Princess Alice of England to wed German crown prince
Reports say Princess Alice of England, daughter of the late Duke of Albany and sister of the Grand Duke of Saxe-Coburg, will marry William Victor, crown prince of Germany. She is a favorite at both the German court and the British royal circle, noted for her sunny temper and close ties to the empress and Kaiser.
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Germany
Alice
England
Étick William Victor
Duke of Albany
Victoria
Arid
Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha
Thuch
Queen of
Miner's Glory and Tax Tales Across Old News Quotes
A collage of antiquated quotes from Chicago Record-Herald and Blackwood's Magazine juxtapose wealth and mortality, excise duties on candles, and wry marital promises. The snippets reference Burns as an officer, Keninishall households, and a Philadelphia North American divorce remark, reflecting vintage editorial wit.
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Burns
William Lorimer
Kennishall
Blackwood's Magazine
Weeds Consumption Warns Against Self Deception
The advertisement urges early action against consumption likening it to a weed that thrives in weak lungs. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung fertilizer, advises fresh air rest and ample eating, and offers a free sample with ordering details for Scott & Co at 409 Pearl St New York.
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Scott
Wrepper Gieye Boule
Scott & Oe
Pearl St
Doctor Bledsoe and the Simmons Cure in Simmons Landing
In a Missouri backwoods town a young doctor treats Bob Simmons with mysterious pills prescribed as “to be taken in any convenient vehicle.” The cure, popular rumor notes, spurs stories of fortune, marriage plans, and community awe as the physician’s early success grows.
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Mr. Simmons
Pilla
Masculaplne
Simmonses
Dr. Bledsoe
Missouri
Simmons
Bob Simmons
Wesl
Bob
Bledsoe
Ben Simmons
Sen
Simmons Landin
Simmons Landing
Herold
Talbot
Caribbean Fleet Heads West Indies Shift in Navy Policy
The United States plans a permanent naval presence in the Caribbean with Rear Admiral Coghlan and his flagship Olympia to West Indies waters. Moody aims to protect American interests as turmoil in Haiti Colombia and nearby republics persists, with forces in place to respond rapidly to multiple calls.
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Uncle Sam
Caribbean
Admsal Coghlan
West Indies
North Atlantic
Coghlan
Moody
United States
Navy Department
Haiti
Central American
Anclo Bani
Spain
Colombia
Carbbean
Joseph
Dewey
Manila Bay
Raleigh
New York
Winging
Long Island Sound
Olympia
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Marietta
Panther
Detroit
Macking
Bankers to Meet at 28th Annual American Bankers Association
The twenty eighth annual session opens in New Orleans on November 11 with Myron T. Herrick presiding and bankers representing over eight billion dollars. The association, organized in 1875, promotes cooperation to guard against burglars and forgers, funds a protective committee and pursues criminals to safeguard member institutions. Herrick, Cleveland Society for Savings president, is a longtime banker and former McKinley friend who chose finance over law.
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Mambershiy Reethbhiard
American Bankera’ Association
Myron T. Bertick
New Orleana
Association of Bankers Tag
Z. T. Howenstein
Washington
Saratoga
Myron T. Herrick
Middle West
Society For Savings of
Cleveland
Herrick
American Countess Craven Drives Her Own Car in England
A Fair automobilist, American Countess Craven, acts as her own chauffeur with noted skill. Daughter of New York financier Bradley Martin, she joins England’s motoring trend with her young son, Ford, in tow. A keen participant in outdoor sports, she embraces automobiling as a social statement.
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England
Countess of Craven
Countess Craven
Bradley Martin
New York
Lady Craven
Eixteen
Lord Craven
Ford Wiington
Bargaining banker threatens switch after rate dispute
A longtime customer pressed a bank cashier for a lower exchange rate claiming Farmers’ Bank offered one eighth while the bank quoted one tenth of a percent. The cashier relented, noting the customer’s loyalty. The exchange stamp cost him 60 cents more than staying quiet.
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Farmers’ Bank
New York Times
Railroad Passenger Dept Circulates Farmer Address Request
The passenger department of a central railroad issues a call for farmers and homemakers to forward their names and addresses. The notice, published with several circulars, appears in Kentucky and Louisiana regions and mentions distribution of material to subscribers.
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Mjimole Central Railroad Company
Kentucky West
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