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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1911

Page

2

Will Calhoun Accepts Texas Annexation Offer

The scene at the White House cabinet room unfolds as President Tyler, John Calhoun, and British envoy Mr. Pakenham discuss Texas annexation. Calhoun agrees to accept the secretive post, signaling a push to annex Texas and set policy against British influence amid a tense diplomatic backdrop.

Elizabeth Mme Mr. Calhoun Fee Baroness von Itz Mr.Tyler Tyler Mr. Tyler Pakenham Baroness von Ritz England Princeton Ayshur Texas Mr. Pakenham Republic Mexico Oregon Columbia Rio Grate Napoleon Spain Orez Abard Republic of Texas Lord Aberdeen John Calhoun President van Zandt Rio Grande Calhoun

Liszt Entwined with Powerful Women and Melodrama

The article recounts Liszt's magnetic appeal to literary ladies of his era and his pattern of allying with influential women such as the Comtesse d Agoult and Princess Caroline Sayn-Wittgenstein. It notes episode after episode of romantic entanglements, including a singer in male dress and a threat of murder, and cites a dying father's warning about women.

Liszt Comtessé d’Agoult Daniel Stern Princesa Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein Doctor Knapp

Religion in Men's Hats

The speaker argues hats reveal religious beliefs more than women's attire. A straw hat suggests fanciful, light behavior while a silk hat enforces dignity and restraint. A man will not run in a silk hat, illustrating how hat ideology governs conduct and even daily actions like chasing a train.

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Ingenious Parisian Smuggling Ring Exposed in London

A coffin claimed to hold a diphtheria victim was shipped from Paris to London. At Mile End Whitechapel the hearse delivered the coffin to a house tied to penal offenders. A vigilant officer uncovered tobacco and cigars hidden inside, arresting the mourners and confiscating the contraband.

Gay London Mile End Road Whitechapel

Japanese Influx to Seoul and Korea Grows

Seoul correspond ent reports daily arrivals of 100 to 900 Japanese in Seoul with about 100 staying, yielding a monthly rise of around 9,000. Japanese presence is expanding elsewhere in Korea as capital from Japan increases following annexation, though earlier growth was tentative.

Korea Seoul Japan

Humorous remarks mark New York Woman Suffrage convention

Mrs. Pearce Bailey delivered a witty speech at the Woman Suffrage convention in New York. She joked that crown and queenship have no real reward for women and laughed at male chatter about women, recalling a racquet club anecdote about advice and speech.

Pearce Bailey New York Mrs. Bailey

Altitude prize joke at aviation meet shocks spectator

A spectator asked a policeman about the aeroplane’s altitude. The officer retorted with a blunt joke confusing height with prize, highlighting a humorous miscommunication at the aviation meet.

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