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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 10, 1913

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Miss Wilson to wear all American made trousseau

Washington report says Miss Jegie Wilson will wed Brunels Sayre in the White House on November 4. The trousseau will feature American goods crafted by American women with patriotic aim. Linen pieces spun by mountain women of the South are planned, reflecting the Wil son family's civic ties and Mrs. Wilson's educational work.

Trousseau Washington Jegie Wilson Brunels Sayre Newoork White House south Wilson Southern Educational Association PAULINE AMD OAS BIG Kay Bee. A BILLIE WEST RELIANCE FOREST HALSEY Mra Marth Mill suberlain Chambarlain

45 Hurt In Wreck On Pennsyl Flyer

Four miles west of New Madison Ohio a derailment on the New York St Louis flyer caused many injuries. The all steel train left the tracks at Wykes station after a loosened rail. Engineer Rodgers and Engineman Tharp injured. several passengers badly hurt. crew and doctors rushed to scene. Train was late fifty minutes from Calumet.

New Madison Wykes station here colrhey St. Louis dale Columba corte field Pennsylvania

Huerta Envo y Loses Credence In Washington Dispatch

A garbled report describes Huerta's envoy and senatorial figures as U S efforts to resolve Mexican unrest. It notes John Lind meeting in Mexico City, Huerta sending Zanacona, and Washington discussions on recognizing the Mexican government amid diplomatic shifts.

Wash Liston Senot Zamdicont Huebert Mexico state department Wilson Bat John Lind Mexico City Huerta Aten Zanicona Zaniacona H “J Zanacon Washington Husitan

Untold Story Claims No Lives Lost After Steel Equipment Incident

The report states that no fatalities occurred connected to the incident involving steel equipment, and officials indicate there were no direct injuries resulting from the event. No further details on location or timeframe are provided in the readable text.

Mattewan Fugitive Now Detained Under Deportation

Across border Collicook Quebec September 10 1922 Harry Thaw is confined after a sudden detention and deportation order under Canada’s justice ministry. He was driven to Norton Mills Vermont and later back to Coaticook. Immigration officials expect Ottawa instructions while Thaw receives letters and maintains his vanity with a private secretary. The Jewish population of New York is noted at nine hundred six thousand.

dom North Mille Vermont Norton ‘Mills Thaw New York Coaticook T. B. Williams department of immmigration Ottawa

Underwood Plans Currency Reform Move in House

Washington reports Chairman Underwood said the currency plan, backed by President Wilson, will pass the House soon and then be sent to the Senate. He indicated broad support and anticipated a rapid review, with weeks to go before formal action.

Underwood Wilson Senate Washington

Provisions of the bill scrutinized in committee report

The majority of the committee caucus action blocked amendments that would label the provisions as unsound and questionable. The report notes that such changes, though few, are fundamental and vital and promises to point out other minor imperfections on the House floor.

Mountaineer Becomes Father at 88 Years Old

Spartansbore, Ohio reports a remarkable event as a mountaineer living north of town becomes a father at eighty eight. The unusual birth highlights aging parenthood in rural communities and prompts local interest.

Spartansbore P Grant here

Family Burned Alive in Bridgeport NJ Tragedy

In Bridgeport New Jersey on September 20 Albert Goldenburg his wife and four children were killed when their home burned. The article notes a devastating fire and lists the family as victims in a tragedy that shocked the local community.

Bridgeport Albert Goldenburg

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