Hague Wedding Pageant Captures Dutch Royal Festivities
The Hague marks a grand yet modest wedding carnival with a four thousand strong civic pageant highlighting the fishing industry. Dignitaries including Duke Heinrich and the Queen witness reviews as banners, colors, and costumed figures decorate five cars. The Queen and Duke tour Scheveningen before a palace reception. royal gowns feature Brussels lace, Paruna velvet trains, and pale-tinted gowns for the Queen Mother, with modest bonnets shaping public appearances.
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Amsterdam
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Wilverberg
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Trousseau
Fire Devastates Caspian Refineries In Baku
A blaze swept the Caspian and Black Sea Company magazines in Baku yesterday killing many and causing extensive damage. The fire reached adjacent depots with twelve million poods of naphtha, pouring out in a lava-like flow and threatening further destruction.
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Russian Transcaucasia
Caspian & Black Sea Company
Inun
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Caspian
Dutch Queen Wilhelmina Wedding Carnival Impresses Nation
The Netherlands basks in a royal wedding mood as Queen Wilhelmina prepares to wed. Citizens celebrate with tableaux, music, and street color under a festive yet simple national tone. The wedding program and gowns feature silver tissue gowns with seed pearls and multiple outfits for ceremonies and receptions.
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House of Mecklenburg
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Netherlands
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School of Art Needlework
Amsterdam
Paris
London Gossip on Royal Betrothal and War News
London reports a rumored betrothal between the German Crown Prince and a young granddaughter of Queen Victoria amid shared approvals. The piece notes Britain may need more South Africa volunteers, with Lord Kitchener urging mounted troops and Yeomanry drafts, while regular forces recruit lags.
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South Africa
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Imperial Yeomanry
Baden-Powell Police
Irish Guards
Meyers voting machines sold for Port Richmond auction
Fifteen Meyers patent voting machines sold by the city at Port Richmond yesterday for 30 each. Total cost 10 200. Northfield and Westfield issued due bills on payment, some paid since consolidation. Storage claims of 200 for four years. Auction opened at 50 cents per machine, final sale 6 to W J Bannerman of Brooklyn.
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Westfield
W. J. Bannerman
Columbia St
Brooklyn
Mrs Thomas C Platt Shows Some Improvement
Mrs Thomas C Platt wife of Senator Platt who has been seriously ill for nearly three weeks at the Fifth Avenue Hotel was somewhat better yesterday and Senator Platt went to Washington. Deerfoot Farm sausages there is nothing more appetizing and delightful of a winter's breakfast Try a two pound package Addie.
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Senator Platt
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Washington
Addie
Morgan's Steel Plans
Morgan's Steel plans described with Carnegie Company involvement and possible con construction details. The brief notes indicate corporate actions or strategy and reference ongoing negotiations or project scopes.
Carnegie Plan for Morgan led Consolidation of Steel Firms
Industrial and financial circles note a potential Morgan led merger uniting the Carnegie Company with Federal Steel American Steel and Wire and National Steel to form a vast corporation. Swab Schwab would head the new group with possible $1,000,000,000 capitalization. Carnegie may cash some stock while bonds back payments. Public details remain unconfirmed as bankers weigh financing and structure amid Morgan interests. Washington notes Senate tonight for Shipping Subsidy bill amid a heated clash led by Senator Jones. Aldrich rebukes filibuster talk while warning against using night sessions to force treasury looting.
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Senate
Chandler
New Hampshire
Jones
Arkansas
Frye
Hanna
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Aldrich
Teller
Treasury
Philippines
Cuba
Congress
Jimmy
Mr. Jones
Cuba Constitutional Question Paces Congress
Washington reports that the Cuban problem may wait a year before Congress acts as General Wood’s Havana proclamation ties Cuba’s constitution to U S relations. The notice outlines elections for a Havana convention and a Cuban government under U S oversight, with Senate debate looming and Senator Teller pressing opposition.
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Tribune
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Congress
Wood
Havana
United States
Cuba
War Department
United States Congress
Senators Discuss Cuba Views of Chandler Tillman Nelson Scott
Washington February 6 Special Senator Chandler a member of the Committee on Relations with Cuba discussed the Cuban question with clearness and directness noting the issues are important but not as intricately involved as some claim. The Tribune correspondent reports.
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