New Leader of the Kaiser's Army in China Debate
Germany eyeing General Count Waldersee for China relief forces amid Moltke era successors. The Prussian officer, praised for honesty, rose with Queen Victoria era connections and his American wife Miss Mary Esther Lea, daughter of a New York grocer. His Countess influence links to court power and Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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Germany
China
Count Waldersee
Alfred Count Wall
Gordon
Trochau
Herve
Grand Sta
Waldersee
Mote
Moltke
Lafe
Mets
Metz
Sedan
Paris
Tim
Trechu
Tama Breton
Prince Frederick
Schleswig-Holstein
Dr. Stocker
Prussia
Countess Waldersee
V4 Press
Caprivi
Vilamarck
Count Walrersee
Mary Esther Lea
New York
Thas
Countess von Waldersee
Princess von Noer
Emstern
Austria
Btutgart
Mary Lea
Holy Land
Vienna
Count von Waldersee
William and Bismack
Wilhelm
Augusta Victoria
Amsperor
France
Count von Moltke
Leoring
America
Anarchist Figures and a Theatre Explosion Tale
A historical note recalls 1880s anarchists like Kropotkin and Elisee Reclus, Louise Michel’s Paris activity, and the London reviews tied to Kropotkin. It mentions a restaurant incident during a theater explosion where a poet guest was injured, with a grim joke about his favored sauce.
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Elisee Revlus
Rause
Fallshade
Poyot
Iesta
Valiant
United States
Leopold
Italy
Prince of Wales Waa
Denmark
Michael Bakounine
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Europe
Dresden
Austria
Russia
Siberia
London
Switzerland
Elisee Reelus
Anarchy as a Young Vigorous Religion Exposed
A historical critique traces anarchist ideas from Bakunin to Kropotkin, outlining the negative program abolishing property and borders and the positive creed Do what you want and everything belongs to everybody. It notes early propaganda by acts in Italy and France from 1877 onward, and predicts the movement’s limited influence by 1894.
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Krapotkine
Anarchy
France
Reclus
Paris
Bakounine
Italy
Tralian Federation
Caflero
Malatesta
Cererelen
Marseilles
Alphonso XII
Spain
Gonzales
Switzerland
Kropotkine
London
Seilles
Lyons
Caught It A Penny-Seeded Public Gaffe Sparks Gossip
A Philadelphia Press item notes a kiss witnessed by a crowd leads to scandal and rueful recollection. The scene shifts with overlapping banter among locals including a child, spinster aunt, Mr Ferguson, Mrs Ferguson, and two gossipers. The chatter hints at community judgment and small daily preoccupations.
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Haeseler
Galliffet
Mexico
Indina
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Cobb's Hill
Mr. Eastman
King Eastman
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New Jersey
King Humbert
Concetye
Philadelphia Press
Mr. Ferguson
Jim Slim
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