Wedding of Helen Demuth and Rev. Frank McElwain at Calvary
Miss Helen Demuth and Rev. Frank McElwain wed at Calvary Episcopal Church in a formal ceremony led by Bishop Atwill. The couple, now to reside in Kansas City, received many costly gifts and well wishes from relatives, friends, and colleagues, with a reception at the Demuth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Episcopal Church
Helen Cantwell Demuth
H. C. Demuth
Frank Arthur McElwain
Kansas City
Mendelssohn
Mabel Hain
Laura McElwain
Ethel Collins
Annie Neal
A. W. Farnham
Faribault Minn
Arthur McGowan
Will Tuley
George Barnett
Will Gentry
Harry Scott
Episcopal Church
Atwill
South
Kentucky
Col. Demuth
Stony Ridge
Factory Boiler Explodes Wrecks United Building in New Market
A trio of boilers exploded at the United Factory in New Market Ontario today. The building housed about 250 workers and the reported death toll is very heavy. Rescue crews search the debris as officials assess damage and causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New Market
Ont
United Factory
Furlong Exonerated Over Panama Treaty Draft
Joseph J. Furlong was exonerated in a Missouri case after a coroner’s verdict found self defense in the killing of Irving McDonald at a hotel. The draft treaty with Panama for the canal construction neared completion as France notified the U.S. of severed relations, with other powers expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joe
St. Joseph
Joseph Furlong
St. Louis
Irving McDonald
McDonald
Senate
France
State Department
Republic of Panama
John J. McDonalds
North Sixth Street
Buchanan County Court House
Joseph J. Furlong
Furlong
Metropole Hotel
Tootle’s Opera House
Governor’s Son” Theatrical Company
John I. MacDonald
Henry Ramey, Jr
McDonld
Fighting in Hayti Fights Continue as Insurgents Advance
Minister Powell cables the State Department reporting desperate conditions in Cape Hayti as insurgents shell the city. An expected assault on Santo Domingo and a possible general attack are noted with marines landed to protect American interests. The department plans to recognize the insurgents as a de facto government once the city is in their control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
State Department
Department
Washington
War Department
Santo Domingo
Cape Hayti
Baltimore
Final Resting Place of Monroe Family Reinterred
The remains of Mrs. James Monroe and her daughter Mrs Gouverneur were moved from the family burial ground in Richmond to Hollywood Cemetery. They were reinterred on either side of President Monroe's grave with several distinguished figures including Gouverneur Montague Senator fandieee Martin and Congressman Lamb in attendance.
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Richmond
James Monroe
President Monroe
Gouverneur
Monroe
Hollywood
Grovernor Montague
Fandieee Martin
Congressman Lamb
Death of Confederate Colonel Robert Sands at 79 in Mobile
Mobile Alabama reports the death of Colonel Robert Sands a senior surviving Confederate officer. He died during the night aged 79 years.
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Mobile
Ala
Robert Sands
Cuba snubs Colombia but recognizes Panama government
Havana reports the Cuban cabinet refused President Marroquin of Colombia's request to back Colombia against Panama. The Cuban minister to Panama is directed to conduct official relations with the new Panamanian government.
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Cuba
Colombia
Panama
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Havana
Marroquin
Rudolph in Massachusetts mass arrest tale unfolds
Gardner Massachusetts November 18 The man known as Frank Willis who left a room with stolen property amounting to 114 dollars has been identified by Pinkerton photographer N J Guttman as Missouri Kid. A 600 dollar reward is offered for murder and burglary. He escaped St Louis jail July 6.
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Pinkerton Detective Agency
St. Louis
George Collins
Black Frank
Union
Charles J. Schumacher
Collins
Kid
Hartford
Conn
Fire damages home of express messenger on North Grand Avenue
A morning blaze in an upstairs room at 611 North Grand avenue, the home of express messenger C. A. Pearson, caused about 200 dollars in damage. Firemen used Babcock extinguishers to stop the fire, damaging woodwork, a partition, carpet and furniture. Pearson carried 1000 dollars in dwelling and 1000 dollars in household goods.
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C. A. Pearson
Express
North Grand Avenue
Babcock
Innance
Pearson
W. H. Sherer Expands to Penny Photo Finishing
W. H. Sherer, who recently leased his galleries here, has moved to Quincy to complete penny photo finishing work, expanding his business operations to a new location and service.
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W. H. Sherer
Quincy
Marines Land In Santo Domingo Harbor Amid City Shelling
A cablegram from Santo Domingo reports fifty U S marines aboard the Baltimore landed last night as insurgents shelled the city. Government artillery answered the barrage and the harbor remains tense with military activity.
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Santa Domingo
Cape Havtien
Santo Domingo
Crmiser
Baltimore
Artilery
Heroine label claimed by Saxony princess in exile confession
Berlin reports a book of Crown Princess Louise of Saxony confessing she left her husband and children for Andre Giron. She says she anticipated a hero’s reception as a plain citizen and insists she did not love Giron, only used him to secure a divorce from the Crown Prince. She says she set Giron aside after the separation was finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Louise
Saxony
Andre Giron
Giron
Williams College Hit by Typhoid Fever Outbreak
Pittsfield Massachusetts reports eight virulent typhoid fever cases at Williams College with the illness described as an epidemic.
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College
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pittsfield
Mass
Williams College
Thanksgiving Linen Sale Invites Bargains Ahead of Holiday
Thanksgiving sale promotion urges early shopping for table linens with a wide display and unusually low prices. It lists table cloths, napkins, damask options, and remnants priced from 11 cents to several dollars per item, highlighting charm and finish.
Neck Furs Fashion Show Prices at Isabella Store
Advertises a fur goods collection with styles from long to short scarfs and pelerines. Describes glossy blond skins and varying pieces including Isabella Fox boas and pelerines, Sable Fox items, Marten scarfs, and imitation seal options with prices ranging from about 1.25 to 20 dollars.
Sample shirt waists offered below usual maker prices
A selection of shirt waists sold as samples at prices lower than the maker’s regular charges. Woven in best style, in all colors and common sizes 34 36 38, with regular prices ranging from 4.50 to 7.50.
Lace Robes Offered At Sale For Winter Wear
Imported Lace Robes available with vogue and freshness remaining. Fabrics suitable for skirt or bodice. Now is the time to buy for winter receptions or Christmas gifts. Cream lace with blue silk applique $25.00, previously $45.00. Black lace robes options $25.00, originally $35.00 to $37.50.
Stylish Suits Underpriced Draw Quick Thanksgiving Buys
The notice highlights fast selling underpriced stylish suits in well tailored designs for women. It notes sizes up to 38 and an array of fabrics from blacks to Venetians with satin or silk linings, advising shoppers to buy now for Thanksgiving and spring wear.
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Helen C. Demuth
Frank A. McElwain
BusScripps-McRae Press Association
the Rough
Joe Furlong
Ira McDonald
Metropole
Panama Canal
Hayti
Sam
Rudolph
Massachusetts
Schumacher
Pinkerton
Frank Willis
N. J. Guttman
Crown Princess
Tin
Isabella ‘Fox
Isabella and
Sable Fox Pelerines
Marten Long Boas
Pelerines
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
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