Resignation of Secretary of State Storms and Mine Disasters
Secretary of State Storms resigns after brief talks with Governor Tranly in Indianapolis. Fred Sims is favored to fill the unexpired term. Storms must pay $1041 before April 1. Colorado mine disaster in Walsenburg kills at least thirteen miners. blast likely from open lamps. Denver auctioneer Morris Caplin murdered by burglar in his dining room. Fires and multiple deaths from gasoline fires in South Bend and other incidents. Train wreck in St Louis injures nine. Bankert murder case ends without verdict. Anti Jewish rioting reported, Milersburg post office robbery suspected. Four men killed in a Battonwood mine explosion. John A. McCall dies in Lukewood New Jersey.
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Daniel BK. Storms
Tranly
Indianapolis
Fred Sims
Storms
Sims
Ehanly
Sterrns
Victor Fuel Company
Maitland
Walsenburg
Colo
Morris Caplin
Denver
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Dha
Cdhaudter
Bine
White House East Room Bride Alice Roosevelt Marries Longworth
Washington notes that Alice Roosevelt's wedding to Nicholas Longworth drew unprecedented world attention. Gifts from Asia and Europe reflected reverence for her father as nation’s leader, but public affection and admiration for Alice herself stood first. About 700 guests attended the East Room ceremony amid a floral bower of palms, magnolias, and orange blossoms.
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White House
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
China
Japan
Earth
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Evan
Alice
Miss Longworth in Oriental shawl wedding gowns
The article describes Mrs. Longworth and Miss Alice Longworth at an elaborate wedding. It details Mrs. Longworth’s gowns made from Oriental shawls, a yellow Chita silk dress with gold dragons and a pink kimono style, and Miss Alice’s white satin gown with rose motif. It notes wedding guests, the ceremony, honeymoon plans in the South, and lavish gifts from governments and dignitaries.
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Flenry Y. Satterlee
Ryland Cotton Smith
Nelson Perkins
Boston
Ishiers
Frederick Winthrop
New York
A. Wallingford, Jr
Cincinnati
Qharney AL Shaw
Banks
Larg Anderson
Vascount
Peadar Roosevelt
Jan
Nl Grail
Justic of
Marine Band
Alice
Shefa
Congress Debates Commerce and Statehood Bills
The Senate adopts a joint resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate charges of discrimination against coal roads by independent mine owners. The House debates District of Columbia penalties, passes an anti rebate bill and a cocaine sale prohibition, and both chambers reflect partisan divisions over fortifications and island policy as adjournment looms.
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Reed Smoot
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Castro
Pavlor
Bartholde
Missouri
International Parliamentary Union
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