Brilliant wedding marks Roosevelt Longworth nuptials at White House
Miss Alice Roosevelt wed Representative Nicholas Longworth in a grand East Room ceremony attended by 37 foreign ambassadors and premier society figures. President Roosevelt gave away his daughter as the Longworth and Roosevelt families joined in a public celebration with a two hour ceremony and extensive receptions.
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White House
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Marine Band
Longworth
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Supreme Court
Senate
Ohio
Congress
New York
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de Koven
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Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Riviera
Washington
Eighteenth Street
Roosevelts
Middle West
Alice Roosevelt
United States
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Henry Yates Satterlee
Diocese of
Young Statesman
Alice
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Boston
Harvard
Swale
Buffalo
Alice Lee
Theodore Roosevelt
William S. Cowles
Miss Alice
White House Wedding Repeats a Roosevelt Milestone
The 10th White House wedding marks Alice Roosevelt Longworth’s vows renewed under federal roof. Longworth, born in Cincinnati, is a congressman with a notable family fortune and Harvard Law training. Gifts include a diamond necklace to the bride and Favelyn glass service from New York delegates.
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White House
Marie Monroe
John Gouverneur
Longworth
Cincinnati
Nicholas
Harvard
Cincinnati Law School
Ohio
Congress
Alice
Comtesse de Chambrun
Paris
Nicholas Longworth
Conductor Wage Increase Approved by Great Northern
J J Hill president of the Great Northern railroad sanctions a wage rise for freight conductors and brakemen. Conductors gain four dollars a day based on miles traveled and brakemen receive two dollars ninety cents daily. Passenger conductors are not included in the change.
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Ern Railroad
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Stetson Dies At Florida Winter Home
John B. Stetson the Philadelphia hat magnate died at his Gillen Florida winter home near Deland on Sunday from apoplexy. The millionaire manufacturer was famed for his iconic hats and built a global enterprise.
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Philadelphia
Gillen
Florida
Deland
Roosevelt Wedding Presents From World Leaders Revealed
The Long Worths wedding gifts totaled near 250000 with many details kept private. Items publicly named include a bouillon cup set from Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks, a plate mirror service for Senator and Mrs. Foraker, and a mosaic of Vatican paintings from Pope Pius X. An antique jewelry set from the King of Spain and Dresden china from the German ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg were also listed.
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Pope Pius X
Vatican
Spain
Edward VII
Germany
Speck von Sternburg
Roosevelt
Dresden
Baron Moncheur
Quesada
Mme. Quesada
Taft
Boneparte
Russian Army Chiefs Recalled Kuropatkin Batpanoff
General Kuropatkin commander of the First Manchurian Army and General Batpanoff commander of the Third Manchurian Army have been recalled from their posts. The move reshapes leadership during the campaign.
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Kuropatkin
Batpanoff
Funeral Planned for Departed Individual at Blessed Sacrament
The body will be brought to New York and transported to the McCall residence on Seventy second street. The funeral from the Church of the Blessed Sacrament has not fixed a date yet.
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New York
McCall
Seventy-second Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Richard Sandall Terry Founder of Blind Library Dead
Richard Sandall Terry who ten years ago founded the New York free circulating library for the blind died recently at age 71. He became blind in 1894 and then organized friends to establish the circulating library for the blind.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Laurel House
Lakewood
N. J
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John C. McCall
Richard Sandall Terry
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Horace A. Taylor
the Treasury
William Joseph Greene
Denver
Boston
Roseau
Island
Dominica
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Pat Crowe
Mount Vesuvius In Action And Royal Gift Display
The article notes Mount Vesuvius increasing activity with loud explosions and incandescent stones thrown up to 100 feet. A wall protecting a Funicular railway station is threatened by lava. It also lists a sequence of gifts from various foreign dignitaries including Emperor William of Germany and Emperor of Austria, detailing jewelry, vases, embroidery, and other treasures valued as gifts for a bride.
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Mount Vesuvius
Japan
Republic of Cuba
Paris
Austria
China
Six Railroads Plan $20 Million Kansas City Depot
E F Swiney president of First National Bank of Kansas City and director at Chicago and Alton announces six railroads will construct a grand passenger station in Kansas City bounded by Grand avenue Broadway Twenty first and Twenty third streets with building and grounds valued over 20 million dollars.
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E. F. Swiney
First National Bank of Kansas
Fire at Red Springs destroys business district
A Sunday fire in Red Springs North Carolina destroyed the business portion of town. Eighteen stores and several dwellings burned causing about eighteen thousand dollars in losses. Separate Sweden budget reports Sweden paid seven hundred seventy seven thousand seven hundred seventy five dollars over Norway separation proceedings.
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Norway
Sweden
World News in Brief From Hemispheres Past Week
A survey of diverse events worldwide notes a Chinese prince’s birth, writers’ deaths in London, a plan to turn Abraham Lincoln’s home into a national park, resignations and illnesses, and robberies. Strikes in Fiume end, Boxer danger looms, and notable marriages and trials unfold. The Fiume shipping restart, an urgent writ in a Bon de Castellane case, and a French colossal painting are also covered.
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Hungary
State Department
Shanghai
China
Fort de France
Martinique
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
L. S. Montague
Samuel Montague
London
Denver
Lord de Clifford
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Eva Carrington
Bluebell
Fairyland
Dineen
Ilinois
State Board of Pardons
Johann Hoch
Iowa House of Representatives
Lord Roberts
France
Fine Arts Commission
Gallerie Des Machines
Hotel de Ville
M. George Roussel
Pat Crowe Cleared in Cudahy Kidnapping Trial
Omaha jurors acquitted Pat Crowe after 15 hours deliberation in the Cudahy kidnapping case. The trial linked Crowe to the 1900 ransom plot, with James Callahan later held as a possible suspect, but no conclusive evidence tied Crowe to the crime and the case lacked enforceable charges. Crowe remains involved in a separate Council Bluffs streetcar case.
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Omaha
Pat Crowe
Edward Cudahy
Eddie Cudahy
Crowe
James Callahan
Callahan
Young Cudahy
Butte
Mont
Beautiful Wedding Day Fair Sets Happy May Scene
A bright May morning framed a wedding event featuring Miss Roosevelt with balmy sunshine and a cloudless sky. The scene conveyed a springtime mood and festive atmosphere for the ceremony.
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