German Officer Arrest Sparks Colonial Scandal In Berlin
In a sweeping corruption case from the German colonial army, Major Fischer, head of the clothing department, is arrested for accepting loans and bribes from Tippelskirch & Co. The probe links General von Podbielaki and a broader scheme, with potential five years hard labor.
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Berlin
Baltic
Kaiser
Germany
Poland
Alsace
Fischer
Bven
Panama
von Podbielaki
Agriculture
Tippelskirch & Co
Eged
Fiecher
Bla
Hig Afe
Trealea
Herr ‘Fippelskirch
Mystery of Elisa Coplato in Italian Coast Tale
Home August 55 Eilisa Coplato vanished from Porte San Giorgio family inquiries followed a shore sighting. A servant courted by a handsome coachman, later identified as the missing girl, explains she ran away due to parental disapproval of a young lover. Disguised and hair cut, she fled with the suitor. the coachman captured at Ancona station.
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Eilisa Coplato
Porte San Giorgio
Eona
M_ Bervadio
Ancona
Porto Gan Giorgio
Servadio
Aicki
Elisa
Ake
Weyung
Root's South American trip could boost US trade aims
Secretary Root plans a South American tour to map opportunities for American commerce and push for an international American bank. The piece outlines projected banks, steamship links, and German competition in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and other nations, stressing American potential gains and German influence.
Gascarets Promote Health With Portable Card Box Reminder
Claiming to improve complexion, breath, nerves, and digestion Gascarets are urged as a daily aid. One tablet taken when symptoms arise allegedly prevents most stomach and digestive illnesses, with the Sterling Remedy Company’s guaranteed safe product stamped COG.
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Druggiata
Sterling Remedy Company
German and Italian influence in South America noted by Root
The article recounts various German and Italian business presences across South America during Secretary Root’s tour. It highlights German trade control in rubber and shipping, Italian labor and commerce in Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo, American-led enterprises in Chile and Brazil, and prominent American figures in Montevideo and Valparaiso. It also notes railroad and industrial investments by Americans from Peru to Bolivia, ending with a nod to the Ponce de Leon project.
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Uruguay
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South America
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New York
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Americana
Atlantic South America
Buenos Ayres
Brasianlache Bank
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Santos
Deutsche Obersesischs Bank
Valparatec
American Exchange
Kaiser
Root
Krupp
Germany
Frederick the Great
Washington
Reise Kaiser
Welsa Kaiser
Grelsa Kaiser
Europe
Holy Land
Strait of Gibraltar
Morocco
Calse
Asia Minor
Spanish America
Central America
Para
Strait of Magellan
Amazon
Italy
Brasil
Buence Ayres
Argentine
Hunarede
Bras
Beasil
Lombardy
Brama
Pare
Our
Rubber Trust
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Alate
Sao Paul
Yankera
Antos
Montevideo
Hawani
Evans
Santiago
Valparaiso
McKellar
United States Navy
Snow
Chile
George B Chace
California
Goanlarda
Chace
London
Peru
Grace & Co
West Coat
Flint, Eddy & Co
Atlantic
Graces
Lima
Henry Metgge
Carriag
Andes
Leaven Oas
Cerro de Pasco
Casapalca
Yankee Enterprise
Meigas
Lake Titicace
Bolivia
imEnes
Guayagall
Quito
Naminal
G. Carpenter
A Vicious Poke at DiAuber Over Sold Paintings
An odd exchange centers on DiAuber boasting he has sold every painting he owned. Crittick notes the sales reflect well on the artist’s taste. Abt adds a cautious remark about safety and taste, implying potential loss if standards weren't held.
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Crittick
New Theory Advanced On Age Of The World By Lankester
Professor Ray Lankester spoke at York at the opening meeting of the British Association, arguing radium shows earth heat is not self cooling. He said physicists once capped geological time at a few hundred million years but now accept vastly longer ages. He urged $50 million yearly funding for disease research and criticized ministers for ignorance of science in government departments.
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Ray Lankester
British Association
York
Tait
Lord Kelvin
Huxley
Lankester
Girls Parade in Bloomers Stuns Paris Tourists
In Paris today a party of American girls touring Europe appeared in rational dress with shirtwaist blouses and bloomers, topped by spectacles and tam-o'-shanter caps. Parisians were impressed by the outfits as the group plans visits to the Moulin Rouge, a church, and shopping stops before returning to Switzerland.
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Paris
Europe
Switzerland
Hopkinsville
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