Bismarck and Two Germanys in a World of Power
The piece discusses Bismarck as a loyal Prussian statesman shaping a German empire within Europe. It cites his 6 February 1888 Reichstag speech on not courting outside interests and warns against a bellicose path. It contrasts Bulow's imperial Germany with Bismarck’s restrained vision and notes the two Germanys’ rival approaches to world politics.
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Imperial Germany by von Bülow
Ex-Chancellor Prince Bernhard von Bülow presents Imperial Germany in a New York edition from Dodd, Mead & Co. priced at $3.00. The work offers a scholarly biography and analysis of the German empire and its leadership under Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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Prince Bernhard von Bulow
New York
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The Tangled Skein Hero’s Bravado and Venture
Anna Gilliland Hopkins presents Jules Shourmat as a virtuous abstainer and genius who becomes a renowned aviator. He marries a Southern France beauty educated for opera, then settles in Michigan to boost the town of B. via practical business acumen.
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Skein
Jules Shourmat
France
Michigan
Shourmat
Juvenile Courts and Probation Reform in the 20th Century
The article notes drastic reforms in juvenile justice, arguing first offenders fare worse in adult prisons. It emphasizes juvenile courts and especially probation officers as pivotal in shaping youths’ futures. It stresses understanding child nature and humane methods over adult-prison tactics.
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United States
Bernard Flexner
Roger N. Baldwin
Juvenile Courts and Probation
The
Century Company
Magazine Making in War Time Editorial Effort on The World's Work War Manual
The September issue of The World's Work was rapidly produced after the outbreak of war. Editors and staff expanded to meet urgent needs, producing a War Manual with 125000 words, 1300 references, and 80 workers around the clock. It features essays by Carter, Hart, Hyde, Ogden, Archibald, Huldekoper, Gregory, Middleton, Dosch and others.
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United States
Charles Frederick Carter
Albert Bushnell Hart
Charles Cheney Hyde
Rollo Ogden
James F. J. Archibald
Europe
Frederic Louis Huldekoper
Johns. Gregory
Austria
James Middleton
Red Cross
Anos Dosch
Snake and Sword by Percival Christopher Wrenn review
A critical look at Snake and Sword contrasts its mind driven melodrama with gothic occult themes. Damocles de Warrenne is cursed by a snake fear tied to his maternal lineage, then saved by the ancestral sword. He overcomes trauma, servitude, and jungle danger to regain his lands and his beloved.
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Percival Christopher Wrenn
Damocles de Warrenne
India
England
Sandhurst
Pope Pius X Lies in State in St Peters Chapel
The body of Pope Pius X rests in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament after a public viewing in the Throne room. The procession to the chapel included 20 cardinals and many church officials, while Rome mourns with theatres closed and a private burial planned. The will leaves modest sums to family and nephews, and officials discuss a peaceful conclave amid European warfare.
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St. Peters
Pope Pius
Angelo Sarto
Angelo
St. Peter's Square
Conclave Divides Cardinals as Italian Choice Seen Likely
Rome reports the conclave to avoid schism among foreign cardinals amid European conflicts. Foreign groups total 19 from France Spain England Portugal Ireland Belgium Canada. Germans and Austria Hungarians number eight. neutrals number five with Americans Brazilians and Dutch. Italians total 33, making an Italian majority likely to decide the papal election.
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Europe
France
Spain
England
Portugal
Ireland
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Canada
Brazil
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Sacred College
Cardinals aboard Canopic as Rome conclave plans unfold
On the North River pier Cardinal Gibbons and companions bid farewell to Cardinal O Connell and a Boston party aboard the Canopic. They discuss the Rome conclave, Pope Pius X, and hopes for war’s end. Gibbons predicts an Italian pope and notes American potential in the future.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Mer. M. J. Splaine
Rome
Catholic Church
Europe
Pius X
Ife
Sacred College
Vatican
Wilson
North River
Cardinal Begin to Sail for Rome Monday
Cardinal Begin will depart Monday for Rome to attend the conclave, heading from Quebec where the announcement was made.
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Cardinal Begin
Rome
Quebec
Pope's Last Hours Described by His Doctor
In Rome the Corriere d Italia publishes an interview with the pontiff's physician detailing the final days of Pope Pius XII. The doctor notes war distress worsened his condition, describes his serene death after hours of pain, and recounts the pope’s final moments with a crucifix in his hands.
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Rome
Corriere d'Italia Today
Europe
Marchiafava
Foresters Call for Memorial Prayers for Pope Pius X
Massachusetts Foresters chief directs a statewide letter urging subordinate courts to hold memorial prayers at the next two meetings for Pope Pius X. The resolution expresses sorrow for the Holy Father and pledges loyalty to the Cardinals while praying for eternal rest and perpetual light.
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Pope
James H. O'Neil
Order of Foresters
Pope Pius X
Pius X
Church
Order
College of Cardinals
Pope Pius X Sister Anna Sarto Not Dead
An erroneous report from London claimed Anna Sarto sister of the late Pope Pius X had died in Rome after his death. The mistake arose from a telegraphic error. She is alive and ill with shock though already indisposed when the pontiff was taken ill.
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New York
Anna Sarto
Pius X
Rome
Take to Her Bed Under Doctor Care Amici
A fragment notes a person being taken to her bed and under the care of Dr. Amici. The line implies a medical or caregiving setting with a named physician in charge. No dates or places are given. The readable text centers on medical attention by Dr. Amici.
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Amici
Rome Mourns Pope Pius X After Death
Cardinal Della Volpa received condolences from sovereigns and heads of state worldwide. Rome mourns as stores close and churches fill with prayers. City flags fly at half mast. municipal council to decide on commemorating Pius X. Pope had favored reconciliation with the new Italian order.
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Rome
Cardinal Della Volpa
Pope Pius
Vatican
Pius X
Order of Things
Italy
Services for Pope Pius X Observed in New Hampshire
Bishop Guertin of the New Hampshire diocese issued a clergy notice after the death of Pope Pius X. A pontifical requiem will be said at the Cathedral next Tuesday at 10 45 am with all priests asked to attend. A high mass may be held in all churches and worshippers urged to receive holy communion together.
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Manchester
N. H
George Albert Ciuertin
New Hampshire
Pius X
Guertin
Pope's Peace Prayer Before War Mercy de Kapos-Mere
The Tribuna reports Austrian ambassador to Italy Jr. Mercy de Kapos-Mere asked Pope Pius X to bless Austria Hungary and its armies before resigning due to ill health. The pope replied I bless peace.
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the Tribuna
Italy
Mercy de Kapos-Mere
Pius X
Austria- Hungary
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