Henry Cust and the Pall Mall Gazette Fallout
Henry Cust, once editor of the Pall Mall Gazette, was dismissed by American owner William Waldorf Astor amid tensions over anti American coverage. The report notes Cust’s high birth, brief journalism stint, and possible damages claims, with Sir Douglas Straight serving as interim editor.
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Enry Cockayne Cust
William Waldorf Astor
Pall Mail Gazette
London
Astor
Mr. Cust
Cust
Mr. Astor
Earl Brownlow
Lincolnshire
Brownlow-Custs
Henry Cust
England
Pall Mall Gazette
London Times
The
Gazette
Douglas Straight
Singular Aversions Across History in Odd Feats
A quirky collection notes famous figures reacting to smells and words. Cardinal Wolsey fled from pickled cabbage at Henry VIII's table while Old Parr avoided soap, Cicero distrusted Wednesdays, Anne Boleyn reddened at potatoes, and 19th century butchers wrapped meat in lead.
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Cardinal Wolsey
Henry VIII
Wolsey
Henry
Old Parr
Cicero
Miss Lucy Uhl Daughters of American Ambassador At Berlin
Elwin F. Uhl arrives as American ambassador to Germany accompanied by his daughter Miss Lucy Uhl a noted social diplomat with music and art training. The piece also profiles Sir Francis Lascelles British ambassador to Germany and his distinguished diplomatic career.
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Berlin
Elwin F. Uhl
Germany
Grand Rapids
Lacey Uhl
St. Cecilia Society
Chicago
Uhl
England
Francis Cavendish Lascelles
William Sebright Lascelles
M. P
Earl of Harewood
Caroline Georgiana Howard
Madrid
Paris
Copenhagen
Rome
Washington
Athens
Francis Lascelles
Egypt
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Persia
Henry Drummond
Robert Morier
St. Petersburg
Frieda Bethmann Named Cleveland Children Tutor
Frieda M Bethmann has been chosen by Mrs Grover Cleveland to tutor Ruth and Esther Cleveland in Boston public schools She is a principal kindergarten instructor at Thomas N Hart School South Boston with eight years of teaching experience and comes from a prominent German American family Mrs Bethmanns qualifications include Froebel methods and normal school training and she is about 25 years old.
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Iss Frieda M. Bethmann
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
Esther
Massachusetts
Miss Bethmann
Boston
Emilie F. Bethmann
Cleveland
New York
Thomas N. Hart School
Bethmann
Quincy A. Shaw
Frieda
Girls’ High
Lucy H. Symonds
Hart
Frieda M. Bethmann
Boston School Board
Froebel
Grubel
Miss Nellie Parker Pulls Strings at the White House
Richmond Virginia social figure Miss Nellie Parker draws access through a presidential token a cent piece given by President Cleveland. Her influence with the administration is noted as she gains immediate entry to the president by showing the coin. The article also touches on gluttony versus frugality and profiles Sir John Everett Millais as succeeding Lord Leighton as Royal Academy president.
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Nellie Parker
Richmond
Cleveland
Farser
Washington
South
Atlanta
Miss Parker
White House
W. W. Parker
Virginia
Lord Leighton
John Everett Millais
Royal Academy
England
Southampton
Millais
Jersey
William the Conqueror
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America
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Miss Lucy Uhl
Lucy Uhl
Electrical Review
George Westinghouse, Jr
Schools of
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Houtz
South Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
Tribune
John E. Millais
Society of Arts
Academy
Pizarro
Peru
Holman Hunt
Dante Gabriely Rossetti
Sladstone
Scovill
Dreuggists
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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BASS
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Washington Boulevard
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Clifton House
Monroe Street
Wabash Ave
Palmer
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E. Main ST
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West
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Western
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Cincinnati
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Toledo
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Findlay
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