American girl expelled from Germany for insulting officials
Dorothy Ward a young American from Montana was ordered to leave Germany within twenty four hours after making uncomplimentary remarks about Princess Victoria and German aristocracy. Her companion George White and two women were with them when police intervened and Ward was escorted away.
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Paris
Mics
Dorothy Ward
Montana
Germany
Victoria
Louise
Ward
Americas
George White
Berlind
Mies Ward
Nin
Hayes Loses Two Races to Ljungstrom in Ottawa Meet
At Ottawa Kansas on May 24 Johnny Hayes was defeated by Ljungstrom in a five mile race by five yards in 28 minutes. The previous day Ljungstrom beat Hayes in a fifteen mile race by 120 yards in 2 30 55.
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Johnny Hayes
Canada
Ottawa
Kans
Ljungstrom
Ume
Hayes
Grim Inroads On Grand Army Veterans Signal Memorial Decline
New York reports mark grave declines in Civil War veterans still active in the Grand Army of the Republic. Deaths and aging push Memorial Day preparations toward somber symbolism as courts debate city spending and judges consider teléfono costs. Directors note shifting public memory amid changing traditions and transportation revival with coaches returning to city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thie Town
Gotham
Walla
Es- Tablisteeho
Kvenne
Peiserba Ig
Byumoler
Ruth Wherler
Untitled Fragment From Coastal Town Page
A garbled OCR item mentions popular soap and farmers, with scattered references to hounds, a peculiar plight, and a coastal island setting. The legible parts suggest a local column or note about community life, but specifics and names are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Honeathers
Lee
Ip Island
Fragmentary Report of Flight Crash In High Winds
A damaged notice notes a plane crash attempt in high winds near a channel. The brief fragment mentions a pilot or crew member returning to a location and the event unclear, with an abandoned aircraft observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Qulam de
Ia Antone
Calas Tod
Kilmer’s Remedy Advertised By Mail for Uke Health
An old advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swampenicot as a remedy. It claims benefits for the body and urges readers to request a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Alno
DK Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Desperate Quest for a Fiancée Ends in Tragedy
Cladrich, an immigrant from Ogul In Contin, sought a sweetheart through Mrs Mat thew Bidnick. After selecting Aho, he courted by mail and sent money for travel to his country. Weeks passed with no word, driving him to despair. He jumped into the Kaw and drowned before his body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cladrich
Ogul- In
Contin
Mrv
Matthew Bidnick
Oindrich
Adopting a Mouse Family by Jim Crow the Cat
In Richmond Virginia a domestic cat named Jim Crow reportedly adopted five young mice after a litter of kittens was removed. The cat, described as protective and affectionate, reportedly fondles and guards the mice, treating them as her own. The odd incident stands out as a curious exception to natural predator behavior. The item also mentions fishing tackle and James Bros wallpaper in passing.
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Virginia
Jim Crow
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King George
Queen Mary
Great Britain
Britain
King, George
Grand Army
Brooklyn
Johnny Evers
Bertaves
Richmond, Va
Naturaliste
Jim
Nicy
James Bros
Sherman
America
A.guckenheimer & Bros.,Distillers
Pittsburg
Dai Bond
Trans-Missouri
Oxford Silver Plate Co
Cheyenne
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