Washington wedding among dignitaries at Endes parents home
A grand wedding in Washington drew President and Mrs Roosevelt and thirty eight foreign ambassadors to the Endes home. The bride, daughter of the Secretary of State, wore a satin gown with blue plumes while guests included Vice President and notable officials. A march and ceremony followed with floral honors and greetings from high society.
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Great General Distinguished Company
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Remarkable Port Portland Duke Trial Testimony
Mrs Margaret Hamilton seventy identifies portrait of Portland shopkeeper TC Cruce as the fifth Duke of Portland in a police court hearing. She recalls a pretended funeral plan and seeking a corpse from hospital. The witness details misidentifications, coronets on handkerchiefs, and the godfather relation to the fourth Duke. The case adjourned to November 2.
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Portraste
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London
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Droce
Hamilton
Diez
T C Cruce
Walter Street Bazzar
Mra Hunton
Portland
Welbeck Abbey
Wien
Hamilton Kent
Notice to Advertisers for Sunday Washington Post
Notice to advertisers that all ads for Sundays in the Washington Post must be received at the office before 6 o clock Saturday evening. The Sunday Post claims the largest circulation in Washington, city and out of town, among all daily papers.
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Washington Post
Saunday
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Sunday Post
Washington
Meat price declines lift New York meat market
Meat prices ease across New York markets as beef and pork show reductions from early November levels. Butchers report lower wholesale and retail costs with turkeys and fowl following a downward trend as buyers trim purchases amid a weakening market.
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Kansas City
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Wile Co
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Thronga
Washington
Pulion
Maryland
Miners Dig for Buried Man After Shaft Collapse
Special to The Washington Post Goldfield Nevada November 77 rescue efforts begin after a cave-in traps William Goot rich, superintendent of the Lofly base on Sandstorm twenty five feet beneath rock. A crew dispatched to the Mohawk area aids in the rescue as windlasses and gear are moved toward the scene. Hope of saving Goodrich fades.
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Washington Post
Goldfield
Mev
William Gootrich
Goodrich
Treasury to Open Panama Bond Bids Amid Cash Strain
The Treasury prepares to open bids for the Panama Canal bonds invited by the November circular. Subscriptions to 3 percent certificates of indebtedness are closed after yesterday and no further offers will be accepted. Bankers push for relief as currency circulation, gold imports, and reserves drive efforts to ease the financial strain in major cities.
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Local unrest and pending currency payments hover over Springfeld TL
Springfeld TL residents face embarrassment over currency supply amid weak payrolls. Rumors spread that a lending money center may resume payments to depositors within about two weeks, though no exact date is known.
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Ridgely
West Blames New York For Bank Stringency
Former Treasury Secretary Leslie M Shaw, president of the Carnegie Trust Company, rails at New York. He says the West lost confidence in the East and accuses New York bankers of causing national financial stringency by hoarding funds and forcing others to adopt urgent measures to save themselves.
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Prnsuhere
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
Vata
Hellare
Banks Back Resumption of Cash Payments in West
Chicago Clearing House Association members urge resumption of currency payments as Western banks report quiet conditions and growing reserves. Bankers express optimism that nationwide confidence will recover as deposits rise and subscriptions to government bonds flow in. They warn a staggered return risks prolonging monetary weakness and urge synchronized action.
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Special train to Franklin Field for Thanksgiving game
Special train from Union Station leaves Saturday at 11 pm and arrives at Franklin Field by 2 pm. After the game return by late train with Putnam cars, standard coaches and dining car. Round trip Pullman tickets sold. fare from Washington applies November 25 through November 31, with return options by December 2. Consult ticket agents.
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Threat to Kill Brown Denied as Secrets Told by Witnesses
A courthouse recital outlines a senator and associates with a Mrs Brown accused of threats and coercion. Witnesses describe a confessional atmosphere amid a family dispute. The defendant faces a dramatic claim involving a secretary and an employer’s child as testimony unfolds.
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Testimony in Senator Brown case reveals heated altercation
Court heard dramatic testimony about Mrs Bradley being choked by Mrs Brown and Senator Brown admitting paternity of two children but denying another. Archies Livingston and Christenson recounted threats and lies told to influence Mrs Bradley, while witnesses described Mrs Bradley’s mental state and the purpose of the autographed confessions.
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