Alice Roosevelt Langworth Wedding at the White House
Wedding at the White House follows Episcopal ritual as Alice Roosevelt and Congressman Nicholas Langworth wed. The ceremony in the East Room features Bishop Satterlee and Dr. Cotton Smith, with intense public interest, photographers admitted, and royal-like pageantry surrounding the bride, groom, and families.
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Owen
Washington, D. C
Alice Roosevelt
Roosevel
Nicholas Langworth
Oho
Mrs Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Frances Folhom
Cleveland
Bishop Satterles
Washington
Rald Cotton Smith
St John's Episcopal Church
Bridges
Ths
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Wagner
Kermit
Misa Ethel
Archibald
Quentin
William &. Cowles
William
Cowles
George C. Lee
Lee
Longworth
Episcopal Church
Satterlee
Troland Cotton Smith
St. John's Church
Mr. Longworth
Elijah
Ived
Bishop Satterlee
Alice
Loeb
Edwin A. Curtis
New York
Sid
Palm Beach
Maneuvers of British Ships Open Major Fleet Exercise
London February 17 The Channel and Atlantic fleets begin the greatest warship maneuvers off Lagos Africa involving 32 battleships 16 armored cruisers and numerous smaller craft plus British merchant ships The aim is to prevent a supported enemy sweep of British commerce from the seas The ships valued at 250 million pounds are under Admiral Wilson and eight senior officers including Prince Henry of Bathenburg.
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Channel
London
Lagos
Africa
Wilson
Tig
Prince Henry of
Bathenburg
More Might Have Been Saved After Wreck
Seattle reports William Hawk ins saved several passengers on a raft but others could not board due to no room. He noted Valencia officers appeared unprepared and investigators sailed from Vancouver Island for the wreck scene aboard the lighthouse tender Columbia. Captain Cousins is to testify next Thursday.
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Seattle
William Hawkins
Valencia
Columbia
Vancouver Island
Cousins Ix
Johnson Endorses Lawson in St Paul Speech
Governor Johnson praised Tom Lawson in a St Paul speech refining his stance on Lawson. The governor defended Lawson against misunderstandings, saying Lawson’s past statements have been borne out and he will propose remedies for evils Lawson uncovered.
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St. Paul
Johnson
Maich
Tom Lawneon
Lawson
Report Is Completed by Legislative Insurance Committee
New York February 17 The legislative committee for Insurance Investigation has completed its labors and reached a unanimous agreement on the report it will present to the legislature.
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New York
Legislative Committee For Insurance Investigation
Vincent Named Receiver for Pendleton Tribune
Dr F W Vincent chosen as receiver after factions agreed to appointment. Judge Bilis set bond and ordered resistance to be paused while two lawsuits in circuit court are resolved. Vincent to run the paper’s business, with Walla Walla move noted as prior manager CW Myers departed.
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Vincent
Tribune
F. W. Vincent
The
Pendleton Tribune
W. R. Bilis
Dodd
Selectton
Dr. Vincent
Bille
Ellis
Twkholdere
A. D. Stillman
Judge Fee
John McCourt
Alex
Messie
Fee
Stillman
Jutie
Ellie
Jazy Bond
CW. Myers
Walla Walla
Earthquakes Hit Danish West Indies and Fort De France
The American consul at Fort De France reports yesterday’s quake was the most terrific in four years but caused little damage. In Dankeh Islands like St Thomas Danish West Indies, earthquakes were felt broadly with no injuries or major destruction known.
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Washington
Fort de France
Manrique
Dankeh Islanids
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Carnival Opens Monday With Vaudeville Artists Arrived
The Eagles carnival starts Monday in Music Hall with a dress rehearsal tomorrow afternoon. Vaudeville performers Freeman, Clark, Bennett, Stirling, and Bernard Conlin have arrived to assist. Conlin once performed with the Haverly minstrels. Portland recorded 120 births and 106 deaths in January.
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Deees
Music Hall
Freeman and Clark
Bennett
Stirling
Bernard Conlin
Haverly Minstrels
Democrats Hold Mass Meeting In Umatilla County
A large mass meeting of Democrats convened at Prager theater in Pendleton to endorse Governor Chamberlain and Senator Gearin, condemn convict labor, and discuss tax and public works. Committees were named on credentials, platform, permanent organization, and resolutions. Permanent chairman Will M. Peterson and secretary C. P Strain led afternoon session with resolutions urging open river use and anti salary hikes, and inviting other counties to join a Portland assembly on March 7 1900.
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Office of Public Accountant
Chamberlain
Gearing
Umatilla County
Prager Theater
A. ©. Stillman
Stillman
C. P Strain
Joe N. Scott
H. J. Taylor
John F. Hill
Thomas Campbell
Darnell
J. T. Lievallen
J. Clodius
R. F. Johnson
A. 8. Pearson
David Taylor
M. L. Morrizon
T. G. Halley
R. J. Slater
A. W. Nye
John Roach
D. Turner
James Johns
Walter M. Pierce
G. A. Hartman
W. FP. Leach
Pearton
Central Committee
Will M. Peterson
Athena
Strain
Committee On
Gearin
John M. Gearin
United States
USA
Columbia River
Oregon
Congress
State Assembly
Umatilla
Portland
Attike
Assembly of Democrat
Ijolnts
Epeneeees
General Assembly
Idaho Sheep Inspection Law Upheld by Courts
Idaho district court judge ruled the state veterinarian law unconstitutional. If upheld by the state Supreme Court, the livestock sanitary board and state veterinarian office could be eliminated and the 1901 sheep inspector act revived, broadening enforcement and penalties. The decision arises from a dispute over dipping diseased sheep and authority between the older act and the 1905 law.
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State Supreme Court
Bolac
Idaho
District
Stewart
Supreme Court
Livestock Sanitary Board
Astate
McCall in Grave Condition at Lakewood
Lakewood XL February 17 The condition of John A McCall is very grave this morning with his family believing the end may come soon Physicians priests and relatives have been summoned. He is growing worse since morning and it is believed he cannot survive the day.
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Lakewood, XL
John A. McCall
Mr. McCall
City to issue bonds for street paving under Bancroft act
Judge Lowell outlines Bancroft act provisions allowing a city of 2500 population or more to issue bonds bearing 6 percent interest to cover unpaid assessments for Main and Court street paving. Installments may span 10 years, with the council authorized to issue bonds after the assessment is set. City faces a $17,000 share for squares and drainage. $10,000 could be raised via script, the rest from regular revenues. Engineers from Warren Construction assess the project costs.
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Main
Court
Pendleton
A. Lowell
Warren Construction Company
Court Street
E. J Murphy
Finance Committee
Murphy
Stem
Warren Connstruction Company
F. M. Randlett
Walla Walla
Atu
George M. Scrogeine
Portland
Yorktown Gunboat to be completed for potential war
Vallejo Feb 17 Official orders to Mare Island navy yard demand completion of the gunboat Yorktown in 30 days. The 1500 ton vessel is prepared for service in China with ammunition ready to ship to Manila on the next transport. Local belief holds the transport recently returned from Manila to carry ammunition.
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Yorktown
Puieocart Vallejo
Cal
Mare Iseland Navy Yard
China
Navy Yard
Manila
Unconstitutional Racing Bet Ban Declared in Tennessee
In Nashville on February 17 the state supreme court unanimously declared the Rice Ligon bill prohibiting betting on horse races unconstitutional. The New Memphis Jockey Club announced strikes for the spring meeting tonight and all arrangements are made to meet here next fall.
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Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Memphis Jockey Club
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Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelts
Sutterlee
Cotton Smith
Atlee
Carriigen
Bally
Dankh
French Islands
Fort Little Lass
Platform Indorses
Sesson
Uimatilla County
Business Administration of
George Eb, Chamberlain
Siteepmen
Jovin A
M'Cale
Judge 5S
City
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