Zelaya and Margarette Baker Quietly Wed At Noon
Alfonso Zelaya son of the Nicaraguan president and Margarette Baker of this city were secretly married at the bride’s home yesterday at noon. Dr J O Baker officiated in a ring ceremony with only relatives present. The couple, who met two years ago in the United States, plan a New York honeymoon then aim to reside in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Zelaya
Nicaragua
Margarette Baker
J. O. Baker
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dr. Baker
Strala
Lohengrin
New York
Washington
New York Herald
Protestant Episcopal Church
George Foster Peabody
Kuhn-Loeb
William and
Pine Streets
Great Britain
R. Fulton Cutting
Ernest H. Crosby
John Brooks Learvitt
Edward M. Shepard
Brandor Matthews
Seth Low
Gustav E. Schwab
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Runaway youths arrested in Baltimore
Frank Beach and Benjamin Merz, two juveniles from the city, were captured in Baltimore while fleeing home. They are in Juvenile Court custody awaiting parental arrival. Special Officer Charles Wilson found them hidden in a freight car on the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington line. They claimed addresses in Washington and said they ran away to "see the world."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beach
Benjamin Merz
Baltimore
Relief Fund To Aid Lieut Moore Family
Fellow officers of Lieut James A Moore who died a week ago may raise a relief fund this week for his family Maj Sylvester plans an exhibition revolver match among patrol men with tickets sold for the fund A mortgage of 1900 hangs over Moore s late home Thomas S Hopkins sent a 10 check to Maj Sylvester to help pay the mortgage Frank P Madigan and P Hall businessmen who had known Moore sent 10 each to police headquarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Moore
Maj
Sylvester
Moore
Thomas
Hopkins
Maj. Sylvester
Frank P. Madigan
P. Hall
Lieut. Moore
Boys Glad of Arrest at Ninth Street Capture
Two sixteen year old boys Charles MelIntire and Elmer Lassie attracted detectives Mull er and Cornwall in a stormy Ninth Street northwest chase. They ran from Philadelphia, had little money for travel. Detention House holds them pending parental word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller and
Cornwall
Ninth
Charles MelIntire
Elmer Lassie
Philadelphia
Buffalo Runaway Pair Sought on Grand Larceny Charge
Buffalo police alert for Grace Lawson and Albert Mayvilla wanted on grand larceny charges. A telegram described them as a 26 year old woman in gray with gold-rimmed glasses and a 5'10\" man, both to be watched on incoming trains from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Amiss
Grace Lawson
Albert Mayvilla
Grace
Mayville
Death notice for Maj. Robert M. Rogers
Military Secretary reports Maj. Robert M. Rogers retired Army died in Portland Maine on Friday. A West Point graduate he served in the army and died of Brights disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Rogers
Anny Kaapean
Robert M. Rogers
Portland
Desert hardships depicted in Nat Geo talk
Fabert H. Chapman of the United States Geological Survey spoke at Hubbard House on National Geographic Society about trials in the cevada der ie and Death Valley. He noted water scarcity commanding high prices, primitive transport by donkey called the angel of the desert, and predicted Nevada mines could become key to U S commerce.
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Cevada Deverie
Death Valley
Stereorthan
Fabert H. Chapman
National Geographic Society
Hubbard
Memorial Halh Chapman Ia
United States Geological Survey
Chapman
Desert
Nevada Desert
United States
Runaway Girl Nellie Cooley Brought Home by Father and Detective
Nellie Cooley, a teen who disappeared from her home Tuesday, was located near Gaithersburg by her father Eugene Cooley and Detective Baur after days on her trail. She insisted she would not live with her aunt and was taken to Washington by train with officials notifying nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baur
Nellie Cooley
Tuesaday
Gaithersburg
Thomas Mms
Gaitherspurg
Sherif George Mullican
Mills
Neltie
Eugene Cooley
Sir Fourteenth Street
Shark Mul-lean
Relatives Locate Kent Woman Missing Six Years
Relatives of Josephine Eva Kent, found dead at Wright's on Tenth Street, were traced to Boston. Mrs Hulda Kent of Brooklyn is her mother, with Mrs E B Small and a family friend in Boston. Kent disappeared six years earlier at age twenty three after running a manicure shop in Washington. The body was to be shipped to New York if claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Eva Kent
Wright
Tenth Street
Boston
Mass
Post
Hulda Kent
Rochester
East New York Avenues
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. B. Small
Davis Street
Milliken
Mit Kent
Hillsworth
Amt
Washington
Kent
Itta
New York
Carter Family In Court Disturbing The Peace Sentences Man
A family spat at Police Court led Judge Mulloway to sentence Thomas Carter to thirty days' confinement after hearing his and Mary Carter's evidence. Mary was released. Her two children and mother-in-law attended the hearing as the husband left for prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
Mulloway
Thomas Carter
Mary
Nicanor Peraza Death Noted in New York
Notify by telegram Dinlater Calvo of Conta Rica reports the death in New York Friday of Nicanor Bolet Peraga former Venezuelan minister in Washington. Calvo calls him an eminent Latin American patriot and cites his Lincoln speech at the first Pan American conference as a key to his fame as a statesman and orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinlater Calvo
Conta Rica
New York
Nicanor Bolet Peraga
Venezuela
Washington
Minister Calvo
Abraham Lincoln
Guarded Temple Prank Echoes Through G Street in Abyssinian King Tale
A college fraternity prank on G Street Northwest sparked crowded speculation as townsfolk watched a man in a late 19th century style uniform with a blunderbuss, red admiral coat, and ornate gear. By midday the gathering realized the spectacle was a staged vigil for new member initiation, not a royal visit. Authorities, weary from inquiries, were thwarted at the scene as the story spread that the “King of Abyssinia” was present, until the ruse was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Street
Lear
Cullass
Rme
King
Mystic House
Abyesinis
Royal Potentals
Washington
Aaga
Mystic Temple
Congressman Wood Speaks at Missouri Society Meeting
A Missouri Society gathering at Pythian Temple featured Rep. Wood of St. Louis giving a talk titled The Passing of the Original America and Attorney Alexander Rorke discussing Publicity Applied to Corporations. Vocal solos by Miss Alice Deane, Miss Marie McKeavitt, and Mr. Charles Black with Exputa Daly on piano. about 200 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Society
Pythian Temple
Wood
St. Louis
America
Alexander
Rorke
Alice Deane
Marie McKeavitt
Charles Black
Exputa-Daly
SINGER MEETS PRESIDENT AND MEMORIES RECALL
A North Carolina born singer Misa Bossi Abbott visited President Roosevelt and received a life size photograph with his autograph. She has trained under Jean de Resske, sings lead roles in operas, and toured America gaining notable distinction. The report also covers local crime notes including a fractured skull case, a theft, and a search for Chloe Eddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihad
Misa Bossi Abbott
Grand Opera Company
Washington
Miss Abbott
North Carolina
Jean de Resske
Conrled Chase
Misa Abbott
Paris
Roosevelt
Mies Abbott
Carmen
Faust
Rigoletto
Martha
Americans to Retry in Mexican Supreme Court
State Department received a report from the American consul at Chihuahua detailing the murder conviction of two Americans, Finstad and Coughlin. Under Mexican law a homicide by three or more people allows punishment of survivors. The case, initially decided in a lower court, will be retried in Chihuahua’s Supreme Court. An international squabble was averted as no proof tied the Americans to the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Chinuahua
Mexico
Finstad
Coughlin
Supreme Court of
Chihuahua
Youth and man charged after bicycle sale ruse
Detective Mullin arrested Clarencea Cox aged eighteen and James Cox aged forty two on petit larceny and false pretenses after a young man tried to sell a new bicycle on Ninth Street. The youth brought a man posing as his father. the pair claimed no relation. They are due in court tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullin
Clarencea Cox
James Cox
Ninth Street
Young Cox
First Precinct
Coxt Anid
Cox
Burglary attempt leads to early morning porch scuffle
Benjamin Walsh of 162 F street northwest fought with a burglar who tried to pick his front door lock early yesterday. The intruder escaped after a brief scuffle on the porch while Walsh, unarmed and partly dressed, could not pursue. Police from the Ninth precinct are seeking the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth’ Precinct
Benjamin Walsh
F Street Northwest
Walsh
Eight Hour Day Meeting of Columbia Typographical Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Columbia Typographical Union plans an afternoon gathering at Typographical Temple 423 G Street NW to mobilize support for the eight hour day. Auxiliary No 2 president Mrs Bert Wolf will preside with speakers Willis L Moore chief of the Weather Bureau and J L Rodier addressing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxilary of Columbia Typographical Union
Typographical Temple
G Street
Bert Wolf
Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
J. L., Rodier
Weather picture from March 4 shows unsettled Atlantic region
The Weather Bureau reports high pressure over Canada and the northeastern U S with snow from Maryland to North Carolina. Temperatures vary, with rising marks in the Northwest and below average elsewhere. Sunday mostly fair in many areas with rain or snow in the Ohio Valley and Mid Atlantic. Winds NE along the coast and fresh to brisk elsewhere.
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B. Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
Canada
New England
Middle Atlantic
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
West Virgina
Ohio
Indiana
North Carolina
Pacifi Coast
Platesy
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Midate Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Atlante Canal
Interior
Atelantic Coast
Wisda
Atlanta
Bridk
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Plead for Goupins and the Washington Post Prizes
Readers write to the editor urging support for contestants in The Washington Post prize drive. Supporters praise Capt Beers of Truck D for years of service and leadership, while groups like the Women's Army and Navy League and the Soldiers Sailors and Marine Club double efforts to back winners. A poetic note from the Washington Canoe Club emphasizes willingness to help and urges readers to vote and donate.
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Washington Post In
Capt. Beers
Post
Beers
Beavers
Gira
Truck D
Women’s Army and Navy League
League
Soldiers, Sailors, and Marine Club
Army
Navy
Utter
Canos Club
Washington Canosa
Throne Rumors Swirl as King Edward Cruises Mediter ranean
London dispatch reports speculation on King Edward's Mediterranean voyage and a Montenegro visit. It notes cordial Anglo Austrian ties amid Berlin worries and recalls the Prince of Montenegro’s earlier postal order fraud to raise funds, prompting Austria to suspend payments until the czar paid 400000 in debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
Prince
Vienna
Edward
Mediterranean
Cabie
Washington Post
London
King Edward
Tie
Montenegro
Prince Mirke
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Morocco
Prince of Montenesto
John R Walsh's Other Side Loan Against Cemetery Lot
A Chicago banker John R Walsh refused a loan to a stranger offering a Grace land Cemetery lot as collateral. The man produced a deed and an undertaker verified him. Walsh offered $100 for ninety days with no note, warning that nonpayment would lead to a grave dug in the empty grave lot if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BR. Walsh
Chicago
Walsh
Graceland Cemetery
Deak
Hedei
Graceland
Péine
Another Great Cure by Hood s Sarsaparilla in Vermont
Charles L Hutchins of Royalton Vermont praises Hood s Sarsaparilla after his 15 year old son Arthur recovered from a hip injury and illness following surgery. The testimonial claims Hood s cleanses blood, cures dyspepsia and kidney trouble, and improves appetite and sleep. Also notes availability of chocolate tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hi Hood
Kidney Disease and Catarrh Remainder in Peruna Claim
An article argues Brights Disease is a phase of catarrh and that Peruna can cure kidney ailments by acting as a systemic catarrh remedy. It cites testimonials including Otto A. Fleisner praising relief after one week and a six month cure, claiming removal of poisons and lasting recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perona
Wenty
Bartman
Bright
Otto A. Fleiasner
Col
W. J. Cody
Sixth Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Lfe
Charcoal Lozenges and Easter Notes Across Pages
A collage of notices discusses financial schemes, religious scrutiny of scripture, Easter dating, and the health uses of charcoal. Mentions funding schemes, church reform figures, and prominent names like R. Fulton Cutting and George Foster Peabody, plus health claims for Stuart Charcoal Lozenges and a Southeast Africa hunting to rival Selous.
Stick to It Leads to Big Railroad Sales
A salesman chronicles two customers won by persistence and strategy. He pursues a railroad dining service buyer, follows to a restaurant, earns a handshake, and lands a large order. Another railroad client resists for years until steady weekly visits pay off with a major commission. Stick to It builds business and nerves.
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Zelaya
Miss Baker
Trip
Lookout
Oregon
Attorny
Galbraith A. M. BE. Zion Church
Death Valley Horrors
Josephine
Carter
Nicanor Peraza
Howard
Alumni Association of the
Howard University
F. W. Fairfield
The
Universlty
Prot. Miller
Funnell
Shedd
Posey
Wetherness
Smith
Boston Club
Ward Room Club
Naval Militts of
Massachusetts
C.F. Nesbitt
G F. Nesbitt
Bethel Literary and Historical Association
A.M. E. Church
Hugh Kirkman
Sixth Cavalry
Strand
Horace J. Litte
Philippine Scouts
Phiippine Islands
Chicago News
Bifftang
Windig
Biffratt
Washington Mg
Congressman Wood
Mission Society
Singer
White House
Bessie Abbott
Mark Chevereux
Providence Hospital
Chevereux
Alfred Tingle
David Hoss
Wage
John Thomas
Stanton Avenue
Edward Smith
Thomas Young
Marine Hospital
Acton
King Street
Alexandria
Chloe Eddington
Chloe E Eddington
Findlay
Mary Morehead
Pose
Him
Woman's Auxiliary
Asheville
le Atlantic
City
Bramarck
Dex
Toston
Mramato
Cincinnani
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenpo
Coln
Towa
Tex. Ry
Relena
Hunt
Jackrosvelt
Kansas City
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
East Lake City
St Louis
A. Paul
Ang
Pringasla
Vickabura
Mies
Teickster
Prince of
John R. Walsh
Charles L. Hutchins
Royalton
Cheleea
Arthur
Mill Dam
Mary’ Fletcher
Burlington
Hilla
Perruna
MR. M. Broderick
Slunphs Lygg
Avenu
Poverty of
Stuart
Denese
Riuart
the Observer
Africa
Selous
Lord
Owley
de Clifford
Ashburton
Frphn
Tella
Ste
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