Bachelors at the Capital Shape International Marriages Tie
In Washington, a wave of diplomats and envoys from twenty nations mingle with American debutantes as rumors spread of marriages for titles. Notable figures include Baron Speck von Sternberg, Count Cassini, and Baron Gevers, while envoys from Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands loom as potential grooms. An American household with the allure of diplomacy and wealth drives the social hunt for European titles.
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Jose
Witomath Corpa
Washington
Virginia Lowery
Netherlands
W. A. F. Gevers
Catherine Wright
New Jersey
Cupid
Wilhelm II
Germany
Theodore von Hellenden
Count Arthur Cassini
Loth
Count Cassini
Russia
America
Messrs
Alexander Zelenoy
Pierre RogestVensky
M. Routkowsky
M. Gregoire de Wollant
Helen Tisdale
de Wollants
von Holleben
Heidelberg
Hiawatha
Baron von Ketteler
China
Corman
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Samoa
Eubadsy
Baron von Sternberg
von Sternberga
Wer Iihy Maron von Herman
Count von Haacke
Sweden
Norsway
Denmark
Constantine Brun
Nicaragua
Luis F. Corea
United States
Republic of Central America
Charles Elle
Great Britain
Gerard A. Lowther
Earl of Lonsdale
Lowther
Max Muller
Herman
Norman
Vast Vatican Treasure Outshines Klondike Riches
An article portrays the Vatican as holding vast treasure, estimating about thirty tons of gold valued near 20 million dollars at current prices. It notes that most gold left in the Vatican is processed into art and reliquaries, with many priceless ceremonial pieces gifted by European and other rulers.
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Klondike
Alladin
Monte Cristo
Pope Len Xtit
Fiacomo Pecci
Carpineto
Italy
Nanga
Lyhover
Lenwevor
Valican
Wworth
Vatican
Rome
Holy See
Leo XII
Vari
Papal Palace
Lvo
Jali
Leo
St. Peter's
Ponti
Eh Jan
Julie Mase
Wold
Hla
Finnelane
Balderrian
Norful
Qivet Vietorit
Angheid
Ruseta
Erperor Willian
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Europe
America
Asia
Africa
Don Poly
Travil
Bin
Cdurch
Hin
Tito Cual
Unclear historical device described in early electrical era
Fragmentary report details a pioneering water wheel driven electric machinery linked to a prince and a major transport firm. It mentions vast water wheels, wire networks, and hopes for a future revolution in electrical mechanics powered by water.
Just Woole roker and the craft of storytelling
A Syracuse Herald piece reflects on defining genius and the writer’s task to observe, select compelling themes, and report what is seen and heard. It emphasizes careful editing to tell the story faithfully rather than invent.
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Syracuse Herald
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