Crown of Wifehood Crowns Longworth in White House Ceremony
Nicholas Longworth, representative from Ohio, married Alice Roosevelt in the White House fast room. Bishop Satterlee officiated as the couple exchanged vows and the crowd of about 1,600 guests attended. A reception followed the ceremony and the event was the talk of society in the U S and abroad.
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Alice Lay
Theadore Roosevelt
United States
Abies
Nicholas Lotsworth
Europe
Orient
Bishop Sutterlee
Bkie
Sean
Derans Grooms Bride Waiting Past Room Scene
A garbled OCR passage describes a groom awaiting his bride in a distant room while a procession or ceremony unfolds. Names such as Satterlee and references to a Marine Band appear amid the disjointed text. The fragment hints at a wedding setting with family involvement and ceremonial action.
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Bistray Satterlee
Sorgumen
Roosevelt and Longworth Wedding at Church Ceremony
President Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth wed in a formal church ceremony. The bishop officiated as the bride and groom pledged their vows with the bishop’s blessing, and the couple moved toward the altar amid a ceremonious atmosphere.
Wedding Ship a Secret Ends With Joyful Surprises
Mr and Mrs Longworth plan a secret wedding journey after a lavish reception and wedding breakfast. Guests received wedding bouquets of orchids while rumors swirl about a southern honeymoon. No venues or dates are confirmed as joy and gifts pour in.
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Kia
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The Turk Must Get Out
British and Egyptian demands press for evacuation of Turkish forces from the Sira peninsula after Turkish occupation of Valah and threats to a Egyptian gunboat. UK and Egypt escalate with representations at Constantinople as a Siddish officer is sent from Cairo to enforce the drive.
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Cairo
RoVvestvensky Hitz the Mare Amid Recent Naval Turmoil
News item reports on Admiral Rozvestvensky and a chain of naval reorganization actions including dismissals in the supply division and a reshuffle of departments. Mentions changes affecting the Navy and a theater engagement featuring Baroy to Weil in Westminsrey with a performance of The Bell in Maryland.
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Weil
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Pet
Haron de Cyitard
Tia
St Masa Eatsehiveh
Westiainsrey
Mine Switchman In Killed in Mine Accident
In Danville Alabama a mine switchman died after a switch mechanism failed. The victim, identified as George Cadden, was employed at the mine operated near Westville. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crushing incident and confirming the deceased’s full details.
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Pel
Hide
Iain
An Wespvilie
Asa
George Cadden
Mine Workers Convention Turmoil Ends in Court Action
Pittsburg February 17 A two week uproar ends with delegates from district No 5 United Mine Workers resolving to oust President Dolan and Vice President Lewis from office. John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers telegraphs support for temporary officers as the convention proceeds. The injunction protects Dolan from violence but not business. Mitchell remains silent on specific demands while the New York conference discusses coal district claims.
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le Ted
Nolan
Jok Mitchell
United Mine Workers
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Tle
Dolad Carter
Dolan
St Woth
Patrick Dolan
Kayits
Tev Avived
Vis Wight
Jan
John Sitehell
Yom Tewis
Lewis
Sui-Committes
John Mitcell
Mother And Daughter Die In Fire At Home
Booneville Indiana February 17 Lizell Easthen 30 and Mrs Willa Easthen 50 perished from severe burns suffered at their Jen nnyson county residence. Miss Wlatte rose through flames, her clothes ignited, as her mother rushed to aid both were engulfed in fire and perished before neighbors could rescue them.
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Om Lizell Easthen
Willa Easthen
Jennyson
Arrest in Fatal Howell Shooting Reported
Elmer Tildebrant was arrested in connection with a fatal shooting at the Tildebrant home in Howell Michigan. The victim Male Sutel died within minutes after the incident. Mrs Wildebrant had recently filed for divorce, and the case centers on domestic troubles linked to the family.
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Male Sutel
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Town Falls
Trie
Bobi Berg
Wisconsin State University investigates fraternity influence
Madison Wis July 17 officials at Wisconsin State University conduct a thorough inquiry into the fraternity system amid multiple complaints from students and community members. The investigation aims to address concerns about the Greek letter bodies and their perceived negative impact on campus life.
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Madison
Wis
Peel
Wisconsin State University
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Winny Vemny Platints
Internal Revenue Secretary Targets Pennsylvania Railroad Tax
Secretary Brown has instructed the attorney general to sue the Pennsylvania Railroad to halt the collection of the taxes on spafaynehses, signaling a government move in a tax dispute. Harrisburg action aims to stop ongoing assessments and secure a legal ruling on the matter.
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Lucie Penneay
Harrisburg
Iuternal
Jury Acquits Pat Crowe in Cudahy Kidnapping Case
After fifteen hours of deliberation the jury found Pat Crowe not guilty in the 1900 Cudahy kidnapping of Eddie, son of Omaha packer Edward Cudahy. Evidence included a letter to a priest in which Crowe confessed and offered $21,000 to influence prosecutors.
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James Callahan
Callahan
Fire at Nell Seiburg Co plant injures workers
Pittsburg February fire destroys the Nell Seiburg & Co office fixture plant at 151 East Street Alleghe. Two men slightly burned and forty others escape death as flames engulf the engine room and spread through the factory. Engineer burned, one man trapped temporarily, total loss around 20000 dollars.
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Disinterested Opinion About Death Penalty in Ohio
The condemned Frank Gastor of Canton Ohio argues against abolishing capital punishment for murder as Ohio eyes an election on April 6. He declares death would not bring upheaval, insisting the state’s affairs would be unaffected by abolition. Other items note Gladly Doolita’s ouster from a Springfield court group and O J McCord replacing an expelled director.
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Loubet Tolls Inst Connect Paris 17 Presides Last Council
The Paris scene recalls President Loubet presiding for the last time at the council of ministers. Premier Rouvier says Loubet retires with republic esteem and the foreign governments respect. Farewell visits from the diplomatic corps followed the address, as tensions ease and continuity is sought.
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Germain battleship Prenasen lands in Denmark for royal burial
In Elsinore on February 17 the Germain battleship Prenasen with Emperor VIII aboard anchors near Rostilde. The emperor travels to attend the burial of King Chelsvian, slated for tomorrow, marking a notable royal visit amid funeral proceedings.
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Rostilde
King Christian Buried in Roskilde Cathedral After Danish Funeral
Danish king Christian is laid to rest in Roskilde Cathedral after removal from Christiansborg. Copenhagen mourns as crowds line routes to pay last tribute, with royal relatives and foreign dignitaries attending a brief service and a simple cortege to the railway.
Ancient Danish funeral rite joins hearse and horse at rail burial
The report details royal procession customs for a Danish king’s coffin, describing Jed King Christian’s favorite horse Tussus shot in honor, army and naval escorts, and crowds along the route to Roskilde where the dragon regiments and dragoons accompany the casket to the cathedral. It notes rail transport as a first for a Danish king and contrasts with Frederick VII’s time when rail was deemed undignified.
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German Delegates Push Morocco Conference Settlement
The Moroccan conference in Algeciras reaches debate on Western powers guiding Moroccan affairs with France’s response in view. Count von Tattenbich grows tentative while other delegates sense a settlement is possible, though with lingering financial questions to be resolved by Monday.
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France
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Allonday
Weather improves retail trade and winter goods demand.
Weather conditions boost semimonthly retail activity while winter clothing and footwear demand rises. fuel consumption revives purchases, coal stocks unlikely to linger. Confidence in future and wholesale dry goods sales for spring show gains, but steel deliveries lag capacity. Canada and U S feature counts rise. woolen goods reports are irregular. St Johns policy tightens fishing exclusions to protect local fleets for upcoming season amid foreign sales.
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G. Dan & Cog Weekly
United States
Canada
Techter
St Johns
Dond Cnbinet
Senator Proposes Alaska Gambling Ban Bill
Washington Feb 17 The senate committee on territories approved a favorable report on a bill by Bill Mesen to prohibit gambling in Alaska Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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