Miss Hay Marries Payne Whitney in Washington
Washington February wedding of Helen May Hay daughter of Secretary of State John Hay to Payne Whitney of New York, at Church of the Covenant. Attendance included President Roosevelt and Cabinet members, diplomats, and leading New York and New England society figures. Elaborate floral decor, formal breakfast at the Hay residence, and notable gifts from the President, Whitney family, and diplomatic corps.
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Payne Whitney
Washington
Helen May
Tohn Hay
New York
Whitney
Church of the Covenant
Ident
Bast
New York and
New England Society
May
Adelbert Iis
Characr Hanwise
William ©. Whitney
Edw Colefiss
Burney
Gerald Paget
Arlington
Miss Hay
Hay Residence
Mrs. Whitney
Thomasyilie, Ga
Roosevelt
Joshua Reynolds
Hay
Dirs
Oliver Payne
Fifth Avenue
Tuxedo
Dorothy Whitney
Almeric Paget
Dimmock
Wittin C. Whitney
Clarente Hay
Grant B. Schley
Mark Hanna
Leonard Hay
Melon Lay
Sully
Dr. van Molchen
Larse
M. Cambon
Brehing
Muelter
Wu--Aelt
Mes
George Grub
Yale
Richard Harding Davis
Charles Marshall
Eugene Bate, Jr
Eugene Hale
H. M. Wlagler
Cary Hutchinson
R. H. Derby
D. O. Mills
Charles Lanier
Stanford White
Miss May
Bulgarian minister slain. assassin kills self in Sofia
Bulgarian minister of public instruction M. Kamtcheff was assassinated in his Sofia apartment. The killer, a Macedonian, shot him then killed himself after seeking to ransom American missionary Ellen M. Stone. Troops guarded the palace as rumors of revolution spread.
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Sofia
M. Kamtcheff
Kamtcheff
America
Ellen MM. Stone
Miss Stone
M. Kamteheff
Ramtebof
Ade
M. Sarafof
Hatju
Stambulott
Death sentence on Mahmud in Constantinople
Constantinople Feb 7 The sultan's brother in law Damad Mahmud Dasha has been sentenced to death for his role in the Young Turk movement. Expelled from Greece at the sultans urging Mahmud fled to Nome then Paris where he remains safe. The court ordered arrest by default and issued the death sentence.
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Sultan
Constantinople
Damad Mahmud Dasha
Mahmud
Young
Furk
Greece
Nome
Italy
Paris
Criminal Court
Barnie's Former City Treasurer Arrested for Misappropriation
Philip Gerst, ex city treasurer of Buffalo, was arrested on charges of misappropriating 27000 dollars of city funds. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment, bail set at 5000, and he was released after county officials handled the case.
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Barnie
Buffalo
Feb
Philip Gerst
Gerst
Emery
Pondsmen
Diehl
Admiral Schley visits Knoxville and unveils marker
Admiral Schley and Mrs Schley visited the University of Tennessee in Knoxville accompanied by President Oakey and other citizens. They attended a science hall program, Mrs Schley was entertained in the Woman’s Building, and a reception followed by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Later the admiral unveiled a marble marker on the site of the first Knoxville blockhouse.
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Tenn
Schley
Charles W. Oakney
University of Tennessee
Science Hall
Admiral Schley
Admiral
Joost
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club
Courthouse Square
Admiral Sebley
Cumberland Ca
Cavour Floated After Shoreing Near Long Beach
The Lamport and Tickstormer Cavour, which went ashore Friday night near Long Beach, has been floated by the tar Rescue and towed into port. A strong natural gas flow was struck at Winchester Tennessee, enough to supply Chattanooga. James A. Hill is charged with embezzling 874 dollars from the United American Mechanics lodge in Trouton, Ohio. Mobile mayor Thomas Fry died after a weeklong illness. Northwestern University may see Professor Charles W Tearson resign if trustees accept the committee report. The Marquis de Jerez’s famous library sold to an American for 40000 pounds. The Warren Line steamer Kansas arrived at Liverpool with fourteen smallpox cases.
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Long Beach
Bes
Tenneanee
Winchester
Tenn
Chattanooga
Trouton. O
James A. Hill
United American Mechanics’ Lodge
Penixon
Chicago
Charles W. Tearson
Northwestern University
the Tribune
Board of Trustees
London
the Evening News
Madrid
Marquis de Jerez
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