President's Daughter Alice Roosevelt Weds Longworth
Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter of the President, married Nicholas Longworth, congressman from Ohio, in the East Room of the White House on February 17. The ceremony featured a small wedding party, a private prie-dieu, and a reception into the afternoon, with plans for a European honeymoon and future travels.
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Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Ohilo
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Longworth
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Mr. Roosevelt
Bishop Satterlee
Miss Alice
Lohen Grin
Elijah
Tonttatowski
St. John's
Marine Band
Plano
Roosevelts
Cato
England
Ambassador Reid
Reidk
Britain
Nellie Grant
Ethel Roosevelt
Viscount de Chambrun
Miss Longworth
Miss Ethel
Great East Room
Tricks of politicians and a city official tale
A Chicago Chronicle item recounts a former city official repeatedly promising to handle a municipal complaint after instruction from Mayor Harrison. Despite meetings and public scrutiny, the official delays, then feigns compliance, prompting stern reminders and a sharp exchange about whether orders were real.
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Harrison
Radbourn’s twenty one year pitching record stands
Charles Radbourn dominated the Province Grays during their 1884 NL championship run. After Sweeney’s ban boosted Radburn, he shouldered the rotation, winning twenty straight in August and September and twenty nine in a near flawless run, preserving the pennant.
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Province Grays
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Sweeney
Niva
Charles Sweeney
Nine
Radbourn
Bancroft
Courtesy to Children in the Nursery
A London Mail view urges gentle patient parenting and warns against public fault finding. It stresses calm firm guidance from within the nursery and cautions against exposing a child to harsh temper or loud tones in front of others.
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London Mail
Absent-Minded Woman Encounters False Alarm
In Park Row Manhattan a news and apple seller is mistaken for a mother when a ragged urchin claims her child was hit by a truck on Williams Street. She chases through Frankfort Street before realizing she has no son and is not married, while a streeturchin grabs four red apples and a paper of poncnrn.
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