City figures named in libel case press charges
The article lists several figures including Mitchel Williams Henry and McDonald connected to a libel inquiry in New York City. It describes bail set at $5,000 and mentions pressure and extortion allegations linked to a lighting company and a legal complaint filed by an entity led by the President.
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Ragland Momand
Pressur Company
Supreme Cc Blanchard
George M. Landers
Connecticut State Senate
Thase
Momand
William
Water Commissione
Thompson
Thera Waa
Forc
Pressu Company
Panies
Landerski
Landers
Arthumore
30 Broad Street
Hlanchard
McAlpo
Spany
Mormat
t @ Company
Supreme Court
New York
FF. R
Pany
Mitchel
Williams
Henry
Lanother
Evious Suite
McDonald
Furjrety
Seabury
Mity
Jach Street
York
Ting
Com- Pt Lighting
Ble
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Old Libel Suits Dropped in Washington Dawn
Suits filed nearly forty years ago against Whitelaw Reid and Charles A. Dana, then correspondents for New York papers, have been erased from the docket in the District of Columbia. The federal prosecutor dismissed the cases, never brought to trial, with all parties consenting to their dismissal.
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Washington
Republicans Denounce Folk and Metcalfe Appointments in Congress
In Washington visitors watched Republicans blast Democratic picks including ex Governor Joseph Folk named to a $10,000 Counselor post for the Interstate Commerce Commission. The House quarrel touched on Secretary Bryan and Richard Metcalfe with Nebraskans Barton and Gillett trading lines over canal and war department endorsements.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gillett
Massachusetts
Folk
Clark
Bryan
Richard Lee Metecalfe
Panama Canal Zone
Metcalfe
Commoner
Barton
Secretary of War
Mr. Gillett
Mr. Barton
Secretary of State
Engagement Notice for Ruth Appleton and William Wendell
The engagement of Miss Ruth Appleton to William Greenough Wendell son of Prof. Barrett Wendell of Harvard was announced on May 7. The Appletons are cousins of Lydia Hoyt who recently married Miss Julia Robbins, daughters of Charles Lanier and nieces of J. F. Lanier and Mrs. George Ky Turnure. Francis R. Appleton Jr and Charles L Appleton are their brothers. The Appletons belong to the Beston family of Appletons.
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Ruth Appleton
Alice Appleton
William Greenough Wendell
Barrett Wendell
Harvard
Appleton
Lydia Hoyt
Julia Robbins
Charles Lanier
George Ky. Turnure
Gerald Hoyt
Francis R. Appleton, Jr
Charles L. Appleton
Appletons
Beston
Judge Weil to Wed Miss Rena Levy at Sherry's
Municipal Court Judge David L. Weil who was previously divorced from Ruth Helen Davis obtained a marriage license yesterday with Miss Rena G. Levy daughter of George Levy of the Hotel Marseille. They will marry June 17 at Sherry's. the ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Rudolph Grossman.
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David L. Weil
Ruth Helen Davis
Rena G. Levy
George Levy
Marseille
Stree
Broadway
Weil
Miss Davis
Reno
New
W. Hf. A. Pike
Ugo West 118Th Street
Walcott Engaged to Miss Mary Vaux of Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia reports the engagement of Miss Mary Morris Vaux of Bryn Mawr to Dr Charles D Walcott secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. The couple met in the Canadian Rockies last summer where Miss Vaux is noted as a mountain climber and Dr Walcott was on a Smithsonian expedition. He is 64 and his first wife died in 1911.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Francis R. Appleton
New York
Appleton Farms
Ipswich
Alice Appleton
Clarence Leonard Hay
Washington, D. C
John Hay
Hay
Clara L. Stone
Appletons
Miss Appleton
Mr. Hay
Germany
Philadelphia
Mary Morris Vaux
George Vaux
Bryn Mawr
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institute of Washington
Miss Vaux
Dr. Walcott
Canadian Rockies
Vaux
Rockies
Secret Service Guard Wheeler Resigns for Chicago Business
Lucien C. Wheeler, a longtime White House Secret Service guard, resigned after more than six years of service to enter private business in Chicago. He had guarded ex President Taft since his 1908 election.
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Washington
Lucien C. Wheeler
Secret Service
White House
Chicago
Wheeler
Taft
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