Ideal Weather For Roosevelt Longworth Wedding
Weather experts foresee ideal conditions for Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Longworth as they plan to wed tomorrow noon. Forecasts show fair skies east of the Rockies with only Wyoming minor disturbance and no rain in time for the ceremony. The White House preparations continue amidst lavish gifts and final license arrangements at the City Hall with ushers and close friends present.
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Willis L. Moore
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Longworth
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Mississippi Valley
Bureau
Roosevelt
Tucker
White House
Nicholas Longworth
Mrs. Roosevelt
Alice
Longworth
District Supreme Court
Nelson Perkins
Messrs
Bangs
Shaw
Norman
Lennworth
John R. Young
Offic
Lemon
Nick
Longworth-Roosevelt
Trover Cleveland
J. M. O Brien
St. Peter's Church
Grover Cleveland
Oklahoma Territory
Washington
Congress
Department of the Interior
Longworth Guests Meet Ponca Delegation At White House
A Ponca delegation led by Chief Horse Chief Bagla visited the White House to present a wedding gift for Mr. Longworth. President Roosevelt praised the craft and pledged to pass the gift to Longworth, who later hosted a bachelor dinner with Taft and Roosevelt among the guests.
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Mr. Longworth
Senate
Longworth
Capitol
White House
Vest
Horse Chief
Eagle
Little Soldier
Bam Hinman
White Chief
Ble Goose
Yellow Horse
White Tai
John Bull
Lem Cerrie
George Premiaux
Mike Ray
Miller
Roosevelt
Horse
Bagla
Dongworth
Aig
Ponca
Rough Rider
Haskell Institute
M Highteenth Street
Secretary Taft
Perkins
Vicomie the Chambrun
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Maj
Henry
Messrs
Fleischmann
Norman
Shaw
Wallingford
Winthrop
Anderson
Painter
Simpkins
Bangs, Whitney
Herron
Wedding Gift on Scales Arouses Duty Inspector
Special to The Washington Post. Cuba's wedding present to Miss Alice Roosevelt, a pearl necklace valued at about 35,000 dollars, arrived aboard the Majestic from Paris via Liverpool. Customs Inspector Moore weighed the package on pier scales and then at the express office, finding a slight discrepancy in weight. The necklace, packed with six red Cuban seals, was sent to Washington for delivery to the Cuban Minister, with assurances from the American Express manager that the item was intact.
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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
D. C
Majestic Insurance
Ohio Senate Holds Back on Marriage Resolution
The Ohio Senate debated a house adopted resolution congratulating Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt on their upcoming marriage. Senator Ward of Cleveland called it undignified and too publicity laden. A motion to vote immediately failed 15 to 16. the resolution was carried over until tomorrow under the rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Senate
Ward
Cleveland
Fire Causes $2,500 Damage to City Clothing Store
A blaze at 709 Seventh Street Northwest damaged the clothing shop of William D. Tennille for about $2,500. Firemen and police found the origin mysterious as the proprietor had just left for home. The article also notes a Frances Willard presentation at Eastern High School with remarks by Representative Joseph V. Graff and others.
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William D. Tennille
Seventh Street
The
Stars
Eastern
Eastern High School
Frances B. Willard
Macfarland
Thon P. Blaine
Frances E. Willard
Joseph V. Graff
Ilinois
Miss Anthony Honored on 86th Birthday by Notables
Prominent men and legislators paid tribute at the Church of Our Father in Washington to Susan B. Anthony on her eighty six birthday after she arrived from the Baltimore suffrage convention. President Roosevelt sent congratulations and urged a constitutional suffrage amendment.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Church of Our Father
Thirteenth
Siaten
Miss Anthony
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Anae
Anna Howard Shaw
W. A. Reeder
Kansas
United States
Chbois
Idaho
East Commonwealth
Rockies
Gem of the Mountains
Macfarland
League of Youth
Kiefer
Ilinois
John van Schsick
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
New Jersey
Charles Ames
Kent
Washington
Coupons Must Be Sent In Promptly In Pianola Contest
Experts classify thousands of votes in The Washington Post pianola piano contest noting coupons received after the deadline will not count. Voters are urged to mail promptly with contestant name and address on the coupon, properly indorsed to avoid credit errors. A letter from Mary Craig Prescott thanks Mil dred Wallace for entering the contest and urges support for worthy causes, while a second note from a Masonic home fundraiser supporter requests votes for the O E S home through the Past’s prises.
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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's suffrage plea heard in Senate Marble Room
The Women Suffrage Committee heard testimonies from activists led by Rev. Anna Shaw and Miss Mary Bentley Thomas of Baltimore. Speakers urged equal rights, equal voting, and protection for girls, linking suffrage to child welfare and prohibition concerns.
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Senate
Woman Suffrage Committee
Senator Baccon
Motron
Beveridge and
Wetmore
Bacon
Anna Shaw
Susan B. Anthony
Mary Bentley Thomas
Baltimore
Maryland
Congress
Elizabeth Bacon
Connecticut
Senorita Huidebre
Susan Wessended
Massachussetts
Pauline Steinem
Toledo
Board of Education
Anna Miller
Geneva
Shaw
Plead for Suffrage Delegation Dazes Congress Committees
About 150 women advocates flood the Capitol and the Judiciary Committee and Senate Marble Room with suffrage rhetoric. Mrs Stewart of Illinois leads, arguing women deserve ballot justice. other speakers include Florence Kelley, Rudolph Blackenburg, Harriet Eager, Etta Maddox, Mary K O Sullivan, Alice Stone Blackwell, and Kate M Gordon as the delegation presses for change.
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Capitol
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Afty
Jenkins
Stewart
Illinois
Florence Kelly
The
Consumers’ League
Rudolph Blackenburg
Philadelphia
Harriet Eager
Newton
Mass
Etta Maddox
Maryland
Mary K. O'Sullivan
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Kate M. Gordon
New Orleans
Taindies
Woman Mistakes Carbolic Acid for Castor Oil Strikes Four Year Old
Four year old Gertrude Coleman was nearly killed after her mother mistook carbolic acid for castor oil at 427 Ridge Street. The child was rushed to Emergency Hospital around 7 PM where doctors gave an antidote and saved her life.
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Gertrude Coleman
Ridge Street
Negro Republicans form Chandler club in Liberian Temple
At Liberian Temple on Four and a half Street Southwest a Negro Republican club was organized with J. E. Jones as president, J. S. Payne secretary, and William Harris treasurer. Resolutions declare William B. Chandler a friend of the Negro race. Addresses by Rev. Soloman of Africa, 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 Temperature Report from Washington with Northwest Warmth
The bulletin details light snows in the Ohio Valley and New England, with general clear conditions east of the Mississippi. It notes colder readings in the central west, forecasts rain or snow near the Rockies, and warmer conditions east of the mountains Friday and Saturday. Winds vary by coast, steamers to Europe face cold winds toward Grand Banks, and a local weather report lists hourly temperatures and sunshine.
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U. S
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Gulf States
Lower Lake Region
Upper Lake
North Pacific Coast
Sain
Atlantic States
Middle Elope
Upper
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Edward Ferguson On Trial For Murder In Brooklyn Court
Edward Ferguson stood trial in Criminal Court No 1 before Justice Gould and a jury on an indictment linked to Bertha West's death last June. The regular panel was exhausted, and thirty five talesmen were summoned to complete the jury. The jury will be sworn Monday and the trial will begin then.
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Edward Ferguson
Justice Gould
Bertha West
Talesmen
John F Beach Convicted of Assault with Intent to Kill
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. The defendant was released on 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 Society Says No Representatives
W M Sirteh secretary of the Washington Heights Citizens Association stated last night the society sent no representatives to the excise board regarding the issuing of a Monitor license to Ernest M Mattagly. He added any appearance before the board by members was personal and not official representation.
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W. M. Sirteh
Ashington Heights
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