Gladys Vanderbilt Weds Hungarian Count in New York
In New York Jan 27 Miss Gladys Vanderbilt wed Count Laszlo Szechenyi of Hungary at the Vanderbilt home on Fifth Avenue. The ceremony drew New York society including Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs Harry Whitney with guards and crowds outside. The bride wore a five foot train gown of white satin with pearl embroidery and albs attended by Ruth Twombly and Dorothy Whitney. The couple received guests, including Baron Hengelmuller and Austrian officials, after the ceremony and breakfast. The bride, daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt, is reportedly worth over 12 million while the groom comes from a wealthy Hungarian family.
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Fifty-Eighth Street
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Vanderbilt Home
Monsignor
M. J. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Alfred Gynne Vanderbilt
Count Hionys Szechenyi
Stephen Szechenyi
Reginald Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Ruth V Twombly
Dorthy Whitney
Mia Flora Whitney
Count Anton Sigtay
Ledegoom
Mgr. Lavelle
Albred Vanderbilt
Baron Hengelmuller
Trian
Washington
Jeanfast
Te Luesla
Junko
Om ‘Tochaikowsky
Pecal Design
Cornelius Vanderiit
Alfred Vanderbilt
Ter
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Larry Payne Whitney
William C. Whitney
Aken
Newport
Jean de Tesche
Gladys
Szechenyi
Ivan Szechenyi
Dionys Szechenyi
Standard Oil Trial Set for April in Chicago
Chicago January 28 The trial of Standard Oil Company on charges it accepted concessions from Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad for shipments of oils from Whiting Indiana to Evansville Indiana is set for April 6 in United States Court in Chicago. The case is one of government suits against the company, with many witnesses subpoenaed including railroad and company officials.
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Chicago
Standard Oi Company
Chicago and Eastern Mines Railroad Cmpany
Whiting
Ind
Evansville
United States
Raiload Company
The
Standard
Morosini Family Scandal Highlights Banker's Illness
In Westchester the financier Giovanni Morosini lies critically ill as his daughters attract society notice. Giulia, famed for fashion opinions and speedway presence, drawn attention. Victoria eloped with her father's coachman, later returning to New York amid hardship. Attilio married Mary Bond, a descendant of George Washington, and earns society prominence.
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New York
Giovanni Morosini
Westchester County
Victoria Morsini
Victoria
Europe
Casino Thetre
Vermont
Attilio Morsini
Mary Washington Bond
Ieneal
George Washyon
Samuel
Morosini
Peter Marie
America
Coldest Day In Mississippi Valley Reports Twelve Below
Chicago January 29. The coldest day in years quotes the Mississippi valley as twelve degrees below zero in Mississippi. The report notes extreme low temperatures across the region with the thermometer plunging to twelve degrees below zero.
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Mississippi
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Mine Owners End Card System in Goldfield
Mine Owners' association withdraws the card system that required Western Federation of Miners members to renounce allegiance as a condition of employment. The move is expected to prompt an early resumption of work across the mining district, with the federation unlikely to obstruct members returning to work if not forced to sign the objectionable agreement.
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Goldfield
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Fedration of
White Eagle in Leadwood Jail Aims at Self Harm
White Eagle an Indian prisoner in Leadwood county jail attempted suicide twice using wire. He believed his charge involved a harsher offense and despondency followed. Jail staff consider a secrecy policy but the incident became public as he recovered.
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Thromhursdays
White Eagle
Leadwood
Trians
Massive Fire Destroys Indianapolis Government Warehouse
A government and state warehouse in Indianapolis burned this morning destroying more than one hundred young machines and substantial municipal paraphernalia. The total loss is estimated at 1,000,000 dollars with the fire’s origin still a mystery.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thaws Defense Claims Manic Depressive Insanity in White Killing
The Thaw defense closed its case asserting manic depressive insanity as the motive for the Stanford White shooting by John T. Thaw. Prosecution to begin rebuttal evidence. judge sought details on the disorder to guide judicial action. Experts testified Thaw exhibited alternating mood phases around the murder.
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New York
Stanford White
Pittsburg
Abraham Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Giving Them Work at Tarrytown
John D Rockfeller announces that all unemployed men in Tarrytown will be given employment. Many outsiders have applied but were refused.
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John D
Tarrytown
John D. Rockfeller
War Depot Established in San Francisco County
The War Department authorized establishing the largest army depot in the county at San Francisco, citing its fortifications and strategic harbor position. Military and naval supplies are concentrated there as San Francisco remains a major fortified post with strong defense advantages. Cardinal Francois Marie Richard of Paris died aged 85 after a long illness following church-state separation tensions.
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War Department
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United States
Marine County
San Fran“sco County
Angel Island
Whatcat
Goat Island
Golden Gate
Itrance
San Francisco Bay
Mendicino County
Puget Sound
Coumbia River
San Pedro Harbor
Port Arthur
Europe
Paris
Brancois Marie Richard
Cars
Pales
Nantes
France
Ministry of Labor
Rhodes Scholarship Candidates in South Dakota
In Vermillion on January 28 three young men faced the Rhodes scholarship exam conducted by Dean Young. They were Jesse Coons of Sioux Falls and Vermilion residents Harry Woodworth and Earle M Young. Papers go to trustees for eligibility review and to determine which candidate(s) may advance to the Rhodes board.
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South Dakota
Oxford University
Cecil Rhodes
Dean Young
Jesse Coons
Sioux Falls
Harry Woodworth
Earle M Young
Vermilion
Scholarship Board of
Jean C. M. Young
The
State University
H. K. Warren
Yankton College
Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Capital and Labor Arbitration Bill Approved
The House committee on interstate and foreign commerce reported favorably the Townsend arbitration bill. It provides for the appointment by the president of a permanent committee to investigate all disputes between capital and labor.
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Townsend
Washington, D. C
South Dakota Commissioned At Mare Island Navy Yard
The armored cruiser South Dakota was placed in commission at Mare Island with her new crew present. Built at Union Iron Works for 3.78 million dollars, the 18 600 ton ship joins the second division of the Pacific fleet under Rear Admiral Se bree.
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San Francisco
Cal
South Dakota
Mare Island
United States
Union Iron Works
Sebree
Banks in Trouble as Depositors Wake to Run
New York January 30. Mechanics and Farmers Bank will not reopen after directors vote. Bank is solvent yet cash reserves deemed insufficient to continue, with bank examiners taking charge. New Amsterdam National Bank also placed under control. run began after Amsterdam suspension earlier in the week.
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New York
D. A. Sullivan
Mechanics and Farmers’ Bank
Mechanics and Farmers
New Amsterdam National Bank
Morse, Heinz & Thomis
National Bank of Amterdam
Funeral rites for Cardinal Richard in Paris draw thousands
The French government will not interfere with Cardinal Richard’s burial arrangements. His body lies in state as thousands of mourners view the remains, and the funeral is planned to be one of the grandest ever for a Frenchman. Political demonstrations are not expected.
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Richard
Paris
Cardinal Richard
Ship Eclipse Sinks After Exposure Claims Three Sailors
The American ship Eclipse carrying coal from Newcastle to San Francisco foundered January 2 in the north Pacific. Of the crew of Captain Cr Larsen nine others reached land at Hana Maui after abandoning ship. three sailors died from exposure.
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Eclipse
Cr. Larsen
Newcastle
Australia
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Larsen
Hana
Maui
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