Luxembourg Crowned: Marie Reigns at Eighteen
Grand Duchess Marie, age eighteen, ascends Luxembourg’s throne after the death of Grand Duke William Alexander. The young ruler, the first native and first woman to govern the tiny principality, faces a strategic future amid European power interests and rumors of a royal marriage.
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Bielne
Luxembourg
Teday
Marie
William Alexander
Monaco
Manuel
Por
England
William
France
Holland
Austria
Spain
Nether- Belgium
Italy
Gay
Germany
Belgium
Poice
Luxembourg Likely to Join German Empire on Kaiser's Victory
The article notes Maine subjects leaning toward Latin influences and predicts Luxembourg may lose independe nce if negotiations with the German Emperor advance. It suggests the pace hinges on the outcome of matrimonial talks and warns that a Kaiser's son winning could end Luxembourg’s independence.
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Maine
Paia
Luxembourg
Hatters Union Sees No Big Trouble Over Factory Dispute
Hatters' union in Danbury reports no anticipated major clash between workers and Lee McLachlin Company over pricing of components in the soft hat department. About seventy men affected. A conference of arbitration leaders convened amid alleged work stoppage, breaching the post tie-up agreement that forbids work stoppages until settlement.
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Danbury
Hatters’ Union
Lee-McLachlin Company
Lincoln School Pupils Mark Flag Day Closing
Today at Lincoln School a Flag Day close featured multiple classes performing songs recitations and dialogues. Students from rooms 4 5 6 15 16 17 18 and 13 presented a variety of acts including the Battle Hymn of the Republic America and The Star Spangled Banner with a bronze Lincoln memorial tablet on display.
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Lincoln School
Lincoln
America
S. S
Ane
Peress Schack
Viola Card
Alice Simondson
Betsy
Mary Matson
Speed Our Republic
Elsie Bach
Florence Corby
Fiow
Vera Nicholson
F. Ball
Scotland
John Shuk
Laura Bristol
Mildred Wallis
Republic
Dorothy Welch
Flora Bohrer
Emma Lautenschlager
Ruth Oakley
Ethel Robinson
Alice Brady
Frangesa
Costa
Thorne—Orchesta
Ope
Mrs. Tree
Helen Barry
Young
Maybells
Mendelssohn—School
Little Joe Madeline Short
Miss Malony
Eva Landry
Esther Dunn
Borsch
Helen Barker
Emma Roth
Dudley Clark
Rudolph Billing
Morrison
Drake
College
F. Scholz
S. Grahm
Sword of Bunker Hill
M. Kelly
C. Dunlap
D.polland
W. Reynolds
F. Knapp
C. Hiselm
M. Garrison
Lawn fete at First Presbyterian Church delights members
Members of the First Presbyterian church held a lawn fete behind the church hosted by the Ladies Benevolent Society from 3 PM to 10 PM. The event featured games, refreshments, a piano, music by Fred Mohr and Mises Boler, elaborate Japanese lanterns, electric lighting, and a candy table run by Mrs H H Reed and Mr Jeannette Bullard.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Fred Mohr
Mises Boler
Majorie Borton
Alice Wedge
Mary Louise Foster
Larde Brown
Marshall Coley
Charles Paul
H. H. Reed
Jeannette Bullard
Men's White Handkerchiefs at 10c Sale
Advertisement notes good quality full size men's white handkerchiefs offered at a sale price of 10 cents each.
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Madras
D. B
Norfolk
Rae Bie
Nottingham
New Hampshire Club elects officers at annual meeting
The New Hampshire club held its annual meeting at H. L. Cram’s home. Officers elected include President BE. L. French and vice presidents Mrs. J. A. I. Julian and Mrs. C. W. Thom as. secretary Nellie A. Burke. executive committee members from Rockingham, Sullivan, Belknap, Hillsborough, Chester, and Merrimack counties. A shore dinner is planned for Laurel Beach on June 29.
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New Hampshire Club
H. L. Cram
State Street
BE. L. French
J. A. I. Julian
C. W. Thomas
Nellie A. Burke
H. J. Thayer
Rockingham County
Cc B Vandergrift
Sullivan County
R. L
Five Smail Fires Keep Department Very Busy
Fire department battled five small blazes yesterday with four still alarms and one bell alarm. A waste paper pile at the Tait paper mill smoked briefly before a still alarm quelled the incident, and a chimney fire at 1844 Fairfield avenue was checked with chemical foam. Another chimney blaze started in the house of the same locality before shift end.
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Michael Sarre
Railroad Avenue
M. J. Dalley
George Street
Arch Street
Tait
Fairfield Avenue
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Clifton Father
Bunker Hill
R. Goodman
D. Polland
Freddie’s
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the Will and the
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F. Simonson
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F. Unwin
Tland
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L. Buckelew
E. Minton
I. Greer
Presbyterian Church
Yoss gWueoee
ISAAG_MOSS
Paomicton
S & Boys
New York City
Bargain
Isaac Moss
H. L. Gram
New Hampshire
Trinity Church
Bridgeport
E. A. Dent
New Haven
M. E League
C. D. Richardson
Tracy Hughes
Bertram Jennings
Southport
Clowns
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Garceénittis
Asia
Turkey
Geromes
James Duval
Waldo
Ford
Rossi
Olifant
Glen McIntosh
Will Scott
H. la Pearl
Sam Bennett
Harry Shinn
Dan Winslow
Harry Clemence
Harry Hill
Mary Cleary
East Wington Avenue
East Ae Avenue
East Main
Bronson
Second Precinct
Sting Silver Co
New York
J. E. Henry
Akron
Mich
Philadelphia
Owen Harris
Harris
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