French Duke's Bride Wed in Baltimore Cathedral Staged as Lent Ceremony
Miss Eleanor Wise of Baltimore married Marie Oxlet Jean Armand de Chapelle de Jumilhec, Duc de Richelieu et de France, in a Cardinal Gibbons low mass at the cathedral during Lent. The ceremony drew guests from New York, Philadelphia, and Washington as the crowd surged and a canopy was torn, with a 200-guest reception afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Richelieu
Eltanor Douglas Wise
tithke—Duc de Richelieu
Marie Oxlet Jean Armand de Chapelle de Jumilhec
Duc de Riehelieu
de Franze
Martiuis de
Hussain
Dug de Richelieu
Frederick M. Wadse
Cardinal Gibbons
Waerreny
Bai
Doehe
Aolie Ite Co Batule
Marty
Paris
Ernesto Bagni del Tita
Count Villafranca-Soissons
Henry Wise Miller
Josiah Muet
John W. Puck
Poward
Miss Wise
George Adams May Wise
Chicago
Miss Leslie
Frederick i
Ilal Flammond
Biond
Mme
Emma Eames
John E. Parsons
New York
Knights of Columbus Kirmess Opens Easter Monday
Great kirmess planned with novel features at Knights of Columbus. Event runs two weeks from March 21 with five councils drawing booths, colors, and dates. Tickets funded by the Keane Council committee, featuring prizes including a Pan Francisco trip, a trip to Europe, a Frederick automobile, and a fully equipped Ford. St John’s College offers full four year tuition for young men, Holy Cross and Verisias academies provide term offerings for young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Kirmness
Keane Council
Spalding Council
Francisco
Washington Council
Frederick Autatene
Ford
St. John's College
Holy Crosse
Vevisia
Fire start blamed on spontaneous combustion at agriculture building
A District Fire Marshal report on a Department of Agriculture building blaze estimated losses at 4000 to 6000 dollars. The fire began in the basement stationery room and was attributed to spontaneous combustion. All basement records were lost but can be replaced as upper floors suffered smoke damage and the basement flooded. Hotel owner found dead in Hartford apartment of heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W. Micholson
Department of Agriculture
Hartford
Conn
Lewis F. Sreublein
Facts for incoming lawmakers on District needs and taxation
Washington Chamber of Commerce prepares a letter of facts for the Sixty third Congress. It outlines government control by Congress, taxation, and population details for the District of Columbia, urging informed action and ongoing advocacy to shape the capital’s development and laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
District of Columbia
George Y. Worthington
H. S. ¥. Macfarland
John Poole
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Washington
R. P. Andrews
Worthington
Conare
John Dolph
Committee of 100
Lincoln Memorial
United
Chapin Brown
House
Senate
Congress
Conng
Columbia
Washington City
Congress of the
United States
Careful Cascarets Cleanse Headache Sour Stomach
Don’t feel right headline the ad claims Cascarets cleanse and sweeten the stomach remove sour undigested food and toxins. It touts relief from headache dizziness foul breath upset stomach and lax bowels with a 10 cent box promising a morning clear head and regular liver and bowels. It urges children also need gentle cleansing for internal health.
Inaugural Week Rules Rigid Police Loom Over Crowds
District commissioners unveil strict safety and traffic measures for the inauguration period. Maj. Richard Sylvester outlines penalties, rates for taxicabs and public vehicles, posting duties, and prohibitions on handbills, street sales, and guides. Restrictions cover crowd control within roped parade zones and ban alcohol and confetti on streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
New York
Richard Sylvester
President Elect's Brother Uses Alias to Dodge Politics
Washburne Wilson, younger brother of President-elect Woodrow Wilson, lives in Denver and works in life insurance. He shuns publicity and even travels under an assumed name to avoid politicians and curious crowds. A Wichita reporter startled him when mistaken for the President-elect, while Porter of Louisa county, Virginia was killed falling down Richmond stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Kansas
Srecgl
Washington Post
Denver
United States
United
Washburne
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas
F. Daly
Washburne Wilson
Princeton
Wichita
Kang
President Wilson
West
Wilsen
Richmond
James E. Porter
Louisa County
Broad Street
Waa
Statesmen Debate Seven Hour Sleep Theory
A Cincinnati criminologist notes seven hours may suffice for some, but many statesmen crave eight or nine hours. Presidents Taft and Wilson are early risers. Penrose O'Gorman and Mann keep long hours with workouts and speeches. Some claim rare forty winks or a siesta after meals, while others endure all night sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foertmeyer
Cincinnati
Wilson
Taft
White House
White. House
Mr. Meyer
Navy
George W. Wickersham
Senator Penrose
O'Gorman
New York
James R. Mann
Mienois
House
Congress
Washington
William J. Bryan
Thornton
Louisiana
D D D Eczema Cure Offered By Local Drug Store
O'Donnell's Drug Store advertises D D D Prescription for Eczema as a doctor’s special wash and D D D Soap. It claims instant soothing, pore penetration, germ destruction, and skin cleansing. A full-size trial bottle is offered with a money back guarantee if no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D.D. Laboratories
Chicago
O'Donnell’ Drug Store
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Kirmess
District of
Columbiq
Benate
É&C
Sylvester
Orear
W.B. Moses & Sons
Bigelow & Lowell
Axminsters
Axminster
America
Worth
Wilton
Igen
Peter Frompson
Binen
Saxony
Ali
India
Ghiorda
Hamadan
Beloochistan
Herati
Ispahan
Gorevan
Sheffield Silver Plate
Sheffield
England
F and
Eleventh Streets
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