Longworths Go Away Private Car To Tampa
Congressman Nichols Longworth and his bride arrived in Alexandria and traveled by private car to Port Tampa. A small crowd gathered at the station, the press kept away, and autographs were signed for a little girl as the couple prepared to depart for their honeymoon aboard the private car Ely.
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Nicholis Longworth
Charlotte
Noc
China Grove
Luneworth
Merida
Imine
Alexandria Golf Club
Shuters Hill
Alvaedra
Noreresults
Ieludy
Lasiy
White House
Hoonslands
Ars Longworth
Samuel Lettrell
Pauline Dolan
Lyons of
Dolan
Alexandria
Longworth
Alice Lee Longworth
Thomas Nione
Washington
Stone M. Longworth
Toneworth
Corti
Crain
Elysadn O
Miss G
Favoritism in Rate Case Leads to Public Policy Ruling
The court held that rail carriers cannot use buying and selling to circumvent published freight tariffs. It concluded that contracts between Chesapeake and Ohio and the New Haven violated interstate commerce prohibitions and were void. The Interstate Commerce Commission's cross-appeal was sustained to bar undercutting rates via coal dealings.
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White
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesanenko
New Haven
Justice White
Chesapeake
Ohio
Ole
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marriage of Longworth and Roosevelt Officially Filed
The proof of the marriage between Nichola Longworth and Alice Lee Roosevelt was filed in the District of Columbia Superior Court clerk’s office. Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee signed a return certifying the rites were celebrated under license 3227 on February 11, 1906 in Washington DC.
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Bishop Satterlee
Longworth-Roosevelt
Tcholas Longworth
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Joh R Young
District Supreme Court
Henry Y. Satterlee
Henry V Satterlee
Distret
Columbia
Lerewith
N Longworth
Alune L. Roosevelt
Trevain
Washington DC
Bishop's House
Thamas Circle
Wedding Cake Souvenir At Asbury Park Council Meeting
Dr H ikinmonth, a member of the Asbury Park council, presented a fragment of Misa ANce Roosevelt’s wedding cake as a token to the mayor, clerk, and council. He noted the gesture as a celebratory memento from one of the country’s famed weddings. The cake was distributed in small tissue baskets to attendees.
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White House
Asbury Park
Washington Post
Dr. H
Ikinmonth
Ting
Compromise Possible on State Stock in B and O Holdings
Annapolis Md Feb 19 The Maryland House agreed to the Senate amendment on the Baltimore and Ohio resolution signaling a likely compromise to secure at least three million dollars for the states Washington Branch stock. The move aims to end the dispute without a full fight, while liquor regulation and a new railway bill expand into Washington County and Meyersville to Pen Mar via Catoctin and Pen Mar Railway Company.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
House
Senate
Baltimore and Ohio
Gorman
Washington County
Allegany County
Hagerstown
Iit
Anders
Catoctin and
Pen Mar
Areck
Meyersville
Ederton
Middlepoint
Garfield
Paxville
Maryland Electric Railway
Roche
Baltimore County
Maryland Jockey Club
Congress Forms Uniform Divorce Law Delegates Seek Nationwide Code
Delegates from 41 states and the District of Columbia met at the New Willard Hotel to organize a congress on a uniform divorce law. Gov. Samuel W. Pennypacker presided, committees were named, and resolutions urged states to adopt restrictions on divorce remedies and residency requirements. The gathering aims to create a model code acceptable to diverse states and prevent sweeping federal action.
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District of Columbia
Congress
New Willard Hotel
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Amasa, M Eaton
Rhode Island
C. la Rue Munson
R. T. Barton
Virgina
Albert R. Dabney
California
William H. Staake
Edward Everett Hale
Senate
Macfarland
Pennypacker
Pennywacker
South Carolina
United States of America
Japan
United States
W. ©. Hart
Louisiana
M. H Brennan
North Dakota
John P. McGourt
Uinota
A. A. Hell
Vermont
John L. Webster
Nebraska
Elta Huowles Haskell
Montana
Benjamin Nicids
Delaware
Alfred Walcott
Wichigan
Robert W. Williams
Florida
George W. Gardner
Massachusetts
Thomas M Higzger
Ovid
Rachel Siegel
Utah
M. G. Manly
Oregon
Resolutione
Walter George Smith
F. L. Siddone
District, of Columbia
George W. Williams
Georgia
J. F. Auste
Ide
Thed M. Talcott
Indiana
Charles Fr. Slibe
Maine
Muten
Urner
Maryland
Edwin A. Jaggan
Minnesota
Bishop Shanley
John R. Emery
New Jersey
E. W. Hoiteul
New York
Ralph W. Breckenridge
Virginia
Thamas B. Gallor
Tennessee
John Garland Pullard
Otto J. Kraemer
LN. Gillett
G. W. Cese
South Dakota
Jaggard
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Two Held for Murder After District Morgue Inquest
After an inquest by Coroner Nevitt at the district morgue, Charles R. Evens and Harry J. O'Donnell were bound over to the grand jury on murder charges in the death of Morris J. Holloran at Soldiers' Home on February 12. Evans and O'Donnell allegedly aided Holloran in a robbery. Evans claimed Holloran was struck with a wood block and died, with O'Donnell admitting involvement but denying pocket theft. Witness Albert Blake linked Holloran to a fatal incident near lumber piles, and the jury quickly held both defendants to the grand jury.
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Corpomer
O’donnell
Hartigan
Evans
Kivans
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
Holloran
O Donnell
O'Donnell
Albert Blake
United States
Proctor
W. E. Ambrose
Freight train held up at Ashland avenue crossing
Three robbers stopped a Chicago freight train of thirty eight cars at Ashland avenue crossing. They forced the engineer and fireman to surrender their watches and walk along the tracks, then fled after beating them. The engineer was seriously hurt. Separately, Ben Daniels, former Rough Rider, was acquitted in Nogales after being charged with selling a mine without title. Also, 12% Underwood typewriters were sent to New York as New York City schools bought 25 machines from Underwood.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Ashland Avenue
Hey
Ben Daniels
Nogales
Ariz
B. F. Daniels
Daniels
Roosevelt
Asylum Board Opens Inquiry Into St Elizabeths Charges
The District board of visitors will probe allegations from the Medico Legal Society criticizing St Elizabeths Insane Asylum operations. Dr Charles Emmons and Richard Evans assert specifics cover mistreatment and cruel practices. Dr William White denies abuse and pledges cooperation. The investigation may prompt Congress or grand jury action, with hearings planned at the asylum and public documentation forthcoming.
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Board of Visitors
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
H Street
Fourteenth Street
Committee of the Medico- Legal Society
Charles M. Emmons
Richard P. Evans
I. M. Gunnell
Hitchcock
Dr. Gunnell
Dr. Gunnet
White House
Star
Stat Chamber
Reyburn
Medico- Legal Society
Wiliam A. White
White
Board of Vistors
Emmons
Evans
Carolina
Cornelia L. Corbett
Alexandria
Congress
Grand Jury
United States
Daniel W. Baker
Government Asylum
Gunnell
Navy
John Moore
Army
Walter Wyman
The
Marine Hospital Service
G. L. McGruder
H. Kauffmann
W. A. Maury
Board of Charities
Italians Honor Giorgio Knighted for Services to Trade
The Italian colony of Washington honored Cavaliere G. Di Giorgio at Freunds banquet. The Baltimore and Washington merchant has promoted Italy America trade, earning knighthood for his efforts in linking Italian and American commerce. Attendees included A Ranaioli, Prospero iatiino, and other Baltimore Washington dignitaries.
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Freunds
Cavaliere
G. di Giorgio
Baltimore
Atlantic
Italy
America
Philip Glandal
United States
Cavallere A. Ranaioli
Cavaliere Prospero Iatiino
L. del Giorno
J. A. Feehing, Jr
H. P. Giavina
Clarence Pierce
Pietro Radice
Guieseppe Verdi
G. A. Pessagna
Elder James Rodier Dies After Wife's Death at 923 P Street
James R. Rodier, 86, dies two months after his wife of 65 years passed away. He had been inconsolable since her death and told a daughter he could not live another day. He left two sons and three daughters. Rodier, once a Georgetown businessman, had lived in Washington all his life. He died at his home Sunday after a six week illness.
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Congress
Wyoming
Washington State
Janny Leake Cummings
Seattle
Interchurch Conference
Deane
Albany
R. Ross Perry
Macfarland
District of Columbia
Max Fatland
Walter C. Clephane
Perry
F. L. Siddons
A. B. Browne
Clenhane
James R. Rodier
P Street
Northwest
Lfe
Rodier
Georgetown
Washington
Torsday
FIRED AT PRESIDENT BY THREE MOUNTED ASSASSINS
Colombian President Reyes narrowly escaped an attack while crossing Bogota's Artobispo bridge with his daughter. Eight shots were fired, five hitting the carriage. the assailants escaped amid city-wide indignation. A large reward is offered for their arrest.
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Colombia
Panama
Reyes
Artobispo
Bogota
State Department
Russell
Caracas
Russel
Woman dies saving friend near Chicago and Alton bridge
In Glasgow Missouri Anna Mae Diggs lost her life saving Louise Arthur from a freight engine on the west approach of the Chicago and Alton bridge. Diggs pushed Arthur off the tracks as the locomotive struck her. The incident follows a dramatic rescue attempt as three others escaped. In Tampa Florida, Al Christiansen defeated Steve Kissinger in a wrestling handicap match claiming three falls in under an hour.
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Glasgow
Anna Mae Diggs
Chicago and Alton Bridge
Miss Diggs
Louise Arthur
Miss Arthur
Tampa
Fla
al Christiansen
Boston
Steve Kissinger
Christiansen
Crown
Fseinger
Weather Summary from Department of Agriculture Forecast
The forecast covers a stormy northwest with depressions over Saskatchewan and Western Kansas, bringing rain and snow to the Missouri and Ohio Valleys, Upper L Lake region, and Gulf States. Warmer than normal in most areas, except northwest and central Rockies. Local rains in West Gulf and Lower Lake regions. unsettled Middle Atlantic to New England. Winds shift coastwise. storm warnings issued along the Pacific coast and northern Oregon. Temperature readings near 35 midnight rising to mid 60s by day, with humidity around 40s to 80s and no rainfall after 8 pm.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Saskatchewan
Upper Lake Region
Texas
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Rocky Mountains
Oregon
West Gulf States
Lower Lake Region
South Atlantic Coast
Pacific States
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European Porte
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Parzile ‘Oast
Columba River
Strait of Juan de Fura
Aberdeen Wash
Tittamook
Marebfald
Oreg
Eureka
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