German Museum at Harvard Opens with Imperial Gifts
Cambridge Nov 11 The Germanic Museum at Harvard formally opens with gifts from Emperor William presented by Prince Henry. A cable from former German ambassador Von Holleben extends wishes for German American friendship. Harvard gifts include 10 000 German history volumes named the Hohenzollern collection and 53 galvanoplastic reproductions of medieval silver and goldware.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
a William
Germany
Prince Henry
gay
lecure
H. C.G. Von Jagemann
Baron vom dem Busche-Haddenhaugen
tegation
Washington
Charles W. Eliot
Kuno Francke
Germanic Museum
Carl Schurz
ASBO“ation
Baron von dém Busche-Hadenhausen
empérdor
A.C. Coolidge
United States
Von Holleben
Harvard University
Hohenzollern
Benny
Miss GuelicA Duchess Wedding in New York
Miss May Guelat, daughter of Mrs Ogden Goelet, married Henry Jol1nes Ker eighth Duke of Roxburghe at St Thomas Church New York Bishop Doane and Rev Stires officiated A 250 guest ceremony followed by a reception at the Goelet residence Mob of women disrupted the route from church to Fifth Avenue and Newport plans Duke Dowry Gifts valued around 7000000 with jewels and estate worth about 30000000 Duke owns Floors Castle Scotland and 63000 acres. wedding drew large crowds and police struggled to control the disturbance at the ceremonial site and in transit.
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New York
May Guelat
Ogden Goelct
Henry Jolnnes-Ker
Duke of
Roxburghe
Great Britain
St. Thomas’ Church
William Crowell Do
Beatrice Mills
Isabel Innes-Ker
Martha Johnston
Alice Babcock
Martian Haven
Therésy, Ielin
Nina Thayer
Boston
Pauline Whistler
Reginald Ward
Earl of Dudley
Michael Herbert
jardlage
Newport
Scotland
Floots Castle
Fifth avenue
Goelet
Robert Goelet
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fox hunting scene at the Brook with Master and Isa
A vivid image shows hounds in full cry during a fox hunting scene at the Brook. The master of a country club and a figure identified as Isa are depicted amid the chase, with long-time traditions and rural sport tones captured in the upper picture.
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Isa
Broek
Auction Boxes For Army Navy Game Tickets
Philadelphia, Nov. 11. Seventy six boxes surrounding Franklin Field were sold at auction for the Army and Navy football game on November 28 by the University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association. The highest price paid was 160 dollars. the lowest 50. About 5500 dollars was realized. The university allotment of 6100 seats will be sold at 2.50 each. All proceeds go to Army and Navy authorities for widows and dependents. two thirds of the seating capacity will be distributed free. The demand for seats was great and the Athletic Association arranged the sale to avoid dissatisfaction among friends of the institutions. President Roosevelt has been invited to attend the game.
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university
army
navy
Pennzyl
Vitnla
Willaend
Navyy
Miners Chief Welcomed by A F of L Delegates at Boston
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, presided briefly at the American Federation of Labor convention in Faneuil Hall Boston where delegates and spectators greeted him with enthusiastic cheers. The session focused on committee reports and handling of protested delegates with the executive council report criticizing union jurisdiction disputes and noting correspondence with President Roosevelt in the Miller case.
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A. F. of
Boston
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Faneul Hall
Mitchell
executive council
Roosevelt
Miller
Washington
President’s nominations sent to Senate for many posts
Washington November president dispatched a batch of nominations to the Senate. Names include Justice of the United States, Circuit Court judges, a district auditor and collector, plus officials in health and postal services. Diverse locales listed: New York, Ohio, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
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Senate
Washington
Je Cumming
New York
Camden
Pennsylvanian
Devon
G.S. Mull Al-G. Ziegler
Mara Marberth
Joseph Jem
Renwick
zease
Special Montana Legislature Session Called in December
Governor Todle summoned a special session of the Montana legislature to meet in Helena on December 1 to address the industrial crisis caused by the Amalgaamated Company shutdown. About 15,000 workers were affected directly and 15,000 more indirectly. The session aims to pass laws allowing mining cases to move between courts if bias is shown, plus other related measures. A fair trial bill previously passed but was ruled unconstitutional on technical grounds. Judge William Clancy in Butte warned he may appoint a receiver for the Boston and Montana Company, a major Amalga company constituent.
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Helena
Mont
Todle
Heléna
Montana
Amalgamated Company
supreme court
Butte
William Clancy
distict court
Boston and Moniza2
Amalza- Maied
San Domingo Captured as Jiminez Proclaimed President
Insurgents reached the city and shelled it while General Jiminez was proclaimed President. A Monte Cristi dispatch reports San Domingo capitulation and Jiminez leadership. President Wasy Gil sought refuge in the German consulate. Pennsylvania DAR conference opens in Pittsburgh with 150 delegates as prayers and invocations mark the session.
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Jiminez
Washington
state department
Powell
San Domingo
Cape Hastien
Monte Cristi
Wasy Gil
Cuban Treaty Peril Amid Conference On Capitol Hill
A Washington conference of House leaders and key senators discussed the Cuban treaty impasse. Participants included Moody, Cannon, Aldrich, Platt, Spooner, Hanna, Hale, Wetmore, Payne, Tawney, and Henway among others. The gathering lasted two days as they weighed possible resolutions.
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Washington
bent
hi Bress
Hougé
Moody
Cannon
gon
Aldrich
Platt
Spooner
Hanna
Hale Wetmore
Payne
Dalsell
Tawney
Henway
Loinken
congres
Unclear fragmentary item involving Washington notes
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Washington and consular service with names Adams and Feorgahine, unclear event or date, rest unreadable.
Sage verdict and farm crop notes in early 1900s column
The report covers the 2.10 year average age figures and farm crop in farmers hands by November, plus a verdict against Russell Sage for 2599 in a case with the Roberty Company over stock delivery. It also notes the shooting death of Jacob Lefland near Milford Delaware and Lolita Armour resuming dancing after hip disease treatment.
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Ibis
Russell Sage
New York
Roberty Company
Sage
Terre Hawes and Indianapolis Railroad Company
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Des Moines
Joseph Walkenheimer
Sevastopol
Zoological Gardens
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Caroline Link
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