Obey pledge not taken by Miss Wilson at White House wedding
The article recounts the White House wedding of Miss Margaret Wilson and the President, describing attire, ceremony on the platform, a reception in the Blue and Red Rooms, and lists notable guests including cabinet members and diplomats. It also notes a later city desk column critiquing male fashion norms and a reporter’s fashion probe.
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Margaret Wilson
Williame
Princeton
Sayre
Wilson
Marine Band
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Mary “Tumulty
Tumulty
White House
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Army and Navy
Senate
House of Representatives
Olf
Judge Cushing Overrules Quash on Bank Indictments
Judge Cushing in Criminal Court overrules motion to quash indictments against Nathaniel 8. Keith and A. B. Martin for issuing a false financial statement of the Ford & Johnson Company related to Cincinnati Trust Company loans. Trial set for next Tuesday.
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Cushing
Nathaniel 8. Keith
A. B. Martin
Ford & Johnson Company
Cincinnat Trust Company
Cream Wedding Gown Worn By Bride in White House Match
The wedding gown of Miss Jessie Wilson at the White House event features a cream satin dress with lace trims from her mother’s family. The heavy satin appears nearly white, with a tight foundation skirt and back slashed sides to ease movement, and a three yard train. The veil is of tulle attached with orange blossom sprigs from the Wilson family home in Columbia South Carolina.
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Washington
Jessie Wilson
Wilson
Columbia
8. C
Not Guilty Verdicts In Bayliss Pulp Disaster Case
Special to The American Wellsville Pa November 25 verdicts found George M Bayliss and Fred Hamlin not guilty of manslaughter charges tied to the Bayliss Pulp Company dam collapse that inundated Austin on September 30 1911. Seventy four people perished when the dam broke.
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The
Wellsville
Bayliss Pulp Company
Austin
George M. Bayliss
Fred Hamlin
Pulp‘company
Aviator Perry Dies In 1000 Foot Fall In Bic
Special Cable reports aviator Perry on killed in Bic France after a 1000 foot fall while maneuvering over a motordome. Engine trouble caused loss of control of his machine.
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Bic
France
Perryon
James Hazen Hyde Weds Countess in Paris
Special to The American from Paris reports New York insurance magnate James Hazen Hyde marrying Countess Louise De Gontaut-Bion at the American Church of the Holy Trinity. The ceremony followed a civil service and was officiated by Rev. Dr. Watson with attendees including the Duke of Croy and Princess Guy De Saucugny Las cinge. Ambassador Myrone T. Herrick attended Hyde.
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Paris
James Hazen Hyde
New York
Louise de Gontaut-Bion
John G. A. Leishman
Germany
Dr. Watson
Church of the Holy Trinity
Duke of Croy
Guy ‘de Saucugny Lascinge
Hyde
Myrone T. Herrick
Ohio
Divorce denied after full hearing in insolvency court
Judge Warner dismissed both Ada B. Pearce and Thomas M. Pearce divorce petitions after a day of charges and counter charges. Mrs. Pearce, who runs rooming houses at 1411 Race Street and Sycamore Street, and the 1897 married couple with a 15 year old child, were not entitled to relief. Samuel W. Bell represented the wife and B. A. Hulewitt represented the husband.
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Warner
Ada B. Pearce
Thomas M. Pearce
Samuel W. Bell
B. A.hulewitt
Runaway Horse Injures Two Men in Osborn Area
Dayton reports say John Ash 48, farmer near Osborn, was thrown from his wagon by a bolting horse and injured. The unrestrained horse then struck a brick wall, injuring Hiram Lockwood 72, Civil War veteran, who sustained internal injuries.
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Dayton
John Ash
Osborn
Hiram ‘Lockwood
Lockwoed
Taft Declares He Is A Paid Bill At Phi Upsilon Dinner
Former President Taft humorously quotes I am a bill and vows to listen to others during a Phi Upsilon dinner in New York. His quick entrance into a repartee underscores a playful public appearance amid remarks about legislative life.
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New York
Taft
Ps. Upsilon
Presier Bee
Battle near Juarez reports high casualties in Mexican conflict
Reports from the Juarez front say General Yoer Salazar was killed and Villa commander Porfirio Talamantere fell in action as Mexican forces clashed near the border. Major Michie moved Second cavalry to enforce ceasefire along the river as gunfire raged.
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United States
Uwalted Ptatee
Tle
Michie
Fort Biles
Tmes
Juan Medina
Juarex
Yoer Salazar
Porfirio Talamantere
Villa‘n
Finley dies head of Southern Railway system
W. W. Finley president of the Southern Railway System and the Queen & Crescent route died this afternoon in Washington after a sudden stroke. He survived by a widow, a son and three daughters. Finley, born 1863 in Pass Christian Mississippi, led multiple railways and companies and held director roles in several firms. He received LLD degrees from Tulane and Kentucky in 1910.
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Washington
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway System
Queen & Crescent
Finley
Warrentown
Virginia
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Pass Christian
Mise
New Orleans
Jackson & Great Northern
The
Southern
Southern Railway Company
Mississippi
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
Alabama Great Southern Railway Company
Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Company
Virginia &Southwestern Railway Company
Northern Alabama Railway Company
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Kaiser Faces Cash Crunch Seeks Funds From Castles
Berlin reports a well authenticated briefing that the Kaiser is hard up and weighing the sale of several of his forty five castles to raise funds. His salary is 4 800 000 dollars a year and higher costs of maintaining the imperial army of servants and employees are blamed for the shortage.
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Berlin
Charity bequest in Clara Langdon Bailey will
In the Probate Court yesterday the will of Clara Langdon Bailey bequeathed 500 to the Protestant Home of the Friendless and Foundlings and Widows Home and Asylum for the Aged. The remainder goes to her son Gilbert Langdon Bailey. Austrian baritone Dr Fery Lutek will sing tonight at Memorial Hall for the event.
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Clara Langdon Balley
Are Onco
Gilbert Langdon Bailey
Fery Lutek
Memorial Hall
Europe
City Council Delays Convention Hall Funding Vote
The Cincinnati City Council blocked the $2,500 appropriation for preliminary work on the Municipal Convention and Exposition Hall amid procedural delays. The suspension-of-rules motion failed 18 to 0, with final action set for the next meeting as committees reported on street railways bonds, sewer projects, and street improvements.
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Commission Ond
Exposition Hall
Committee On Sewers
Milcreek
Hunt
Spiegel
Chicago
Director of Public Service
Considera Thon
Jon
Hundred Convicts Freed by Blease in Largest Clemeny Day
In Columbia on November 26 Governor Cole J. Blease pardoned 100 convicts from the state penitentiary and chain gangs. Twenty six were murderers and 26 manslaughter cases. one full pardon, six parolees, and others with clemency to allow Thanksgiving at home. Since taking office he has granted nearly 900 clemencies including 76 last Thanksgiving.
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Cole J. Blease
Bleaser
Bader
Capelle
Try for Office Filled Four Months
Charleston West Virginia November 2 19xx Applicants for office who pursued candidacies believing a vacancy lingered were stunned when they learned the Governor re appointed Adjutant General Charles D Ellie in July Disappointed candidates include Captain John Bond long time Provost Marshal in the summit district James L Pratt and Hon W S Whites of Mines
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Charleston
W. Va
Charles D. Ellie
John Bond
Marehe
Sirire
James I
Pratt
Whit
S of Mines
Candy Firm Put in Hands of Receiver
The Wellman Candy Company was placed under a receiver, Attorney Alfred M. Cohen, in Superior Court. Petitioner Samuel H. Wellman says the firm is solvent but cannot raise funds to meet overdue obligations. Assets are about $26,000 with liabilities around $16,000. Cohen, Mack and Hurtig represent the petitioner.
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Wellman Candy Company
Alfred M. Cohen
Samuel H. Wellman
Wellman
Cohen, Mack and
Hurtig
Cintiman Wins Bride in Lexington Nuptials
Cincinnati salesman M McDonald of Alma Doepke Company married Miss Martha Thompson Wilson in Lexington at 7 o clock, daughter of Mrs Helle Wilson from an old Kentucky family.
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Lexington
M. McDonald
Cincinnati
Alma 4 Doepke Company
City
Martha Thompson Wilson
Mra Helle Wilson
SALOON ORDER FORGES LID ON DEFIANT ONES
A city report shows fifty seven saloon keepers defying prohibition rules. Police will enforce strict licensing and court actions continue. State officials met with the Mayor to push a firm stance, while nine offenders faced Municipal Court citations for continued operation.
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Defiant Ones
John Darm
Walnut Street
George Doeckler
Albert Stengel
Elm Street
John Wimberg
Bremen Street
Bert Kiein
Vine Street
William Ahiricks
Spring Grove
Queen City
John al- Weyer
Reading Road
Frank Duttenhofer
Cosmopolitan Hall
Rockefeller gives $25,000 toward $4 million Y M C A funds
Increased confidence shown in raising the remaining fund of 4,000,000 for the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Associations after John D. Rockefeller and John D. Jr. each contributed 25,000. Workers in New York reported the donations and optimism today.
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New York
John PD
Rockefeller
John D., Jr
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