Dance Hall Evil in Broadway Tango Parlor
A Tang o parlor on Broadway lures women with dancing then stays for drinks, leading to ruin as sharpers prey on the unwary. the piece warns of the moral danger of such establishments and the women drawn to them.
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Broadway
United States and Peace in a Divided World
An opinion piece argues the United States should remain disengaged from Europe’s war to protect peace. It warns that battles could spread and urges Americans to favor peace, accepting some discomfort to safeguard national dignity and trade. It questions whether civilization’s progress prevents mass conflict and emphasizes individual responsibility toward peaceful policy.
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United States
Rumania
Bulgaria
Amica
Division in the British Cabinet over Dardanelles Crisis
Confusion and disagreement surround the British cabinet as tensions rise over Churchill's Dardanelles decision. The fleet faced heavy losses after being sent without full cabinet confidence or sufficient land forces, challenging the balance of political support and military strategy.
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Dardanelles
Curchill
Lessons of the War Game Rise of Submarines Vowed
The war game yields practical lessons as a fleet division halts an invasion attempt on New England. Submarines guarding Cape God canal deter attacks, marking submarines as key to defense. Visionaries like Simor Lake foresaw such threats, and the article notes their growing influence in guiding naval strategy.
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New England
Paich
Cape God Canal
Simor Lake
United States
Adriatic War Moves Deepens After Italian Declares War
The Adriatic theatre tightens as Austrian aircraft bomb Italian cities including Venice. Rail lines near Taranto and Venice are prime targets while Triest and Pola mirror the aerial stakes. Expect prolonged trench warfare with limited fleet action and intensified submarine opposition. The conflict shapes a slow, strategic draw.
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Italy
Venice
Tarento
Adriatic Sea
Adriatic
Triest
Pola
Porta Corsina
Frence
Belgium
Dangers of the Tango Parlor A Sad Spectacle
A mother seeks court relief to curb Eugenia Kelley nineteen who wanders from prudent conduct, warning of dangers from predatory men on Broadway and the wider modern social scene.
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Eugenia Kelley
Centenary of Caselli Highlighted as Early Telegraph Pioneer
Italian scientists mark the centenary of Jean Caselli, known as the Morse of Italy, born 1815 in Siena and educated in Florence. Caselli perfected autograph pan telegraphy in 1856 and later built an early electric motor with Napoleon III funding, contributing to physics education through La Recreazione before dying in Florence in 1891.
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Marconi
Jean Caselli
Caselli
Morse
Italy
Sienna
Florence
Leopold Nobili
Athenaeum
Count Sanvitale
Parma
France
Russia
Persia
China
Abbe Caselli
Napoleon Ill
Caschi
la Recreazione
Independence Day in the Argentine Republic
The article notes May 25, 1810 as Argentina’s independence start and the day’s celebration of heroes like San Martin and Belgrano. It praises Argentina’s wealth growth over 25 years, Buenos Aires population around 1.56 million, and compares the city’s status to New York and Chicago. It highlights stability, temperate climate, and higher cost of living in Buenos Aires as valued by locals.
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Nnions
Spain
Argentina
San Martin
Guillermo Brown
Don Manuel Belgrano
Buenos Ayres
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
New World
United States
Brazil
Saxon King Frederick August Ocomes Fifty Today
King Frederick August of Saxony, born May 25 1865, marks fifty. He has led Saxony since 1904, clashed with Prussia in policy, and fought in Belgian campaigns as part of the imperial forces. His marriage to Princess Louise of Tuscany ended in 1903, with three sons and three daughters.
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Frederick August VII
Saxony
Europe
George
Frederick August
Belgium
Liege
Antwerp
Calais
Britain
Dresden
Infanta
Maria Anne
Ferdinand
Portugal
Louise
Tuscany
Signor Toselli
Smif
Frederick Christian
August Ernst
Germany
Von Moltke the German general born May 25 1848
Gen Julius von Moltke nephew of the famed field marshal and long time chief of staff was born at Gerbstad in Mecklenburg on May 25, 1848. A towering figure nearly seven feet tall he was once famed for his wrestling as a youth and for his quiet demeanor in German army circles. He was appointed chief of staff at the Kaiser’s urging and held the post seven years despite frequent clashes with the emperor before illness led to his retirement. Reputed as the old field marshal’s favorite nephew he inherited the family estate and belongings. He is noted as a musician and is said to be Germany’s best musician in the Kaiser's army.
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Julius von Moltke
Gerstaff
Mecklenburg
Jess Willard
Kansas
von Moltke
Wiesbaden Gymnasium
Gen. von Moltke
Julius
Moltkes
Denmark
Order of the Bath Revival Date and Origin Shaped English Knighthood
The Order of the Bath traces to Frankish and Saxon rites and was revived by George I on May 25, 1725, fixing thirty seven knights. It opened to civilians in 1847, and after a long gap was established as England’s oldest and largest order.
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Order of the Bath
England
George I
George IV
Henry IV
Charles II
Stock Market Opens Dull Amid War Tie Declines
New York May 25 opening trading was dull with interest centered on war special ties. Later declines ranged from fractions to over a point as WWoon prices receded while short interest fueled selling rumors over Germany’s forthcoming reply to Washington. By noon some improvement appeared and bonds held steady. Notable arrest: Charles Perassole, who stole $120 from his father in New York and fled to Utica, was captured in Buffalo.
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New York
Germany
Washington
Charles Perassole
Utica
Buffalo
Rubber Sheeting in Various Widths and Colors
Wholesale yard buys offer rubber sheeting in many widths and colors at 45 cents per yard. Large stock of silk and linen options available. Special orders can be made at the same cost as standard stock.
Sponge price range from small to large sizes
From the small face sponge to the large body sponge, prices show a scale from 15 cents up to 1 dollar fifty cents, reflecting size and product tier.
Rubber Matting for Stair Treads and Flooring
Advertises rubber matting for stair treads and flooring in all sizes. Highlights variety of mats suitable for home or commercial use and emphasizes availability of multiple dimensions.
Furniture and decor sale features on fourth and third floors
The advertisement lists discounts on Reed chairs rockers settees and tables in natural colors with prices from 4.75 to 37.50. It highlights Japanese braided Kobi rugs sizes 4x7 to 8x10 and pure silk umbrellas on sale. The Modern Priscilla June issue is on sale at the Art Section with yearly subscriptions for 1.00.
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Hong Kong
Priscilla
D. M. Read Company Adverts and Quotations Observed
A fragmentary compilation notes varied opinions on maritime protection and patriotism, a boy waiting by a stream for a bite, views on war and heroism, and social quips about fashion and traffic dangers. It includes a brief mention of John & Son Want Ads and a price line per word.
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