Wedding of President Wilson and Mrs Galt to be a family affair
Washington notes a quiet, family wedding planned for December 13 at the Galt home with only close relatives and a single cabinet witness. President Wilson and Edith Bolling Galt, now Mrs Wilson, aim for a simple ceremony before a brief southern honeymoon and a return to Washington for a White House reception.
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Galt
George Clinton
Western Newapancy Union
Washington
Twentieth Street
Edith Holling Galt
Woodrow Wilson
United States
John Tyler
Julia Gardiner
Wilson
Tyler
New York
Biss Gardiner
Church of the Ascension
Gee
Me‘Adoo
Grover Cleveland
White House
Miss Folsom
Wilman
Garet Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
Williamstown
Mass
William G. McAdoo
Anne Howe
Philadelphia
Joseph FR. Wilson
Baltimore
Felon Woodrow Bones
Jedith Bolling
Virginia
William T. Bolling
Guilt
Bertha Bolling
H. W., Maury
Anniston
Ala
John Randolph Bolling
Itichard W. Bolling
Julian B. Bolling
R. E. Bolling
Panama
Dr. W. A. Bolling
Louisville
Kent
South
Congress
Wilson Mivat
Whites House
City of Washington
Thorn
Marino
Misa Bertha Bolling
Edith Bolling
Jeferson
Madson
Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Theodora Ranpsavelt
George Washington
Curtis
Thomas Jefferson
John Warles
Martha Skelton
Whyles
Jafferyon Nelly
Dolly Madison
James Madison
Martha Washington
Letitia Christian
Hpsband
William Henry Harrison
Heath
New York City
Cleveland
Frances Foleam
Miss Fol
Ite
Galt Willea
Western Canada’s Wonderful Wheat Yields Reported
An American observer details reports of extraordinary wheat yields across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. He cites several Alberta threshers with 58 to 66 bushels per acre and notes vast areas averaging over fifty bushels. He visits towns from Warner to Milk River and Saskatoon, praising the season and farmers’ profits while warning about verification.
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Manitoba
Baskachewan
Alberta
Attla
Warner
Milk River
Tye
Peterson
Lis Rye Luniedetra
Roland
Boester
Carr
Alberti
Canada
Saskatoon
Reging
Moose Jaw
Village Improvement Society Debate Sparks Marriage Gap
Mrs Lawn resists support for the Village Improvement Society while her husband backs the plan. The couple, married thirty years, clash over voting, highlighting community divisions and personal tensions.
Fragmentary 19th Century Quote on Women and Spending
A garbled passage records a debate over women's spending on attire and appearance, mentioning shoes stockings and fashion. It references a sermon by Rev D Quirago and hints at legal escape from punishment. The odd phrasing suggests a satirical or informal local dialogue about gender roles and consumption.
Denison's Coffee Branding Appears in fragmented notice
A damaged snippet mentions Denison's Coffee and a phrase about a reputation harmed by criticism. The readable portion suggests a historical vendor name and a cautionary note, with no clear event details or dates.
Iowa Railroad Commission Urges Electrical Engineer for Franchises
The Thirty seventh annual report to Governor Clarke shows the Iowa Railroad Commission recommends an electrical engineer to review engineering details for new power and light transmission franchises. It calls for a larger statistical department and cites 21 franchises granted in its first year. The report notes 1882 wage data, railroad car counts, and safety incidents including deaths and injuries from coupling and falls.
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der “Moines
Railroad
Comandston
Statistical Department
Clarke
General ‘Assembly
Commission
State House
Inoe
Iowa
Isea
Tiftean
Stamp Act Re enactment Planned by Washington
Dubuque collector Murphy confirms a Washington dispatch indicating the federal war revenue emergency act will be reenacted before December 31. Stamp tax formulas will be mailed to all subjects once the law is enacted, with no new applications needed from current taxpayers.
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Murphy
Dubuque
Murphy Ins
Washington, D. C
Washington
Des Moines Market Rumors Stir Corn Belt Meat Trade
Grief grows among Iowa meat producers after a closed meeting in Des Moines. Talks trace supply chains from Iowa farms to Chicago slaughterhouses and back to Iowa, with concern over meat movement and market effects on local producers.
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Des Moines
Savery
Towa
Stippe
Ciengo
Hough
Chicago
Iawa
Lawa
Iowa
Anak
Street Railway Owner Dies After Long Career in Cedar Rapids
Street railway owner in Cedar Rapids for many years dies. He sold his interests about three years ago to United Railways and Light Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Cerar Rapids
Hall
Cedar Rapids Elraet Railway
Lis
United Railways and Light Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Woman Burned to Death in Cambridge Fire
A Cambridge woman Mrs William May aged 7 months? died in a blaze that destroyed her home between Cambridge and Shipley. The tragedy marks a pioneer resident perishing in the fire.
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Cambridge
William May
Shipley
Tax sales in Marshall County show few properties listed
In Marshall County, tax sales were minimal this year with only about $1,000 worth of property listed for sale. Officials note the small amount reflects county prosperity and that otherwise there would have been more sales under the law.
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Marshalltown
Hell
Kilmer’s Drug Preparation Ad Featured in Local Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes a medical preparation from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York for bladder troubles. It urges immediate purchase with phrases about affordable pricing and ample bottle size.
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Kilmer
Binghamton
Poisoned Whisky Mix Up Ends With Confession
A merchant detected a safetyman tampering with private whisky stocks and sealing a bottle labeled Poison. After catching him in the act, the owner confronted the danger, and the assailant admitted the risk and contemplated self harm to avoid exposure during the confrontation.
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Sre
Paddy
Conor
War Talks on Children and Peace From a Soldier’s View
A veteran discusses the desire for peace and the impact of war on families. He recalls vivid nights in action and reflects that soldiers fear creating future fighters. A French wounded man suggests love for children gives meaning to fighting. The piece notes soldiers’ desire to stop procreating amid conflict.
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Wil
Officers Halt Parade When Horse Recoils From Bakery Theft
An early 20th century London procession encountered a comic setback as a horse, formerly known for bakery thefts, balked at a shouted alarm. The mounted officer redirected the mood with a witty line, and the crowd moved on without further delay.
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Ian Hatellion
Harge
Atrick
Grape Nuts and Postum Aid a Convalescent Girl
A Kansas woman's account describes her six year old niece recovering from typhoid fever after doctors gave up. Delicate nourishing foods failed until Grape-Nuts and Postum were introduced, improving digestion and restoring strength. The piece emphasizes ease of digestion and the product's claimed benefits.
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Kansas
Jett
Buogenhult
Kyneog
Ohio
Authler
Erry Anguy
Postum .Co
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Whson
WWRS
Wilson and Bride
Mrz. Galt
Western Canada
Dreas
Mill Janice Young
Rev D. Quirago
Bunda
Tan
Denison
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