President Wilson's One Hundredth Bride Descendant Wedding
Bride descendent of Pocahontas Mrs Adirh Bolling Gait wed Won Joe Wilson the twenty-eighth president at night in Washington with fewer than thirty relatives present. They left for Hot Springs Virginia for their honeymoon aboard a private car. The ceremony featured no attendants and the couple traveled to Alexandria after the Union Station send off. The bride wore a simple diamond ring and carried little jewelry beyond her personal heirlooms. The guest list included Wilson family members, political figures, and close friends, noting the bride’s notable ancestry and the president’s prominent circle.
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Washington
DD. C
Wonjrow Wilson
United States
Adirh Bolling Gait
Wilson
Hot Springs
Chesapeake & Ohio Hill Road
Feaeheads
Tor Springs
Union Station
Alexandria
Washington Bride Galt Wedding Obeys in Virginia Dominion
A Washington wedding unfolds at the Galt residence with a simple ceremony and an altar of ferns and orchids. The bride Miss Galt is a Bolling of Wytheville, daughter of the late Judge William H. Bolling, and the groom is a Washington figure linked to the President. The ceremony occurs in a living room setting before a small gathering, followed by a buffet reception in pink and poppy tones. The bride, noted for her social engagement and avoidance of public attention, reportedly moved to Washington with her family and later drew White House attention when reported linked to the President. The event includes notable guests and a list of attendees, amid a broader political context of presidential acts and appointments during the honeymoon period.
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William F, Bolting
Nother
Matthew H. Maury
Anniston
Ala
Alen M. Galt
Washington
Mise Bertha Bolling
John Randolph Bolling
Richard VW Holling
Johan T. Holling
William &. Holling
Lalaville
Koard Rolfe BE
Bolting
Panamia
Mra Jilian EB Holling
Kaife EE
Holling
Mra
Richard Wealiine
William @ McAdie
Davehner
Mire Promowes Sayre
Wylanmetorn
Mase
Margaret Wison
Helen Woulston Bones
Mies Josephiy Colhran
Alao
Philadelphia
Josephhp
Iter
Sureren Carl T Gravnon
UB ON
White Howe
Naval
Gertrude Gordon
J. Wilson Howe
Richmond
Tr Stockton Axgen
Wrother
Witkon Tir Radolph
Tataler
W. O Bercheimer
Reginald Mendall
Nathaniel Wilcor
Matida Braxton
Het
Ss Marcot
Tateen Tayior
Central Prestinterim Church
Byncw
William H. Holling
Virginia
Galt
Mia
Bo Muete
White House
United States
Lnte
Jedee
William H. Bolling
Wytheville
Bertha Bolling
Aber Tomdyeveral
Hesieneg i
Virginia Carystenil
Krand Nisee
Thomas JeMornon
William
Phelps
New York Costume House
Presiden
Harriet M Sweet
Treasury
Mun American Financial Congress
Funda
Fragmented dialogue at Britleh camp and rural social whimsy
The text presents a rustic scene with a sentry interaction and casual apologies. It shifts to playful exchanges about friendships and marriages, noting two daughters in a house and a symbolic tale of Hath and Gladra, followed by a village chorus and light chatter about a play’s ending.
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Gladra
Borus
Controversial Swift Career Recalled in Satirical Exchange
An atop gossip column recalls Swift's turbulent public image with crude jests about gambling and vice. The exchange highlights themes of moral judgment, reputation, and press commentary surrounding a notorious figure.
Three Arrested in Canal Plot Details Revealed
Three men Koenig Lendecker were arrested in a canal sabotage plot against the Welland canal. They allegedly plotted from New York offices and a Jersey City home. Maps and drawings show an attempted operation on the U S side, with claims of American citizenship by Lendecker and German ties alleged. Authorities say the men admitted presence on the American side but denied entering Canada. The case cites violations of U S penal code prohibiting planning military expeditions for a foreign power.
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New York
Paul Koetig
Xecrf
Diag Burg American Line
Richard Lyendecker
Te Department of Justice
Welland Canal
Koen
Hamburg-American Line
Byoreau
Investcation
Bar «Ies
United States
Lwendecker
Eustasy
Pith Avenue
Department of Justice
Canada
Koenig
Lyendecker
Arenes
New York City
Comb
Poties
Krevetick Meisler
Mamburer American Line
Fre
Jersey
Connunion
Kornte
Lendecker
Seize Suffragette Paper Suppressed in London Raid
London police raided the offices of the suffrage press, the official organ of the Women's Social and Political Union. The raid targeted the paper once known as the Suffragette, with sources citing orders from Major General Strachan and remarks from Annie Kenney about British men and protests.
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London
England
Scotland Yard
Strictaria
Womens Social Poltical Union
Majordieneral
Lloyd
Raul Waa Bo Feryner
Annie Kenney
Wilson Urged to End War by World Leaders
Thorne Switzerland reports General White and Joffre urging an end to the European war. They call for a combined peace appeal from the United States President and the Pope, supported by Provident William and Pope Benedict, to sway warring nations.
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Thorne
Switzerland
General White
Hinderhare
Joffre Ey
United States
Rome
Suersting
Provident Wilean
Pope Benedict
Willie Wald
Canal Reopened in Panama for Light Draft Tugs
Canal resume allows tugs and dredges of light draft after rapid removal of the Gall lard slide. Larger ships to be tied up by January 1 as work base progresses.
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Panama
Woman Burned to Death in Hopkinsville Yard
Woman identified as Mrs Irvin Savers was burned to death as a bonfire in her yard in Hopkinsville Kentucky. Captain Frank Robards United States Marine Corps son of WCC, died after a fall from his horse while on duty with the expeditionary force near Port au Prince Haiti in Washington.
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Hopkinsville
Rvin Savers
Washington
Frank Robards
United States Marine Corps
WCC
Robards
San Antonio
Ter
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Farmer Burne in Peru Home Tragedy
A farmer named Burne, aged unknown, died after falling while attempting to save household goods from a fire in Peru. Reported by local authorities, the incident involves Geath and David McCormigh, with Sos San Sane noted as a location marker in the damaged text.
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Burne
Geath
Peru
David McCormigh
Rene Meee
Pleads for Home Affairs Reform In Lane Report
Secretary Lane warns Congress that neglecting the internal development program risks harming the nation. He emphasizes fortifying defenses, expanding the army and navy, and advancing hydroelectric and public land projects as part of a broad development bill agenda.
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Washington
Ica
United States
K. Lane
Lawn
Hong
Unite
Lane Sare
Cholera in the Philippines reported to Senate
Washington reports cholera cases in the Philippines with thousands of deaths. Army physicians note the outbreak attracted attention and resistance from native workers, while health officials seek containment measures amid ongoing medical concerns.
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Washington
TF C
Raitele
Senate
PRMD
Marriage a Failure: Selt Memphis Tragedy in Texas
A rancher named FE Moody died instantly after a marriage collapse in Tex as he died following a court two day alibis. The report notes the marriage occurred a year earlier and was declared a failure though no note was left explaining the end of the union.
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Memphis
Tern
FE Moody
Booth
Tex
Polton
20000 Priests Fight for France
London reports more than 20000 soldier priests in the French army, per Rev F A Garde chaplain of St George's Church Paris in an address at Retford College.
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London
F A. Garde
George's Church
Paris
Retford College
New Canal Project Linked Rhine and Ruhr Rivers
Berlin reports the start of construction on a new canal to connect the Rhine and Ruhr rivers in Westphalia. The waterway aims to improve German inland navigation and commerce by expanding the canal network.
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Germany
Berlin
Rhein
Rohr
Westphalia
Apple King dies. child orchards owner Frankin Newhall
Franklin Newhall aged 6, famed as the apple king of the Middle West, died in Glencoe a Chicago suburb. He owned orchards near his home and held 40 acres on Manitow Island Michigan.
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Chicago
Frankin Newhall
Middle West
Glencoe
Manitow Island
Mich
Pancho At Council Urges End to Carrania Opposition
Reports from the capital describe Pancho in council urging termination of Villa policy as tensions rise over Carrania. Observers note troops and merchants arriving from Band Wresrare while authorities debate the next step in the state crisis and the fate of Villa.
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Carrania
Eaericene
Prohibition Extends Across Metiie City District
Reports from the Meaian coneglate state that a decree bars alcohol sales for a set period to curb typhus spread. The measure, issued by the funeral dietviet authority, echoes earlier bans in nearby regions and cites public health concerns.
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Galveston
Trias
Alcoheti
Metiie
Bey Alvaredo
Voratan
Will Let Supplies Through in Wartime Britain
A correspondent reports that arrangements are being made to permit the passage of essential supplies through the German occupied zone. Ambassador Sprig Kee confirms that orders will allow shipments for the American Red Cross to proceed under guard and at required times for civilian and military needs.
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Leidon
England
Ferent
Sprig Kee
Germeany
Train Hits Bus in Dense Fog Kills Five
In heavy fog a collision at a railroad crossing near Washington resulted in five deaths including a bus driver John Abram. All child victims were under 16 and traveling to school. Federal insurance regulation was proposed by Senator Weekes at the request of insurers. In Atlanta Mayor James Weekruff vetoed a city council recall election resolution affecting the mayor and four police commissioners.
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Ferthold Orthalot
Pee Ee
Ama Tean
Istrat
Reek & Hue
Setae
Attersnan John Abram
Aife
Ell
Washington
Senetne Weekes
Atlanta, Ga
James Gg. Woeetruff
Ube Police Com
Original Uncle Tom actor headlined at Vermont home
Dion Bennington of Vermont, famed as the original Uncle Tom in the dramatization of Uncle Tom's Cabin, has died at the Vermont Butchers' Home. The company first produced the drama in Lowell, Massachusetts, in 1861.
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Uncle Tom
Dion Bennington
Daniel Worcester
Nele Tom
Vermont Butchers
Lowell
Mass
Patent Worth $100,000 Spurs Arkansas Claim
The Rev and D Lind ay were informed that a patent related to a mobile spring device is valued at $100,000. The notice indicates recognition of the invention and potential financial return for the Arkansas claim.
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Rieben, Ark
Rev & D
Linday
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Lane
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