Telephone Wedding Sparks In Elmira Scene
A young man and an elderly trustee of Elmira College staged a marriage by telephone, with a Pennsylvanian license and witnesses present by phone. The groom, later identified as alter Kuntz, left for Williamsport to join his bride Nelle Maxwell, while a lawyer advised the legality of the telecast ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N.Y
Br Jranives
Elmire College
Staterday
Altere Kuntz
George Maxwell
Williamsport
Maxwell
Nelle Maxwell
Jennings
Sud
Kentucky distilleries unite into single corporation
Word from New York City confirms a planned merger of Kentucky’s major distilleries into one large company. Local advices say the deal includes all distilleries with outstanding bonds and bonded whiskey, with capital of 82 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Areanry
Havana Cuban Army Talks and Pacific Canneries Union
Dispatches from Gomer Wainy the Havana report outline Porter's mission to General Gomer to press for an immediate settlement of the Cuban army dispute. Washington reportedly willing to offer up to 15 million if needed. Other items note Esterhazy refusing to testify, Royal Canadian Canning sale on Skeena, and Alaska canneries merger rumors with Alaska Packers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Wainy
Havana
Mr. Porter
Gomer
Washington
Washin
Astoria
Oregon
Columbia River Cap- Peries Association
Alaska Packers’ Asociation
Columbia River Canneries Association
Maka Association
Columbia
MEET IN GOTHAM Ministers present at joint high commission session
In New York on February 3 the Canadian cabinet met to discuss the joint high commission for the U S Canada settlement. Premier Laurier presided with ministers Mills Firking Blair Blair and others attending a brief conference at the Waldorf Astoria before returning to Ottawa. A second brief informal session followed later with no details given to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilfred Laurier
Cig
Laurier
Wright
U Mere
Louis H. Dakies
United States
Canada
Ottawa
David Mills
Justicn
Firkding
Finance
A. G. Blair
Firalwaye
de Tarte
Clifford Siftom
Interior
Portage la Prairie Briefs Highlight Global and Local Events
Saturday notes from Portage la Prairie report the Glenavon found red near Hong Kong, Burford Ontario mortality, Winnipeg railway institute drives, St James Park improvements, and a Philadelphia rail incident. Also covered: Prince Edward Island bye elections, Quebec Conservative reorganizing rumors, U.S. Cuba debate, Colorado snowslides, Intercolonial talks, Georgian Bay meeting, Toronto railway stance, and ministers heading to New York for international talks.
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Portage la Prairie
Glenavon
Hong Kong
Thos Melutee
Burford
Ont
Barrie
Viewmans' Society
U. S
U.S
Winnipeg
Daly
Limerick
Winnipeg Parks Board
St. James Catterin Parks
Pittsburg
Cri
Otis
Philippines
Charles Yarrell
Chicas
W. D. Scott
Manitoba
Iment
Bell
E Reid
Prince Eward Island
Quebec
Iaiper
United States
Cuba
Colorado
U.P. K
Toronto
Toronto Railway
Dominion
New York
Wilfrid
Lanner
Comminsc
Jkness
Million-Dollar Fee Shakes Columbus Ohio
A Friday report from Columbus Ohio notes a one million dollar fee affecting the area. Details remain sparse but the payment is described as substantial and notable within local affairs. Officials and residents react to the financial impact.
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Columbus
Ohio
Multiple historic items reported from Canada and beyond
A wide range of brief notices from Canada and the United States recount events including disease counts in Ontario, Nova Scotia legislature activities, federation talks with Australia, Canadian parliamentary openings, tax decisions, ship and industry news, and a dramatic Geneva court case. Notable items mention New York deaths, a fatal fire at Clough & Warren, and a major Idaho blizzard impacting transport and stock. Kipling’s arrival in New York also noted.
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Jo L. McGirrgor
Yekou
CBR
Red Crain
Pps
Autralian
Canadias Press Association
Toronto
Ontario
Cn Fe
Susan Tone
Coud
West Kootenay
Fernie Week
A. J. Watson
Bank of Mon
Hatten ‘Ater
Benton Harbor
Patie Bella
Hie
Clough & Warren Company
Canada
Great Britain
The Markets Wheat Exports and Futures Pause in Feb Session
New York market notes report wheat exports totaling 1 664 bushels with 151 200 bushels as a February tally. Futures closed mixed with May and July contracts listed, indicating cautious trading and shallow price moves across the curve.
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New York
Fort William Market Prices and Livestock Report
Fort William market items list prices for bakeries feed oats barley flax seed and creamery dairy products. Includes ranges for dressed meat beef mutton lambs hogs and turkeys plus hogging prices for hides wool tallow and livestock such as horses cows and calves with per unit values and per ton or per bushel figures.
Fragmented notes blend Blasphemy and clockwork farce
A garbled collage of dramatic scenes and jokes recounts an attack on idols, a temple cannon firing, a clockwork gag in Gradgrind, a child's arithmetic quip, and a surreal New York dispatch describing a central park spectacle with literary flavor.
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Nepaul
Phy Giane
Lowa
Lerpsic
Central Park
New York Dispatch
Curtain Raisers at London Repertory Revival Plans
The Topokiga stock company disbands to tour Mexico and revive the Rob erieonian repertory in London. Genevieve Ward will star in Coriolanus revival with a new commission to a playwright. The London critics broadly praise Forbes Kubertaon Sao beth though with some flaws. The Club's Baby, a bright English farce, will feature a strong cast later in the season by Jacob Litt. A separate report notes a fatality and four deputy marshals wounded in a U.S. marshal-related incident in Alaska.
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An “Urele Foum
Mexico
Vu Harole
London
Edusercan Pera
Vagesite
Orlenis
Cubs
Terroche
Genevieve Ward
Ising
Engand
Volutenia
Coriolann J
Sirka
Forbes Kubertaon
Saobeth
Arte
Jacob Litt
Manitoba and Northwestern Railway Card
An OCR fragment mentions the Manitoba and Northwestern Railway and a card dated December 12, 186. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or outcomes for a fuller summary.
Unclear text fragment from Canadian TPN notice
Fragmentary OCR text appears to list names, times, and locations in a degraded format. Unable to determine a coherent event, date, or party details beyond scattered references to individuals and a manager. No clear action or outcome discernible.
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Gireom
Ted Sloan
Lack Fen
Peter Watson
Stratford
Canadian Press Association
Stratford Herald
Fretvice
J. 8. Willison
The
Toronto Jobe
A. GF. MacDonald
Alexandria News
J. ©. Cooper
Canadian Magazin
Colon
Detroit
Mich
Clough and Warren Company
Congress Street
British Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Batoum
Caimeron Station
Frank C. Salmon
Freman Fon. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Salmon
B.S McCormick
Harpelisville
Ottawta
Joseph Brown
Irish Creek
Mali Pos
Brown
Wankleek Hill
Prescott County
Bryce
Provincial Board of Health
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Perea
Paris
Bibl
America
Victoria
Royal Canadian Canning Company
Skeena
D. Schultz
Esterhazy
Ester
Court of Cassation
Gay
Dresfus
Gotham
Joint High Commission
Ketue
Swift Current
Sararaayight
Montreal
Aikine Siding
Les
Treleaven
Hancock
Clara Mathes
Grand Theatre
Kipling
New
Atario
Nova Scotia
Toursisy
Winnipes
Atan
Ssooinsom
King
Manitoba College
Jerhasy
Morgan
China
Albert Pengnez
Guil
Donsmon
Mowat
Prince Hilbolt
Jas W. Brown
Chatham
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Dixon
Gomes
Arthur Bal
Lon
Port Huron
Thauws Davidson
Davidson
Drs. Garrett
H. Anderson
Wo. Harris
Idaho
Boise
Tolaho
Tombi County
Red Rock
Montana
Salmon City
Coram Vas
Roggara Kiplinghae
Ni Eaig
Winmipre Markets
Fort William
Janitota Bakers
Brun
Ferenian
Mobouy
Mamma
Devsie
Basie
Tacoma Ledger
Topokiga
Alas
Vancones
Aluka
Warshols
Ty Thame
McClure
Anitoba & Northwestern Railway
Rnur
A. McDonald
Y R. Baner
Iain Atetsa
Alist Wading
Eamon
W. Wayri
Kerr
Manigot
Rae
Uhanch
Meron
Morris-Brandon
Funda
Sabe
Iran
Souris
Sox Saratations
Winaiaz
Pins River
Soeas
Gowan
Hanna
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