White House Weddings Through the Madison Era
A survey of White House marriages across multiple administrations highlights brides such as Lucy Payne Todd Madison, Anna Todd, Julia Gardiner, Nellie Grant, and Frances Cleveland. The piece outlines ceremonies, venues in the Executive Mansion, notable guests, and social significance in Washington society.
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Jury Fails to Convict Alleged Kidnapper Crowe
In Omaha a jury fails to convict Pat Crowe in the $25 000 kidnapping case involving Howard A. Cudahy's son Sve Year. Crowe had been linked to a streetcar robbery and was recently indicted in Council Bluffs. No conclusive identification tied Crowe to the kidnaping, and James Callahan was released after being linked briefly.
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Denver Auction Firm Owner Shot During Robbery
Pro prietor Denver Auction Company Maurice Caplin was killed in his dining room Friday night by a masked robber during a card game with his wife daughter and a friend. The gunman entered, demanded money, fired when Caplin reached under the table, and fled.
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Russia Prepares Military Measures for All Possible Events
In St. Petersburg the government, like the United States, plans readying forces amid recent China events. The council for national defense revises Manchuria evacuation plans to keep a force to defend Russia's interests on a level with other powers.
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Revolt in Santo Domingo Report from Monte Christi
A messenger from Monte Christi in the northern Dominican Republic says a revolutionary movement has broken out at Dijabon on the frontier. General Neney leads troops believed to back Jiminez and aims to disrupt the coming elections. Separately, China’s war prep and potential alliance with Japan are noted amid global tensions. Washington reports Secretary Taylor will resign effective June 16, 1906 after a European trip.
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Bombs Lurk in Russian Schools Record of Violent Crimes
The official weekly summary lists terrorist acts across major cities including Saint Petersburg Moscow Odessa and Warsaw. It notes that several crimes were committed by youths such as a 15 year old found with three loaded bombs in Berdichoff and a grammar school boy injuring a teacher in Kharkoff.
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Triumph of Sheep Men in Idaho Court Ruling
In Boise the district court judge ruled the state veterinarian law unconstitutional, a decision sustained by the state supreme court. The ruling would abolish the live flock sanitary board and the office of state veterinarian, but revive the old state sheep inspection act with extended duties for the state inspector to the new vet. The dispute began over an order requiring dipping sheep south of the Salmon River before driving from summer ranges, a move resisted by sheepmen in Washington and Canyon counties claiming their flocks were disease free and the order lacked authority.
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Miners and Operators Meet in Pennsylvania Coal Conference
The special committee of the anthracite miners met with presidents and officials of coal companies in Pennsylvania. They outlined general demands and formed two seven member sub committees to draft details. The sub committees will jointly study issues and report back to the conference.
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Devonian Stranded off Scituate After Long Battle with Surf
The Leyland steamship Devonian from Liverpool ran aground on Scituate Beach ten miles south of Boston harbor. For fourteen hours on Thursday strong surf prevented tugs from reaching her. The revenue cutter Gresham managed to board the vessel and, aided by its propeller and a tug, finally raised the Devonian.
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Charges Against Jerome Linked to Street Railway Conspiracy
Albany dispatch reports Jerome charged in a large conspiracy involving the Metropolitan Street Railway and its officers. Allegations include subornation of perjury, delivery of lawyers, misconversion of millions, and enlistment of the District Attorney in a whitewash scheme. Hearing held before the Ways and Means Committee on Thursday.
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Annual Plea by Woman Suffragist Before Senate Committee
A suffrage annual plea presented to the Senate committee by the National Equal Suffrage Association. Mia Shaw argued for women’s right to vote while Sony Plor Bacon presided. The speaker warned of the long struggle and the need to act to secure results.
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Northwest Notes Bittersweet Moons and Murky News
A string of unrelated items from the Northwest region reports political moves in Nevada, fires in Wyoming and Oregon, a Seattle man missing with $50,000, a murder conviction in Mount Vernon, and railway incidents in Denver and Portland. Fire, crime, and legal outcomes intertwine with local accidents and missing person concerns.
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