Romantic intrigue in a European royal pursuit
Arthur Warrington navigates a plot surrounding Grand Duke and Princess Hildegande as courtiers, conspirators, and an American ally chase a marriage alliance. A missing mother portrait, a elopement, passport intrigue, and a frontier pursuit intensify the drama through castle foyers and a railway escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Warrington
Bursehelt
Grant
Steinhock
Ahe Ia
Warrington Bielhuck
Kood
Max Boharfenstein
Warrlington
Reneheschitschelt
Warrington
Boharfenstein
Dopplekinn
Ble
Koharfenstein
Marrinaion
Max
Princem
Bareechok
Forte Pire
Hetty Moore
Iin
London
Maw
Lile
Dopplokinn
Prince and Max Uncover Hidden Son in Palace Mystery
In dramatic revelation, Max shows a hidden locket proving he is the missing son. The prince branded as a boy by Arnheim reacts with shock as the truth links Max to the royal lineage. Gretchen, once wary, accepts a future with the prince as joy returns to Barschelt and Doppelkinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Arkhelm
Arnheim
Max
Leaves Golf for Business Career of Walter Travis
Walter Travis, once amateur golf champion of the United States and England, has joined a New York stock brokerage as manager of a branch office. He becomes part of a notable wave of sports figures moving into finance on Wall Street.
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Walter Travis
England
New York
Furioys
Well Street
A Small Matter Guest Complaint In Prench
A fragment notes a humorous restaurant scene with a guest complaint about the menu. The text mentions a cook named Olrish and a light exchange about language and service in a weekly column.
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Prench
Walter F
American Woman Crowned Queen by Zacualpam Tribe
Mrs Maria Perry Eisenhart wife of H L Eisenhart, an American mine owner, was crowned Reina de las Sierras queen of the Zacualpamsa in a dawn ceremony. Indians gathered bearing gifts and the crown was crafted by local silversmiths from mountain silver. Her role is largely ceremonial with the tribe consulting her on simple matters.
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Mexiico City
Indiana
Zacualpam
Maria Perry Eisenhart
H. L. Eisenhart
Eisenhart
Elsenhart
Mra. Elsenhart Oseen
Milking Rule Surprises Cow Leads to Injury in Richmond Hill
L L Koch, owner George Koch, faced a kicked face and bruising from a long horned cow when he appeared for milking while wearing a long apron as required by a health board rule. The cow, Brindle, resisted milking by men, reacting to the apron as a perceived dress.
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Richmond Hill
L. L
Brindie
George Koch
Koch
Board of Health
Brindle
Negro Man Turning White Attributed to Mineral Water
Jackson Warridale a Creek man living five miles southeast of Mannford Oklahoma has turned from a slim 140 pounds to 225 pounds and is described as progressively whitening. He attributes changes to drinking water from a mineral spring on the Harjo place and reports better health. Chemical tests show sulphur and arsenic in the water, with only two comparable springs known globally in Mexico and India.
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Gretchen
Old Bauer
Tulsa
Okla
Jackson Warridale
Mannford
Warridale
Morro Allotment
Harjo
Harjo Place
Warrihale
Mexico
India
Birds Fly Backward In Drought Weather
In Port Jervis New York drought conditions cause curious weather effects as highway crews repair roads with crushed stone while winds remove the top dressing. Migratory birds heading south reportedly fly backward to shield their eyes from dust.
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Port Jervis
Census of standing timber under national commission
The National Conservation Commission launches a rush census of U S standing timber to back its natural resources inventory and president's forthcoming annual report. Experts warn estimates vary widely. Gannetts 1900 figure of 1300 billion board feet used as basis for future projections.
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Washington
National Conservation Commission
United States
Forest Service
Bureau of the Census
Conservation Commission
Fortesta
Plang
Bureau of the Cenane
National Foresta
Henry Gannett
Foreat Dormier
Censer Bureau
Jude
Imber
Ita
Prairie Dogs Under Fire on National Forests
Last spring large scale poisoning of prairie dogs in national forests shows success. A stockman, later in the forest service, started tests in New Mexico. Merriam’s 1901 report on prairie dogs helped guide practical extermination methods and the poison mix coats wheat for field use.
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Washington
New Mexico
Forest Service
Hart Merriam
Division of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Major Dreyfus Forced to Print Answers Amid Charges
The Patrie and other French papers push a campaign linked to the riding of the court of cassation. Dreyfus has been compelled to publish his replies under threat of prosecution. In fog off Scheveningen a collision occurred between German steamers Pretoria and Nipponia. Thirteen Nipponia crew, including the captain, drowned. Pretoria is owned by Hamburg American Line and sailed from New York on September 26 for Hamburg.
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Dreyfus
Patrie
Court of Cassation
Pretoria
Nipponla
Seheveningen
Nipponia
Hamburg
Ampert Ean Ling
New York
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Harold McGrath
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Bobby Merrill
Ling
Prince
Doppelkinn
Wax
Barscheit
Hans
Mav
Jower
Jones
Max Scharfenstein
Younder
Gretrehen
Guld
Barschelt
Blue Carpathians
France
Mile. Miropolsky
Paris
Wational Conservation Commission
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