Bride Anna Gould Marries Prince Helie de Sagan in Hoboken
New York reports the secret 11 pm wedding of Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan aboard Hoboken steamers. Justice W. C. Budenbender officiated under pledge of secrecy, with a $500 fee, risking a $50 fine for not filing within the legal period.
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New York
Anna Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Helie de Sagan
Europe
W. C. Budenbender
Hoboken
Parsons
Prince Helie
Prince de Sagan
Paris
Budenbender
Mme. Gould
Loth
Lillian Russell
Justice
Washington Street
Prince
New Jersey
Sile
Waldorf-Astoria
The
St. Paul
Red Foxes For The Zoo In Swope Park
Park employees hunted in Swope Park yesterday due to rain, capturing two of a three fox den while seeking more. Superintendent B A Chandler says the animals are fine and plans to surround other dens in the east end to add foxes and wolves to the zoo collection.
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Park
Swope Park
Park Board
Swope Park Zoo
B. A. Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Physicians of Kansas City Watch Mail for Medical Association Details
An urgent notice urges physicians in Missouri Kavens and Oklahoma to monitor mail for detailed arrangements related to a Medical Association. The misspelled text hints at postal routing and organized events or meetings, stressing timely receipt of folders or tec leaves for next steps.
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Physicians OF
Kansas City
Missouri
Kavens
Oklahoma
Medical Association
Pei Lei
Aioe
Rain and Weather and Mae Wood Bail News
Rain is forecast for today with showers across the Central West from Canada to the Gulf. Almanac times are listed for sun and moon. Mae C. Wood, jailed on perjury charges, seeks bail from a surety company. bail set at 5000 dollars but bond postponed until Monday. Senator Platt to skip the Republican national convention. alternate to attend in Chicago.
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Washington
Central West
Canada
Gulf
United States
Platt
American Surety Company
Justice O'Gorman
Miner
Surety Company
Formit
Senator Platt
Chicago
New York State
Tornadoes Hit Northern County Amid Havoc in Oklahoma
May 23 Snower Oklahoma two tornadoes struck within forty five minutes causing extensive damage. Walter Haworth reported killed and Michael Burnett believed fatally injured by flying timbers. Hagars schoolhouse demolished and four farms wrecked within half a mile. First touch near McCloud with path through Aydelotte and Meeker. About a dozen injured near Aydelotte. Full reports awaited due to poor communications.
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Snawner
Walter Haworth
Michael Burnett
Hagars
McCloud
Aydelotte
Meeker
New Baptists Cost $9 Each in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Oklahoma May 23 Converts to the Baptist faith are won at a cost of $9 each, a record in economy, stated by Rev J C Stalcup for the home mission society at the Northern Baptists convention. He traced Oklahoma missionary work from 1865 to today with gratifying results. An afternoon memorial service honored E E Chivers D D, former field secretary of the Home Missionary society.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Northern Baptists’ Convention
J. C. Stalcup
Home Mission Society
Stalcup
E. E. Chivers
D. D
Home Missionary Society
Car Derailed by Soft Track in Fairmount Park
A Fairmount park car derailed at 7 30 p m due to a soft roadbed after heavy rain injuring J R Wheeler and his daughter Mrs Hilderbrandt of St Joseph. Wheeler was unconscious briefly after being pitched into the front vestibule and later returned to Kansas City. Hilderbrandt sustained slight injuries and the accident delayed service about two hours.
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Fairmount Park
J. R. Wheeler
Hilderbrandt
St. Joseph
Wheeler
Kansas City
Hotels Crowded As Convention Guests Overwhelm Rooms
Last week’s conventions left hotels full with no room for regular guests. The Kansas City Southern Railway runs a special sleeper to Joplin, leaving from Grand Avenue Depot at 11:66 p.m. and arriving via the Kanana line.
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Joplin
Granane Depot
Kananah Mn
Bat’ City
Walnut ‘St
New City Charter Outline Promises Broad Reforms
The freeholders publish a skeleton of a charter with a modified referendum on franchises, a unified fire and water board, a civil service system, new hospital and health boards, and district based street cleaning. It preserves police court changes, billboard controls, and raises pensions for firemen and police. Public cooperation urged to refine details before final draft.
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Civil Service Commission
Fire and Water Departments
Board of Commissioners
Board of Pubic Works
Board of Freeholders
J. W. C. Karnes
Karnes
Dramshop
Civil Service
First Civil Service Board
Charter Board
Civil Service Section
Water Board, Fire and Water Commissioners
Water Works Department
Fire Department
Board of Fire and Water Commissioners
Board of Public Works
General Hospital
Board of Health
Health Department
Oak District
Kansas Ci
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Man Dies, Leaves Note After Laudanum Overdose
Clinton Missouri May 23 John T Lewry aged 73 died today from laudanum overdose. He lived alone for years and left a note indicating where his money would be found. About $17 500 was found by his physician near the body.
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Clinton
John T. Lewry
Motor Car Builder Walter White Injured In Hill Climb Finish
Walter White of Cleveland, a major motor car manufacturer, was fatally hurt when his car toppled at the hill climb finish. The machine skidded after crossing the line, struck the curb, and rolled, breaking his right leg and causing severe head cuts. He briefly regained consciousness. police struggled to control the crowd while plans were made to move him to a hospital.
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Cincinnatit
Walter White
Cleveland
White
Maenie
J. A. Morrill
Morrill
Raeia
C. C. Tripple
San Francisco
Usfin Barber
San
E.G. C. Wallin
H. Goodfriend
H. Miller
John Burns
Charles P. Hall
John Peterson
Hall
Vi Fulno
John Ahearn
W. Mowrey
Captain Tenfold
Nors
Nelson
Deadly California airship wreck and two other mishaps
A day of airship accidents leaves sixteen injured in California as the Morrill airship collapses. Inventor J. A. Morrill and crew are among those injured while Roy Knabenshue and associates crash near a baseball field in Toledo. spectators assist, and the gas bag is saved for repairs.
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California
Eels
Hammondspoint
N.Y
Roy Knabenshue
Anne
Toledo
White Wings crash ends flight. navigator unhurt
In Hamaonnsport New York on May 23 the aeroplane White Wings carrying navigator John McCurdy of Toronto turned turtle after a squall. The rigid craft saved his life as it bore the motor and he crawled free uninjured. Officials debate rebuilding and adjustments to prevent tipping.
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Hamaonnsport
N. Y
John McCurdy
Toronto
Selfridge
Alexander Bell
Washington
Aerial Experiment Association
Bell
Mishap at Armory Park as Knabenshue airship crashes
May 23 Toeno Ohio Rov Knabenshues anticipated flight ended in a crash when his air ship fell in a stiff breeze and struck the center field fence at Armory park. Knabenshue and two passengers Earl Hess and Charles Hamilton escaped with a few scratches after the craft sailed from Collingwood heights aerodrome.
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Toeno
Knabenshue
Armory Park
Earl Hess
Charles Hamilton
Collingwood Heights
High Wind Ends Aeronaut Schrader’s Ascension
Experano Springs Mo May 23. Her nee Schroder an aeronaut was fatally injured when his inflated balloon struck a three story building in high wind. He was knocked unconscious as the canvas tore and ropes tangled on the wall. The craft drifted across rooftops and settled on a porch as onlookers watched in alarm.
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Experano Springs
Hernee Schroder
Schroder
Schrader
Publicity bill tabled after Senate referral
Washington May 23 The campaign publicity bill with the Craumpacker amendment restricting representation, passed by the House yesterday, was laid before the Senate today and referred to the committee on privileges and elections where it will remain at least until the next session.
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Washington
Ingraham Named Special Counsel To Utilities Panel
Mayor Crittenden announced the reappointment of R J Ingraham as special counsel for the public utilities commission with a $3600 annual salary. A seven member panel will hire an expert investigator at 4000, a clerk at 75 monthly, and assistants at 100 monthly. officials receive 600 yearly. Ingraham stated no current utility ties and emphasized independence, while noting possible prior AT&T connections via partner W S Cowherd.
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R. J. Ingraham
Public Utilities Commission
Crittenden
Public Service Corporation
Commission
Ingraham
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
W. S. Cowherd
Mr. Ingraham
Prelates in a Boat Wreck Near Central Bridge
In New York on May 23 a fire department naphtha launch named Velox, carrying Cardinal Logue Mgr Hayes and a distinguished ecclesiastical party, struck a rock under Central Bridge in the Harlem river. The commander ordered passengers to the port side, freeing the hull and saving everyone. The boat listed, soaking the prelates to the knees, as they returned from Ellis Island where they were guests of immigration commissioner Robert Watch.
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New York
Cardinal Logue
Mgr. Hayes
Central Bridge
Harlem River
Cardinal
Ellis Is
Immigration
Robert Watch
Francis Denies Candidacy For Vice President
In St Louis on May 23 ex-Governor Francis declared he is not a candidate for vice president and refuses to discuss politics saying he is too busy to talk or think about it. A. L. Van Arsdall, dentist, currently in office at 500 Commerce blog, is also mentioned in the fragmented text.
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St. Louis
Francis
A. L. van Arsdall
Gospel songs in the hall draw 6000 in Kansas City
At Convention Hall a Presbyterian Evangelistic meeting drew about 6000 people with a 600-voice choir led by M. Alexander. He coaxed, teased, and united diverse audiences from many states and nations in a powerful, sustained chorus of There is a Fountain Filled With Blood and How Marvelous How Wonderful Is My Savior's Love for Me.
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Kansas City
Charles M. Alexander
Convention Hall
Mr. Alexander
Maine
New York
California
Texas
Dakotas
China
Siam
Korea
India
Pcland
Scotland
Noftzger
Abeseaaae
Indiana
Athees
la Alexander
Hall
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NEW Baptists
J. BR. Wheeler
Artivala
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E. C. Meservey
Clinton, Mo
Drs. Thornton & Minor
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Indianapolis
Hernce Schroder
Eldorado Springs
Senate
Ingraham Utilities Counsel
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Presbyterian Evangelical Meetings
Second Presbyterian Church
Robert Mackenzie
Stevenson
Herrick Johnson
John Willis Baer
First Presbyterian Church
Bolerton
Iva Tandrith
LL. D
Mark A. Matthews
Presbyterian Board of Stucesibn
Aeneas W. Falk
Geo . McLean
Walter Williams
Edgar . Wark
D. B
W. J. Darby
Ayetematis
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