Miss Marjory Hughes Weds Charles Hughes Jr In New York
In New York at the Cathedral of St John the Divine Miss Marjory Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Le Stuart, married Charles I Hughes Jr son of Associate Justice Hughes of the United States Supreme Court. About 100 guests attended with classmates as attendants. ceremony at St Saviour’s Chapel followed by a modest breakfast with family. The couple will reside in Washington after a brief wedding trip.
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New York
Justice Hughes
Sherifs
Washington Post
John Jas Oiguie
Marjory Tee Sluad
Charles I F Hughes
Jas Tharlea PB. Hughes
Tnited
Supreme Court
Hughes
Elise
Mia
Henry le Stuart
Cretat Pate
Justice
Acs
Tughes
St Saviour'a
Ride Sud
Helen Musbes
Vassar
Mantelair
Martha K. Strong
Boston
Audrey WW. Thompson
Portland
Mariery Woda
Sewicksey
Stughes
Ptack
Hughes Willive
Death Race from Alaska Aiding to Reach Harrisburg Bedside
Preston Jr Uperroth sails from Alaska to reach his ailing relative Mrs Cberroth in Harrisburg Pennsylvania hospital for a scarce operation. Wireless contact delayed communication and a line of ships and cutters is arranged to meet the journey with a possible arrival around June 20.
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Apt
Preston Jr. Uperroth
McCulloch
Whro
Harrisburg
Jans
Cberroth
Neate
North Bread
Alaska
Alaskan
McCullord
W Nid Witt
Cordova
Seattle
Aberroth
Dr Wilder Resigns After Long Service and Decades of Work
Dr W H Wilder resigns from his post after extensive service including years as president of Lacey Webb Training for Nurses and Deaconesses and tenure as presiding elder of the Decatur district. He will have three months leave and then relocate to Wheaton after a three month vacation.
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Wilasney, Wilder
Lacey Webb
Wilder
M. FR
Decatur
Tillwall Wesleyanversity
Minas
Jacksonville
Fla
Vis
Washington
Wilter
Wheeos
Dean Gregory Retires From Law School Post
Jean Charles N Gregory of the George ington Chivers Law School resigns after three years as head to pursue a home in Washington. He served ten years as dean at Iowa University before joining this citys institution and remains editor of the American Journal of International Law and council member of both American and London International Law Associations.
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Jean Charles N. Gregory
Georgeington Chivers Law School
Gregory
Iowa University
Washington
American Journal of International Law
Maryland Bankers Meet Praises New Currency Law in Cape May
The Maryland Bankers Association opened its nineteenth annual meeting in Cape May New Jersey with discussions led by William C Page president who expressed hope the new law would be workable and ease bankers anxiety Channing Rudd of Baltimore praised the Federal Reserve Act calling it the greatest constructive legislation since the Civil War The secretary reported 2 members and officers to be elected and the annual banquet set for tomorrow.
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Cape May
N. J
Maryland Bankers' Association
William C. Page
Association
United States
Abandoned boat found with man's clothes drifted near Twining City
An empty rowboat containing a man's clothing was located on the Eastern Branch near Twining City last night. Police from Hlaventh precinct recovered the craft and opened an investigation. The boat held gray trousers, a white outing shirt, underwear, socks, a white tie, a leather belt, and tan shoes with no identifying papers or marks to reveal the owner.
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Twining City
Hlaventh Precinet
Hecht
Police Seek Relatives for Manaseag Man Held in Virginia
Michael Berry, 50, was detained at Manaseag Virginia as authorities ask Washington police to locate his relatives. He claimed a Washington residence and a son in business at Center market. He gave addresses 92 Eleventh street northwest and 42 Eleventh street southeast, but inquiries yielded no information.
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Michael Berry
Manaseag
Washington
Berry
Hera
Center Market
Ile
Eleventh Street
Widow Clings to Faith After Yale Field Death
Mark H. Burch, wealthy dry goods wholesaler, dies of apoplexy after Yale Harvard game. Widow Harriet Burch, follower of Christian Science healer Mrs. A B Huber, declares transition occurred but hopes for miracle return. Funeral arrangements made. healer leaves then returns offering spiritual guidance.
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Mark H. Burch
Yale Field
New York
Christian Scientela
Mark Hy. Burch
Harriet Burch
Augusta B. Stetson
Buelldt
KING MAY CIRCLE GLOBE TOUR PLANNED FOR CANADA AUSTRALIA
King George plans a tour of overseas dominions including Canada South Africa and Australia with a stop at Canberra to attend the founding of the Australian federal capital. The route may run via the Cape and home, with autumn or early winter timing next year.
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George
Canada
South Africa
Australia
Washington Post
Lenton
Cape
Colonial Office
Dominions
King George
Canberra
Bride Seized With Rabies In June Wedding
Miss Ollie Harmon, nineteen, of Goram, married a week ago in York Pennsylvania scene, developed a severe rabies case after a serenade. Doctors Posey report violent episodes requiring three men to restrain her in bed. She was bitten by a dog fifteen years earlier.
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Wannington
York
Ollie Harmon
Goram
Dra. David
Harry Posey
Millionaire Bride Marries Widowed Heiress at Private New London Ceremony
The Washington Post reports Gretoria heir Morton Plant wed Mrs. Mary Calawell Manwaring in Bransford House near New London. The $78 million gift and the hush ceremony drew only relatives and staff. Rumors of engagement had circulated since the divorce filing in April. The Rev Kerridge witnessed, contrary to early reports.
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Dr. Kerridge
Miss Honaire
New London
Conn
Plant
Washington Post
Ora Morton
Gretoria
Mary
Calawell Manwaring
Seldon B. Manwaring
Justice of the
Benjamin H. Hewitt
Bransford House
Roosevelt throat trouble attributed to speech and summer heat
London replies that Col Roosevelt’s throat was poor from excessive speaking while summer heat persisted, but Dr Richardson doubts the severity. He notes Roosevelt’s sighted throat issues have often appeared and responded to treatment, with no lasting seriousness.
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London
Col. Roosevelt
Hichardson
Richardson
Wynne Reelected as Insurance Chief Amid Proxy Protest
Robert J. Wynne was reelected president of the First National Dire Insurance Company at a stockholders meeting. Fred T. Dubois elected first vice president and treasurer. A protest over proxies was deemed not actionable after review, with 15 directors certified and Wynne slated to resume leadership at the start of business today. Protesting signers allege proxies were obtained by misrepresentation.
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Robert J. Wynne
First National Dire Insurance Company
Dhosen
Fred T. Dubois
Chester Tomson
H. M. Warrenfelts
Geoffrey Creyke
Frank ©. Dinges
Daniel V. Chisholm
John Lewis Smith
George B. Livingston
Gustave E. Rausch
Thomas R. Hamer
James 3. Ehagby Smith
John PF. Callins
H. @. Barton
George M. Ddsall
Thia
Ticket of Fittest
Robert N. Harper
Stovauctcns Poaysemurey
A. E. J. Leckle
W. H. Sholes
Robert H. Young
Wynne
Dubois
Wynne Satana
Bates Warren
Robert R. Tuttle
B. R. Waltera
F. §. Dudley
William Frank Thyson
J. Johnson
Aignera
Messrs. Wytine and Dubois
Churchill Claims Estate in Father's Will Ruling Case
London report notes Lady Randolph Churchill disputes her late husband Lord Randolph Churchill's will over an income and a half share to his sons upon remarriage. Her recent divorce and second marriage to George Cornwallis West complicate trusteeship. She has begun action against her two sons who seek rights for their children.
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Lady Randolph
Washington Post
London
Lady Randolph Churchil
Winston Churchill
George Cornwallis West
Pat” Campbell
Lord Randolph
Cage
Cornwallis West
Prince Umberto Faints at Palma Majorca Bull Fight
Special cable from Madrid reports ten year old crown prince Umberto witnessing his first bull fight at Palma Majorca. He fainted after blood, recovered and was returned to the Italian warship Puglia crying and frightened. Accompanied by tutor Capt Ronaldia, who is to spend part of his time in naval service, the prince may never see such events again.
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Washington Post
Madrid
Umberto
Rich Girl Trued For Life In German Murder Trial
Berlin June 17 A 20 year old heiress Brunhilde Wilden faces a murder trial for the deemed crime of passion. She is accused of fatally shooting former fiance Dr Nettelbeck in Hilverfeld after an argument over marriage. Her physician ally Tr Nolten is charged as instigator.
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Washington
Berlin
Hilverfeld
Brunhilde Wilden
Nettelbeck
Tr. Nolten
Dusgeldorf
Franjefn Wilden
Bars Up To Greeks In Turkey
A Turkish proclamation set Smyrna and Dardanelles area under state control to halt Greek emigration. In Philadelphia a ceremonial renaming occurred as the Fei Hung, now Helle, is presented to Greece. Alexander Ion of New York warned Greece seeks the flag over Constantinople amid rising tensions. Both nations prepare for possible armed conflict.
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Tendon
Exchange Telegraph Company
Constantinople
Stata
Viege
Smyria
Minor
Dardanelles
Turkey
Philadelphia
Fei Hung
Greece
Helle
Alexander Lon
New York
Pan-Hellenic Union
Belmont Dines Polo Teams After Meadowbrook Dinner
Hampstead New Jersey June 17 The victorious English polo team and the American cup defenders were guests of August Belmont at a supper at Meadowbrook Club. English players and former team members attended. The English team sails home Saturday while some ponies depart Minnetonka. Pepper Pot and Niblicle change hands with Frederick H Prince Jr and Louis B Stoddard buying two horses.
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Frederick H. Prince, Jr
Boston
Pepper Pot
Louis B. Stoddard
Niblicle
Paris Streets Claim The Dead In Great Storm
Paris reports a deadly storm with sixty feet of Rue de Belleville sidewalk collapsing. Rescue crews recover two children in Place St Phillipe du Roule and a man in Rue du Havre. Hats and umbrellas found, two identified as missing persons.
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Paris
Rue de Belleville
Saloon Transfer Held Up Amid License Hearing
Louise Vieseman sought transfer of liquor license from 201 to 24 H street NW in a hearing before the excise board. A. E. Shoemaker for the Antisaloon League protested that the new location lies within 100 feet of a school, challenging its zoning under the new excise law. Board reserved decision.
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Wirs
Louise Vieseman
Excise Board
A. E. Shoemaker
Antisaloon League
Spaghetti Makers Convene to Standardize Eating Style
Chicago reports the National Association of Spaghetti Makers in session to standardize how spaghetti is consumed. Members showcase pot devices for twirling and discuss an upcoming spaghetti eating contest. They note U S consumption of pasta and noodles, with millions of pounds imported and produced annually. They critique common dining gaffes and urge better methods to avoid mess and waste.
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Washington Foat
Chicago
National Association of Spaghetti Makers
National Association
C. F. Mueller
America
Roosevelt Adds To World's Fish Stories At RGS Lecture
London editors react to Col Roosevelt's river of doubt talk at the Royal Geographical Society. The Evening Standard credits humor and travel anecdotes, Pall Mall Gazette calls it a new fish tale for Brazil, while Westminster Gazette notes zoological horrors and fears for nursery tales.
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London
Col. Roosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
London Evening Standard
Mission Station Wrecked by White Wolf Brigade
Report from Peking dated June 17 states brigand White Wolf and about a thousand followers broke a troop circle on Lily Mountain near Lanchow. Gen Chao pursued with five thousand troops. Separate dispatch from New York says Kan Su stations rioted and a cafe mission was destroyed, but no cause for anxiety.
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White Wolf
Elade
Peking
Lily Mountain
Lanchow
Chao
New York
Christian and Missionary Alliance of
China
Virginian Heads Delaware College President Pick
Dr. Mitchell, president of the Medical College of Virginia, announced he has accepted the presidency of Delaware College at Newark and will take charge around June 4, after June 12 in Richmond Virginia.
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Virginian
Delaware College
Richmond
8. Mitchell
Medical College of Virginia
Newark
Del
Bear delays Karluk rescue near Nome Alaska
The revenue cutter Bear arrived at Nome and advised the Treasury that ice prevents any immediate rescue of the Karluk crew stranded on Wrangell Island. The Karluk carried Stefansson on a polar expedition, making the vessel Canadian.
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United States Revenue
Bear
Nome
Alaska
Treasury Department
Wrangell Island
Stefansson
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrivals and Departures
Movements of ocean steamers show arrivals at New York including Pennsylvania from Hamburg Barbetisan Kalees Wilhelm Der Grosse Olympic Kalterin Auguste Victoria from New York and Sherbourg, with BAILED ships Un Province from New York to Havre St Louis from Southampton to New York Kaiser Wilhelm II returning after a collision and Lusitania expected to dock at New York Friday at 6 a.m.
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Pennsylvania
Hamburg
New York
Barbetisan
Bremen
Kalees Wilhelm der Grosse
Olympic
Southampton
Kalterin Auguste Victoria
Sherbourg
Havre
St. Louis
Kaiser Wilheim II
Lusitania
Liverpool
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Marjory Bruce Stuart
Cathedral
Lawrence G. Hennett
Pes City
Meyers
Newton of
Chase
Charles W. Graham
Timothy W. Pfeiffer
Lork~ Flenderson
Cumberland
Brown
John P. Wrters
St. Michael’a
Mra
Dudley Field
Malone
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Capt
Uberroth
W. H. Wilder
Dean Gregory
George Washington Law School
Galt & Bro. Jewellers
Pennsylvania Ave
Maryland “Bankers
Manassas
Way
Husband
Senda
Ralph
Yale
Bure
New Haven
Burch
Euclid Hall
King May Circle Globe
Bride
Dag
Federation of ‘Woitten’s Clubs
Apollo
Daphne
Vorne Chappelle
Bagh
First National Fire
Churchill Claims Estate
Prince
Sullring
Italy
Porte
Belmont Dines
Meadowbrook
Armour
Say Colonel
Mission Station
Rca
Namsook
Pioor
Kneessi
Seventh St
Burchell
N. W. Berchell
J. M. Stein & Co
Thirteenth St
J. M. Stein
the Post
Holy Land
Karluk
Atlantic City
Wikdundd
Angeles
Holy Beach
Oceaney
Eefale City
Avalon
Stems Harbor M
Pennsylvania R. R
Hodges
Big Blank Book Shop
Star Building
Steinway
Thos. E. Young
Lamaga
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Sunday Post
Xander
McCray
McCray Refrigerator Co
Gill St
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