Romance scene as ex-grand dukes held after revolt
Former Grand Duke Michal and Paul Alexandrovitch were detained following the discovery of a counterrevolutionary plot in Gatchina, a town 28 miles south of Petrograd. The article recalls Gatchina’s imperial ties, its palace built by Catherine II for Orlov, and its historic role as a summer seat with palace rooms, galleries, and a theater.
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Michal
Paw Alexandrovitch
Gatching
Rusatar
Michael Alexandroviteh
Paul Alexandrovitch
National Geographic Society
Oatchinag Hea
Petrograd
Gatchina
Gregory Orloff
Wormis
Pater I
Peter
Batgau
Ropeha
Calvine II
Catherine
Orlof
Aly
Gutchina
Worna
Paola
Paul
Mdul
Suimmer
Gregory Ondn
Rymind
Moscow
Alexis
Peter Hil
Bloscow
Ramsay Memorial gains international scope for Sir William Raumsey tribute
A Ramsay Memorial committee at University College, led by Mr. Asquith, plans a memorial for the late Sir William Raumsey. The effort aims for a truly international tribute, reflecting Raumsey's linguistic mastery and broad scholarly reach showcased during his Nobel visit to Stockholm in 1904.
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Ramsay
Asquith
Universty College
William Raumsey
Sir Witttan
Tgssay Walon International
Stockholm
Wnapy
Walter-Caod
Petroleum Discovery Sparks Global Oil Industry Tale
Experts supply data on possible English petroleum reserves commandeered by government while omitting the famed title tale of Riddlegs sculpt and the origin of modern oil products. The London Chronicle notes the oil as a nuisance until Lord Playfull and Parnifin era pivoted it, with Young advancing the dream and global tapping of resources.
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Petroeum
Young
London Chronicle
Hig-Downs Easy Oritle Browd Paints A Dread Picture
A garbled sports note describes a chaotic moment with errors and fouls. Key names like Hig Down and Browd are mentioned amid a tense sequence that left readers unsure of the final outcome.
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Browd
Aynes
Bowe
Red Cross Appeal Urges Help For Stricken Europe
In a wartime call to action the Red Cross asks Americans to support relief for Europe. The appeal stresses feeding the hungry, clothing the cold, medical aid, and care for orphans and refugees, urging citizens to join drives, pack supplies, and sponsor memberships to aid soldiers and civilians alike.
Mothers Prayer to Helpers Across the Atlantic
A wartime appeal urges American readers to support the Red Cross aiding European mothers and children ghting in war torn areas. It calls on readers to remember suffering families while praising the Red Cross for nursing, feeding, clothing, and sheltering wartime casualties and refugees.
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American Red Cross
Mariters
Europe
Hell
Berg
America
Hilter
Germany
Ft Lyt
Rona
Goldberg
Enlistment Fees Prompt Community Pushback
Fragmented OCR text outlines a drive to enroll members in an organization with a one dollar fee and a yearly Magnaing for a Ted Croat, urging joint family participation and noting costs for Antal members.
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Ceuta
Afteen Miliion
Christina
Antal
Ted Croat
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