Royal marriages and wealth in 19th century France
A fragmented narrative discusses Chambord, Monti, and property heirs after Levis MU. It notes Count de Chambord, a European claimant, and the wartime seizure of estates. The piece touches on Bourbon lineage, Austrian officers, and the distribution of wealth among heirs, including the Turnia line. A long aside explores social norms about courtship and contracts, imagining shifts in women’s hours and business life in Paris.
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Paris
Brulitad
Walter
Prange
Levis
Xronten
Robert
Poasmaxton
Meines Hite
Ancona
Matelige
Bieta
Uuka
Turnia
Kelsor
Chanttiad
Bowmle
Deter
Mruncolsoo
France
Benett
Lewis
Bat Gowts TV
Thaattiowt
Wits
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GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN IN 1924 CHARITY TOTALS
A 1924 survey details major charitable gifts from wealthy Americans totaling about 130 million dollars. Givers include Mrs. Gardner and Miss Gardner of Boston, Catherine E. Stuyvesant, Miss Jasmine Williams, Mrs. Mary Coutts Burnett, and George W. Baker. Major university and museum benefactions listed include Harvard Business School donation of 5.6 million and Rockefeller-related gifts. The roundup notes numerous $100,000 plus gifts to hospitals, foundations, and religious groups across the country.
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York
James Oi
Trent
New York
Crummon
Morgan Thia
Mirena Natural History
Huston
Qeek"ardner
Tlurtons
Tiferini
AlNe
Singhy Berle
Leta Crate Tree
Atuge Cavettang weTote
Mise
Beanett
Menmet Sehnel
Liberal
Ape Niled
Mitbrout
Counsi
Mary Coutts
Burnett
Nexus Christian Universite
Forth Worth
Gree
Afrs
Montcomery Ward
Chileen
Northwestern University
Catherine E. Stuyvesant
Eity
Jasmine Wiliams
Hartford
Conn
Mary Richardson
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Arabella 22
Huntington
Men oWork- Cite
Jett
George ¥. Bukter
Calliage
Harvard Graduate School of Busines
Colinel
W. WH. Thompson
Wherso
Boger Thompson Trstitute
John T. Rockefetter, Jr
Windit Entlere
Tokio
Japa
Wilbur
Bosico University
Southpaw May Join Yankees Before Spring Training
A garbled note suggests a left handed pitcher from Athi Hes, named Unkalar, may join the New York Yankees before spring training. No clear dates or team official quotes are readable.
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Southpaw
Yankees
Vraddis Helmack
German government shuffle and Catholic influence stalled
The new Reichstag members discuss forming a government under Ebert’s request with Stresemann’s party. Catholic centrists consider union with the Nationalists to prevent upheaval. Observers predict a reformist but fragile outcome with potential chancellor changes and continued moderation. Four radio stations planned in Oregon to broadcast early warning for northern sea shipping.
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Bruin
Custay Streachiunn
Tore Tlen Miloister
Induabriallat People's Party
Ebert
Ban
Catholic Centrum
Reichatnga
Istawats
Merr Stresemann
Marn
Nolts
New Yorn World
Treas Publishing Company
Oreont
Ahipa
Imany Marriage Brokers in Berlin and State Liquor Reform Debate
Berlin reports on Imany marriage brokers offering services to middle class women facing social pressure. Separate dispatch notes New York style temperance debate as state lawmakers push to curb drink openings and club hours, seeking license reforms and tax adjustments amid industry resistance.
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Thiblin
Dee
Laspy
Breland
Wilia
Barty
Rideva
Tessure
Mary
Alimony Blues Chorus Rewrites Stir Legal Rows
Vaudeville singer Wimany fron Willam Dooley sends letters from London as alimony disputes echo through performances. A theater incident sees a suit over wife Gugmers lead to a $590 recovery, while aviation and World War era remarks hint at broader tensions and injuries.
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Helen Stores
Wila Dooley
Willam Ginein
Rle Foroer
Gugmers
Suave Young Robbers Lift $100 From Dentist
Two youths robbed a dentist at 8 Michigan Avenue yesterday, entering with a revolver and demanding cash. The bandits disguised their intent, frightened the doctor, but fled after coaxing him to hand over $100 while leaving jewels and other valuables behind. The doctor reflected on the odd incident and noted the thieves demanded only cash.
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York
Forwul
Leliey
Mighin Avenue
Phe Beliant
Wilhpeare
Laemul
Ehlomab
Stovien Honda
Jever
Hatte
Tarmui
Jarmvl
Rota
World
Freight traffic posts heavy October record in U S rail movement
The American Railway Association reported October set a new high in freight car mileage and shipments. Average freight car movement reached 307 miles per car, with 272000 cars finished and 108000 surplus. trains carried 70 tons on average at 33.4 mph, surpassing prior Octobers. The report also notes repair needs and high train speeds amid a busy shipping month. The note on Oregon University extending radio lectures and issuing certificates appears adjacent.
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Amertean Railway Association
Yaris
Gerauer
Indore
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