Jessie Wilson Weds Francis Sayre in White House Ceremony
Jessie Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the president, married Francis Lowes Sayre in a White House service conducted by Rev Sylvester Beach. Attended by close family and invited guests, the event featured a 135 pound ivory wedding cake and a guest list capped near four hundred with police on duty.
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Washington
Far East
White House
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis Lowes Sayre
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
S. J
Woashingtos
Jessie Wilson
Wikkon
Senate
House
Genevieve Clark
New York
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Phi Beta Kappa
Prascis Sowes Sayre
South
Bethlehem
Reber
Heysham Sarre
Lehigh Valley
Bethlehem Iron Works
Wnce Kowa
Bethlehem Steal Works
Cnce
Lehigh University
Lawrescevilies Lawrester Lis MM J
Anas Todi
Delly Madison
Joan G Jacke
Tieson
Madeon
Lacy
Judge Todd
Kentucky
Waris Mouree
Moerse
Saauel
Lawrence
Uca
Jane Quincy Miami
Merried Bie Cousie
Marr Hellen
Geant
Aberuen C.F Gartaria
Emily Pratt
Mra
Real Test of Sympathy in Oscar Wilde Quote
A remark on true sympathy notes the difference between comforting a friend in distress and rejoicing with a friend in success. The quote attributes this to a rare individualist quality highlighted by Oscar Wilde.
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Oscar Wilde
Fragmented Note on Social Missteps and Confusion
A garbled passage discusses success, failure, and misguided efforts with unclear references to contact and theft implications. The fragment hints at social behavior and possible misconduct but lacks concrete details, names, or events.
When Mending Umbrelles
A brief guide advises using a small piece of black sticking plaster placed under the rib to patch a broke umbrella. It suggests softening the material and pressing the patch inside before sealing, claiming this method is better than darning.
Vague Quote Attributed to Matthew Drecht Reformulation
Fragmentary quotation claims a future united power for mankind led by a strong ruler. The text uses archaic phrasing and misspellings, suggesting a garbled excerpt rather than a formal statement. No clear event, date, or identifiable group is present.
Friday Satire Poem Echoes Judges and Samael
Fragmentary lines hint at a Saturday poem referencing Judges 1 and a figure named Samael with a biblical allusion. The readable text is insufficient to determine a clear event, author, or date.
Disputed Money Distribution Frames Local Debate
A fragmented note cites Gerald Staary Lee and Cowes discussing how funds should be distributed among people. The text hints at a principle of money following individuals and mentions free money concepts tied to the described distribution plan. The source text is unclear but centers on allocation among men.
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Gerald Staary Lee
Cowes
Oktibbeha County Agricultural School Chief Resigns
Principal R C Blocker and assistant Mrs Lairie Crow resign after a trustee meeting at Oktibbeha County Agricultural High School near Longview Mississippi. Prof Lamb to succeed. school enrollment exceeds 290. disputes over conduct and boardroom discipline cited.
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Starkville
Oktibbeha County Agricultural High Shovel
Longview
Oty
RC Blocker
Mra Liarie Crow
Hanieg
Pro Pal
Pris
Blocker Fe
Erboo
Prof
Bleeker
Bicker
Weesteteen
Starkrille High
Resignation of Legislator Cites Duty to Abide Commitments
The document notes the lower house member’s resignation announcing he cannot continue full time legislative duties. He states he must devote himself to other commissions and attest to his prior representative duties, reflecting on his brief career and the responsibilities fulfilled.
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Tres
State Legature
Les
Urgent push for stricter child labor laws in schools
Amid calls from reform groups and advocates, lawmakers and educators debate tightening child labor restrictions. Organized campaigns press for safer work limits, with figures from women’s rights groups urging prompt action and enforcement.
Federal Judges Deny Darnell Application in Log Fight Dispute
Judges HC Niles Bere SHELLE and Grubbs denied KR J Darnell’s request related to a dispute over logs spanning two premises. The case centers on log fighting activity approximately seventeen miles southwest from Thaleselle, with details remaining limited.
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Jockeen
HC. Niles
Bere
D. Shelle
W_T. Grubbs
KR. J. Darnell
Katrusdomemesen
Nfaring
Gew
Cate Om
Premsat
Thaleselle
Insurance bill renewal draws attention in Jackson oil circles
The renewal of the Hohin insurance bill dominates discussion among Jackson oil men. Smaller oil outfits without tank care consider early withdrawal from the weed market due to anti trust provisions targeting oil mills. Fred W. Tegmuir of Mas batten Ken treasurer of the W. L. Swain Show No. faces a shooting incident that disrupted the show car. Carroll county census shows 7 780 tales gaoed to the dale vs 416 bales in 1912. Captain William F. Sree United States infantry tours Company B in Mississippi for inspection.
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Jacksone
Bareston
Fred W. Tegmuir
Mas Batten
Ken
W. L. Swain
Carrell County
Vaulen
Carroll County
W. H King
Dale
Warren County backs Vicksburg Meridian Highway plan
A rural committee approved advancing road work linking Warren to Vicksburg and Meridian. Plans consider Meltwin ferry road or Bernie Holt routes, with Polk tasked to cost the project and arrange surface readiness. Attendees included Torker Fitzhugh Miuliifall Adams Brews.
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Vicksburg
Meridian
Mises
J W_ Torker
Barman
Alex Fitzhugh
Mr. Miuliifall
John Adams
Albert Brews
Missing Laurel Editor Case Linked to Local Turmoil
Report notes a missing Laurel editor from Laurel on October 17 and traces a network of local fears, a stepfather Eric Robins searching Nicola stern for clues, and residents wary of a suspect, with posters and police effort visible in the investigation.
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Laurel
Nichol
Beebe
Eric Robins
Nichelson
Neiman
Rolinam
Serfrate Jel
Jessie
Orgs Palfrey
Franklin
Missinippi Girt's Case Tangles With Mississippi Property Ties
Local report outlines Gus Missinippi Girt and D J Batebeler linked to Mississippi property interests and questionable tenancy, with an alleged break in and subsequent actions. Authorities investigate the financial and legal connections amid claims of wealth and ownership.
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Gus Missinippi
Bank officials face partial verdict on depositor claims
A defunct bank and its officers are cited for misdeposits and a loss estimate of about 1.59 million dollars. Depositors await final distribution while authorities review secured and unsecured funds and a related death sentence case involving a governor’s home search.
Prize Trip Earned By Brookhaven Baker
A Brookhaven resident named Mary won a prize trip after a year of steady work and effort. The report notes her achievement and the prize was awarded in a community event.
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Breskhavern
Brookhaven
Wasting
Fragmented OCR Note on Receipts and Dates
Fragment shows garbled figures about receipts and dates likely for a summary. Includes partial numbers such as 61.553 and 32108. No clear names, places, or events to identify.
Dainty Dressing Sacks and Other Gifts by Julia Bottomley
The piece describes light dressing sacks and accessories made from mull or silk with embroidery, tucks, and ribbons. It explains cost ranges from one to four dollars, plus a simple kimono jacket and cap patterns, with tips for repurposing remnants into stylish gifts for women friends.
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Julia Bottomley
India
Fragmentary Peperian Text Fragments Recounted
A brief, fragmented OCR read recounts bits of a period newspaper page. It preserves scattered names and phrases without a clear cohesive narrative or full context.
Syndicate Profits Tied to Frisco Rail Settlement
The report outlines syndicate profits from the sale of the New Orleans Texas and Mexico to the Frisco and subsequent subsidiary line transfers. Figures show a total profit around 7.405 million with named receivers and executives listed, including B F Veoukum and W K Bishy, amid Frisco receivership actions. The document names numerous individuals and estates connected to the Frisco transaction and related holdings.
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Oiag
St. Lous
St Lous
New
Oreans, Texas & Meweo Railroad
Frisco
Paweton
F. Veoukum
Frusco
W. K Bishy
Wabash Aml
Frere
James Campbell
Robert
Thomson West
Thus Company
Slonpen
Ihfra
St Felton
Chicago
Perkins
St. Louis
Whitaker & Co
Bicard
Will Keep Troops in Texas Move Draws Nationwide Attention
A fragmented report notes ongoing troop deployments in Texas amid shifting government security measures. It mentions actions near the border and detentions at Fort Mies and Fort Heachorn, with injuries reported among several individuals and transfers to company headquarters in a Southern Railway city.
May Succeed Lynch in National Typographical Union Race
In New York at a four meeting, Marsden G. Scott, president of Typographical Union No. 6, is considered to be a nominee to succeed James Lynch as president of the International Typographical Union.
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Margaret Wooedrow Wilson
Bresner Randoigh Wilson
Scott
Marjorie Seows
Atlan ‘A
Wilson
Labrador Coast
Grenfell
Charles E Hughes, Jr
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Sayre
Harvard Law School
Albert Horaz
Nontclair
Williams College
Josias Hopkins University
Benjamin Purtos
New Yor City
de Seorille Clark
Salem
Mass
Lynch
New York
Weld
Nere Marsden G. Scott
Typographical
Asien No. 6
Typegrepais! Cm
James Lynch
Bavarian Diet Adopts Reform Bill Amid Industrial Commerce Push
The Bavarian Diet passes a bill affecting female reach in the electrom market and commercial end industrial sectors while governing chambers of commerce and trade reorganize.
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Mesich
Bavaria
Commerce
Fragmentary report of a double tragedy
A damaged clipping mentions a person who killed his mother and himself, but names and full details are unreadable. The fragmentary text indicates a murder suicide case with unclear identities and location.
Mine Explosion Kills Sixteen at Acton Mine
An explosion at Madame Fuel mine No. 5 near Acton Ala. kills sixteen miners and leaves others missing. Rescue teams report finding many bodies along the shaft while survivors recount a chaotic scene and warn of further deaths. Names of the dead include Paterson Bryant Bright Sohn Langston and others.
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Acter
Ala
Esc
Pattersos
EK Bright
Sohn
Langston
Enby Childers Burns Kittrell
Will Cleveland
Jobs Horton Twnella
Minre
Uber Lope
Pinchot Victorious at Last in Federal Water Power Fight
In Washington the group led by Pinchot and ex officials Henry L. Stimeon Walter Fister and James B parfeld won a decisive 614 to 74 vote in the National Conference Congress. The motion to refer part of the waterpower report to calculations committee was defeated and the report section was adopted without a roll call.
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Washington
Iftent
Pimechet
Henry L. Stimeon
Walter L. Fister
James B,arfeld
Interer
Conevatem Congress
Suffragette Burns Arrested at Washington Headquarters
Prominent suffragist Lacy Burns, a noted leader of the movement, was seized by a police officer outside suffrage headquarters on alleged vandalism during a protest. Elusive activist Syria Pankhurst reportedly avoided capture after delivering a controversial speech in London, as fifty officers stood guard.
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Washington
Mises Lacy Burns
Policeman Colt
London
Syria
Packhorst Aga
Camarog
Mins Pankhurst
Unclear passage hints at a broken neck and medical trouble
Fragmentary text references a person named Rachelle and vague medical concerns. It mentions promising to fool surgeons and a broken neck, plus a stomach trouble note about Waltorf Miller, but details and context are missing.
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Rachelle
Eeax
Waltorf Miller
British Steamer Holtye Sails with Record Leatten Cargo
The Holtye departs port with 276 bales of atten and a cargo valued at 1,525,000 dollars. Transatlantic wireless telephone reports reach Glace Bay News Scotia via telegraphy from Clifden Ireland.
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NS. C
Holtye
Londen
Wireles
Clifden
Ireland
Glare Bay News
Scotia
William Mareen
Gen Scott to Navajo Waspington and parade in Texas
The War Department ordered Gen Hugh J Scott to move the Sand Cavalry Brigade from Fort Bliss Texas to the Navajo agency to confer with Indigo chiefs Turkey Day Texas Curro Texas Gov O R Colquitt led a parade of 5980 turkeys down main streets behind leaders and a baby carriage with a Pasag C Rengts New York Brews rose to the presidency of New York Centre lines and resigned
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Scott
War Department
Hugh J. Scott
Sand Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Texas
Navajo Agency
Curro
O. R Colquitt
C. Rengts
New York
C. Brews
Etion
New York Centre Lines
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Windsor Forges
Churchtown
Sarreis
Dis
Jesses
Kensington
National Young Woman's Christian Association
Francis B& Sayre
Sayrem East
Re. F
Peo
Samael
RS. Crow
Oxtibbera County
Lamb
Mattheesig
Wiese 5
Eure
Meremsity
Myenetes
Demme
Ja-keon
Eilis Seif
Wiliam FF
United States Infantry
Arres
Meridien Vicuberg
Verkeburg
Warren Coenty
Vekeburg Mervian
Warren
Batebeler
Biings Unberman
Geri
Depostta
Userrtan WheelAcou
Merten
Reivers
W. C. Moore
Defumet Vases Bank and Trust Company
Astitstics
Om Smsert
Sofee
Ami
Erdale
Harton Am
Beng Lee Aking
Johm Beward
Lawrel
Od Making & Gmbh
Pepeier
Mortain
Fulnes
Frisco Road
Yoakum
Reewit
St Lows & Sen
Interstate Commerce
Askengten
Meteo
Om Southern
Westngton
Burt
Ge Gma
I S.C
Southern Railway
Ediners
Map
Mlotoe
Seif
Acton
Ale
Pinchot
Wien
Brig Cottam Largs
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