Wilhelmina Bride In Gala Attire At The Hague
The civil marriage of Queen Wilhelmina to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin was held at 11:30 am with a grand procession to the church. A brilliant religious ceremony followed, after which the couple exchanged rings and returned to the palace to receive congratulatio ns before beginning their honeymoon at Loo. The queen pardoned 364 prisoners. The bride’s trousseau, designed by Nicand of Paris, features exquisite embroideries by the Royal School of Art Needlework and Rijksmuseum, with unique pearl and silver accents on a white glace silk gown. The event drew royal and diplomatic delegations from across Europe.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Henry
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Golden State
Holland
Toea
Loo
Nicand
Faris
Royal School of Art
Rijks Museum
Amsterdam
Tue Laer
Mme. van Emstede Winkler
Senate Protests Night Sessions Over Ship Subsidy Bill Denounced
Washington notes report Senate protests against night sessions and a ship subsidy bill as Jones and Teller denounce actions seen as throttling free speech. McLaurin supports the pension and ship subsidy measures while other debates focus on military academy funding and war revenue reductions.
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Washington
House
Senate
McLaurin
South Carolina
Military Academy
West Point
500 Die in Flames in Baku Petroleum Fire
A dispatch from Baku reports a petroleum conflagration causing 500 deaths. The blaze rages beyond control as flames engulf the area amid chaotic conditions and rescue efforts.
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St. Petersburg
Baku
Illinois Merchants Select Officers and Adjourn to Aurora
The Retail Merchants' association of Illinois elected officers in Decatur with T. H. Custis as president and P. C. Schmidt as treasurer. Aurora was chosen as next year’s meeting site. Amendments taxed cigar and tobacco, with an income tax rejected 21 to 38. The report notes Jones of Arkansas opposing ship subsidies in late senate sessions, warning the bill would centralize transportation and danger US treasury funds.
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Michiel
Jones
Senate
Arkansas
State Association
Aurora
Decatur
Ill
Retail Merchants’ Association of Illinois
T. H. Custis
Jacksonville
George Lotz
East St. Louis
C. P. Lawther
Galesburg
F.C. Pauley
Pekin
T. M. Tomlin
P. C. Schmidt
Chicago
United States Treasury
Interests Involved In The Gigantic Steel Trust
New York February 7 immense corporations controlling United States steel mining ore transport billet making and finished products are brought under one directorate to control world markets through the Morgan Rockefeller Carnegie combination the leaders list includes major steel firms and national steel company with vast totals referenced.
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New York
United States
Production firms named in historical steel industry page
A fragment from a historical column lists producers of finished products linked to American Steel and Wire compass. It mentions American Sheet Steel company Amesiaun Steel Houp company and American Tie Piste eunpeby 6s of the Levent, with unclear context.
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American Steel & Wire Compass
American Sheet Steel Company
Amesiaun Steel Houp Company
American Tie
Empress Reports Reefed Fleet Tragedy Near Hashidoe
Vancouver reports the steamer Empress arriving from Yokohama says on January 10 near Hashidoe 60 fishing boats wrecked and 40 fishermen drowned. Also noted a quiet Duluth election with W. Moore winning in First Ward. Several other brief items include birthday celebration, lawsuits, arrests for coal theft, school fire escape, and a labor arbitration note.
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Vancouver
B. C
Empress
Chins
Yokohama
Hashidoe
Deta Duluth
Minn
First Ward
Moore
Dowieites Raid Drug Stores in Goan Faith Healing Display
Chicago reports a group of six Dowie followers raiding west side drug stores in a vow to purge drugs as diabolic agents. They used canes and umbrellas, shouted prayers, and fled after clerks defended premises with water and force. Four more stores were damaged as the group dispersed. Separate Topeka items note Nation’s case dismissal and saloon closures.
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Goa
Chicago
Dowie
Carrie Nation
West Side
Eighteenth Street
Center Avenue
Dowle
B. Lowenthal
Leo T. Mrazek
Herman Limerman
Sluptra
Derailment and rear-end wrecks by Erie line on Feb 7
A high speed wreck of the New York and Chicago limited on the Erie at Greenville Pennsylvania killed five passengers and injured one. The train derailed after a broken rail joint on a sharp curve, with several cars telescoping. A second rear-end collision near Pittsburg left Henry Lublang seriously hurt and others slightly wounded. Also reported is the death of the Earl of Galloway in London.
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Greenville
New York & Chicago Limited
Erie
Rushville
Ind
Harry A. Hart
10Th Ininfantry
Fort Crook
Peter J. Curry
Philadelphia
Clarence Leek
Summerville
N. J
Charles Henry
Pittsburg
Fabvania Limited Express
Cleveland Express
Cleveland
Henry Lublang
New York
Edward Strauss
Strauss Orchestra
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National Steel Company
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Kan
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