Wallick Russell Wedding at Tabernacle Church
A midsummer wedding united Miss Jennie Margaret Russell and Martin Henry Wallick in Tabernacle Presbyterian Church with Rev J Cumming Smith officiating. The ceremony featured organ music, bridal party in dotted Swiss, and a cream meteor satin gown. Afterward a Denison Hotel reception followed, with residence planned in Peru after Sept 1.
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Wallick—Russell
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Jennie Margaret Russell
Harriet G. Russell
Martin Henry Wallick
John F. Wallick
J. Cumming Smith
Charles Hansen
Lohen
William Clapp
Albert Uhl
Maurice Raschig
Richard B. Tuttle
Baal
Isa Bies
Covington
Edith Wallick
Barbara Langhorn
Rena King
Leigh Verne Lynch
Wallick
John G. Wallick
Hansen
Schubert
Cavalleria Rusticana
Lynch
Denison Hotel
Adele
Katherine Wallick
Charlies Pottage
Mabel Pottage
East Third Street
Amo
Nettle Gilmore
Greensburg
Berkshire Hills Wedding of Lila V. Sloane and William B Field
The Berkshire hills witnessed a grand wedding at Trinity Church Lenox as Lila V. Sloane, daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Sloane of New York, married William B Field with a formal ceremony, organ recitals and selections from Romeo and Juliet. Attendants included eight bridesmaids and clergy from New York and Trinity Church.
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Sadie Jenkins
San Antonio
Tex
P. G. Williams
Cincinnati
Field—Sloane
Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Hills
Lila V. Sloane
W D. Sloane
New York
William B. ©. Field
Trinity Episcopal Church
Gounod
D. H. Greer
St. Bartholomew's Church
Harold Arrowsmith
Trinity Church
Aida
Craven—Campbell
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Martin Craven
Marion
Mary Jane Campbell
J. A. Dunkel
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Simple little frocks for little girls suit warm days with low neck and short sleeves and cool days with a guimpe. Shown in white dotted Swiss muslin with embroidered frills beading thread and black velvet ribbon. waist uses fitted body lining that closes with the...
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May Manton
Beading and Embroidered Dress Pattern for Girls
Description of a dress pattern with tucks and beading for a girl of six, listing fabric yardage for widths 21, 27, 22, and 41 inches, plus embroidery and beading requirements. Pattern 4173 covers ages four six eight. Send 16 cents and return pattern to Pattern Dept Indianapolis, IN.
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Garle
Indianapolis
Jumped from a Window Desperate Army Officer Dies
Lieut. Col. Charles R. Barnett, former Jeffersonville depot quartermaster, committed suicide by leaping from a sanitarium window in Battle Creek Mich. after years of illness. He had led supply operations during the Spanish American War and remained a strict yet well liked disciplinarian with a large personal fortune. His wife survives and is an invalid.
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War Department
Charles R. Barnett
Quartermaster's Department
Battle Creek
Mich
Barnett
Colonel Barnett
Jeffersonville
United States Quartermaster's Department
St. Louis
Marshall
Louisville
Kentucky
Military
Congressman Anderson
Quartermaster’s Department
Battle Creek Mich
J. W. Irwin
Freight strike disrupts shipments in Chicago area
NO AID EXTENDED. The strike by freight handlers disrupts shipments as railroad officials report mixed worker turnout. Large firms like Montgomery Ward Marshall Field and John V Farwell announce reduced shipping while others cope with mail and express channels. A business leaders meeting is planned to seek settlement and station agents are ordered to report to Chicago to aid freight handling.
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Teamsters’ Union
Full Strews
Wabash
Michigan Central
Wisconsin Central
Franklin MacVeagh & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Marshall Field & Co
John V. Farwell & Co
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
National Biscuit Company
Great Western
Burlington
Rock Island
South Water Street
Green Bay
Wis
Chicago
Baltimore Labor Troubles Update At Meet in July
Baltimore labor scene reports workers in several trades returning or delaying a return to work. Tailors must provide sewing machines as unions seek contracted conditions while carpenters negotiate wage and hour increases. Boiler makers and riveters resume work after a subcontractor grants higher riveting prices.
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Baltimore
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union No. 29
Spedden Shipbuilding Company
Baltimore Railway Company to insure its motormen and conductors
United Railways and Electric Company of Baltimore arranges life insurance for about 3000 employees. In a fatal accident the family receives 1000 dollars. the company bears all costs and no wages are cut. The plan is a mutual settlement between workers and employer with no wage reduction.
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Baltimore
United Railways and Electric Company
Strikes and Talks Mark Union Pacific Labor Turmoil
Union molders and helpers halt work totaling about four hundred. city guards and Pinkerton protection amid rising sympathizer tensions. In Pawtucket the street railway strike ends with reinstatement on eleven hour shifts. Additional machinists arrive in Cheyenne to join Union Pacific shops as 275 are at work. East Helena workers sign wage-scale return pact and Omaha hosts leader discussions with Union Pacific strikers as the long dispute continues.
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Denver
Col
Union Pacific
Pinkerton
Pawtucket
R. I
Cheyenne
Wyo
Omaha
Neb
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Burt
Detroit Bank Scandal Judge Dismisses Entire Jury Panel
Judge Alfred J. Murphy of Detroit’s Recorders Court discharged the entire July jury panel in the Frank C. Andrews case amid claims of bias risks. The defense aims to proceed with trial on the misappropriation charge of 8000 dollars while other counts await September.
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Mich
Alfred J. Murphy
Recorders’ Court
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Murphy
Judge Murphy
F. C. Andrews
Henry R. Andrews
Andrews
Baker
Hunt
Turner Bund Debates Freedom of the Press at Davenport
The North American Turnerbund convened in Davenport Ia with a heated debate over an amendment on freedom of the press linked to Herr Most. The adopted resolution urged preserving free publication and sent to President Roosevelt and Congress while delegates planned to meet in Pittsburg two years hence.
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Turnerbund
Wahiteich
Chicago
Committee On
Bond Affairs
Philippines
United States
Roosevelt
Coness
Herr Most
Red” Turners
Indianapolis
Newark
N. J
Philippine Islands
Theople
Congress
Pittsburg
Hearing in Disbrow murder case continues at Good Ground
Testimony unfolds with contrasting accounts of Louis A. Disbrow's involvement in the deaths of Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster. Witnesses describe Foster's injuries, blood aboard a boat, and Disbrow’s varying statements about the two companions as proceedings resume the next day.
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Good Ground
Foster
Miss Lawrence
New York
Louis A. Disbrow
Sarah Lawrence
Clarence Foster
S. Thompson
Sag Harbor
Thompson
Elsworth Howland
Edward Croker
Chief Croker
New York Fire Department
Nelson Squires
Henry Jacobs
Young Croker
Charles Rogers
Hampton Pines Club
King Kitchener to Be Entertained at Luncheon
Lord Kitchener is to reach London by July 13 after the Southampton home-coming for Lord Roberts. He will be hosted at luncheon at St James Palace by the Prince of Wales, who will act for the King. The London County Council approved a congratulatory resolution despite opposition from labor members and Lord Russell. Cape Parliament in Cape Town is summoned to meet August 2.
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Lord Roberts
Southampton
Lord Kitchener
London
St. James Palace
Prince of Wales
London County Council
County of London
Lord Russell
Commandant Scheepers
Pauncefote Funeral Arrangements in Britain
The Admiralty finalizes plans for Lord Pauncefote’s remains aboard the U S armored cruiser Brooklyn. British ships will escort to Southampton where Admiral Hotham awaits. Marines and band will form a funeral squad with bluejackets as pallbearers. Interment at Preston Court Gloucestershire, private with a memorial service in London. Capt. Glover to greet the body for the United States.
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Admiralty
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United States
Brooklyn
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Apollo
Isle of Wight
Southampton
Charles F. Hotham
Preston Court
Gloucestershire
R. Glover
Interviews Under Way in Russia Probing Social Problems
The St Petersburg Daily Express reports interviews between the Czar of Russia and professors and editors on social issues and motives for ministerial assassinations. A special police reform commission is likely from these talks.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Express
Russia
Total Mobilities Brastenx Amount At Ten On One Life
The fragment mentions total mobilities and Brastenx totaling ten on a single life, with unclear context. The text appears garbled and no coherent event or entities beyond Brastenx and a numeric ten are identifiable.
Americans Buy 14 Tons Spiegeleisen in Siegen District
In Siegen district, Americans have made a further purchase of 14 tons of spiegeleisen. The trade move indicates continued material acquisitions amid ongoing supply concerns in the area.
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Berlin
Siegen
Banquet Held in Quito for Plaza and Dignitaries
In Guayaquil Ecuador Ernest H. Wands commissioner of the St. Louis Exposition hosted a banquet in Quito the capital for President Plaza and his secretaries A J Sampson the United States minister Emiliano Isaza the Colombian minister Dr Sousa the Peruvian minister and other notable figures.
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Ecuador
Ernest H. Wands
St. Louis
Tay
Quito
Republic
Plaza
A. J. Sampson
United States
Emiliano Isaza
Dr. Sousa
US appoints Thomas Nast consul general at Guayaquil
An executive appointment names Thomas Nast of New Jersey as the new consul general of the United States at Guayaquil Ecuador. The announcement lists Nast as the senior U.S. representative in the port city and outlines his diplomatic duties and residency.
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Guayquil
Ecuador
Thomas Nast
New Jersey
United States
Guayquiil
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