King Peter Crowned King of Servia Amid Reports of Assassination
A rough chronicle notes King Peter Karagnorgevites’ elevation in Servia after the royal installation. It questions the throne acceptance amid rumors of Alexander’s assassination and suggests the new king’s press portrayal may have inflated his character. The piece also touches on Shamrock racing boats and a debate about liquor law enforcement and arrests in Vermont and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Karagnorgevites
Setvia
Peter
Bervin
Hume
Columbia
Cnp
Novel Ties Market Stock Showcases Unusual Patterns
A market visit yielded samples of novel ties with a complete stock on hand. Unusual patterns are available alongside common styles, priced from 1.25 to 3.50 dollars each.
Washouts and wreck reports echo across cities
A jumble of quotes from newspapers cites washouts and wrecks in Chicago and other hubs, noting rail and street incidents. A public ledger item questions horse racing knowledge in a domestic exchange. An artist defends a controversial sketch after a punchy morning remark.
Boston sobriety drive prompts curb in public intoxication
The article notes a rise in intoxicated men on Boston streets two weeks ago and last week, attributing it to stricter enforcement. It urges readers to honestly assess whether crowd behavior changed, considering the new law and police orders to curb public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tide State
Vermont
Boston
Boston Polos Registeries
State items include prison counts and local notes
Bennington lists eight men under state prison charge, with only three exceptions. Morrisville resident Mileson Niles sails for New York to rehearse Singing Girl role of Lady Maria. Eugene Shea of Bennington nearly choked during supper and was saved by a physician. Framed anniversary for Frank P. Houston and wife noted. Miss Lyle F. Morse, St Johnsbury, earns master of sacred theology and takes teaching post at Mount Holyoke. Rutland's Old Ladies Home dormer stone ceremony held. project expected finished by Nov 1. Poem appears, urging deliverance through religious verse. Local ads note garments at Vente & Knight and Pitts for low prices.
Servia s New Monarch a Paris art student king
Paris anecdotes describe Peer Karageorgevitch as tall dark and picturesque a harmless pretender living in Paris while studying art and medicine and writing light verse His Parisian circle saw no real influence or popularity and noted he never attained distinction among the European throne claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Peturesque Harmlews
Karageorgeviveh
Servia
Amer
Jeane
Hetri Pene
New York Evening Journal
Harcourt
Parla
Nic
Alphonse Dandet
Plan to Aid Authors Decries High Postage Rates
The Society of American Authors plans reform to reduce manuscript postage to five ounces per week, matching European and Universal Postal Union rates. The New York Times reports the anomaly in the United States where distant towns pay four times more to dispatch manuscripts than domestic mail between offices. This affects newspaper writers, printers, and authors of all decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Authors
Justis
Nile
New York
Universal Postal Uniarte
United States
Pointe
Giraffe Calves Height At Birth Impresses Zoo Visitors
A newborn giraffe stands six feet tall from hoof to head as he rises soon after birth. Zookeepers report the calf quickly assumes an upright stance, attracting attention from observers.
Intoatioe Poem Fragment from Somerville Journal
A damaged OCR fragment from the Somerville Journal presents a rustic verse about birds and spring. The poem reflects longing for robins and orioles, with lines describing birdsong and nature. It also mentions a figure praised for singing and a quiet moment for enjoyment amid seasonal imagery.
Poles Adapt Lord's Prayer for Poland War Message
A curious version of the Lord's Prayer circulates among Polish patriots. It asks to deliver Poland from slavery and foreign domination, to provide daily bread without blood, and to avoid traitorous acts. Thousands have learned the revised text, preferring it to the traditional form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Kingdom of
Novel July Celebration Hailed by Indiana Antisaloon League
The Indiana Antisaloon League plans an unusual July Fourth celebration with a pledge drive. members will turn themselves into detectives to report liquor law violations, temperance mass meetings will be held, and performances of Ten Nights The Ballroom will tour towns to recruit pledges and shut down saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antisaloon League of
Indiana
New York Commercial Advertiser
Kateer Anecdote From Metz Reported In New York
An anecdote about the Kateer from Metz is recounted by the New York Commercial Advertiser. A station encounter with a 2.0 percent girl costume led to a comment about motherhood. The tale also mentions a regiment of fighters at Potsdam nicknamed the Grasshoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kateer
Kalker
Metz
New York
Mainway
Iekateer
Guird
Potsdam
Grasshoppers
Art Novelty
The Vaughan Store Black Lace and Mercerized Stripe Sale
Two pieces of Black Lace Stripe priced at 5 cents per yard and two pieces of Black Mercerized Stripe at 20 cents per yard. Another lot of two pieces of Black Lace Stripe with serpentine embroidery offered at 25 cents per yard. All styles and matches available with inserts. Watch for Saturday special.
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the Ros HE Daily Times
Sete
Euved
Langley
poxtoMos
Garres Secon
Tursgay
Wice
Venice
Barre Daity
Chicago Datals and Restaurante
Just
Schrafft’s Chocolates
DF. Davis
Trade Journal
Rogers & Grady Co
Quinlen
Barre
Wilton
Chicago
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Lnterest
Bennington Jan
Walle Ta
Mileson Niles
Morrisville
Lady Maria
Eugene Shea
Bennington
Hae
Phyal
Frank P. Houston
Northéeld
Lyle F. Morse
St. Johnsbury
Hartford Theological Peninary
Mount Holyoke College
Rutland
T. 4
Gaffney
St. Peters’ Church
Ivette Hone
Tin Temple
Thor
Sidapis
Vente & Koight's
Pitts
L. P
H. C. Gleason
Montpelier, Vt
Somervilie
Mase) Journal
South End
Parsons & Skinner
South Main Street
Vaughan Store
J. W. Vaughan
H. Z. Mills
Old
North Main St
COLLINS @ COLTON
State Street
Dorothy Dodd
Oxfords
Badger, McLean & Co
E. A. Drown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
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