Roxburghe Heiress Marries Duke In New York Ceremony
Miss May Goelet, daughter of Mrs Ogden Goelet, wed Henry John Innes Kerr eighth duke of Roxburghe at St Thomas Church New York Bishop Doane officiated A 250 guest ceremony featured palms flowers and elegant period gowns The service followed a later- adjusted plan due to the death of Sir Michael Herbert uncle of the bride.
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New York
May Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Henry John Innes-Ker
Duke of
Robert Goelet
Beatrice Mills
Innes-Kerr
Martha Johnston
Alice Babcock
Marian Haven
Therese Iselin
Nina Thayer
Boston
Pauline Whittier
Ping Mousseline de Soie
Louis Seize
Hugo Baring
Howard Brassey
Robert Wharton Goelet
Rogers Winthrop
Henry Bull
William Woodward
Reginald Ward
Earl of Dudley
M. Stires
Doane
Funeral of William L Elkins Pauses Philadelphia Trolleys
The funeral of William L Elkins drew wealth and influence from the eastern U S. Rev J T Cole led services at St Pauls Church in the Biking mansion Ashbourne. The trolley system halted with all cars stopped as a tribute, and the body was laid to rest at Laurel Hill cemetery.
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Philadelphia
William L. Elkins
J. T. Cole
St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal ‘Church
Ashbourne
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Rdetion
William Aiser Case Prompts Officials to Ease Public Concern
November 11 reports Emperor William meeting twice with ministers and chiefs of the imperial cabinets to discuss the wound and reassure the public. Officials aim to minimize public concern as authorities handle the affair.
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Ciin
William
Roosevelt Speech Urges Cuba Reciprocity Treaty Activation
President Roosevelt asks Congress to enact legislation implementing the Cuba reciprocity treaty ratified by both nations. He argues the accord serves national honor and broad policy, securing US economic access to a growing Cuban market and protecting strategic interests in the Caribbean and isthmian waters.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Cuba
Ito Platt
Congress of the
United States
America
Spain
Isthmian Canal
New World
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Chicago Car Strike Ordered by City Railway Men
Chicago officials announce a citywide street car strike by 2,224 nonunion workers after failed ultimatums. Boss Farley and 400 strikebreakers await to replace strikers as police brace for possible riots. 300,000 south side riders face disruption amid debates on municipal ownership and armaments.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway
Twelfth Street
Mahon
McCulloch
Chicago Street Railway Co
Ifa
Farley
Employers’ Association
Street Car Company
Colt’s
Kratz Moved to Jalisco Penitentiary in Mexico
Charles Kratz the St Louis fugitive was relocated from his palace apartments to the Jalisco penitentiary by order of federal authorities. The move ends attempts to grant him street liberty with gendarme accompaniment, a plan opposed by U.S. officials. Extradition papers are believed to have arrived in Mexico City, with Sheriff Diekmann and Chief Desmond preparing to travel to Guadalajara to await the case decision.
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Guadalajara
Mex
Charles Kratz
St. Louis
Jalisco
Kratz
United States
City of
Mexico
Washington
Diekmann
Desmond
Revolutionists refuse to recognize U S engagements
San Domingo on November 12 reports revolutionists sent a letter to United States Minister Powell saying they will not recognize agreements made by Gen Wes y Gil's government. Powell refused to receive communications. The political situation remains unchanged.
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San Domingo
United States
Powell
Wes Y Gil
Severe Pacific storm shuts coast and rails in blizzard
A massive Pacific storm swept from British Columbia to southern California on November 12 causing telegraph outages across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah and western Colorado. Blizzard conditions paralyzed rail traffic in Cascade gorges and Montana ranges, with heavy snow and winds up to 35 mph. Telegraph lines were buried. remote areas like Helena and Butte faced eight and six inches of snow respectively, while California endured heavy rain and gales. Marine disasters reported none.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Pguet Sound
Cascade Mountains
Helena
Butte
Pacific Northwest
Hoover Released After Requisition Withdrawal
J W Hoover general agent of Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Co is released in Kansas City after Oklahoma governor withdraws his approval of the requisition. He was arrested on murder charges following a bridge collapse that killed Joan Casey. Neither Hoover nor his employer were involved in the contract.
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Kansas City
J. W. Hoover
Canton (O.) Wrought Iron Bridge Co
Kingfisher
Okla
Hoover
Joan Casey
Suspect Held Over Rock Island Threats in Omaha
In Omaha on November 12 police arrested a man claiming the name James Miller who is suspected in the letters sent to Rock Island railway officials. He had seven sticks of dynamite and refused to explain possession. Two Rock Island detectives search for Miller's companions. another suspect is watched. Miller held for developments.
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Omaha
Neb
James Miller
Rock Island Railway
Miller
Rock Island
Will Take Daughter East
Edward W. Coffin and his wife, parents of Miss Josephine Coffin, reached Omaha after their daughter's mysterious disappearance. They will escort her to Orange, New Jersey, once she is ready to travel, and Mr. Coffin promised a further statement after learning more about her ordeal.
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Omaha
Neb
Edward W. Coffin
Josephine Coffin
City
Orange
N. J
Death of Perry L Caxton Is Mystery of Cause
Carbondale Illinois November 12 The body of Perry L Caxton United States commissioner of southern Illinois was found three miles east of the city by a Illinois Central train crew. A bullet hole and a revolver with one empty chamber lay by the body. Authorities debate whether murder or self inflicted death occurred as circumstances point to both possibilities.
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Carbondale
Perry L.caxton
United States
Southern Illinois
Ilinois Central
Caxton
New Fast Train to Texas Elaron Mountain Route from St Louis
A notice announces a fast train to Texas via the Iron Mountain Route leaving St Louis at 8 a m with direct connections from North and East. It lists three additional Texas trains at 2 21 p m 8 40 p m and 8 05 a m with through Pullman sleepers dining cars and elegant chair cars. Twelve hours saved to California and fastest schedules to Texas plus tourist tickets year round. Contact agent H O Town SEND general passenger and ticket agent St Louis.
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Texas
St. Louie
Southwest
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
California
Humorous Quotations and Public Notices Mixed In
A fragmented OCR sample blends witticisms with short notices and reader quotes. It includes a Chinaman remark from the Chicago Daily News, a Norwich NY testimonial for Piso’s Cure, a popular couple price mention, and an ad-like line about Putnam Fadeless Dyes refunds.
Mrs Pare Recovers With Kidney Pills Testimony
Mrs Pare of Glasgow Kentucky describes kidney trouble with back pain and irregular secretions. Dean's Kidney Pills regulated secretions and reduced inflammation, restoring normal color and easing a burning sensation. Sold by dealers for 60 cents per box, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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Mrs. Pare
C. B. Pare
Glasgow
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
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Michael Herbert
Elkinas
Aiser William
President Roosevelt
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Dockery
Rock Inland
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Ats
Chisago Daily News
Chicago Daily News
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Iour
Daily Ace
Chicago & North-Western
Putnam
St.Jacobs Oil
Price
Br. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup CO
Monticello, al
Ecelsior
K. Mi
Sawyer & Son
Bob Mirae
Cambridge
Mass
Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio
Homestead Hotel
Fred Sterry
New York Wire
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Conna
Add
Tribe One
Dr. Us
Lock Box B
Rock Port
Szrteocris Fitzgerald & CO
Box
Cascarets
Sterling Remedy Company
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