Exiled rulers scattered as governments shed monarchs
A survey of displaced leaders from Napoleon to Manuel of Portugal and Castro of Venezuela, detailing how exile reshapes their lives. It notes banishments to Elba, St Helena, and Europe, with many living abroad under surveillance while aiming to regain power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Elba
Waterloo
St. Helena
Africa
Manuel
Portugal
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Mulal Hatd
Abd-el-Aziz
Morocco
Pu Vieshton
Ali Mohammed
Persia
Castro
Venezuela
Zelaya
Estrada
Nicaragua
Diaz
Mexico
Madero
Mealeo
Europe
Paris
Menxion
Felix Llox
OROZCO REPORTED DROWNED IN RIO GRANDE FLIGHT
Reported by Manuel Mascarenas a former rebel commander Orozco the younger and his party were surprised at Ojinaga near the Rio Grande as they attempted to swim to the American side. They abandoned horses and fled but Orozco disappeared. His horse saddle and sword were later found on the American bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Ellisland
Cuba
Napoleon
Venezuelan
Venezuela
Hix
Europe
Gomes
Castrohoe
United States
Texas
Rogers
Phila
Uncle Ramany
Acare Chena
Pascual Orogeo, Jr
Mexico
Rio Grande
Manuel Mascarenna
Orozco
Jose Cordova
Ojinaga
Orozco the Younger
Mascarenas
Felix Torazas
Danube River Colors Contrasted at Bridges and Confluence
The Danube appears as a rushing yellow torrent from the old bridge of a city. In Passau the Danube Inn and Ilz meet, and the three rivers keep distinct colors for some distance after joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube
Atisbon
Assau
Inn
Ils
Christian Science Monitor
Zebras Used by German African Police Mounted Patrols
German colonial police in Africa employ zebras as mounts. Reports indicate zebras provide mobility and stamina for patrols across challenging terrain, with riders adapting gear and tack to zebra behavior and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Baseball Managers Salaries Climb Amid Big Contract Talks
The article notes rising pay for baseball managers, with John J. Methaw's Giants deal reportedly far above peers. Figures show salaries from about 10 000 to 25 000 plus shares and percentage of net receipts for top managers and owners like Connie Mack Jake Stahl and Clark Griffith. It also mentions rule changes in football increasing the pace of play and a new return-to-game rule in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Methaw
New York Giants
John Foster
Little Napoleon
Frank Chance
Yankees
McChin
Yankee
Ammon Kooi
Sebring
Detroit
Clarke
Phtabure
Ress
Stahl
Red Bow
Steseresentes Dono Tinker
Clmctonatl
Ccccrereersewees
Griffth
Benatura
Peeeecees
Nccesen
Chance
Connie Mack
Athletics
Jake Stahl
Red Sox
Clark Griffith
Senators
Portant
Regattas Set For Oakland And Schuylkill Courses
The triangular regatta among Stanford, California, and Washington crews will be rowed on April 19 at Oakland with a three mile varsity eight race and a mile shorter freshman event the UW will not enter the freshman race. Annapolis Naval Academy will race in Philadelphia's Schuylkill regatta May 31 restricted to Henley distance. a special Naval Academy cup will be awarded for the four oared event by the American Rowing Association stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
California
University of Washington
Oakland
Naval Academy At
Annapolla
Philadelphia
Academy
Americann Rowing Association
Schuylkill
International League opens schedules for Jersey City and Newark
Jersey City hosts Buffalo on April 16 to begin at home and Newark opens at home against Toronto the same day. The two teams close their seasons September 21 at Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Camp on New Football Rules
Walter Camp, renowned football expert, praises planned rule changes for the next season. He notes the committee kept few alterations, since last year’s rules produced satisfactory results and only minor adjustments were needed, with emphasis on avoiding unnecessary experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Camp
Yale
Two White Sox Prospects Earn Praise From Umpire Connolly
Umpire Connolly praised two White Sox youngsters, Stay Schalk and Borton. He said Schalk, the catcher, may be the best backstop to reach the major leagues in years and is a natural ball player. He added Borton, the young first baseman, also looks good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Connolly
Chicago White Sox
Schalk
Borton
Fiest
Jim Flynn Set to Umpire in Western League This Season
Jim Flynn, renowned heavyweight boxer, will serve as an umpire in the Western league this season. He brings substantial experience from semipro and amateur contests, signaling a versatile role transition for the veteran athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Flynn
Flynn
Quirky Newspaper Snippets Mix in Early 20th Century Jests
A collage of humorous clippings shows families playful with letters misaddressed notes and light exchanges. Quotes include a maid hiding a letter, a mother-daughter digression, a surgeon’s pay verdict, and a joke about Job in the Bible. The items reflect daily life and social banter.
Misheard Exchange During Imar Ra Trial
A courtroom transcript fragment shows questioning about whether the minister’s remarks were understood and if there is any reason a sentence should not be imposed, with a brief reply recalling a single point from the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey
Imarra
Chicago
Newa
What's Bodalos Doing Now Demonstrator
The fragmentary text shows dialogue about a person named Bodalos described as a demonstrator. It hints at his claimed "own unfitness" and includes a garbled reference to Birmingham and an unclear name Mereld. The readable portion centers on a person labeled demonstrator and questions about his fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodalos
Birmingham
Opera Party Prep Tip From Ex Cop Chats
An unusual tip list suggests a plan for an opera party with hindsight from ex officers. The note hints at security chatter and suggests cautious steps. The fragmentary exchange references a judge and potential attendees shaping party details.
Fragmentary Note Signals Domestic Tension
A brief, unclear excerpt shows a domestic dispute mood with phrases about going home and a strained dialogue. The readable parts mention a wife threatening to return to her home and unresolved tension between spouses.
Incomplete Quote Sparks Unclear Action
Fragmentary lines suggest a speaker expressing desire to avoid someone nicknamed bigs and claiming to have blown out light. Details are unclear and names or context are not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigs
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Schreiber
Yoripo Castro
Jose
Yeluye
Nicaracus
Nicaragia
Aries
Cast
South America
Juan Estrada
Americas
Asia
China
Pu Ylile
Republc
Pu Yi
the Man OF Blood
Abdu Hawid
Atubul
Rec
Mulat Hath
Molat Hafhd
Evitan
Abd el Asta
Moroero
France
Ali Mohammed Mirza
Shah of
Perein
Russia
England
Carlos
Porfirio Diaz
Mulai Hafid
Jose Santos Zelaya
Cipriano Castro
American Press Association
Ray Schalk
Milwaukee
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Miss Kitty
Dearie
Papa
Art Piet
Ihl Jones
New York Globe
Job
National Monthly
Weill
Detroit Free Press
New York
Gtrenveus
Walley
Pittgburgh
Pres
Theo Post
Ressiy
Dexsie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!