Actress Bride W Coreys Wedding at Gotham Hotel
New York May 14. Actress Mabella Gilman became Mrs William Ellis Corey at 1 30 this morning in the royal suite at the Gotham Hotel. The ceremony followed a lavish dinner costing 5000 with a simple late afternoon exchange of vows. The couple, Walter Coreys parents and a large bridal party attended as guests arrived by carriage for the quiet, flower filled service in a chancel room adorned with smilax orchids and pink roses.
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Washington Post
New York
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Mabella Gilman
Hetel Gotham
Corey
Ang Mis A
A Corey
Jong Stremers
Smiflax
Maud
Ucey
Moss Gilman
J I. Clark
Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Gillan
Mr. Corey
Miss Gilman
Charles W. Saker
A. A. Gorey
Dinkey
George W. Woolsey
Oil
Thomas Cleveland Davis
Ikner
Francis Erskine Shaw
Toy J. L Clark
Slocum
M-Cormick
Tanner
Sie
Gilman
Frances Erskine Shaw
London
Self-Hypnotized Dying in Front of a Grave Experiment
Massachusetts man A H Simpson of Southbridge lies in a cataleptic trance after self hypnotizing over two weeks ago. Doctors now say his condition is self induced by hypnotism and he is slowly dying, having become unconscious and unarousable with no known brain disorder. Simpson, a lifelong hypnosis student, believed a self hypnotized subject could stay dead for two weeks and may have emulated it.
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Massachusetts
Washington Post
Worcester
Mass
A. H. Simpson
Southbridge
Simpson
Sage Foundation to attack poverty causes not relief aid
Mrs Russel Sage elected president of the Sage Foundation endowed with 10 million to eradicate poverty sources. Trustees at 30 Broad Street vow no individual relief and no higher education funding, focusing on ending ignorance and pauperism through broad social reform.
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de Forest
Mr. Glenn
Jana
Baltimore
Board of Supervisors and
City Charities of
National Conference of Charities and Correction
State Conference of Charities
Sage Foundation
General Education Board
T J Ryan to Retire From Business Not Seeking Office
Richmond Va May 14 The report that Thames FP Ryan had political motives is denied by a close friend. Ryan will retire from active business and move to Nelson County to farm and raise cattle horses and enjoy leisure. He plans no political office and has already accumulated enough to quit business. Also ads announce a $1 day trip to Harpers Ferry Charlestown and Winchester from Baltimore Washington May 19 and a new cabinet grand piano auction at Wilson Mayers 1287 and 1228 G St.
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Washington Post
Ruchmond
Thames FP
Ryan
Virginia
Nelson County
New York
Harpers Ferry
Charlestown
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio Station
Washington
Wilson Mayers
War in Honduras as factions clash over presidency
Dispatches from Puerto Cortes report renewed fighting in Honduras amid shifting alliances. Vicaraguans and Hondurans back competing presidential aspirants led by Sierra and Gutierez, while Bonilla loyalists face prison in San Salvador. US gunboat Marietta experiences telegram tampering delaying withdrawal of marines.
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Tegucigalpa
Third
Sierra
Gutierez
Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Honduras
Interior
Tequecalpa
Nacaome
Guiterex
Forlicarpo Bonilla
San Salvador
Davilla
Banduras
Diaz Ready to End Wars in Central America
In an interview from the palace, President Diaz says Mexico did not seek war with Guatemala and would act only if provoked. He urges a brief war if necessary, favors a Central American amalgamation under a strong leader, and offers U.S. protectorate cooperation without territorial gain. Mexico seeks no addition to its territory.
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Mexico
Talveston
Tex
Diaz
Guatemala
United States
Ohit
Omo Republians
Ohio
Boy Edward Maloney Death Ruled Non Murder Case
Special to The Washington Post Newark May 1 year The death of four year old Edward Maloney son of a Cedar Grove mill superintendent found with a crushed skull near his home was ruled an accidental fall from a tree. County Prosecutor Young County Physician Elliott and Detectives Geer and Godfrey led the investigation and determined the boy climbed the tree and fell striking his head on a trap rock knob.
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Washington Post
Newark
N. J
Edward Maloney
Cedar Grove
Young
Ellistt
Geer and
Godfrey
Mill Handa
Elliott
Minioney
Eliott
Maloney
Daubs Mayor With Paint In Detroit Street Incident
Mrs Lyndon Perkins Stanley former Detroit United Railway official and London subway manager chased Mayor Froyda Andrews of New Baltimore through Detroit streets last Saturday and daubed paint on his face head and hands after he refused to apologize for alleged insult. The exclusive Detroit society set bristles at Myra Stanley known attorney also involved.
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Washiagton Post
Detroit
Mich
Lyndon, Perkins-Stanley
Albert L. Stanley
Detroit United Railway
London
England
Froyda E. Andrews
New Baltimore
Safe Blowings Net Small Loot for Burglars
A traveling troupe of safe blowers and second-story men hit Hatboro near Willow Grove early this morning. They blew the Philadelphia and Reading Railway station safe, taking all the strong box contents and about $200 in loose change. Eugene Blair awoke to find his house ransacked after an explosion.
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Philadelphia
Hatboro
Willow Grove
Philadelphia and
Reading
Eugene Blair
Blair
Wynne Seeks Law to Aid Cattle Steamer Victims
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports in London that many stranded American students and youths miss return passage after working aboard cattle ships to Europe. Consul General Wynne urges Congress to require steamship lines to provide return passage to every American who travels abroad for work. He cautions young men that Europe may be unsafe for finding jobs.
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Wynne
Washington Post
London
United States
West End
Atlantic
America
Congress
Europe
Eleven Paintings Stolen From New York Dealer
Special to The Washitom Post reports art dealer Jones of 42 West 2nd Street warned authorities of a theft on West Thirtieth Street Day. Eleven paintings valued at 35 are missing with several portraits and a family likeness among the works. The burglars entered the dealer’s premises and residence, taking items including portraits for Mrs. Clarence Mackay and others linked to Mrs. Nashamington and the Morris family.
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Washitom Post
New York
Jones
West
Y-Second Street
Ray
Clarence Mackay
Mme
Idackas
Sidney Ue
Jury finds boy died from exposure in Marvin case
Dover Delaware May 13 after a full day and night of deliberation the coroner s jury found the death of H N Marvin Jr resulted from exposure the verdict unanimous with twelve of fifteen jurors agreeing despite three votes against the finding detectives from Philadelphia and Baltimore testified along with Margin farm witnesses who were present the day he disappeared March 4 this ends the mystery inquest which began Saturday
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Washington Post
Dover
Del
Mttle
Horace N. Marvin, Jr
EB. L. Clark
Taylor
James Maria
Bearce and
Dimaio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Margin
Fraud case against Greenville tube plant chiefs goes to jury
In Pittsburgh on May 13 a federal trial resumed for J J Dunn and C L Close of Shelby Steel Tube Company Greenville Pa charged with conspiring to defraud the government by installing defective boiler tubes on battleships and cruisers. John Prentiss of Sterling Manufacturing testified on the tubes tests at Barberton Ohio. More witnesses followed before adjournment. Hearing closes with defense testimony due tomorrow and jury trial Wednesday.
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Pittsburg
J. J. Dunn
C. L. Close
Greenville
Shelby Steel Tube Company
United States District Court
Nathaniel Ewing
John Prentiss
Sterling Manufacturing Company
I i
Barberton
Ohio
Shelby
Sevral
John C. Haymaker
Despondent father kills child then wounds self in park
Francis M. Schultz aged 55 shot his five year old daughter Hazel in Fairmount Park Philadelphia then slashed his throat. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Schultz had struggled with acute heart disease and despondency from illness.
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Philadelphia
Ilness
Francis M. Schultz
Hazel
Fairmount Park
Chultz
West Park
Horticultural Hall
Schultz
Roads plead not guilty in Elkins act case
In New York on May 18 Judge Chatfield presided as the Great Northern Railway Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway and the New York Ontario and Western Railway entered not guilty pleas to indictments charging rebates under the Elkins act. The Western Transit Company also named in the indictments will enter a plea later this week. The Great Northern is charged with rebates to American Sugar Refining Company and others with rebates on coffee shipments to Woolson Spice Company.
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New York
Chatfield
United States
Great Northern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Elkins
Western Transit Company
Lea
Great Northern
American Sugar Refining Company
Woolson Spice Company
Eagle Seizes a Child in Braxton County Incident
Special to The Washington run reports a large bald eagle swooped on a child in a dooryard in Confluence West Virginia on May 13. The father, D M Hiffee of Braxton County, struck the bird with a rake and blows, the child was injured little, the eagle flew to trees and was killed.
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Confluence
W. Va
D. M. Hiffee
Braxton County
Riffee
Wallace Shoots Self at Columbus Post Office
W C Wallace cashier of the Columbus post office and former city council president shot himself in his home here. Physicians say the wound is likely fatal. Inspectors began checking post office accounts, reviewing money order and stamp department books. Wallace’s absence from the post office drew Postmaster Krumm to his home where Wallace fired as Krumm entered.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. C. Wallace
Columbus Post-Offt
Wallace
Krumm
Mr. Wallace
Krumrm
Nations in Pageant Ten Countries Unite in Jamestown Day
Special to The Wheelington Port Norfolk Va May 13 Ten nations with over 26 000 troops join a grand Jamestown tercentennial celebration on Hampton Roads featuring a massive naval and military parade led by Gen Kuroki and Duke of the Abruzzi. A spectacular water carnival with 50 floats lights and battleships follows in the harbor as dignitaries and officers observe ceremonies at Jamestown Island and Old Point.
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Hampton Roads
Exposition
Whellington
Norfolk
Hampton Roady
Joby Smith
Jamestown Island
Tamemoto Kuroki
Yalu
Abruzzi
United States
Kuroki
Old Point
Washington
Frederick Dent Grant
Fort Wenroe
Hampton
Exposition Grounds
Varese
Duke of the
Fort Monroe
James Bryce
Great Britain
America
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
New Steamer City of Cleveland Burns in Detroit
A massive fire at the Detroit Shipbuilding Company ruins the new passenger steamer City of Cleveland. The hull and machinery survive but the ship is a total loss with about 700000 dollars in damage, largely covered by insurance. Authorities note the blaze started before daylight and say an incendiary is suspected.
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Detroit
Mich
City of
Cleveland
Detroit Shipbuilding Company
American Shipbuilding Company
Wheat Near 1.06 as New York and Chicago Markets Rally
New York and Chicago wheat pits see record activity with December and July options surging. Opening prices jump four cents, traders report heavy buying over 2 million bushels in the first hour, and prices climb across months amid strong demand and weather damage rumors.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Stromz
Northwest
Canadian Northwest
Willam E. Bartett
James A. Patten
Amtong Sumaller
Liverpool
America
Russia
Black Sea
Ohio Confag 1S Off Misunderstood
Ohio Republicans react to a defused Columbus conference plan as Senator Charles Dick postpones the meeting. Cleveland and Cincinnati leaders face a shifting, uncertain political tide with Longworth and Cox among those pledged to respond, while Foraker's stance furthers division.
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Akron
Glico
United States
Charles Dick
Republican State Executive Committee
Columbus
State Central Committee
Congress
Halimeo Ty
Republican Executive Committee
State Central and Executive Committees
O Ui
Congres
Longworth
William Lueders
Fleischman
Charles P. Taft
George B. Cox
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W. E. Corey
France
Bride
Ahss Gliman
J.M. Glenn
Russel Sage
Sage
Hage
Robert W. de Forest
Cleveland H. Dodge
Danie
John M. Glenn
Helen MM. Gould
Gertruda
Rica
Louisa Lee Schuyler
Robert C. Ogden
Broad Street
Mr. de Forest
T. J. Ryan
Tegucipalpa
Terencio Sierra
Amapala
Ger. Herrera
Nicaragua
Herrera
Fullam
United State
Marrietta
Oniera
San Pedro
Scewas
Manuelito Bonilla
Cavilla
Separipa
Fuilum
Banking Department of Union Trust Co
Mrs. Stanley
Marvin Jury
Eagle
Father Polis
KUR@KI
Bryce
Eng
Call For Harmony Conference
Cincinnati
George B. Cor
Ole
Hampilten County
Hamilton County
Senator Foraker
Cox
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