Kaiser’s Memoir on Trusted Advisors and Court Life
The narrative describes the selection of key aides and court figures by the Crown, including General von Versen, General von Wittich, Count Augustburg, Herr von Lucanus, and relations with Prince Bismarck. It details tensions with Queen Victoria over a St Petersburg visit, and notes liberal and conservative political dynamics through figures like von Bennigsen and von Benda, outlining divisions within the empire’s ruling circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Wittich
von Hahnke
Operor Frederick III
Count Augustburg
Europe
Prince Bismarck
Herr von Lucanus
Ministry of Public Worship and Instruction
Viero
von Ilmowski
Peror
Russia
St. Petersburg
Oder
Queen Victoria
England
Frederick
Germany
Count Herbert
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Greece
Constantine
Bismarck
Turkey
Lord
Essen
Frederick the Great
Herr von Benda
Dietze
Barby
Benda
Rudow
Berlin
Miquel
Moeller
Herr von Bennigsen
Hanover
Herr von Miquel
Herr Seydel
Celchen
Bennigsen
Kaiser
Count von Waldersee
Alexander III
Berlin-Bagdad
Sophie
Memoirs of Kaiser William II in American View from Cambridge
Professor Robert H. Lord comments for the Boston Post on the Kaiser's Memoirs, analyzing the early years of Wilhelm II from 1888 and the interplay with Britain Russsia and Turkey. The piece surveys the Kaiser's youth, entourage, and policy leanings toward conservatives liberals and the Centre party with Bismarck’s influence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Lord
Boston Post
Kaiser
University In
Cambridge
War Commission
Harvard
Harvard-Tech
Lord
Harvard College
Belin
Vienna
Moscow
American Historical Association
The
American Political Science Association
Royal Historical Society of London
Polish Academy of Sciences
Crakow
William II
Gilded Baby Shoes Fill the Mantelpiece
Mrs. William Horgan of 192 Bennington Street East Boston keeps 13 gilded baby shoes on her parlor mantel. Each pair marks a child’s first worn shoes with the first shirt and stockings tucked inside. Eight children survive with five at home. the oldest daughter Mary is in Kentucky with the Dominican Order. oldest son Alexander J. is 23. The family marked their 25th wedding anniversary and has resided in the same house since marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horgan
Bennington Street
Boston
Lucina C
Regina
Ronald
Sir Harry Lauder Arrives in New York for Lexington Engagement
Sir Harry Lauder and Lady Lauder docked aboard the Mauretania in New York looking well and declaring prohibition a mistake. Lauder will open at the Lexington on October 20 with his third honeymoon trip. He plans to tour Australia and then return to Scotland after American engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Harry Lauder
Mauretania
Lexington
Shoes and Stockings in a Royal Brown Tale
A brief note from the Boston Sunday highlights Royal Brown’s humorous piece Shoes and Stockings. The column promises another amusing installment in the ongoing series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Brown
Boston
Two Ancient Quincy Buildings Will Go
The Coliseum and the Daniel French stable beside City Hall Quincy will be razed for street widening and a railroad bridge to replace the Seville street grade crossing. The project follows a 20 year fight led by Mayor Bradford with railroad officials to fund the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville Street
Daniel French
City Hall
Quincy
Coliseum
Quincy Station
Bradford
City
Hancock House
Depot Street
Irving Place
Maine
Upland Road
Granite Street
Hancock Street
Seville
New Haven Railroad
Special Show for Orphans in Boston
Three thousand invitations go to Boston clergy welfare workers and orphanage officials for a special 11 am Wednesday showing of Forget Me Not at Loew's State. The film aims to rally welfare support before its public release at Loew's Orpheum in early October following an eight week New York run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Russia
Foreign Office
Frederick
Frederick William
Boston
Loew
New York
Criterion Theatre
George G Wilkins Dies in Carlisle After Cancer Operation
George Gilbert Wilkins a leading Carlisle citizen died suddenly yesterday in Symmes Arlington Hospital following cancer operation. Born in Carlisle on December 2 186 and a longtime undertaker he lived most of his life here.
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Carlisle
George Gilbert Wilkins
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Sally Sees It Through in Sewell Ford Story
An amusing Sewell Ford tale titled Sally Sees It Through will appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, completing the story in the upcoming issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Sewell
Ford
Boston Sunday Post
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Maison Militaire
Mander
Adjt
von Versen
Trente Et Quarante
Victoria Cross
the Kaiser
Professor Lord
German Empire
Stocker
Centre Party
Schorlemer
Centre
Windthorst
Boston Post and
McClure
Stationer's Hall
London
Tomorrow
Daily
Sunday Post
Harvard University
France
Junkers
Prussia
Frederick III
Progressives
Liberal Party
Empire
George G. Wilkins
O’keefe
Sewell Ford
Pluto
French Lick
Indiana
Peete Te
Wien Nature
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