Europe at War Echoes and The German General Waldersee
The article surveys military powers and possible leaders in war across Europe. It highlights Germany where General Alfred von Waldersee would command the army, notes his long service from cadet to lieutenant general, and reflects on American mobilization and western pioneers facing death and return to the homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Reaper
van Mulley
Bob Bins
Franibert
Thaty
Frans Joseph
Vaatvia- Hungary
Wales
Neri Kak
Kiinghund
Reirish Navy
Merquis
Wolseley
Wolsey
Lord Wolseley
Ahr
Evita
Duchy of
Base-Culing- Gotha
Tf i
Hetter
Old coins rare and common penny demand fills mint
The Philadelphia mint must produce about 4,000,000 one cent pieces monthly to meet demand. About 1,000,000,000 cents are in circulation. Exchanging a hundred dollar bill would yield ten large bags of pennies. Nickel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Mint
Philadophle
Frst
Vents Etruck
New York
Ebay
Sime
Philadelphy
Caine
Asher Cols
Colenta
Ealng
Sannet Thehty
Phystein
Bhick Finnith
Mranhy
Conner
Hh Forge
Texas
Ted
Command of the army across nations and heirs in history
The article surveys who would lead major European armies if war resumed. It discusses France with the president as commander in chief, France’s ministers of war, and generals like Gallifet, Zurinden, Jamont, Brugere, and others. It covers Russia under the czar with uncles and grand dukes in corps commands, and Germany’s war structure referencing General von Goessler and Lord Wolseley, plus Britain’s royal and military figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Marquis de Gallifet
Jiteee
Zurlinden
Jamurt
Geeral Brugere
Zurinden
Brugere
Buen
Hayla
Jamont
Hishipine
Napoleon
Zurimden
Michael
Fariy
Toat
General von Goessler
Genes Zurlinden
Jament Wolseley
Connaught
Germany
Walders
Men on Tor Wocups and the Worthington Tale
A fragmentary account describes Robert A. Worthington of Detroit and a correspondent in Montreal discussing a curious situation. The piece hints at wartime or colonial era travel, expatriate behavior, and a practice of sending funds home before abandoning local communities in a foreign country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Worthington
Detrntt
Daly Ben
New York Tribune
Montreal
Chen
Ube
Dagty
Arel
Mixed Tea Tips and Russo-German Rivalry Reflections
A collage of tea making tips and deep Russian German rivalry analysis appears, mixing instructions on how to brew tea with observations on Czar and Kaiser ambitions. The piece references water quality, tea strength, and various fruit tea recipes, interlaced with political commentary on military plans and frontier defenses. It mentions the Kaiser’s desire for a stronger empire and longer military service, while the Czar pursues Siberian development, religious openness, and a broader railroad network. It also recalls a Liverpool disaster and a Montana court property notice, blending miscellaneous historical snippets into a single page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caar
Phe Ie Pi
Canr
Germain
Europe
Kaiser
France
Alexandrine
Germany
Siberts
Russia
Siberia
America
Kaiser and the Czar A Match of Cousins in German Russian Plans
Berlin dispatch notes a planned mid month meeting at Wiesbaden between Kaiser Wilhelm II and Czar Nicholas II. The piece contrasts their physiques and temperaments, notes kinship through complex royal ties, and suggests a Russo German alliance centered on mutual disarmament talks and coordinated Baltic defenses. JOHN A. KEMPSTER reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Welsbaden
Caur
Damon
Pythias
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Alexandra of Denmark
Alexander
Alice of Hesse
Kaiser
Perilous mischief by youths cited in historic theater panics
The account recalls multiple historic fires and crowd panics sparked by children and youths across theatres and transport. Examples include a 1875 incident aboard the Iron Nuke causing a heavy loss, a 1884 Glasgow Star theater stampede, and similar episodes at Sheffield Surrey music hall, Sadler's Wells, and a Heb drama club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Glasgow
Surrey Music Hall
Sheffiel
Sadier'a Wells Theater
London
Spirat
Rednal
Holt
Sheriff's Sale Notice In Lively Case
SHERIFFS SALE. M A Lyons plaintiff vs H D Fagan and George Willis defendants. To be sold at sheriff s sale on the 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Lyons
H. D. Fagan
George Willis
Sheriff’s Sale
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Spain
War Department
Sys
Alfred von Waldersee
Field Ma Wolseley
Sen Zurlinden
Tohnson
Collecum Music Hall
Liverpool
Constatte
Euiock
Butte
Silver Bowy
State of Montana
Clark
Silver Row
Silver Bow County
Montana
Patrick H. Regan
Silver Bow
J. M. Reys
Czat
Mach Other
John
Kaiser and the Czar
Scandinavian
Austria
Italy
Russias
Baltic
John A. Kepmpster
Philadelphia Ledger
San Francisco
Callao
Islip Hearts
Nethains
Ring's
Towle & Wunterhaller
Weet Park
Sheriff's
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