Queen Anna Victoria’s American voyage sparks intrigue
In a Balkan queen’s voyage, Anna Victoria, guided by Baron Cosaca, meets American Robert Trainor aboard a liner. He reveals himself with candid talk of Laumann & Sons and the pair grow curious about life in the United States while planning a New York arrival and residency as the political drama unfolds.
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Myrza
Bosnia
Hersegovina
Anna Victoria
Baron Cosaca
Grabovica
Myria
Austria
Trieste
America
Mna
Victoria
Hervegeville
Tars
Cosaca
Goxing
Sho
Mostar
Heinrich
Strait of Gibraltar
Azores
Balkans
Robert Traynor
Montenegro
Trainnor
Trainor
Herzegovina
Robert Trainor
Laumann & Sons
Mg Chicago
Chicago
New York
Heregovina
Franjefo Victoria
Thalnor
inHlerzegovina
Baron
Anna Victoria Trainor
Bimbi
Ret
Amatorila
Rex
Budden
Cogaca
Celebration of Flag Day Across the United States
The article surveys Flag Day customs in public schools with songs and speeches, notes Arizona and New Mexico statehood adding stars to the flag, recounts Betsy Ross’s role, and details the flag’s evolving star and stripe counts since 1777. It also covers international topics including Uruguay appointing a woman to its diplomatic service and other public notices.
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Preatier
United States
Untford
Arizona
New Mexico
George Washington
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Vermont
Kentucky
Old Fashioned Letters Shrinking From Modern Time
The St Louis Republic laments the decline of chatty old fashioned letters once common in grandma’s era. Readers wrote daily, sealed with wax, and turned letters into diary sermons. Postage and haste erode this practice, turning letters into brief greetings rather than personal epistles.
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Om Everbody
Sonia
Jn Tén
St. Louis Republic
Titanic disaster spurs new transatlantic safety precautions
Following the worst sea disaster on record, the United States and Europe push stricter travel safety rules. Ocean liners now carry extra lifesaving gear after public demand and inquiries by American and British investigations. An illustration shows the Mauretania with accessible rafts and crew deploying a lifeboat.
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United States
Europe
Washington
The
Mauretania
Pulsating Mass Mystery Tackled by Cornell Professor
Professor Alexis Carrell of Cornell University described experiments on an animated pulsating nurse's file laboratory before the American Philosophical Society. He stated, “This experiment” as he outlined the work unraveling the long puzzled problem of Hfe.
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Alexis Carrell
Cornell University
American Philosophical Society
Carrell
Lhis
Ly, Currell
Princeton Plans New Dormitory On Campus
Ground was broken this spring for a Gothic style dormitory at Frinceton University. It will cost 150000 dollars, have six entrances and space for seventy students, and feature an arch with a short tower at the wing junction. The building should be ready for the 1913 term opening.
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Bt. Mark's
Princeton
Frinceton University
Scientific Farming For the North Demonstrated
The Department of Agriculture in Washington plans northern demonstrations this summer modeled after the southern I program under Dr S A Koapp. About 61 000 farms are involved in the nationwide effort, with five regional sections and district divisions led by federal, state, and county officials. Congress approved 30 000 dollars, later increased by 65 000, totaling around 250 000 dollars for the year to support coordinated state and county efforts.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
8S A. Koapp
North
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
North Central
South Central
Congress
House
Senate
Fool Indian Band Honored For Brave Rescue Of Captives
The story recounts a Sioux band led by Chief No Heart who defied danger to return white captives during the 1862 Minnesota conflicts. Forty years later Congress awarded medals to survivors, and South Dakota erected a red granite shaft on June 16, 1909, commemorating the Shetek Captives Rexalled Tere.
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Mobridge
Congress
South Dakota
St. Pan
Waiting for the Great Day to Come
Fragmentary rhythmical piece from Chicago Record-Herald urging patience as a social change path. Mentions waiting for reforms, blessings for the poor, and elimination of prejudice, with repeated lines about enduring until a promised day.
European rail convention shows Russia and Germany distances
In a fragmented note from European rail lines among members, Switzerland leads discussions. The report mentions Russia and Germany with miles as the distances, reflecting partial details of international railway ties.
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Frederick’ R' “Toombs
Channing Pollock
GTORY
Ted Stoett
Petury
Dajustice
Voner- Poants
Stataer
Baron Cosney
Trainon
Theo
Fraulein Victoria
Caron
Horrigan
Mary
Urugua
Otude Luis
Brussels
Artice
Mias Luist
University of Montevideo
Faift
Mica Julian Lathrop
Federal Children’s Ture Up
Dygniftment of Commerce
Lathrop
Janoddains
Hull House Fame
Illinois Board of Charity
Vassar College
National Chamber of Commerce
Harry A- Wheeler
Sdi
Dub Jefe le Crenh
American Press Association
Brest
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