Ex Kaiser Guilty Princess Radziwill Case Questioned
A fragment questions guilt in a Kaiser era case involving Princess Radziwill. The text hints at a verdict or legal doubt but lacks full details or names to confirm charges or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
10
A fragment questions guilt in a Kaiser era case involving Princess Radziwill. The text hints at a verdict or legal doubt but lacks full details or names to confirm charges or outcomes.
A breezy note claims Kaiser spoke of preparing to play an ambitious part in the World's History at a given moment. The passage suggests secret history from a narrator who claims insider knowledge.
Exclusive Sunday Post piece features Mme Poincare outlining perceived differences between French and American women. She discusses manners, social roles, and national character shaping women's behavior.
An early glimpse reveals how the famed general earned his celebrated name. Wheel er presents new details about Pershing's rise and reputation in a revealing account.
Army intelligence testified that Berlin organized 131 agents before U.S. entry in 1914, forming a 200000 to 300000 strong German-American network. Hale and others ran publicity, newspapers, and books to aid the German cause, with secret HQs, coded access, and extensive distribution in Mexico and the United States.
Gallagher of Illinois urges the peace conference to go on record in favor of an independent Ireland amid a broader debate over the Free Erin movement. The report notes legislative push and political maneuvering surrounding the issue.
In a heated committee room exchange Mr Fox denounced a resolution as insulting to the United States and England. He said he had studied the Irish question, opposed Sinn Feinism, and charged backers with siding with Germany. Protests followed as Dr. Flood urged restraint.
Hearings closed on the resolution as memorials and petitions poured in. Chairman Flood said the committee would vote on the resolution early next week.
Daily coastal almanac notes the 1588th day of war for the United States and 618 days since hostilities began. It records tide heights around 10 feet morning and 4 inches evening, with a full moon on December 17 and new moon on January 31. Evening star Mars and morning stars Jupiter, Venus, Saturn are listed.
Yesterday's fish market saw wholesale prices jump with steak cod at 17 to 19 cents, market cod 9 to 10, haddock 8 to 12, and steak pollock 7. Two ships docked. Pioneer unloaded 160000 pounds and 200 cod, 6 pollock, 15000 scrod, 200 lemon sole, while Sawyer brought 14000 pounds of pollock. The Calvin Austin will be returned to Einstern Steamship Corp after repairs. The Rimouski strained by strike, shifted to Boston docks to load. Storms delayed several liners and ships reported severe weather off Sable Island.
A list of vessels including tugs and steamers from Norfolk Baltimore New York and Philadelphia engaged in towing barges and practice cruises. Names cited include G G Cleveland Nay Aug W H Moory Irwin Larimer Westmoreland Mahoning and several steamers and steam lighters moving barges among Cove Reeding Prudence Ogden and Rockport with destinations Portland Beverly and Rockport noted.
Washington dec 18 return of property of Mrs Lily Busch widow of Adolphus Busch the St Louis brewer was ordered by Attorney General Gregory after she satisfied the Justice Department on her American citizenship and the alien property act matter the property had been taken over by the alien property custodian
A light hearted feature in next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine presents humorous love misunderstandings and charming situations that poke fun at romance. The page gathers witty anecdotes and light exchanges showing love with a playful twist.
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