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Newspaper

Charlotte News

Location

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1911

Page

6

Salvation Army reforms prisons with humane approach

General Booth proposes reforming England's prisons into model institutions. He advocates treating criminals as humans, with indeterminate detention to prepare them for honest living. Plans include annual prison missions, a quarterly music festival, and increased officer outreach to rehabilitate inmates.

London Booth Salvation Army England Ayman Winston Churchill Home Someou Muele

Earl of Yarmouth Faces Possible Civil Suit Over Lender Claims

The Earl of Yarmouth, ex-husband of Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh, is pursued by London money-lenders who claim he transferred an estate to his father and owe hundred thousand dollars. If true, his acceptance of lender aid could amount to money obtained by false pretences, inviting civil action.

Earl of Yarmouth Alice Thaw Pittsburg London

Father Shot All Four Lovers in Swiss Village Tragedy

Four young Swiss men known as lovers were shot by a father in Vex Canton Valais as they sought to visit a daughter past eighteen. Two were seriously wounded and taken to Sion hospital. two were slightly wounded. The father was arrested as villagers denounced the attack.

Geneva Vex Canton of Valais Sion

Interesting Experiments on Suspending Life in Ice

Vienna reports Professor Pictet of Geneva conducting experiments to suspend life for periods by freezing. He revived goldfish after three months in ice and warmed them to life, noting freshwater species showed strongest results. Frogs tolerate 28 degrees below zero, anails endure 110 to 120 degrees, and a dog survived an hour at 110 degrees below freezing.

Vienna Pictet Geneva M. Fableres Dujardin-Beaumetz Fine Ants Elysee M. Fallieres Repub Mier Lily Mea M. Faillieres France

American Aviator Bud Mars Relates World Tour Experiences

London June 24 American aviator James C. Mars recounts a seven month world tour with over one hundred flying displays. He recalls near death escapes from fanatical locals in the Far East and a royal gift of an elephant in Korea, plus a Moros decoration granting six wives and immunity from work. He describes Japan and Korea under protection, a slave girl saved from slavery, and early fears of flying among natives. Mars notes government interest in aviation in Japan and Hong Kong, selling fifty Baldwin airplanes on the tour including a king of Siam purchase in Bangkok.

London James C. Mars Far East Philippines Japan Korea Negroya

Germany Prefers Time Over Arbitration With U S

Berlin reports indicate Germany will not enter a binding arbitration treaty with the United States. The Foreign Ministry aims to examine the American draft and delay negotiations as a strategic move while asserting its interests in Europe’s power balance.

Germany United States Frederick Werner Berlin Taft Washington German Foreign Department Europe

Reminiscences of Zavier Poole Reveals Belgium Royal Romance

London reports on M. Zavier Paoli the French police commissary and his new memoirs detailing King Leopold II and Blanche Caroline Dela croix later Baroness Vaughan. The text claims a secret religious ceremony may have regularized their union and notes tensions with Clementine as the king’s temper flared.

London M. Zavier Paoli Baroness Vaughan Leopold Cleo de Merode M. Paoli Blanche Caroline Delacroix Vaughan Paoli Sweden Oscar Mgr. Mercier Mechlin Rome Clementine

Collection of Bible Animals at London Natural History Museum

The Bible animals collection at the Natural History Museum South Kensington displays nearly every animal bird plant and precious stone from scripture. Specimens include a sperm whale model a dugong tusks of molluscs seven manna pieces and jewel case with stones such as beryl sapphire amethyst and emerald.

London Natural History Museum South Kensington Tabernacle Moses Esau New Jerusalem

Berlin moves to curb long hatpins on trains

German Saarbrucken railway officials order women with long hatpins in their head dresses to remove them or be barred from train travel and asked to leave stations. Refusal may incur a fine.

Berlin Railway Administration Saarbrucken

Prominent Modernist Priests Lose Posts in Trial

The hearing revealed much intrigue as four other prominent modernist priests were deprived of professorships and benefices. The tribunal ordered magistrates to question the cardinals involved at their Eminences' private residences.

Norman millenary celebrated in Rouen with French pomp

The Rouen millenary of Normandy was observed with a presidential procession and grand ceremonies. Delegations from Canada England and Nordic nations attended. Festivities featured cathedral services parades and pageants drawing hundreds of Americans and praising aviation and national pride.

Paris Rouen Normandy France Canada England Duchy of Rhein William the Conqueror Christendom Evreux Notre Dame St. Lo St.Perre Caen Alencon St. Maclou Bernay Corneille Petit Cupronne Flaubert Croisset

Home cure for rheumatism offers free mail order treatment

Sufferers of rheumatism and neuralgia are invited to write for a home remedy said to cure joint pain and related ailments without changing climate. The note promises the treatment will purge uric acid, purify blood, and improve overall tone. Also mentions Mrs. M Summers in Notre Dame Indiana offering proof by mail. Mrs. Arthur Glasgow admired as leading American hostess in London and hosting lavish entertainments during coronation season.

Arthur Glasgow Virginia London

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Phillip Everett Wm. Stead King George's Officers’ Training Corps Boy Scouts Eee Anne's Gate Windsor Great Ark I. Sir R. Baden Powell King's Scouts West End China Bud Mars Baxter Tevis Hart McKee Hongkong Siberia Bangkok Siam Mrs. Baxter Tevis Great Britain Russia Manchuria Novoye Vremya Mr. Knox Belgium Eral de Heusch Waterloo Don Verdesi Cardinal Martinelli Padre Bricarelli Vatican Pius X Bricarelli Vedesi Zavier Poole George Dufresne Legion of Honor Joan of Arc Belleville Notre Dame Lady's
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