Washington Photographer In Wedding Day Scuffle
Joseph Leiter wed Miss Juliette Williams in Washington. A photographer’s camera was smashed during the ceremony as Leiter clashed with press crews. the incident followed a morning auto dash to the Connecticut mansion. Relatives and high society guests attended the noon wedding with naval and political figures present.
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Washington
Williams
R. Williams
U. S
Levi Z
Diator
Leifer
Williams Apartments
Connecticut
Tirce
Pridgeon
Mr. Leiter
Leiter
Leite
Nev
Edward L. Buckley
St. Mé Sees
Ramon Baldwin
Bridie
Dorothy
Frances Williams
Col. Williams
Rauscher's
Terth
Summermlin
J. W. Geary
Rowcliff
Willetts
Eloping couple arrested in New Brunswick
J J Sealy and Louise Bond were arrested in New Brunswick New Jersey on a statutory offense claim. They had fled the Bronx in May 1905 taking their children Edwin and Evelin and later returned, then moved with the kids to Hoboken and back to the Bronx before being detained. The pair are to be handed to New York authorities.
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New Brunswick
N. J
New York
J. J. Sealy
Louise Bond
Bronx
Sealy
Louise Zimmermann
George Bond
Alexander Avenue
The
Edwin
Evelin
Hoboken
Public Service Corporation
Big Tax Reductions Cut Values for City Hotels and Land
Revised tax books released show total reductions and exemptions lowering assessed values by 30 to 35 million dollars. Exemptions reach about 19 million and cover city land for Delancey Street widening, the Manhattan Bridge approach, and South Brooklyn dock improvements. Major hotel lowers include Waldorf Astoria, Hotel Astor, Knickerbocker, Gotham, Plaza, and National City Bank on Custom House property.
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Delancey Street
Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn Dock
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel Astor
Knickerbocker
Gotham
Plaza
National City Bank
Secretaries assign telegraph firms probe to Neill and Smith
Secretary Straus has ordered the Senate inquiry into telegraph and telephone companies placed with Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill and Corporations Commissioner Herbert Kaex Smith. Neill handles labor aspects while Smith investigates financial affairs. Report due when the Senate reconvenes next December.
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Wasilington
Straus
Senate
Charles P. Neill
Labor
Herbert Ka °Ex Smith
Neill
Smith
Missing $100000 Mail Pouch Shocks Nation
A Los Angeles to New York registered mail pouch is reported stolen in Kansas City Saturday night. Authorities estimate contents may total up to $100000, with at least $50000 in currency. Investigations span Kansas City Chicago and Washington posts as inspectors seek full details and receipts from shipments.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kansas City
Post Office Department
New York
Washington
M. H. Flint
W. J. Vickery
Union Station
Postmar
R Flint
le Angeles
Department
Charles Seyler
The
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank Tonight
Chemical National Bank
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé
Post Office
Edward M. Morgan
Walter S. Mayer
Chicago
Silver tea service gifted to Nev ada Stranahan by 3000 customs staff
Nevada N. Stranahan, former Collector of the Port of New York, received a silver tea service from about 3000 customs service employees in a noon ceremony at the Custom House rotunda. Edward S. Fowler presented the gift, with Stranahan responding on the occasion of his eleven months abroad and his 1902 1907 tenure noted.
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N. Stranahan
Customs Service
Edward S. Fowler
Custom House
Col. Fowler
Mr. Stranahan
Nevada N. Stranahan
New-York
Angus
H. E. Esterbook
Stranahan
Port
Clarkson
John M
Old Chums Die at Same Hour in Riverhead Area
Farmer Senator Edward Hawkins of Riverhead and James Wells of Laurel died within the same hour yesterday. Both octogenarians had longtime friendship and spoke of the hereafter. Hawkins born in Stony Brook eighty years ago, Wells 85. Hawkins served as a sea captain and later in fishing with brothers. he won the Senate seat in 1889 as a Democrat against his Republican brother Simeon S. Hawkins. Mrs. Hawkins ill, funeral set for Saturday. luncheon arrangements for the friend to be announced.
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Terry
Esther Denny
Dorothy Williams
Washington
Roman Baldwin
H. W. Wingut
Beard
York
Edward B. McLean
J. Franklin Bell
Eeene Corbin
Charles L. McCawley
Willam Mason Wright
Clarence Edwards
Marion Oliver
Frank Lee Dery
Louise Maxwell
John Barrett
Anna Cockrell
Preston Gibson
Isabell Wells
Joan Sidney Webb
James F. Mitchell
Senator Warren
the Navy
Newberry
Clover
Walcott Tuckerman
Wiliam
Denny
James F. Barbour
Josephine Patten
Frank Elis
Richard Weightman
Leiter
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Franklin Remington
Payson Thompson
Chicago
Countess of Suffolk
Colin Campbell
England
Baltimore
Lester
Chicaso
Manchester
Mr. Leiter
University Club of
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
May Tiewitt
St. Louis
Visitation Convent
Georgetown
Edward Hawkins
Riverhead
L. L
James Wells
Laurel
Hawkins
Edward H. Albertson
Stony Brook
Wells
Senator Hawkins
Edward
Senate
Simeon S. Hawkins
Trust Co Men At Dinner In Celebration Of Vault Opening
Charles E. Dickinson of Carnegie Trust Company presided at a dinner for about one hundred employees at the new News Club. The event celebrated the opening of Carnegie Safe Deposit Company vaults in Trinity Building and included inspections and brief speeches by executives and the architect.
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Charles E. Dickinson
Carnegie Trust Company
New Eews Club
Church Street
Company
Carnegie Safe Deposit Company
Safe Deposit Company
Trinity
Broadway
Dickinson
Francis H. Kimball
Robert L. Smith
Robert B. Moorehead
Trust Company
Frederick H. Parker
Robert L. Anderson
Mail Packet Company Vacation Tour to Jamaica
The Mail Packet Company offers two week sea trips from this port. Steamers sail on Saturdays and take four and a half days to reach Jamaica. Visitors spend two days on the island and return to New York ten days after departure. The Rox making a spe
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Mail Packet Company
Jamaica
New York
Rox
Meat Prices Jump to Highest Since 1902
The article reports a sharp rise in meat prices driven by cattle scarcity and weak demand for meat while vegetables stay cheap. Porterhouse steaks reach 40 cents per pound with sirloin at 25 cents, lamb at 22 cents, and roasts at 20 cents per pound. Grass-fed cattle and floods hinder supply. forecasts suggest relief only after July when grass cattle enter markets.
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Middle West
New York
West Virginia
Colorado
Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Coloride
Montana
Dakotas
Nebraska
Chicago
East
Ticket agents urged to civil conduct for rail travel harmony
E N Bond of Buffalo told delegates at the National Ticket Agents Association meeting that railroads should train agents in courtesy to win public friendship. He warned that brusque treatment fuels hostility toward railroads and urged a mutual admiration society between agents and travelers. A related note announced Schwarzschild Sulzberger opening a Portland Oregon packing plant, expanding from Kansas City Chicago and Boston with plans for San Francisco.
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Atlantic
Hipy, N. JF
E. N. Bond
Buffalo
National Ticket Agents’ Association
Tie
Portland
Ore
Schwarzschild’ & Sulzberger
Portlana
Oregon
Far West
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
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Eople
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West Twenty-third Street
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Railroad Club
Reformed Church General Synod
Asbury Park
Autoist
Auto
Saks
Saks & Camparty
B. Altman & Co
Russia
34Th Street
35Th Street and
St. Ales
Loin
Bryant Park
N. E
6Th Ave
John Jameson
French, Shriner & Urner
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Prince Chap
Greenhut & Company
Teviné
Dreamland
Sea Beach Palace
Palisades Park
Melville Park
Golden City
Midway Park
Midland Beach
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