Queen Wilhelmina Weds Duke Henry in Democratic Dutch Ceremony
The wedding of Queen Wilhelmina to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin in The Hague was a lavish yet simple ceremony marked by democratic spirit. Royal procession, flags, and family witnesses highlighted a day of public joy with the couple proclaimed Prince and Princess of the Netherlands.
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Mecklenburg-Schwerin
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Netherlands
Victoria and Albert
England
Wilhelmina
Heinrich
Jake
Prince Heinrich
Marie
P. W. A. Cort van der Linden
Groote Kerk
Hussars
Henry
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Palace of Justice
Maria
Amsterdam
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Duke Henry
Vladimir
Russia
Royal Dutch Wedding of Queen Wilhelmina and Duke Henry
Diplomatic corps in attendance as Queen Wilhelmina and Duke Henry wed in The Hague. Guests filled the church, the ceremony featured a long recitation of vows, rings exchanged, and a hymn sung as the couple knelt. The royal family hosted a luncheon. the event cost several hundred thousand guilders, with heating and organ issues noted. Mrs Newell and several American diplomatic wives attended.
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United States
France
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Transvaal
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Holland
Wilhelmina
Hague
The
Netherlands
Advisory State Council
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Loo Palace
Prince Heinrich
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg
Newell
Miss Wheelan
Colonel Wheelan
Hmddy
Chicago
Royal Dutch Wedding Ceremony In Gothic Church
Duchess Maria and nobility attend a grand wedding in a Gothic church in Amsterdam. Royals, diplomats, and burgomasters fill the space as a 100-voice choir performs before a solemn procession to a red carpet aisle. Cameras click as the royal couple receives a lengthy blessing.
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Netherlands
Holland
Hildack
Bishop Potter Sees Light Beer as Possible Aid for City Folk
In New York at the Squirrel Inn Bishop Potter spoke to an East Side crowd about transplantation and making country life attractive to curb urban crowding. He mildly endorsed music and light beer as potential temptations, while avoiding a firm stance on prohibition.
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Staten Island
Dollie Reynolds
Grand Hotel
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Bertram Corner
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Miss Reynolds
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Kennedy
John McClurrie
M. L. Kear
Fire Routs Family Home on Ocean Avenue in Revere
A blaze at 4:15 yesterday gutted a cottage on Ocean Avenue occupied by Thomas Barker, his wife, and their 10 year old daughter. The family lost all possessions except clothing, with the two parents away at the time. The stove area near waste paper ignition sparked the fire, no insurance covered the Barker household effects, and the owner was Boston’s McElaney. Friends seek aid for the distressed family.
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Revere
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Barker
Prescott
Beverly Street
McElaney
Bennett Street
Boston
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