Theodore Roosevelt Jr Marries Eleanor Alexander in Grand Fifth Avenue Ceremony
The ceremony at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church unites Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Eleanor Alexander before 820 guests as Rough Riders march in to honor the couple. The newlyweds host a reception at Charles B. Alexander's home and plan a brief honeymoon before resuming work in San Francisco.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Eleanor Alexander
Henry Addison Alexander
West Forty-Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifty-Fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Col. Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Kenneth D. Robinson
Rough Rider
Hotel
Buckingham
Inspector O'Brien
Steve
Miss Alexander
East
Nathan Franke
Henry M. Sanders
Gordon Russell
Cranford
N. J
Mendelsohn
Roosevelt
Theodore Jr
Charles B. Alexander
West Fifty- Eighth Street
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Thompsonville
Conn
Harvard
Col
Mrs. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cattle of Amn and Sea Graft Plan Reported
The cotton pool plan involves Patten and others alleged to be in the pool. The indictment rests under the criminal clause of the anti trust law.
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Patten
Drexel Sets British Height Flight Record in Monoplane
Armstrong Drexel son of Anthony Drexel of Philadelphia flies a Bleriot monoplane at Brockenhurst to 1 070 feet a new Britain height record.
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London
Armstrong Drexel
Anthony Drexel
Philadelphia
Brockenhurst
Great Britain
Centennial park address to host afternoon gathering
A speaker will address attendees at Centennial park this afternoon and depart later for the east to attend other camps. General Joseph M. Greenfield of Flushing, commander of the Michigan department, will also attend with his staff.
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Centennial Park
East
Joseph M. Greenfield
Flushing
Department of Michigan
Windstorm Causes Wide Crop and Tree Damage at Washington
A severe wind and dust storm swept Washington Indiana on June 21. The storm lasted about thirty minutes and blocked travel. Wheat crops suffered extensive damage and hundreds of shade trees were blown down.
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Washington
Ind
Sicilian Brigand Failla Mulon Sentenced in Perugia
Rome reports Failla Mulon, the notorious brigand who fled Italy four years ago, was tried in contumacy at Perugia and found guilty of murder and blackmail. He received forty four years in prison, effectively a life term. Mason, who left for the United States in 1906, remains at large with detectives unable to trace him.
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Rome
Failla Mulon
Italy
Perugia
Mason
United States
White Recalled to Deny Lorimer Bribery Pact Claim
In Chicago on June 21 Judge McSurely ruled against defense moves as the Browne bribery trial resumed. Witnesses including Representative White denied promising or accepting a “fat job” for Lorimer’s election, while others like Gloss and Doyle testified to White’s boasts of future favors and bribes.
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Chicago
McSurely
Lee O'Neil Browne
Browne
Forrest
White
Beckemeyer
Link
William Lorimer
United States
Ogden Avenue
Gloss
Lorimer
William Russell
Chicago Federation of Labor
J. W. Doyle
Springfield
Patten Returns as Jurors Indict Him in Sherman Case
Chicago June 21 James A Patten the famed wheat king returned from New York where a federal grand jury indicted him on charges of violating the Sherman anti trust law by running a gigantic cotton scheme with others. Patten refused to discuss the case.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Chicaro
New York
Grand Parade Set for Holland G A R Camp Week
Holland Michigan prepares for a Civil War veterans gathering with an estimated 20 000 visitors over three days. Wednesday features a grand parade with the governor two U S senators congressmen and candidates for governor plus a naval reserves unit and cavalry. The Woman's Relief Corps hosts a children’s camp fire and a flag presentation to the high school. Notable attendees include ex Governor Ven Vanit of Minnesota and national G A R commander Gay Ven.
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Holland, Mich
Holland
United States
Woman's Relief Corps
van It
Minnesota
National
G. A. R .Gay. Ven
Markets Report Chicago and Washington June 21 1910 1919
Market notes show hogs steady to higher with receipts around 11000, bulk hogs 9.60 to 9.70, cattle steady, sheep steady, and wheat and grains trading in New York area. Official yesterday large at 25189, receipts tomorrow pegged near 26000, prices and closing bids listed for hogs cattle sheep and grain markets.
Wendling Indicted in Texas Murder Case
The grand jury indicts Joseph Wendling, a school janitor, for the murder of Alma Kellner. He is believed arrested in Texas as Kentucky Governor Willson issues a Texas extradition requisition.
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Alma Kellner
Texas
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Wendling
Frankfort
Willson
Auto Crash Kills 14 Year Old in Marion
In Marion Indiana on June 21 Cleo Shafer 14 was killed instantly when an automobile she rode in rolled over near the city. Seven playmates were injured as the car driven by Russell Gray 12 lost steering and tipped into a roadside ditch. the Gray family ownership of the vehicle is noted.
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Marion
Ind
Cleo Shafer
Russell Gray
Warden Petit Carried Off Near Green Bay
Deputy Michigan Game Warden E. Petit was forcibly carried away on an unidentified Wisconsin fishing tug near Green Bay. The tug had been seized by the warden and was being towed by the steamer Chase Osborn when it broke away and escaped.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
E. Petit
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Osborn
Prisoner Shoots Self After Forgery Arrest In Niles
William W. Phoorman, arrested in Niles on forgery charges by South Bend authorities, died in the Niles jail after taking carbolic acid. Phoorman fled South Bend three weeks prior. the forgery was found last Friday.
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South Bend
Ind
Wiliam W. Phoorman
Niles
Mich
Phoorman
Dougherty Bail Appeal Denied by Supreme Court
Springfield June 21 The motion of N C Dougherty former City Superintendent of Schools Peoria now in Joliet penitentiary for forgery and embezzlement of school funds for a writ of supersedeas and admission to bail pending appeal was denied by the supreme court
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Springfield
N. C. Dougherty
Peoria
Joliet
Supreme Court
FEUD KILLINGS IN BREATHITT COUNTY FARM INCIDENT
Asbury Spicer shot and killed tenant Asbury Fugate and wounded Fugate’s mother in Breathitt County Kentucky. Mrs Demmie Johnson, a Pagate household member, protected her son and was wounded. Spicer telephoned to surrender then headed to Jackson with Sheriff Hudson en route to Jetts Creek. Mrs Fugate is later reported to be recovering.
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Jackson, Ky
Asbury Spicer
Breathitt County
Hiargis
Asbury Fugate
Spicer
Demmie Johnson
Fugate
Jackson
Spider
Hudson
Jetts Creek
Pugate
Johnson
Pagate
Tno
Cox
Atlantic City Prepares Sham Battle Airship Test
New feature planned for aviation week at Atlantic City between July 4 and July 1 includes a mock airship attack on a battleship. The Atlantic City Aero Club seeks a Navy yard placement at Youngs Pier and proposes sand bag drops guided by pilots Hamilton and Brookings. A $1000 prize will go to the crew of the battleship if the drop recreates a hit.
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New York
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Alantic City Aero Club
Washington King
Hamilton
Brookings
Wrights
Indianapolis
Atlantic City Club
Navy Department
Youngs Pier
Emr
Surface Service
Admiral McGinty
Aero Club
Weather Warm Across Illinois and Indiana Today
Temperatures rise across Illinois and Indiana with fair skies today and tomorrow. Expect warmer daytime highs and light winds making for pleasant spring conditions.
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Illinois
Indiana
Emperor William Reaches Emden by Yacht After Knee Injury
Kaiser Wilhelm recovers from a knee injury and plans a voyage to Emden aboard a yacht. The health update allows renewed travel and official duties as pressures of duty resume.
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Kaiser
Emden
Kaiser Heads for Potsdam Then Emden Voyage on Hohenzollern
Berlin dispatch reports the Kaiser will travel to Potsdam for Altona on Wednesday. He plans to board the yacht Hohenzollern at Emden for a voyage by the mouth of the Bjasjemwsa.
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Berlin
semtLoftiie
Kaiser
Potsdam
Altona
Hohenzollern
Emden
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Theo. Roosevelt, Jr
Theo, Jr
American Press Association
Roosevelt’s Bride
Drexel
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
OO Hisanan
Vuingary
Cesseee
Cccnebees
Ceeess
Cessecnes
Washington City
Relster & Son
Roosters
Gecso
John A. Babcock
U. S. Yards
Ghigago
Indiana Girl
Warden Petit
Cc. E. Petit
Dougherty
Act
War Department
William
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