint led by John K. Kavanagh. President Abner Smith and three officials are charged with insolvency frauds including misappropriation of 146000 and self serving salaries and loans.
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Chicago
Bank of America, Incorporated
Chytraus
Superior Court
John K. Kavanagh
Abner Smith
Smith
G. F. Sorrow
Pesident
Jerome V. Pierce
F. E. Creelman
Treasury
Bank
Troops Mobilized in Philippines for Chinese Service
Washington March 16. The war department plans mobilization of 38 000 men at Manila for potential Chinese trouble. Additional regiments and batteries are planned, and the navy will forward Rear Admiral Sigsbee s squadron to the Far East. Rear Admiral Train is directed to protect Americans and interests and to commission gunboats for Yangtse kiang service. Missionaries along the river will be warned to move to pickup points when needed.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
China
Manila
Sigsbee
Mediterranean Sea
Far East
Train
Navy Department
Helens
Demand for China restitution over missionary property damage
London reports Britain demands China compensate missionaries for property destroyed at Changpu near Amoy and seeks punishment of those responsible. Consuls' reports on Chinese unrest vary, with some seeing local disorder and others fearing a broader anti foreign rising. Britain and other powers, per Emperor William, may keep troops in Pekin’s ministers hands and decide on troop withdrawals or retention at Tianjin.
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London
Great Britain
China
Changpu
Amoy
William
Chili Province
Pekin
Tientsin
Rebels Ambush Germans Near South Africa
Berlin reports February 7 near sendoornager a rebel Hotten f ols ambushed a German patrol killing Lieutenant Bender and six troopers.
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Berlin
Hottenf Ols
Sendoornager
South Africa
Bender
Coal operators call meeting as miners may strike
Pittsburg Kan Feb 13 coal operators in the district declare all hope for peace between miners and operators is gone and President W C Perry of the Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators' association issues a general call for a meeting of operators at Kansas City on Feb 24.
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Pittsburg
Kan
W. C. Perry
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
Kansas City
Woman's Trials and the Promise of Favorite Prescription
Article extols childlessness as a woman’s trial and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for barrenness and various female weaknesses. It cites Buffalo’s Invalids' Institute, praises surgical relief for rare cases, and notes open ingredient labeling and safety claims.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Supet Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Whi
Rh Pierce
Thas
Materia Medica
Denmark to boast universal literacy for all youths
A statement proclaims that across Denmark no one above ten years old lacks reading or writing ability. The claim highlights nationwide literacy achievement and education progress.
Ribbed glass improves light diffusion in rooms
Experiments testing plain and ribbed glass show ribbed glass directs more light into dark corners. The corrugations disperse light thoroughly and create greater diffusion than plain glass.
Lawyerly Mockery of a Witness Sparks Comment
The excerpt recalls Sir Henry Irving decrying lawyers who treat an honest witness as a thief. A young witness in a robbery case is cross examined harshly, with the lawyer dismissing his thoughts and demanding only what is asked. The exchange ends with the witness resigning from the box.
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Henry Irving
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Orient
France
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Bank of America, of Chicago
Philippines
Denmark
Dodds
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Mexico
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mexico City
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T. B. Cookerly
Citizen's National Bank
Des Moines
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
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Piso
Drugstet
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