Bride of Kerait Gala Scene at British Embassy Wedding
The ceremony at the British Embassy Chapel was held in a drenching rain as diplomat and military uniforms contrasted with elaborate gowns. Bride Wyatt Willard, daughter of Willard, wed American Ambassador Roosevelt era, followed by a lavish breakfast and reception at the embassy with Spanish and diplomatic guests, amid crowds and ornate decorations.
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Washington Post
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Motes
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Spain
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Ameth
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Ifanso
Mall of Honor
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Jace
Thun
Faxis
Yorke
Wal Bas Americin
Virginia Christian
Andrew II
Jimond
Bass
Wien
Marehion
Willard Tome
Madrid
Woolard
Nicholas Longworthy
Kitherine
Beautiful Daughter of Ambassador Weds Former President's Son
The marriage unites two prominent families as the daughter of the U.S. ambassador to Spain weds the former president’s son. Guests include diplomatic and political figures, reflecting a union that draws widespread attention.
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Spain
Roosevelt Dynasty Heads to Southern Spain for Royal Row and Romance
The American embassy and consulate staff attend a Madrid ballroom scene as Col Roosevelt and Miss Willard wed nearby. The carriage of state includes Kermit Roosevelt, the Marquis de Lema, and Mrs Willard. After Prado visits and armor rooms, the bridal pair sail to Sao Paulo to join the Rondon expedition.
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Roosevelt
Virginia
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Marquis de Lema
Spain
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Paris
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Madrid
Sao Paulo
Brazil
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Ax- Pediton
South America
Plans Kept Secret for Fear of Suffragettes
London reports secrecy surrounds Col Theodore Roosevelt during his England visit. Except for his Royal Geographical Society lecture, Roosevelt will attend only private functions at London’s insistence. Sir Edward Grey hosts a luncheon June 15, Ambassador Walter Hines Page arranges a separate luncheon, and Roosevelt will vacation at Chequers Court with host Arthur Hamilton Lee for the duration of his stay.
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Theodore
Walter Hines Page
Chequers Court
Buckinghamshire
Arthur Hamilton Lee
House of Commons
United States
England
Business Men for Congress Urges Demagogue-Resistant Reform
New London June 1 Frank A Vanderlip president National City Bank of New York told the New York Bankers Association that politics now drives business more than economics. He urged business men to organize to push for congressional representation, fight demagogues, and ensure intelligent leadership in finance and policy. He warned lawmakers shape policy over executive plans and urged civic action to elect principled businessmen.
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New York Bankers’ Association
Frank A Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Congressional Record
Financial Chronicle
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Ufe
Blasherskites
William K Els Improves After Shooting At Night Incident
William K Ellis the real estate broker injured by a gunshot last Sunday night continues to improve. Dr William P Carr says the bullet is embedded in the skull bone at the back and extraction could prove fatal.
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William K. Els
William K Ellis
Wiliam P Carr
Personal Injury Suits Filed Against Washington Railway Group
In the District Supreme Court two personal injury cases began yesterday. Bradley W Doyle seeks 10000 for his wife Amanda B Doyle who alleges a February 1 1913 fall on a platform over a street depression caused a left leg fracture and two inch shortening after surgery. Mrs Doyle also claims medical expenses. Amanda claims permanent injury from a street car collision on January 8 1913. Triggod Hart administrator of Witham F Gladden sues for 11000 against Washington Gas Light and Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railway. Gladden was crushed when a trestle collapsed while piloting a train in the yards of the gas company.
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Amanda B Doyle
Washington Railway and Elecie Company
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East Capitol
Bult
Jessin Porter Wood
Washington Railway and Electric Company
G Street
Third
Fifth Streets
Northwest
Triggod Hart
Witham F Gladden
Washington Gas Light Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railway
Glad Dey
New Directors Named For First National Fire Insurance Co
Stockholders met for annual director election. Trederick S Dudley acting president presided. A E L Leckie Robert H Young and W H Sholes named tellers. 175000 shares held by about 3200 shareholders. Ballot counting to take two days. result expected tomorrow. Factions led by Robert J Wynne and Dudley contest control. Bullitt seeks Kentucky Senate seat by June 11. would run for short term ending 1915-03-04.
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Trederick S Dudley
E L Leckie
Robert H Young
W H Sholes
Robert J Wynne
Dudley
Obituary notices for Birkhimer Smith and Kidwell
Funeral services for Brig Gen William Edward Birkhimer USA retired, who died Wednesday, will be at 2 PM this afternoon from his residence, with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Also slated are services for Harry Blair Smith, former secretary to Rep Lovering of Massachusetts, at Oath Hill Cemetery at 3 PM, and for Herbert C Kidwell, the diver drowned in the Panama Canal, at Arlington at 4 PM.
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USA
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Arington National Cemetery
Philippines
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Representative Lovering
Massachusetts
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Oathlil Cemetery
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Washington
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Annie Hinton Smith
House
Herbert C Kidwell
Panama Canal
Arlington
Kidwell
Douglas Kidwell
Ballstonia
Verna Brent
F Street
Southern to Spend More for Property Improvements
Southern Railway plans continued reinvestment of earnings into property while seeking greater efficiency and expanded service for the South. The company has raised 10 million dollars to fund larger terminal facilities, yards, and shops, and will invest in extensive double track construction to enhance main line trackage.
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Harrison
Southern Railway Company
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Kalbfus Restored To Office By Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals restoration returns Samuel Y Kalbfus to the board of assistant assessors after removal by commissioners last August 19. The mandate hints commissioners may act if he resumes the post, but could drop actions if he declines. It also remands action, awards $70 costs to commissioners, and notes Howard W Oyster filling the vacancy. Anna Morhan dated January 25 197, wills Ada Byron Morrison as executrix with Ada Morrison Morrison siblings sharing remainder and small bequests to McElbrath, Mary Bechtler, Mary Hayes, and Olive Morrison Wand.
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Kalbfus
Kallotua
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Ada Byron Morrison
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Harriet Gertrude Hayes
Joseph McElbrath
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Mary Ivy Hayes
Olive Morrison Wand
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