Miss Hay Weds Payne Whitney in Washington Wedding
Helen Hay daughter of Secretary of State John Hay married Payne Whitney son of ex Secretary Whitney today at the Church of the Covenant Washington’s social event of the season officials presidents and cabinet attended. The ceremony featured lavish decorations gifts likely including a yacht houses lands and jewels a bridal path of aster lilies and sonorous floral displays as bachelor ushers and notable guests filled the church.
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Washington
Helen Hay
John Hay
Payne Whitney
New York
Whitney
Church of the Covenant
New England
Hay
Adelbert Hay
Wm. Co. Whitney
Sir Edward Colebrooke
T. Barney
Miss Barney
Gerald Paget
Arlington
Frederick Kernochan
J. N. Waterbury, Jr
Milton S. Barger
Gouverneur Morris
James N. Wadsworth
Genesee
N. Y
Hugh D. Cott
Philadelphia
Chas, L. McCawley
Mr. Whitney
Eugene Hale, Jr
Maine
Alice Hay
Dorothy Whitney
The Traders National Bank Advertisement
The Traders National Bank offers foreign exchange services and world payments in old French German and Swedish money. It provides safety deposit boxes with private rooms and a savings department rate of 3 percent compounded semi annually. Banking hours are 8 am to 4 pm weekdays and 8 am to 1 pm Saturdays. Locations are 30 to 46 Middlesex Street and 11 to 24 Post Office Ave.
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King Bus
Post Office Ave
President Roosevelt backs careful guest list for Prince Henry visit
In New York on February 6 Wallace Downey met Roosevelt who approved Prince Henry as the nation’s guest and urged strict crowd control. The president said the nation would be responsible for his safety and that only vouched guests should attend the yacht launch event.
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New York
Wallace W. Downey
Emperor William
Roosevelt
Pianoforte Recital Honors Advanced Pups at Belmont
Mrs. Carrie Davis Gilman hosted a piano recital in Belmont Street with aid from Mrs. Gilman and contralto soloist Mrs. Gelino. Advanced pupils performed works by Chopin, Chaminade, Beethoven and others, with numerous local singers including Misses Rivet Mills Chadbourne Eastman Sweeney Perry Bradt Dickey Spalding Gilman Fogg Fuller Small Wilson Carpenter Estes.
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A. J. Alvin
Belmont Street
Carrie Davis Gilman
Helena Rivet
May Mills
Elizabeth Chadbourne
Katharine Eastman
Bride Sweeney
Helen Perry
Elsie Bradt
Eva Dickey
Harriet Spalding
Ruth D. Gilman
Mabelle A. Fogg
Gertrude Fuller
Theresa Small
Tewksbury
Edna Wilson
Nashua
N. H
Anna Gould Carpenter
Waverley
F. A. Estes
Gelino
Life policy cancels after fifty years over age error
Thomas Chalmers, of Fraser and Chalmers, sues to overturn a policy cancellation by a life insurance company. He originally listed birth in 1820 in 1851 policy for 2100 dollars, but parish records in Scotland show 1816. A second policy for 1866 used correct age, yet premiums continued on the first policy until its 1901 cancellation.
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Chicago
Thomas Chalmers
Fraser & Chalmers
Chalmers
Scotland
Banquet to Funston in Colorado This March
Governor Orman has received a letter from Gen. Funston accepting the Colorado invitation for a banquet honoring Generals Funston and MacArthur. Funston cannot set a date due to hospital stay after surgery. a March banquet is anticipated once he is released.
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Denver
Col
Orman
Gen. Funston
Colorado
Funston
MacArthur
Yuki Chief Aids Ethnography In Phonograph Project
A full-blooded Yuki chief travels from Mendocino County to Berkeley to assist ethnologists at the University of California. He will help record Yuki manners customs and beliefs as the tribe language is captured by the phonograph for preservation.
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Berkeley
Cal
Mendicino County
University of California
California
Patrick trial adjourned awaiting juror recovery
New York Feb 6 The trial of Albert T. Patrick was adjourned until Monday after Recorder Goff received a letter from the physician attending Juror Campbell stating he could attend if needed but should remain at home until Monday.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Goff
Campbell
No Foundation for Turin Count’s U.S. Matrimonial Visit
A Milan dispatch to the Tribune says there is no basis for reports that the Count of Turin Vittorio Emanuele of Savoy Aosta plans to visit the United States with matrimonial intent.
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Rome
Tribuna
Milan
Turin
Vittorio Emanuele of
Savoy-Aosta
Italy
United States
Prince Henry of Prussia Invited to Lowell Visit
Lowell Mass February 3 1502 Mayor Charles A R Dimon invites His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Prussia to inspect Lowell industries during a brief Massachusetts visit. Reincke Imperial German Consul responds that due to His Royal Highness limited stay in Massachusetts the invitation cannot be accepted.
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Dimon
Prince Henry
Lowell
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Charles A. R. Dimon
Hon
C. A. R. Dimon
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Inliom
W. T. Reincke
Buffalo ex treasurer arrested for stealing
Buffalo, N Y February 6 Philip Gerst former city treasurer was arrested on charges of misappropriating 27000 of the city funds He had been removed from office in December by former Mayor Diehl and at that time faced misconduct in office charges and admitted misappropriating 50000 during the investigation He is in jail awaiting trial
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Buffalo
N. Y
Philip Gerst
Gerst
Diehl
Regiment Inspected by Cadet Officers at High School Armory
The High school regiment led by Colonel Carl Stocks was inspected at 10 15 am in the school armory. Major Thomas Talbot Captain George E Worthen and Lieutenant Philip J McNulty conducted the inspection. The drill that followed was praised for the school and drill instructor Captain Colby D Kittredge noting the many raw recruits admitted five months ago.
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Carl Stocks
Thomas Talbot
Corps of Cadets
George E. Worthen
Philip J. McNulty
Colby D. Kittredge
British ship men sail home after pool announcement
New York February 6 Bruce Ismay W J Pirrie and W S Graves prominent English steamship directors who arrived two weeks ago before the giant American British steamship pool have sailed home on the Oceanic They were as use as when they arrived.
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New York
Bruce Ismay
W. J. Pirrie
S. Graves
Explosion At Butcher Shop Kills Dozen In Chicago
Chicago February 6 explosion at the butcher shop and adjacent buildings killed about a dozen people. Eyewitness J Pauly described the blast lifting the building, flames engulfing the scene, and rescuers failing to reach victims in time. Witnesses say no one emerged from the butcher shop after the shock. Insurance actions followed as Otto Trostle insured his life for 5000 dollars and his wife sought policies for their children.
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Chicago
J. Pauly
Twenty-second Street
Trestle
Archer ‘Avenue
J. C. Kleiner
Archer Avenue
Mr. Kleiner
Otto Trostle
Divorced Wife Weds Casji Lydig in Grace Church
New York reports Mrs Rita Acosta Stokes, formerly married to W E D Stokes, wed Casji Philip M Lydig at Grace Episcopal church. The couple sailed for Europe two hours after the ceremony.
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New York
Rita Acosta Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Grace Episcopal Church
Casji
Philip M. Lydig
Europe
Cure Advertisement for Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
A testimonial from D P Jolly of Avoca New York describes a long battle with consumption ending in recovery after using Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. The ad lists prices 25c 50c and 1 00 and credits J C AyER Co Lowell Mass as the publisher.
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Ayer
D. P. Jolly
Avoca, N. Y
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
Death Decree Seeks Mahmud Pasha in Exile Dodge
Constantinople reports Damad Mahmud Pasha, Sultan Abdul Hamid’s brother in law, sentenced to death after fleeing to Paris. He refused to return to Constantinople, claiming political persecution, while his properties were seized and his family branded outlaws. Mahmud threatened to publish a critical open letter and a brochure on Turkey’s downfall.
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Constantinople
Damad Mahmud Pasha
Mahmud
Greece
Rome
Italy
Paris
Associated Press
Sabuggedu
Luthfalla
Marseilles
M. Delcasse
London
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Seniha Sultana
Not the Man The Cheyenne Daniels Case Sees Doubt
Denver authorities doubt that Benjamin Daniels, who served 3 1/2 years in Wyoming’s penitentiary for 1879 government property theft at Camp Carlin and Fort Russell, is the same man named for Arizona marshal by President Roosevelt. Senate inquiry stalls confirmation. Daniels recently in New Mexico ranching. Arizona man said to have a middle initial. Cripple Creek friends deny any prison record.
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Denver
Col
Cheyenne
Wyo
Benjamin Daniels
Wyoming Penitentiary
Camp Carlin
Fort Russell
Roosevelt
Arizona
Senate
Daniels
New Mexico
Arizona Daniels
Cripple Creek
Deputy Tax Official Is Arrested For Bribe Charge
New York February 6 John T Ford deputy tax commissioner for Bronx borough was arrested today charged with accepting a bribe. He allegedly took 100 from J Bowie Cash president of Hudson Coffee company as consideration for undervaluing real estate.
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New York
John T. Ford
Bronx
J. Bowie Cash
Hudson Coffee Company
Man's thirst for whiskey brings him to court
In a sparse police court session, Angy Kehoe faced multiple larceny and breaking and entering charges, pled not guilty, and was held on $500 bond for a Tuesday hearing. Other cases included Ferron jailed eight days for intoxication and McGinn sentenced after a theft spree involving a shed clock and shovel.
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Angy” Kehoe
Welch
First Street
Thomas H. Owens
James Keefe
Kehoe
Lawrence Street
Thomas Ferron
Graniteville
Ferron
John Maguire
Mary Murphy
Lawrence McGinn
John Street
McGinn
Capt
Ken
Hulley
Alexis Levesque
Henry T. Wheeler
Levesque
Reformatory
John L. Hunt
Harriet Hall
Supreme Court
Powder explosion kills two men near Japan tunnel
In Telluride the powder house at the mouth of Japan tunnel exploded during thawing. D. R. O Connell and Alphonso Flairieta died. Four others were seriously injured, including Santino Marta who may lose an eye. The blast wrecked nearby buildings. hundreds of pounds of powder and tons of dynamite stood nearby but remained intact.
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Telluride
Caleb
Japan
D. R. O'Connell
Alphonso Flarieta
Santino Marta
Marta
New Club Founded by Ward 6 French Canadians
A club named The Naturalization Club of Ward 6 was organized on Wednesday evening among Ward 6 French Canadians. Officers elected: President E Lauziere, Vice President M Gaulin, Secretary O David, Treasurer BE Desmarais. Committees named to arrange amusements and reading and to gather citizen names. Meetings set for every Wednesday.
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Ward 6
The
Naturalization Club
E. Lauziere
M. Gaulin
O. David
BE. Desmarais
P. Denault
Estes Goulet
W. Marchand
BE. Pednault
W. Cadoret
L David
P. Bourgeois
O. Desmarais
M. Charles Boisvert
M. Lepine
Barge Ride Party From First Trinitarian Church
About 30 people left the First Trinitarian church on a Wednesday night in a covered barge steered by John Billings toward an uncertain destination. The group stopped at Mrs Butterfield s Tyngsboro home where an oyster supper and games followed before returning the same night.
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Trinitarian
John Billings
Willow Dale
Highlands
Belvidere
Killpartrick
Woodside
Ellingwood
Misses A. Teele
Clara Zeaswitch
Flossie Dole
Messrs
Edgar Ames
Robert Welch
Arthur Hops
Edwin W. Killpartrick
Northwestern University Expects Professor Pearson to Resign
Chicago Feb 6 Northwestern University faces a possible resignation by Prof Charles W Pearson after a two hour closed session. A committee report suggests he transgressed propriety by publicly questioning the Bible while at a church supported institution and should seek a liberal chair where he can preach freely. The executive committee will review the Pearson report next week.
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Chicago
Chas. W. Pearson
Northwestern University
The
Tribune
Board of Trustees
Daniel Bonbright
University
Robert D. Sheppard
M. H. Wilson
Pearson
Methodist Church
Prof. Pearson
Frauds and escape at Smolensk prison exposed
St Petersburg report debunked by Associated Press findings. Two female inmates at Smolensk prison killed two guards and escaped on January 8, disguising themselves in guards uniforms. The two have since been recaptured.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
United States
Smolensk
Minister Killed in Sofia Assassination Plot
In Sofia Bulgaria on February date Minister G M Kam cheff of Public Instruction was killed in his study by a Macedonian who claimed to deliver a petition. The assassin then killed himself.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
M. Kam
Cheff
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Shattuck Street
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the Traders National Bank
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Gen. MacArthur
Reincke
Mrs. Stokes
France
Man
Hadley
Ward
Tyngsboro
Prof
Northwestern
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