Royal Women Who Suffered in Loss and Legacy
The article surveys royal women from Europe and beyond, detailing Empresses and queens whose marriages, fortunes, and fates were marked by tragedy and exile. It highlights figures such as Queen Natalie of Serbia, Queen Draga, Empress Eugénie, Hortense, and Alice Heine, noting how personal misfortune, political backlash, and public scorn shaped their legacies amid dynastic upheaval.
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Draga
Belgrade
New York Tribune
Napoleon
France
Alice Heine
New Orleans
Monaco
Saratoga
Josephine
Tascher de la Pagerie
Christendom
Natalie de Ketchko
Milan
Servia
Europe
Natalie
Alexander of
Carter
Draggiate
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Russia US friendship policy spans decades and shores
The piece recalls early Russo American friendship dating to 1863 66 with congress envoy to czar and banquet in St. Petersburg. It notes Russian statements of enduring mutual interest and cites prominent diplomats who stressed instinctive broad ties between nations beyond expediency. Also mentions American travel ads and tender summer trip packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishinev
Russia
United States
New York Harbor
Lincoln
Congress
St. Petersburg
Empire
American Congress
Prince Gortehakof
Lord Beaconsfield
France
Spain
Cuba
Treland
Arma
Paddy the Cobbler of Newcomerstown
An unmarked mound at the entrance to Newcomerstown’s old cemetery marks the grave of Paddy the Cobbler who arrived in 1856 to work on a railroad. After a night of heavy drinking his body was recovered, his pallbearers fought in the street, and the body was reburied in the cemetery after a rough procession through Canal and Bridge streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Natalie
Col. Constantinovies
Prince Milan
Milan
Mude
Seria
Seth Tad Strane Fernmper
Adil Yen
Wiesbaden
Eugenio
Newcomerstown
Paddy
Steubenville & Indianapolis
Billy Mardis’ Grocery
Emerson's Mill
Ireland
Canal Street
Globe Hotel
Millinery Store Sold to Local Young Lady
The Clouse and Schanneker millinery shop changed hands Friday afternoon with Miss Anna Lang taking control. Miss Clouse oversees Shelby operations, while Miss Belle King has led the local store. Go to San Francisco via the Wheel ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lang
Miss Clouse
Shelby
Belle King
San Francisco
Wheeling
Muskingum M P Conference Likely to Meet Here
The Muskingum annual conference of the M P church may hold its next session in West Lafayette. Debating central location due to Welleville remoteness, Rev J A Selby proposed a change and received affirmative response awaiting final decision by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum
M. P
Welleville
J. A. Selby
Selby
West Lafayette
Relics of Red Men Near Bridgeville Farm
On the J. M. Founty farm near Bridgeville a deep well yielded a huge bone long thought to be mastodon. Locals claim a large tusk remains buried in the same well. Nearby, on James Babcock’s land, fragments of giant bones have been unearthed while plowing along the creek. West Lafayette Indicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Founty
Bridgeville
Lafayette
James Babcock
West Lafayette
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Caroline Mirat
Naples
Bapper Ute
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Mats Sells
Bworen
Petic
Sweden
Stach
South Africa
Eugenié de Montjo
Kirkpatrick
Tuellieres
Napoleon III
Florence
Queen Natalie
Col. de Kotchko
Stourdza
Constantine Rbalsic
Thackeray
Duc de Richelieu
Albert I
Ticka*s
Chantangia Lake
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Put-in-Bay
Dotykey
Mackinac Island
Traverse City
Michigan
Devil's Lake
The
Dolls
Wisconsin
Northwest
Pennsylvania Lines
Los Angeles
Globe
Bridge Street
Wainwright
Dreher
Wear
Cleveland
Clouse and
Schanneker Millin
Pittsburg
Coshocton
Aheel
Keystone Carnival Company
France Medical Institute Co
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Ohi
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Canwia
Mexico
Ohio
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First National Bank
P. O
Bright
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the France Medical Institute Co
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