Queen Mary Presses Ahead On Princes Training Clash
A Royal household dispute unfolds as Queen Mary clashes with King George over Prince Edward’s education. Hansell, famed tutor to royalty, debates Paris training while the prince vows to stay with him, challenging formal tutelage and signaling a shift from boy to man. The king favors a more worldly upbringing. the queen seeks controlled, structured guidance and aims to shape the prince’s future with careful timing. The debate centers on who mentors the heir as he advances toward Magdalen College and public life.
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Ndon
Mary
Bland
Prince of Wales
Paria
George
Tie
Paris
Lfe
England
New Barnet
Lord Dalmeny
Lord Rosebery
Hansell
Prince Arthur of
Buckingham Palace
Kreen Park
Hanaeli
Osborne College
Navy
Edward
Pany 2
Charles Cust
Hansell If Mr. Hansell Doesn’t Go, I Won't Go Either.” and Argue As Queen Mary
Prince Edward
Queen Mary
Gay
Women Stricture Women Stricture Varicocele Blood Poison
A historical note lists medical conditions including stricture varicocele blood poisoning piles and liver trouble among women. The fragmentary line suggests cataloged ailments or advertisements in a 19th or early 20th century paper.
Notable Baseball Records From Early Reports
A survey of late 19th and early 20th century eras notes standout streaks by pitchers such as Tim Keefe and Jack Chesbro, with details on claimed but disputed feats by John Luby and Ed Reulbach. The piece contrasts official records with unofficial dope books and cites arguments over uninterrupted win runs and notable sequences.
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Marquard
Charley Radbourne
Providence
James McCormick
Chicago
Tim Keefe
John Luby
Texas
Anson
Luby
Jack Chesbro
Flighlanders
Ed. Reulbach
Cubs
Scalp Cure Recalls Cuticura Testimony
In Muskogee Oklahoma Mr D W McClean reports a year long scalp disease with painful itching and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment his scalp healed and hair thickened within four weeks. He credits the regimen and notes a full recovery and renewed hair growth.
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Muskogee
Okla
D. W. McClean
Cuticura
Dept. T. Basten
Benedict Arnold's Cannon at War Department Door
Washington August 10 Special. A bronze six pounder from 1747 sits at the War Department entrance, mislabelled as a Yorktown trophy. The gun, captured by Arnold at St Johns and later linked to Yorktown, has been housed for years amid memorials while record-keepers correct the attribution to its true early exploits in the Revolutionary War.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
War Department
Benedict Arnold
Army
Navy
United States
Holland
George
England
St Tobns
York
Town
Yorktown
U. S Grant, II
Lower
Canada
Worktown
Cornwallis
Ethan Allen
Ticonderoga
Arnold
Lake Champlain
St Johns
Montreal
St. Johns
Ocuples & Bhice
Near Great Pass
Wall Street Scrub Women Get Raises From Brooklyn Group
Pioneer effort by Riverside Improvement association helps lower Manhattan women office cleaners gain higher pay. An inquiry found wages from $4.82 to $6 weekly across eight to thirty-three buildings, with four buildings granting raises and others showing intent to push for higher rates. About 60 women benefited already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Lower Manhattan
Riverside Improvement Association
Brooklyn
Movement Gathers in Spain for Nobel Library Prize
A campaign builds in Spain aiming for the next Nobel library prize recognition. Activists and cultural figures push for wider acknowledgment of library work and its global impact. The effort centers on mobilizing public support and highlighting library services in education and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
England Spends Five Dollars to Collect One Cent Tax
London reports a Lloyd George land tax case where government and legal costs run high for a single cent levy. Smithson, a London singing master with Kent property, faced multiple forms, agent trips, and fees before the annual tax on his one acre garden was set at one cent after spending about five dollars in administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Smithson
Enderden
Kent
Tenterden
Hhe
Teo
Williams Hotel to Open at Mulberry and Fourth Sts
Notice to patrons and public that Hotel Williams at the corner of Mulberry and Fourth Streets in Macon Georgia opens Monday the 12th with up to date facilities and moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Houses
Williams
Mulberry and
Fourth Sts
Macon
Proclamation Submitting Amendment to Georgia Constitution
A proclamation announces submission of a proposed amendment to the Georgia Constitution for a general state election held on October 29, 1912. It details the governor’s authority, the amendment’s purpose, and the official actions required to place the measure on the ballot.
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Georgia
Bleck
Kacelemy
Ernor, Hiy
Sphom
Tate
Nutive Department
Atlanta
Wherras
General Assembly
Ferdon
State of
Pulaski County
Said
Pulaski
Dodge
Lend
Polastd
Sot Lang
Sia
Sad
Bee Land
Dominges
Houston
Blerkley
Coch- Tan
Whch
Jim
Beckley
Superior Court
Am. E
Bleckley
e&Jd
Guhront
Thia
Sax
Bleckler
Secretary of State
Cone
Hetaby
Joseph M. Brown
Wald State
Ef Rical
Tober 2
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Noman
Mfe
King George
Magdalen
E. L. Scott
Drin
Brzree
Randolph
36Th ST
7Th Ave
Broadway
New York
H. G. Williams
Marlborough Bs
Slenberm
Atlantic City
Jolian White & Sons Company
White Path Hotel
White Path
Cliff House
Tallulah
Falls
Southland
Eas
Demorest Springs
Demorest
Blue Ridge
Freestone Lithia
Freestone
Fiedmont College Extension
Country Life
University of Georgia
Piedmont Extension Board
ST. Simons
South Atlantic
St. Simons Island
New
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