Thirteenth White House Bride Sets Dowry for Honeymoon
Jessie Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre wed in the East Room as the thirteenth White House marriage. Guests include cabinet members and Supreme Court justices. couple plans a secret honeymoon then January move to Williamstown Massachusetts. The ceremony features the Lohengrin march by the Marine Band and a reception in the Blue and State Dining Rooms.
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Washington, D. C
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Mary Tumulty
Wilson-Sayre
Wilson
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Vs. Wilson
Francis Bowesmeyre
White House
United States
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First Presbyterian Church
Princeton
N. J
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Margaret Wilson
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Mary G. White
Baltimore
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Marjorie Brown
Atlanta
Wilfred T. Grentell
Sayre
Labrador
Grooms College
Benjamin B. Burton
New York
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Salem
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Montclair
Charles Vans Highes, Jr
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Marine Band
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Tyler
Deer Park
Rich gowns seen at White House wedding
Washington reports a White House ceremony featuring a parade of fashionable gowns. Diplomats' wives and high officials attended in velvet, chiffon, and damask outfits with fur trims, plumes, and varied hats, highlighting French American British attire.
White satin bridal gown and lace for Washington wedding
Washington observers detail the bridal attire for the White House wedding. The bride will wear a pure white satin gown with real lace and orange blossoms, a long slim court train, and a cap veil with lace and orange blossoms. Five bridesmaids wear pink moire and charmeuse with chiffon over drapery, while Mrs. Wilson opts for a chiffon brocaded velvet ecru ensemble. The traveling suit is dark green with a matching hat.
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van Devanter
Mahlon Pitney
Pitney
Martine
New Jersey
Senate
Miss Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Baltimore
Joseph Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
James R. Mann
Representative Mann
Illinois
Madame Morales
Panama
Miss Morales
Madame Sidivon
Ilivian
Paris
Madame Havenith
Madame Castrillo
Madame Suarez
Miniter
Chile
Washington
D. C
White House
Maid of Honor
Thirteen Brings No Alarm to Washington Couple
Washington report notes the number thirteen fails to unsettle a bridal couple at a ceremony in the capital. The piece frames the date as a benign omen, contrasting superstitions with a hopeful mood surrounding the event.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Thirteen at the White House Wedding History
A list traces twelve prior White House weddings, noting that the current ceremony will make Jessie Wilson the thirteenth White House bride. It recounts how rooms and customs were chosen for notable unions from Madison to Cleveland and Tyler, with presidential ties and guest lists shaping each event.
Boy's leg broken in rope accident near Kimball
Sanford Odell, a 7 year old boy, broke his leg in two places above the knee when tangled in a rope tied to a horse four miles west of town. He was brought to his grandmother's home in Kimball where medical help was summoned and is recovering as well as can be expected. He has lived with his uncle, Mr. Conley, west of town, and showed courage during the mishap.
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Treasury Building
Kimball
S. D
Sanford Odell
Conley
Scottish Rite Masons to Hold Reunion in Aberdeen
Aberdeen Scottish Rite Masons announce their thirty sixth reunion set for January 19 to 28, 1914 with committees named and plans underway. Tomorrow evening past masters of Aberdeen lodge No 36 will occupy chairs as the third degree is worked.
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Aberdeen
SL. D
Aberdeen Lodge No. 36
South Dakota Educators Convene in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Educational association holds its annual convention in Sioux Falls with expected record attendance. T. A. Harmon leads for president as W. J. Barry backers push, while Aberdeen Deadwood and Aurora seek the next meeting site and possible rule change to allow Deadwood. State officials urge reforms in county education, health checks, and teacher training.
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Sioux Walls High School
Arly
Aberdeen
Deadwood
Auron
Perisho
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Asy
Merisho
South Dakota
C. G. Lawrence
Gotch Plans Farm Investment in South Dakota
The famed wrestler Gotch of Humboldt and B. J. McMahon of St. Paul bought 840 acres of farm land near Route from Aberdeen to expand cattle and dairy operations. They may acquire 820 more acres, plan two silos for spring, and ship cow and heifer carloads. Gotch also runs a 1,600 acre ranch near Crookston Minnesota and another 500 acre farm near Humboldt.
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Goteh
Huimboldt
Jonsa
South Dakota
Gotch
Wdinunds County
B. J. McMahon
St. Paul
Ruse
South
Cheaper coal agreement favors Isabel lignite mines
A settlement of a coal rate dispute near Isabel, South Dakota, lowers the lignite rate from Isabel to Mobridge from 1.25 to 0.5 dollars per ton and the rate to Aberdeen from 1.75 to 1.45 dollars per ton. The Milwaukee Road grants Isabel operators the same site ton allowance as North Dakota mines, undercutting Scranton and Haynes. The move broadens lower priced output across the state, leveraging Isabel’s distance advantage.
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Mobridge
Aberdeen
Scranton
South Dakota
North Dakota
Home Grown Melons Cut In November
Pierre South Dakota reports home grown watermelons are cut in late November. The item notes the timing and regional harvest habit as autumn winds down.
Farmer Baade Buys and Distributes Melons for Winter Sale
Fred Baade, a farmer near Houssean and large watermelon grower, hid melons in a hay stack to protect them from frost and now distributes them to friends and others who tend melons as winter approaches.
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Houssean
Baade
Frost
Davison County Democrats Map Possible Ticket
Davison county Democratic leaders consider a single ticket under Richards plan with no dual convention. Possible candidates include Clyde Kimble for county office, Sheriff John Berry may retire, and War Treasurer N T Jensen seen as likely nominee though undecided. Sheriff candidate Sloyt Cox linked to clerk of courts, others undecided for auditor and judge positions.
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Richards
South Dakota
Clyde Kimble
John J. Berry
H. &. Witchcock
Sheriff Berry
Hitchcock
Berry
N. T. Jensen
Jensen
John C. Crampton
J.C. Tamiel
Ad Sloyt Cox
Mrs Pankhurst Takes $20000 On American Tour
New York City Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst English suffragist leader sailed today with $20000 in receipts for her American tour She was admitted only after the administration reversed a ruling barring her as an undesirable She came to raise money for her cause.
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New York City
Emmeline Pankhurst
Convicts Freed For Thanksgiving By South Carolina Governor
Columbia South Carolina Governor Blease released one hundred penitentiary inmates and one chain gang member to spend Thanksgiving at their old homes. The action grants clemency and marks a holiday mercy from state authorities.
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Columbia
S. C
State Penitentiary
Blease
Mill Boss Sacrifices Flesh to Save Life at Fairview
IL L J Brant manager of a Fairview flour mill saved his life when his fingers were crushed in running machinery. He pulled his hand free after flesh tore away from three fingers and bones protruded. He had started the grinder to check a roll when the glove caught and gripped the steel.
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Fairview
S. D
Ll. J. Brant
Prisoner from Stillwater Faces Forgery Trial in Webster
Axel Laurson was brought from Stillwater Minnesota to Webster South Dakota to stand trial for a forgery dating eighteen months past. He allegedly forged a $30 check, left the state, and later committed another forgery leading to a five year indeterminate sentence. After early release for good behavior in Minnesota he was met by Day County sheriff at the prison door and waived examination with bond posted for a circuit court trial in January.
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Axel Laurson
Webster
Stillwater
Minn
Minnesota
State Circuit Court
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