Ideal Weather For Roosevelt Longworth Wedding Besieged
Weather prophets predicted ideal conditions for Miss Roosevelt and Mr Longworth's wedding as forecasters noted fair skies east of the Rockies with a chance of rain in Wyoming and the Mississippi Valley later. The couple prepared at the White House while Longworth obtained the marriage license with friends joking about colors and numbers.
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Willis L. Moore
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Longworth
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Mississippi Valley
Bureau
Roosevelt
White House
Indian Delegation Seeks Gift for Longworth at White House
A Ponca delegation visited the White House seeking to present a gift to Representative Longworth. President Roosevelt praised the gift and spoke of his care for Indians while Longworth hosted a bachelor dinner with Roosevelt, Taft, and numerous guests.
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Senate
Longworth
Capitol
White House
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Eagle
Little Soldier
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Lem Cerrie
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Secretary Taft
Perkins
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
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Henry
Messrs
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Norman
Shaw
Wallingford
Winthrop
Anderson
Painter
Simpkins
Bangs, Whitney
Herron
Wedding Gift on Scales Arouses Customs Suspicion
Cuba's wedding present to Miss Alice Roosevelt, a pearl necklace valued at about 35 000 dollars, arrived aboard the Majestic. The package showed a cracked seal and loose cord, prompting a weighing dispute between dock scales and the express company. Officials insisted no tampering occurred and the necklace was en route to Washington for the Cuban minister.
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Washington Post
New York
Cuba
Alice Roosevelt
Majestic
H. McElroy
American Express Company
Liverpool
Moore
Express Company
Washington
Berry
Sixteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Paris
Georgetown
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Ohio Senate Debates Marriage Congratulation Resolution
The Ohio Senate debated yesterday's house resolution praising Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt on their upcoming marriage. Senator Ward argued the measure was undignified and overpublicized. A motion to vote immediately failed 15 to 16, and the resolution was tabled until tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Senate
Ward
Cleveland
Fire Causes $2,500 Damage at City Clothing Store
A blaze at 709 Seventh Street Northwest last night damaged the William D. Tennille clothing store by about $2,500. The origin remains mysterious as the proprietor had just left the building when the fire was found. Police and firefighters are puzzled by the cause as the center of the building burned.
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William D. Tennille
Seventh Street
The
Stars
Birthday Tribute to Susan B Anthony At Our Father Church
Prominent men paid homage to Susan B Anthony on her eighty sixth birthday at the Church of Our Father in Washington. President Roosevelt sent congratulatory notes while Anthony, recently returned from a Baltimore suffrage convention, spoke briefly urging action for a constitutional amendment.
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Congress
Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Church of Our Father
Thirteenth
Siaten
Miss Anthony
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Anae
Coupons Must Be Sent Promptly To Count Votes In Pianola Contest
Washington Post experts urge prompt coupon submission for the pianola piano contest. Coupons received after the noon deadline will be rejected, and proper indorsement with contestant name and address is required to ensure credit. Letters praise entrants and solicit votes, referencing Mil dred Wallace and a home for the worthy and needy master Masons and related organizations.
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Washington Post
Mary Crale Prescott
Mildred Wallace
Mary Craig Prescott
Corcoran Street
Masonic
C. BE
Board of
Lady Managers
Masonic Fraternity
Order of the Eastern Star and Friends
In. T
Board of Managers
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Women Suffrage Pleas Heard by Senate in Marble Room
In the Marble Room the Woman Suffrage Committee heard pleas from advocates led by Rev. Anna Shaw and Miss Mary Bentley Thomas. Speakers including Elizabeth Bacon and Mrs. Steinem urged voting rights, criticizing laws restricting women and calling for Congress action to grant suffrage and protect women and children.
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Motron
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Susan B. Anthony
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Baltimore
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Congress
Elizabeth Bacon
Connecticut
Senorita Huidebre
Susan Wessended
Massachussetts
Pauline Steinem
Toledo
Board of Education
Anna Miller
Geneva
Shaw
Plead for Suffrage Deluge at Capitol by Women Delegation
About 150 suffrage advocates filled the Capitol yesterday, pressuring the Judiciary Committee in the House and the Senate Marble Room with speeches. Mrs Stewart of Illinois led arguments for ballot justice, while a few others including Mrs Florence Kelley and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell urged broader rights before Judge Jenkins and the panel.
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Senate
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Stewart
Illinois
Florence Kelly
The
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Rudolph Blackenburg
Philadelphia
Harriet Eager
Newton
Mass
Etta Maddox
Maryland
Mary K. O'Sullivan
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Kate M. Gordon
New Orleans
Taindies
Acetone mixup risks child after carbolic acid sent as oil
Four year old Gertrude Coleman of 427 Ridge Street nearly died after her mother mistook carbolic acid for castor oil at about 7 last night. The child was taken to Emergency Hospital where an antidote saved her life.
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Hotte &Nd
Eighteenth Street
White House
Gertrude Coleman
Ridge Street
Negro Republicans organize Chandler club in Libe rian Temple
At Libe rian Temple 203 Four and a half Street Southwest last night Negro Republicans from the Seventeenth district formed the William B. Chandler Republican Club. J E Jones was named president J S Payne secretary and William Harris treasurer resolutions declare Mr Chandler a friend of the negro race. Addresses were given by Rev Soloman Bishop Payne and Attorney Jones.
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Chandler
Seventeenth Legislative District
William B. Chandler
Republican Club
J. E. Jones
J. S. Payne
William Harris
Mr. Chandler
Weather and travel notes from Washington and Atlantic coast
The Weather Bureau reports light snows in the Ohio Valley and Northeast, with general clearing tonight from the Mississippi Valley eastward. Unsettled rain west of the Rockies, rising northwest warmth, and mixed conditions through Friday and Saturday across regions, with winds along the coasts and at sea. Also includes local temperatures, rainfall, sunshine, and city comparisons, plus a brief travel ad for Washington to Memphis service and a note about a forthcoming Post supplement featuring Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
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Edward Ferguson Trial For Bertha West Murder Starts Monday
Edward Ferguson stood trial in Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Gould and a jury on an indictment for murder tied to Bertha West’s death last June. The regular panel was exhausted. thirty five talesmen were ordered to complete the jury, which will be sworn and the trial begin Monday.
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Edward Ferguson
Justice Gould
Bertha West
Talesmen
John F Beach Convicted of Assault with Intent
John F Beach was yesterday convicted in Criminal Court No 1 Justice Fouid presiding of assault with intent to kill Ernest Gichner in September last at the Marine Barracks. He was released on his recognizance with Samuel Hyegaan as surety in the sum of 2.50 to appear for sentence if the motion for a new trial is overruled.
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John F. Beach
Fouid
Ernest Gichner
Marine Barracks
Samuel Hyegaan
Washington Heights group sent no representatives
W M Sirteh secretary of the Washington Heights Citizens Association said last night the society sent no representatives to the excise board to advance or protest against issuing a Monitor license to Ernest M Mattagly. He noted any member who appeared before the board acted as an individual not as a delegate.
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W. M. Sirteh
Ashington Heights
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