Young Marquis and Bride Escape During Terror in France
In the Reign of Terror a teen couple wed in a chateau near the Lot river. Marquis Jean de Lefevre and Artinse Kimmette devise a daring escape from a political jail with a coded plan and a wax pellet message. They flee across the border to safety with help from conspirators and a midnight bridge rendezvous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Baviks
Lotre
Jean de Lefevre
Artinse Kimmette
Joan
Artis
Theo
Artings
Artinse
Abe
Jean
Binth Tly
Lefevre
Committee of Usety
Artinge
Aublaide
Ruth Hill
Wanien and Sidesman Debate Funding in Illustrated Bits
Fragmentary lines show Wanien predicting church members will request money. The Sidesman asks why and Wanlen notes recent sermons listened to by the congregation over the last two Sundays.
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Wanlen
Boni de Castell Opens Custody Fight for Gould Children
Paris July 9 Count Boni de Castell opens a custody battle over his three children with Mina Gould after his ex wife Anna Gould married Prince Helie de Sagan in London. He seeks temporary custody arguing Mina was under strong influence of the prince and will ask the court to grant full custody to the count once she returns.
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Paris
Boni de Oaatelone
Mme
Anna Gould
New York
London
Prince Helle de Sagan
Chiltdeen
Mina Gould
Jay
Versailles
Maitre Bonnet
Jey
Verielies
Che
Princres de Sagan
Pring Helie de Sagan
Geld
Prince de Sayen
Italy
Riviera
England
Prince de Segun
Maitre Bennett
Princess de Sugan
Premier Asquith Warns Navy Over Admirals Rift
London July 9 Premier Asquith said in the House of Commons that apart from rumors the government knew of no trouble among three senior admirals Lord Charles Beresford Sir Percy Scott and Sir John Fisher He warned naval officers to remain loyal to superiors and work in harmony to ensure fleet efficiency, denying any government responsibility for the dispute.
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London
Charles Berosfurd
Percy Scott
John Fisher
House of Commons
Asquith
Fuason
Continental Baptist congress to open in Berlin in late August
A number of Americans will attend the continental Baptist congress at Berlin from August 27 to September 3. The Indiana bureau of statistics reports 6,239 houses of worship in the state and the church property value at 24,628,001 dollars. Archbishop Langevin of western Canada travels to France for diabetes treatment. Canon Allen-Edwards in south London started a workingmen service at All Saints 45:30 a.m. Testing continues. Bishop Riley of Western Australia notes a lack of water during his interior trip, affecting face washing and drinking water.
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Continental Baptist Congress
Berlin
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Langevin
Catholic Church of
Western Canada
France
Allen-Edwards
South London
All Saints
Riley
Western Australia
Industrial Items and Global Cotton Goods
Germany ranks third in cotton goods production behind Britain and the United States. Among 207157 clothing factory workers, Britain employs 197220 women, with female tailors at 44072 versus 13164 men. New England pulp mill plans with western railways seek to establish Tactorton for pulp from rice straw, energized by electricity from mine waste, aligning with Mr. Johnson's forecast about the future electric question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
United States
New England
Western Railways
Emi
Jdlson
Blue Women Blues Prompted Health Caution
Public health note warns women that melancholia or blues often signals serious female organ derangement and requires immediate attention. Guidance urges those with low spirits and misery to seek medical help promptly from qualified professionals.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound promoted by letters
For thirty years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been touted as a standard remedy for female ills. Letters from Mrs F Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs Mary J Williams of Bridgeport praise its health restoring effects for despondent, nervous states and backaches. The ad urges women with displacements inflammation irregularities periodic pains and other female troubles to try the product.
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F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
Mary J. Williams
Bridgeport
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Thermometer saves dancer from arrest in stage show
In New York July 1 La Sylphe dazzled crowds at Keith Proctor Mortem theatre as Captain Walsh watched from front row with a thermometer. The device kept the officer from arresting the scantily clad performer during the Salome dance as the mercury stayed above ninety, the crowd cheering while the officer declared there was plenty of clothes for thin weather.
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New York
la Sylptia
Keith & Proctor
Eadhy
Thomas Walsh
East Twenty-sixth Street
Central Fire
Walsh
Wat
Captain Walsh
la Sylphe
Kaiser Fulminates Again A Verse Rant on War and Fame
A fragmented poem fragment laments perpetual war and stage fright, mocking public bravado with political jibes. The speaker taunts a ruler figure, lampoons martial rhetoric, and hints at a distant consumer culture while weaving archaic spellings and satirical quips.
Water Wagon for Democrats in House Fight
Washington dispatch describes anti liquor forces backing Democrats to gain control of the House. Temperance groups expect to influence district races, arguing a Democratic win could yield Hepburn Doliver style prohibition measures and shift committee makeup away from pro liquor interests.
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Washington
Anti Saloon League
Cannon
Judiciary
District of Columbia
House
Congress
Anthony Town
Holier
The Sinn Fein in the New Ireland debate analysis
In the fifth instalment of The Wily number of The North American Review Sydney Brooks examines Sinn Fein aims and performance. He weighs Irish sacrifice and self denial against the need for tangible rewards and questions whether home rule can sustain long struggles. He notes a new Irish spirit of nationhood shaping Sinn Fein and hints the movement may yield a broader nationalism.
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North American Review
Bydney Brooks
New Ireland
Sinn Bein
Brook
Sinn Keigorn
Hardthood
Cleaning Silk Fabrics
A July Woman's Home Companion article offers a silk cleaning method. Soak grated potato in cold water for two days, then strain and dip silk pieces to rinse. Wring gently, let silk drip then press with a moderate iron to remove wrinkles.
McClure's in Review Delivers Essays and Stories
The periodical surveys essays on health policy crime reform and landscape of American life. It highlights Judge Cleland from Chicago discussing new crime plans, Gilbert Pinchot portrait, and a mix of fiction and sketches including The Heritage of Mam and The Singer's Heart with contributions from Lyon Bacon Daskam and Cotting.
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Joly McClure
Samuel Hopkins Adama Treaate
Mckente Cleland
Chicago
Will Kiarnes
Gilford Pinchot
Elton Terry
Carl Selimé
Jahison
Mam
Harris Merton Lyon
Joseyline Daskam Bacon
Hew
Joseph Mlethon Tella
Mary Stewart Cotting
Ummiber
The Unforgotten Four in Springfield Love Quandary
A poem from the Richmond Times Dispatch recounts Four sisters in Springfield Massachusetts who charm a narrator, who cannot choose a wife among them as years pass. Each sister proved witty sweet and cute, and the speaker laments the inability to decide, watching as they marry others and leave him alone.
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Springfield
Mass
A Skin of Beauty Boy Forever
Felix Gouraud's Oriental Dream or Megice Beautifier is described with the poetical phrasing in this brief product note attributed to D T and Edna.
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Felix Gouraud
Edna
Burglar Feat At Beekman Street Pen Company
In New York on July 9 a burglary targets the Diamond Point Pen Co in Beekman Street. Burglars cut through a wall and used dynamite to blow open two safes, stealing mainly manufactured goods and cash from a separate building. police report no clues and suspect a repeated crime pattern after prior robberies.
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New York
Joot
Diamond Point Pen Company
Beekman Street
Pen Company
Mair
Diamond Pen Company
Waterloo Battlefield Immutability Still Noted in Tour Visit
Robert Howard Russell describes Waterloo as an open undulating field in England where the landscape remains nearly unchanged since the 1815 battle. He highlights key landmarks such as the Lion's Mound, La Haye Sainte, and Hougoumont, noting they preserve the scene with old stone loopholes and farm structures dating back around 400 years.
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Battlefeld
Waterloo
England
Mont St. Jean
Nivelles
Genappe
Charjreroi
Namur
Etollo Road
Lion
la Huse Sainte
Stout
Hougoumont
Robert Howard Russell
Metropolitan Magazine
Global Grass Gains Favor In Candy Making
Worldwide demand for American grass in candy production rises with annual tallow use surpassing 130 million pounds in the United States. Pacific coast fishing valued at over 26 million dollars in 1800, with Michigan coal output per miner averaging 2.18 tons daily, totaling 2,035,000 tons overall.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Pulling That Hair A Quotation From York Press
A quoted woman laments the futile struggle to grasp a white hair illuminated like a darting light. She describes pulling at it only to pluck a brown hair, leaving the white strand still shining and elusive. The remark captures frustration with hair removal.
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York Press
Theatrical Season Notes From Broadway and London
Things Theatrical says Billie Burke will end her American season by next Easter Henry B Irving to star in a new play by Alfred Sutro Marie Dressler may produce a new musical in London this fall Harry Connor to be principal comedian in The Girl of Wall Street with Mandie Ming as star De Wolf Hopper to appear next season in What Happened Then a musical comedy by Austin Strong
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Billie Burke
Henry B. Irving
Alfred Sutro
Marie Dressler
London
Harry Connor
Mandie Ming
de Wolf Hopper
Austin Strong
Favorite Prescription and Its Endorsements on Women
The text promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic for childbirth, emphasizing non patent status, known ingredients, and alcohol free formula. It claims endorsements by medical writers and promotes a small booklet of testimonials and endorsements as free upon request.
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Vorton
Pieres
Frese
Adelaide Bharee
Tenderfoot’s Revenge in New Mexico Saloon Turnabout
A former pale tenderfoot returns years later as a seasoned range man to confront Sandy the bully in Bernal Springs New Mexico. He forces the bully to drink water from a pan on the floor as punishment and asserts the power of a changed man. Denyer Field and Farm.
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New Mexico
Tenderfoot
Hoe
Adobe
Bernal Springs
Barkeeper
Sandy
Pecos
Denyer Field
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China
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Hut
Baeheldore
Richmond Times- Dispateh
Sora
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