Longworths Go Away In Private Car To Tampa
Congressman Nicholis Longworth and his bride traveled by private car to Port Tampa after arriving at Alexandria station. A small crowd gathered, autograph requests followed, and Mrs Longworth signed for a young girl while the couple avoided press.
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Bore
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
Gneyworth
Favoritism in Rate Case Endorses Public Policy
The court rejects favored handling of coal by a carrier, stressing equal treatment under published rates. It finds Chesapeake and Ohio contracts with New Haven illegal, void, and contrary to the Interstate Commerce Act. The ruling sustains an injunction against below-tariff sales and requires adherence to published freight rates.
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White
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesanenko
New Haven
Justice White
Chesapeake
Ohio
Ole
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marriage Record: Satterlee Returns Longworth Roosevelt
The formal marriage proof for Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt was filed with District of Columbia clerk Joh R Young. Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee certified that license 3227 authorized the rites and that the marriage occurred 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 Given to Asbury Park Council
Dr. H. ikinmonth presented a fragment of First Lady Mrs. Anne Roosevelt's wedding cake to Asbury Park's mayor, clerk, and council at a February meeting. He noted Washington connections and praised the couple's celebration while the cake was shared in small tissue baskets with the gathering.
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White House
Asbury Park
Washington Post
Dr. H
Ikinmonth
Compromise Likely On Washington Branch Holdings Sale
In Annapolis the House accepted the Senate amendment to the Baltimore and Ohio resolution and named the investigating committee. A compromise is expected to yield the state at least three million for its Washington Branch stock, with B&O likely to pay and end the dispute. The session also considers liquor regulation bills for Washington County and a railway charter project.
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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 Debates Uniform Divorce Law Across States
Delegates from 41 states and the District of Columbia gathered at the New Willard Hotel to organize a Congress and Uniform Divorce Law. Gov. Pennypacker led as president and urged慎 careful nationwide statutes, with committees named on credentials, procedure, and resolutions for a universal framework.
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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 Are Bound Over for Murder in District Morgue Inquest
An inquest at the District morgue led to Charles R. Evans and Harry J. O’Donnell being bound over to the grand jury on murder charges. Morris J. Holloran died February 12 at Soldiers’ Home after a blow to the head during a robbery attempt with Evans and O’Donnell. Evans testified that Holloran attacked by a lumber pile, then the pair looted Holloran’s pockets. O’Donnell admitted participation in the plan but claimed he did not rob. The jury returned the murder bound-over verdict after brief deliberation.
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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 Hold Up Near Ashland Avenue Crossing
Three robbers halted a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight train with thirty eight cars at Ashland avenue. They forced engineer and fireman to surrender their watches and walked them along the tracks before fleeing after being frightened, injuring the engineer in the exchange. Also noted Ben Daniels acquitted in Nogales after sale of mine dispute and New York schools purchasing 12 Underwood typewriters.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Ashland Avenue
Hey
Asylum Board Probes Charges At St Elizabeths
The Districts Medico Legal Society committee report prompts a board of visitors investigation into alleged mistreatment at St Elizabeths Insane Asylum. Dr William White denies abuse claims while Dr Emmons and Attorney Evans prepare witnesses and evidence for hearings. Congress and a grand jury may later join the scrutiny.
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St. Eizabeth Insane Asylum
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
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 held a banquet at Freunds honoring Cavaliere G. Di Giorgio a Baltimore and Washington merchant. The honoree is praised for expanding trade between Italy and America and was knighted for his service. About sixty five American Italians attended with speakers from the Italian Embassy and consulate praising Rome’s relations with the United States.
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Washington
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
Death by broken heart ends long married life
James R. Rodier aged 86 died at 923 P Street Northwest within two months of his wife’s passing. The couple married sixty five years and celebrated their anniversary on November 10. Rodier, formerly in Georgetown business, was well known in Washington where he lived his entire life. Survived by two sons and three daughters, he had been inconsolable after his wife’s death, telling a daughter he could not live twenty four hours. He spent six weeks bedbound before death.
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James R. Rodier
P Street
Northwest
Rodier
Georgetown
Washington
Lfe
Firing at Colombian President sparks assassination bid
Colombian President Reyes was shot at eight times on February 16 while crossing Bogota's Artobispo bridge with his daughter. none of the bullets hit him or his daughter. A large reward was offered for the would be assassins. Earlier on February 10 another attempt occurred near Bogota.
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Colombia
Panama
Reyes
Artobispo
Bogota
State Department
Russell
Caracas
Russel
Woman Dies Saving Friend On Bridge In Missouri
Glasgow February 19 Miss Anna Mae Diggs lost her life while saving friend Louise Arthur on the west approach of the Chicago and Alton bridge. The four women were crossing when Arthur stumbled onto the tracks. Diggs sprang to push her clear but was struck by the locomotive and killed instantly.
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Glasgow
Anna Mae Diggs
Chicago and Alton Bridge
Miss Diggs
Louise Arthur
Miss Arthur
Weather Forecast for Northwest and Central Regions
The bulletin notes a northwestern low pressure area over the Saskatchewan province, with broader disturbances from Texas to the Upper Lakes. Warmer than usual in most regions except the Northwest and central Rockies, with rain and snow expected across the Missouri and Lower Ohio Valleys, Gulf States, and Upper Mississippi by midweek. Winds vary by coast and season, with special storm warnings along the Pacific coast and Oregon coast. Local temperatures record highs and lows, rainfall, and sunshine percentages are provided.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Saskatchewan
Upper Lake Region
Texas
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
West Gulf States
Lower Lake Region
South Atlantic Coast
Pacific States
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Ohio Valley
Gulf Gates
Mississippi Valley
Lower Lake
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European Porte
Seather
Grand Banks
Parzfle
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Janny Leake Cummings
Seattle
Interchurch Conference
Deane
Albany
R. Ross Perry
Max Fatland
Walter C. Clephane
Perry
F. L. Siddons
A. B. Browne
Clenhane
Ben Daniels
Nogales
Ariz
B. F. Daniels
Daniels
Underwood
Underwood Co
Board of Education
City of
Eypewriter Co
Asylum Board
Medico-Legal Society Committee
Wiliam A. White
Board of Vistors
Emmons
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Cornelia L. Corbett
Philadelphia
Robert Folwell
Edward I. Green
University of Pennsylvania
Battle Creek
Mich
George W. Carlisle
Jackson
Miss
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Christian Xander
7Th St
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
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John F. Ellis & CO
Penna. Ave
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Springfeld
Ickaburg
Reese
Liebig Company
Gabler Piano
E Droop Sons Co
Steinway and Other Pianos
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Ers Wheeler
Wilson BG
Wan BO
Oppenheimer’s
Oth
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BioPxod'y
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
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