Jessie Wilson Weds Francis Sayre in White House Ceremony
Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre married in the White House East Room at 4:30 pm in a simple ceremony led by Rev. Sylvester Beach. Guests numbered about 400, with notable attendees from the Wilson and Sayre circles and gifts from Congress.
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Washington
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
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Francis Bowes Sayre
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Sylvester Beach
Princeton
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Pennsylvania Elks Trip to National Capital Planned
A large excursion from Pennsylvania is organized with two days in Washington and a day in Philadelphia. Officials promise a welcome for young winners and their families as trains stop at Pittsburgh and other points before reaching the National Capital to meet President Wilson, Secretary of State Bryan, and lawmakers. The event aims to be among the largest crowds in the capital.
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Suai
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Dern Ph
Wusen
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House
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Mie
Glari
API Mise
Genevieve Clark
Marjory
Underwood
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Mann
Mix
White House
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Gainsville
Women's College
Baltimore
Phi Beta Kappa
Kensington
National Young Women's Christian Association
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Francia Bowes Sayre
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Bethlehem, Pa
Robert Heysham Sayre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bethlehem Iron Works
Bethlehem Steel Works
Lehigh University
Lawrenceville School
Lawrenceville
N. J
Williams College
Harvard Law School
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Gargoyle Society
Williams
Whitman
Jessie Wilson
Francis Sayre
Phildelphia
Presi‘dént- Wilkon
Ryan
Ators
Himber
Pennayl
Vanla Mhanagément
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pittsburgh
J. W. Franklin
Green Hill
Fascination of the Poppy and its Animal Temptations
The French Gazette des Hopitaux cites Francis Garnier reporting from China in 1873 on opium’s effects. Poppy cultivation decimated bees in Yunnan as they lost taste for food, and rats in an opium refinery died awaiting fumes after a later owner abandoned the site.
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Gazette Des Hopitaux
Francis Garnier
China
Garnier
Yunnan
Count Transfers by Weight
Several electric railway companies in Detroit and Philadelphia use a delicate weighing machine for counting items. The device handles weights from 125,000 ounces up to 15 pounds and capacities from eight to six tons.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Electric Railway Journal
Arranging a Program on the Crimson Gulch Circuit
A vaudeville exchange recalls performing on the Crimson Gulch circuit with jokes about politeness and a sharpshooting act. A line about a baby and a witty remark from a mother follows, ending with a puzzled spectator noting a likeness to the father.
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Crimson Gulch
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