Heir Presumptive to the German Throne Born Yesterday
Berlin reports Crown Princess Frederick William safely delivered a son at 9 15 this morning. A 101 gun salute followed as crowds in the square celebrated, with flags adorning buildings and prayers said since June. Emperor William notified via wireless despatch from Kiel to the Hamburg steamer en route to Trondheim.
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Berlin
Frederick William
William
Keil
Hamburg
Trondhjem
Norway
How Prominent Bay State Women Spend Vacation Days
Boston society matron Mrs. Guy Lowell stands at the head of Boston's social set. Daughter of famed horticulturist Professor Charles S. Sargent and sister to Miss Mary Sargent, she presides over Holm Lea in Brookline and maintains a luxurious life with orchids and rare blooms. The Lowells spend summers in Brookline with house parties and cruises, while Mrs. Lowell travels abroad annually and supports Episcopal charities.
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Boston
Guy Lowell
Lowell
Charles S. Sargent
America
Robeson
Brookline
Lowells
Sargent
Atlantic
Mrs. Lowell
Episcopal Church
Mrs Hartje Faces Conspiracy Claim in Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 4 Friends of Mrs Hartje believe she can prove she is the victim of a vast conspiracy as her divorce case unfolds. Lawyers say the evidence supports her innocence and may show forged letters from a former coachman.
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Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
Thomas Madine
Hartje
Krupp Heiress Barbara Krupp Engaged to Baron Wilmowski
Essen reports the engagement of Barbara Krupp youngest daughter of the late Krupp iron works owner to Baron Tilo von Wilmowski son of the Prussian Saxony governor. Fraulein Krupp is valued around 12.5 million dollars, less than her sister Bertha. Bertha Krupp’s engagement to Gustav von Bohlen and Halbach was announced May 31 from Essen.
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Essen
Barbara Krupp
Great Iron Works
Frederick Alfred Krupp
Tilo von Wilmowski
Prussian
Saxony
Fraulein
Barbara
Bertha
Bertha Krupp
Krupp Works
Gustav von Bohlen
Halbach
Vatican
English Women Suffragists Insist on Going to Prison
London July 4 Miss Kenney and the three women arrested June 1 outside Chancellor Asquith's house pressed for martyrdom. The magistrate set bail at 250 dollars each for good behavior a year or six weeks in jail if violated. All chose prison rather than bail.
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London
Miss Kenney
Asquith
Magazine purchased by group of noted writers
The American Magazine has been formally purchased by the Phillips Publishing Company with possession assumed. John S. Phillips becomes president, Lincoln Steffens vice-president, Albert A. Boyden secretary, and D. A. McKinlay treasurer. Ida M. Tarbell, famed for her Napoleon history and Standard Oil critique, is among the associate editors along with Finley Peter Dunne, William Allen White, Lincoln Steffens, Ray Stannard Baker, Albert A. Boyden, and John M. Siddall.
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New York
Phillips Publishing Company
John S. Phillips
Lincoln Steffens
Albert A. Boyden
D. A. McKinlay
Phillips
McClure
Ida M. Tarbell
Napoleon
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
Finley Peter Dunne
William Allen White
Ray Stannard Baker
John M. Siddall
Has Loved Too Many
Mrs. Alice H. Ripley Ellis files for divorce from Jerome A. Ellis in Chicago a secret suit charging infidelity and that Ellis formed an attachment to Pauline Robson seen together Sept 12 1904. Proceedings may be challenged. Robson’s identity may be disclosed at a future hearing.
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Chicago
Alice H. Ripley Ellis
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Jerome A. Ellis
Struck by Straw Tickling Wife in Auto Assault Case
Philadelphia court rules that tickling a woman with a straw through her waistline is an assault and battery punishable by jail. Mrs Mary Linck and her husband were attacked on a Westchester trip when Joseph Bruce used a straw on perforated clothing. the husband restrained him as passengers laughed.
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Philadelphia
Rochesperger
Mary Linck
Westchester
Joseph Bruce
Coney Island Ducking Changes Cupid's Plans
New York July 4 Elsie Marion Farrel heiress to Ansonia Conn will wed George A Goss son of Waterbury Conn The tale ties Gaines Farrel and Miss Steuber with college links and a water ride misadventure leading to a broken engagement and new matchups in a long tangled romance.
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New York
Elsie Marion Farrel
Franklin Farrel
Ansonia
Goss
Yale
Gaines
Franklin Farrel, Jr
Miss Farrel
Miss Steuber
Little God of Love
Huyler Confectionery Company
Ogontz
Penn
Big
Farrel Foundry and Machine Company
California
Farrel
Love
Cupid
David Huyler Gaines
Florence Steuber
Young Love Letters Offer Candid Courtship Advice
A young woman, Agatha, seeks Miss Champagne’s help to approach a daily admired suitor she has never spoken to. The columnist suggests simple signals, friendly recognition, and patience, noting that if no reply follows the man may not wish to pursue acquaintance.
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J. M. Thorne
Hartje
Miss Champagne
Boston Post
Chance
Agatha
Pure Food Experts Start Long Cold Storage Experiments
Washington July 4 Dr Wiley leader of pure food studies begins testing stored foods. A group of young scientists and clerks will eat chicken dinners after even 12 months in cold storage. 150 broilers placed in cold storage with plans for annual chicken diets over two years.
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Washington
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Dear Miss Champagne and the Bashful Lover
A young woman asks how to handle a bashful suitor who loves her but shows little affection. The advice notes his bashfulness will fade with time and suggests prompting him to express his feelings directly, and to discuss future plans such as housekeeping.
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Miss Champagne
L. E
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Tom Madine
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Sozodont Forces
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