Miss Roosevelt Engaged to Nicholas Longworth
Washington announces the engagement of Alice Lee Roosevelt to Nicholas Longworth, Ohio congressman from the Cincinnati district. A wedding is planned for around mid February likely at the White House, with Longworth noted as a persistent suitor and reputed millionaire.
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Miss Roosevelt
Cong
Nicholas Longworth
Velt
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Congress
Ohio
White House
Congressman Longworth
Gettysburg Addressed by Lowell Historian Cowley
Charles Cowley spoke before the Lowell Historical Society on officers from Lowell or Middlesex County who fought at Gettysburg. The talk covered Adelbert Ames, Henry Abbott, John W. Ames, and others, detailing commands, wounds, and actions, with reflections on heroism, memorials, and the fight to preserve the Union.
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Lowell
Charles Cowley
Lowell Historical Society
Mr. Cowley
Gettysburg
Henry Livermore Abbott
Adelbert Ames
John W. Ames
Allen G. Brady
John C. Caldwell
Joeseph W. Gelray
John P. Gould
James F. Huntington
George L. Prescott
Middlesex County
Caldwell
Huntington
Abbott
Brady
Gould
Prescott
United States Infantry
Regulars
Gelray
Second
Massachusetts Infantry
Edward G. Abbott
Cedar Mountain
Lincoln
Tarlow
Barlow
Ames
11Th Army
Howard
Caldwells
Pickett
Savage
20Th Regiment
Paul J. Revere
Paul Revere
Ropes
John Codman Ropes
Boston
Massachusetts Military Historical Society
John Markland
15Th Regiment
David W. Roche
16Th Regiment
Markland
Scotland
Roche
Ireland
Memorial Hall
Byron
Union
Hothaifte
Fashionable Halifax Church Destroyed by Fire
A historic cathedral in Halifax was burned early morning by suspected arson. The fire caused extensive damage with estimated losses surpassing $69,000. Fire officials investigate the incident as an incendiary attack targeting a landmark church long noted for its fashion and prominence.
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Halifax
Dee M
the &. Lax
Jose
Stephen Townsend in Lowell Debut Promises Great Tone
Baritone Stephen Townsend, praised since his Lowell appearance years ago, has grown into one of Reeten's greats. Reports say his performance drew strong praise and pleasure from listeners. The program included selections from Rosemunde and Mart ive Serves, with Reston, Grehestral, and Ged noted in the orchestral lineup.
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Stephen Townsend
Puyday
Lowell
Reeten
Reston
Rosemunde
Seedaey
First Public Performance by St Josephs Pupils Stuns Audience
Rochambeau Council and Royal Arcanum held annual officer elections as St Josephs convent pupils staged their first public performance at St Josephs college hall. A 100 girl choir opened with The Band, followed by graceful drills and scenes. An operetta Le Marche aux Roses charmed, with Miss Cote and Miss Choquette praised. Ushers and clergy attended, and plans for upcoming rehearsals and a January presentation were announced. The Canadian Pacific holiday excursion details were noted as forthcoming.
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St. Joseph's Convent
St. Joseph's College Hall
Scnce
Rochambeau Council
C. A. White
Blanche Larie
Rosey Anna Desrosiers
Nice
Mme de Star
Mise
Priscilla Cote Claire
Eugenie Choquette Ebenia
Eva Lussier
Claire
Blanche Alexander
Eugenie Labrecque
Helena Delisle
Flora Bernier
Velleda Duval
Marie Anne Duval
Blanche Levesque
Odelie Turgeon
Dorimene Jasmin
Juliette Vincent
Andrea Payette
Miss Cote
Choquette
Lussier
la Gaiete Francaise
Alma Alexander
Xavier Delisle
Lazare Boule
Arthur
Joseph Lamoureux
Maxime Corneliier
William Trottier
Emilien Gelineau
Viaud
Bt. Joseph's
Brother Duhamel
Immaculate Conception
Brother Chryseull
Bt. Joseph's College
Mariet Brothers
Illicit Business in Life Insurance Discussed in Washington
New York reports President Roosevelt may seek congressional action to curb illicit life insurance dealings in the District of Columbia. A Chicago meeting of governors and state officials will outline recommendations to the president. In Senate, Aldrich’s Panama canal bill substitute passes with no debate after Pettus withdraws objection. Elkins notes slow progress on railroad rate inquiry.
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New York
the Times
Roosevelt
Congress
District of Columbia
Chicago
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Pettus
Elkins
Committee On Interstate Commerce
insurers tax power clash in house debate
Washington December 14 The fight between the ways and means committee and the interstate and foreign commerce committee over insurance legislation continued in the house. Mr Payne argued taxation is the sole means for congressional control of insurance and questioned the scope of interstate commerce. He said insurance is not interstate commerce and noted the supreme court's opinion. Mr Mann asked how regulation could come through tax power. Payne declined to explain how to craft an insurance bill on the spot.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House
Payne
Congress
Supreme Court
Mann
Illnois
Major Aaron Gove Speaks on Philippine Tariff Hearing
Washington December 14 Major Aaron Gove former Denver California superintendent of schools led the hearing before the ways and means committee on the Philippine tariff. He warned that Philippine sugar and tobacco production threatens U.S. interests and said estimating output with modern methods is absolutely impossible.
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Washington
Aaron Gove
Denver
Cal
Ways and Means
United States
Medicines Patents Questioned in House Bill
A bill introduced by Representative Mann of Illinois proposes prohibitions on medicines and sets German patents on par with American ones. The measure, favored by the house in the last session, would treat German patent holders the same as U S patentees under German practice.
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Mann
Ilinois
Germany
Senate committee backs ship subsidy bill for American commerce
Washington December 14 the senate committee of commerce voted to report favorably the bill recommended by the merchant marine commission to promote American commerce known as the ship subsidy bill
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Washington
Senate Committee of Commerce
Merchant Marine Commission For
Measure changes noted by committee on Hepburn proposal
A committee on the measure reported to Senator Hepburn that only a few changes had been made since the last session. The update indicates minor alterations rather than a full overhaul of the proposal.
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Comemittee
Benator Hepburn
Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Package Claims Quick Relief
An advertising notice promotes Pyramid Pile Cure claiming fast relief from itching bleeding and burning piles. A free sealed trial package is mailed to interested readers who share name and address for direct application of suppositories. The pitch emphasizes immediate relief and urges readers to request the free treatment by sending personal details.
Mammet Seeks Post as Newport Customs Collector
In a test case from Newport HL a candidate named Claveste A Mammet faces the first phase of the selection process to become collector of the customs district for Newport. The effort centers on qualifications and suitability for the post.
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Claveste A. Mammet
Chese
Newport
Old Iron Gides and Preservation Debate
Washington entry reports Representative Suess of New York urging swift action to preserve the heritage of Old BP and direct attention to the best preservation plans amid proposals and discussions in Congress. The fragment suggests urgency and procedural considerations surrounding preservation efforts that affect national assets.
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Washington
Suess
New Tork
Willow Dale Country Play at Grace Church Vestry
A traditional country stage performance titled Willow Dale was presented at Grace church vestry. The cast included Joel Bassett played by F. W. Mills and Millie Massett portrayed by Alice Livingston. Milton R. Corey starred as the hero Tom Skerett with Rev. Mr. Prosser by W. H. Cosner and Lem Hackett by A. C. Maskell. The ensemble featured Mrs F L Roberta Orleander and Miss Hasey among others. The play featured humorous incidents, courtroom intrigue, and a country store set with period costumes.
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Grace Church
Willowdale
Willow Dale
Lowell
Newna
Joel Bassett
F. W. Mills
Ethel C. Cuazner
F. L. Roberta
Milton R. Corey
Tom Skerett
Millie Massett
Alice
W. H. Cosner
Mr. Prosser
A. C. Maskell
Lem Hackett
Cart
T. J. Beane
Joseph Godfrey
Milnle
Negotiations at Pekin Drag Along
Tokie reports negotiations at Pekin between representatives continue into December night. Unclear details remain, with no final agreement reported as of 11:00 p.m. Local sources note potential delays and ongoing dialogue.
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Pekin
Tokie
Hasty to the season patterns and ready stock
The notice lists various fabric patterns and colors available for the season. It mentions Suh and taney bert designs, wide pk ae feet, and a counter with short jer erie. The message notes readiness to assist and encouraging customers to come in.
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Canadian Pacific
Fontaine
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Cleveland
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Ginter’s
Malaga
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Brazil
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York State
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