Americans visit Lafayette tomb and Paris landmarks on pilgrimage
The article describes American visitors in Paris paying homage at the tomb of Lafayette in the Picpus cemetery and at statues of Washington and Lafayette in public squares. It notes Parisians guiding tours, the Rose and Mace in tours, and references Lafayette's historic ties and Bartholdi's statue in the Place des Etats-Unis, with details on the widow Mme Bartholdi.
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Pats
Py Eterling Heilig
Washington
Lafayette
Lafayvile
Lou
Ltte
ltte &@ Tasrligiingepost
Alexendre Domas
Porte SS
Hartiere Acs
Petit-Pologne
Petit-Plopus
Sireeta
Egisiticra
Maupout
Fieven
Thousand Devils
Paris Bowery
Anaine
Fulques
Neuilly
Tours
Great
Farnea
Bales
de la Theche-fourauid
Monfille
Clenmmaent-Tonnerra
Rochefort
la Mothe
Taleyrand
Lafayett
de Lafayette
Tia
Second Cemetery
Salm Kybeourg
Austria
bin 4Ong
America
France
Franklin
Benlder
Holland
Paris
Americen Giin
Bricht
Bey
Touriel Ciris
Louvre
Eurcely
Isbor
Paul Bartlett
Trocadera Square
J. Z. Boyle’ Sreet
Philadelphia
Mencan Stakoe
Daniel Freech
Giop
Tocher
Vor Yiepos
Warrington
Bartheldi
Washineran
Bartheld
Gartholdi
Hle-sseed
United States
Assi Tiers Geomedeiteen
Agy Bartholds
Lozembourg Gardens
Melly
Cheich
Bartholdis
Cau
Berthold
Cavercen
Alimace
Lake Comoe
Bartholdi
Mme
New York Harbor
Place Des Etats-Unis
Rome
Ttn
Johia
Ateericen
Wibha
Tafayetty
Dala
Alec
Simple Life of Eighty Years Ago Revealed
Complaints about poverty are discussed by Mr Airey of St Helen's Blebopegate in a parish magazine extract. He contrasts a clergyman father in Westmorland with a meager income of about a year, feeding five children on plain fare while noting the children grew bright and healthy.
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Airey
St Helen's
Apoels
Westciloster
Ganelle
Westracreland
Sonpero
Christ's Hospital
Sparano
Carinur
The Biggest Clock in the World Coming to New York
The largest clock in the world, to be installed on the Metropolitan Life Insurance building in New York, will have hands up to twenty feet long and a height visible from thirty miles away on clear nights. The clock’s bands, including Westminster Gazette, are tested on the Brooklyn site as the mechanism powers up.
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Eéf
Insurance
New York
Westminster Gazette
Uber
Vanishing Art and Conversation in a World of People
Fragmented reflections on lost conversations and the idea that only certain subjects remain worthy of discussion. The text notes how dialogues drift into quotes, and how personal interactions resemble a forest of memories with few truly engaging topics.
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Mays
Oxford
Bimel
Radium in Surgery Moves Forward With Record Order
A major order for seven and a half grams of radium from the British Metaliferous Sea Limited for 130 000 funds signals a turning point in radioactivity. Lord Iveagh and Sir Ernest Cassel back the Radium Institute’s work as radium shows promise in cancer treatment and external skin conditions.
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Lord Iveagh
Ernest Caese
Enpeet Cassel
Bentgen
Becquerel
Bes
Wranlam
Therce
Mme
Curle
Plichblende
Ausra
Cornwall
Mme. Curie
Mosers Buchler and Company
Brunswick
Glecel
Fhlet
Pitchblente
Corie
Rie Frederick Treves
Radium Institute
Blue Bottles and Acrobat Insects in Domestic Experiments
A fragmentary account discusses blue-bottle insects entering homes, their energic presence, and a note on their study. It mentions Chamber's Journal on the energy of blue bottles and the cinematograph as a means to reveal hidden aspects of these creatures.
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Weermineter Gazette
Feaer
Tahoe
Parrot Mephisto Impresses With Language Skill Report
Montclair correspondent writes of a parrot named Mephisto allegedly trained by Pawl Sorrenson in New Jersey. The bird is said to mimic complex speech and can translate or describe various languages, with claims of improved vocabulary and cognitive flair during a public exhibit.
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Nephisto
Delaware
Lockawanga
New York
Montclair
Yephisto
Pawl Sorrenson
Mephisto
New Jersey
Mooney
Ae Sarrenson
Eiteet
Gunge
Weatherproof race coats and ready-made attire on display
Fragmentary text describes coats suitable for rainy or windy race day. It notes ready-made styles found in shops in Shawtung or cravanity with merchants offering garments to protect wearers from bad weather. The passage reads like a catalog snippet with imperfect spelling.
Death by own action haunt Salvation Army leader says
Colonel Unsworth of the Salvation Army discusses a surge in suicides among a 2000 group, noting many were affected by morbidity and discouraged by literary depictions. He cites clergy, professors, and a solicitor among those influenced and warns against misused guidance.
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Uusworth
Salvation Army
Horeau
Thes
Unsworth
Thrilling life story of von Landsberg in St Petersburg
A long period piece recounts Lieutenant von Landsberg of the Russian Imperial Guard, famed for marrying the daughter of General Todleben and his rise from convict to respected businessman. It covers the murder case of the old usurer Wiszeow, the trial, exile to Saghallen, and the unexpected will restoring wealth and entitlement on his wedding day.
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Ryley Murrey
Dante
Valeri
Cart Cirigiewvich von Landaben
Aris
Europe
Edward Todieben
Geelpon
Mrs Land. Franm
Sardinia
Sebadapel
Plevna
Mars
Fioter
Ecidier 204
Ludwig Bauff
Consu-Gereral
Hesse-Darmetadt
Myzierigus
Mane Wisseow
St. Pitersburge
Friedlander
von Lendrbergs
Uscver
Hhis
Russia
von Landshere
Mean
Tallactone
von Landsberg
Saghallen
Baghaliek
Baghelien
Mesopotamia
Siberis
Gulf of Tartary
la Perouse
Bea
Okhotek Bet
Reneslen Imperial Guard
Prade
Yoo Landebers
Jean
Caralog
Seamner
Wiszeow
von Todleben
Whison
Elas
Eskimo Prefers Greenland to America on Homeward Return
The Eskimo Mev, brought to the United States thirteen years ago by Peary’s Arctic Expedition and later supported by Mr William Wallace, is returning to Greenland aboard the Hosalied liner. He and his family view life in America with disdain, criticizing Christians for not living by their faith, and expressing a desire to bury his father’s bones in his homeland. He plans to read Eskimo lore and forget some teachings learned in exile.
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Greenland
America
Mev
Peary
Aretis
William Wallace
Daily Telegraph
Americs
le Exkimo
Mene
New York
Deaths from wild animals in Panjab and provinces rise slightly
The report notes a small increase in total deaths from wild animals in Panjab and regions, with snake bite causing most fatalities. Hanera district heads deaths from this cause, while wild boars killed only in 1907. Leopards remain the most destructive, causing over half the cattle deaths.
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Panjab
Hanere
Hanera
Kumaon
Fytbad
The Music Censors of the Past and Royal Patronage
A historical note on early music censorship in England and the evolution of state and guild involvement. It mentions Sir George Wyse Timsecot as a lord mayor who led the Musicians' Company, the 26 4d membership dues, and the shift of control to the Army Music School after reforms post Crimean War. The article also covers Queen Victoria's birthday celebrations, the Duke of Cambridge's order for God Save the Queen in G flat, and the Hounslow facility funded by Sir Godfrey Hunter, now part of official Army training.
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Lord Meyer
Magictine Po Kneler
Westminster Gazette
George Wyse Timsecot
Musicians’ Company
County Palatine of Cheeler
England
Army Music School
atVarne
Birihdos
Thaw Trial Hearings Highlight Mental Strain Evidence
The Court of Inquiry hears testimony about Harry Thaw's mental state as Mrs Thaw and other family members attend. Mrs Merrill under oath disrupts Thaw’s image by detailing home life and events preceding the shooting of Stanford White. Thaw responds with written statements, while spectators and jurors weigh responsibility and motive amid crowded courtroom scrutiny.
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Fortier
New York
Mrs Thaw
Yarmouth
Barry Thawett Bostless
Justine Mille
Ned
Rx Sun Merrill
Xew Cork
Chia Etood
Merris
Harey Thaw
Aml Seier
Evelyn Thaw
Mre
Merrit
Witses
Thaw
Theo
H.W. Thaw
Belsif Tadar
Blanford White
Anoter Mason
Jerome
Priether
Strasiger
Genere
Lisoford White
Er Bon
Iorof
Dorando's Marriage Delayed by Scandalous Demands
Dorando Pieter, famed runner with seven gold medals and a £400 fortune, delays marriage after scandalous pressures. He allegedly pursued flight from responsibility, forsaking his fiancée amid sensational claims of temperance and lavish temptations.
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Dorando Pieter
Milam
Daily Chronicle
Dorando
Meither
Jess
Corps
Fotars
Guetta
New York
Wzalm
Eplemiher Gs Vetiver
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Thal
Hades
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Twlleprand
Munter
Winscow
Shyreck
St. Petereburg
Ts Rorski
Harry Thaw
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