Startling Exposure Of Kaiser Inner Life Told By Helmtzendorf
Count von Heltzendorf tells William Le Queux about imperial Germanys inner life at the Geraam court. Revelations describe secrets of the Kaiser and Crown Prince and the feared service of Continental spies. The interview suggests dramatic insight into the Holbein era and the looming world war.
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Hohenzollerns
Kaiser
Crown Prince
Count Ernst von Heltzendorff
William Lequeux
Geraam
Veterus
LeGuens
Imperial Court
Potsdam
Luter
Laxoiy
Kalver
Nsp von Stev
The Mystery of Frau Kleist and the Kaiser's Air Speed
The article recounts a sprawling, fictionalized account of Kaiser Wilhelm II and Orville Wright visiting Potsdam and Berlin. Frau Kleist, the dancing mistress, maneuvers through court intrigue, spy games, and political schemes involving German Ottoman finance, the Young Turk movement, and a dangerous secret about the emperor's diplomacy in Turkey. The narrative blends memoir and sensational rumor, detailing betrayals, romantic liaisons, and a dramatic encounter with Wright's aeronautical demonstration.
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Thas
Hume
Hanis
Leon Phedent
Herr Ballin
Blethle
Aber
Wapertal
Waser
Ven
Kahlberg
Hie
Potytum
Orvitte Wright
Dariig Asmerican
Lee
Cute
Poterant
Perr Anton
Constantinople
Professor Wimborg
Kasserin
Victoria Luise
Iailies
Majer van Seholl
Hornstedterfeld
Kaiser
Orville Wright
Herr Reitsacher
Trom
Muen
von Zeppelin
Frau Blelet
Mainy
Mandler
Potsdam Cirely
Reitschel
Kaixer
Potadam
Anton Reitschel
You Doniustanf
Thad Oles
Reitachel
Britain
Tewfik Tasha
Old Abdul Hamid
Old von Doornstauf
Near East
Germany
Berlin
Bagdad
Abdul Hamid
Palestine
Young Turk Party
Anton
Beritn
Soltan
Kalwer
Turkey
Mademoivette Julie de Lagarenne
Paul de Lavatenne
Wml
Rothe
Reanzter
Unter den Linden
Berg
Cartain
Frau Kleist
Karl Kleist
Ernid Court
Peror
Schel
Kateer
Catherine
Ferrer Not Guilty Says Tribunals After Death Sentence
A late 19th to early 20th century report notes that tribunals corrected Ferrer’s conviction posthumously, acknowledging he was innocent of the charges that led to his execution in 1900. The piece also touches on his birth in 1869, early life, and role as a critic of republican leaders. It shifts to a unrelated discussion about agricultural pest control and New York City real estate values, concluding with a reflection on work and perception of idleness.
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Prince Mulow
Berlin
Indy
Victoria Liles
Robedy
Enart
Mademoiselie “Chote Durand
Paria
Eurither
Potalam
Brett Korst
Pinelbeck
Jim
Mies
Rhatrmerite
Excett
Thad
Fran
Kleist
Nodea
Minjesty
Augsburg
Fru Keist
Madam Reltsehel
Vorlerthun
Porsilim
I Peper
Turkey
Fruw Tel- Sebel Dem
Fem
Spain
Emnernlio
Victin
Ear
Ferrer
Borg
Dorevions
No Hands Work: Soldier Ledrans Rebuilds Farm Life
A former cavalry sergeant who lost both hands in World War I adapts to farming. Jean Baptiste Ledrans designs harnesses and tools to work fields, hitch a horse, and perform daily tasks with elastic gloves and special equipment. He married in 1917 and now operates a farm with inventive devices to overcome his injuries.
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Jean Baptiste Ledrans
Ledrans
Ledraus
Ateras
Chicago News
Underoficer
Hanece
Ledrins
Itelaw
Leirans
Ledrons
Japan's Shipbuilding Ambitions Grow at Yokosuka Yards
The article notes Japan's naval expansion at Yokosuka, emphasizing its island empire status and the push for a strong navy. It outlines state aid and bounty systems driving merchant shipping growth and claims that government support could enable troop transport in war.
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Japan
Yokosuka
Alumerous Maronntie Marine
Suecossil
A Few Wild Turkey Facts From a 19th Century Clipping
The text lists three wild turkey varieties: Mexican North American and Honduras. It notes Honduras is tropical with plumage as bright as the yoncock and states attempts to domesticate this turkey have failed. Domestic turkeys derive from Mexican and North American varieties. A reference to an Atlantic cable furnace is garbled but mentions a capacity under 7,500,000 cable feet per hour.
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Honduras
Tropics
Coin lesson ends with surprise answer
A teacher discusses coins from pennies to dollars, while a distracted girl watches a sparrow. The teacher places nine belt dollars on the desk and asks for the score, but the pupil answers heads.
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Harper's Magazine
Care For Your Skin With Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A promotional note touts Cuticura for skin and scalp care with soap and ointment, urging daily use to prevent eczema and rashes. The ad includes a mail sample offer and Boston address, plus assorted humorous snippets and short tales.
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Boston
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Frau Klelat
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Erine
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Ittle Station
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Perrer
United States Bureau of Entomol
Indy Birds
New York
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Yale
Equitable
Nasssut Street
Browlway
Pennsylvania Station
Metro
Policin Life
Infild- Ing
Altman & Co
Waldorf-Astoria
Lower Broadway
Merry
Book of Wonders
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Doan
Henry B
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