White House Wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth
Miss Alice Roosevelt, elder daughter of the President, married Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio in the East Room of the White House. The ceremony was led by Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee with President Roosevelt and Harvard alumni prominent among attendees. The reception, breakfast, and departure for a southern honeymoon followed within two hours, with future plans including European travel and residence in Washington and Cincinnati.
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Great Naval Display Opens Fleet Maneuvers Off Lagos
London reports the largest warship maneuvers in history begin in the British channel near Lagos with 30 battleships 16 armored cruisers and numerous smaller vessels under Admiral Wilson eight flag officers and Prince Henry of Battenberg. Simultaneously in Chicago the will of Charles T. Yerkes is probated with $6.2 million estate and rights waived. Nashville notes Tennessee Rice Ligon bill on race deemed unconstitutional as Memphis Jecky Club lines up next fall meeting.
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London
Lagos
Africa
Achame
Wilson
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Chicago
Charles T. Yerkes
Illinois Trust Company
Scrippa News
Nashville Tonn
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Memphis
Earthquake Reports From Caribbean Seaboard Areas
Washington dispatch says a mild quake struck Fort de France Martinique yesterday, with little damage and no injuries in the area. Simultaneous shocks in St. Thomas Danish West Indies were widespread but caused limited damage and no casualties.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Fort de Franca
Martinque
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Danish West Indies
Postmasters Asked to Probe Congress Livestock Mail Franks
Postmaster General Cortelyou is requested to supply data to the House Committee on Post Offices on charges that members of Congress ship livestock by mail under franking. Investigators will review the claims. it is alleged cows pigs dogs birds kettles pots stones and pianos were sent at free or lax rates. The Weiser grand jury returned 10 indictments against saloon keepers for gambling on their premises with five guilty pleas.
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Cortelyou
House
Congress
Weiser
Ammunition to Manila and Shipping Notes Across Ports
A series of brief items report naval orders at Mare Island to finish the Yorktown within thirty days, 1500 tons of ammunition ready for Manila aboard the Iris, lighthouse and wreck investigations off Vancouver Island, and other scattered updates from Vallejo Boston St Petersburg and Lakewood.
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Mare Inland Navy Yard
Yorktown
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Manila
Iris
Governor Defends Lawson in Speech
Governor Johnaga says Lawson’s position is misunderstood and that Lawson has not made a statement later borne out. He adds Lawson has suggested a remedy for the evils Lawson uncovered.
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