Dainty Princess of the Danes Becomes Queen of England
Speyer Bavaria reports news of dowager Queen Alexandra’s illness. The Danish princess married Prince of Wales on September 14 1861 at age 17 after meeting in Speyer Cathedral. Their union influenced European history and altered German-British royal expectations amid Hohenzollern tensions.
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Sally of the Sawéast at Broadhurst
Garglen D W Griffith presents Sally of the Sawéast at the Broadhurst today and tomorrow. Miss Dempster trains Lucy the elephant using kind words and cues not hooks to perform tricks on a tub in a circus scene.
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Elephant Learns About Elephants From Lucy On Stage
Carol Dempster, screen star, has broadened her education by studying elephants. She learned about Lucy the circus elephant who has performed on vaudeville for five years while playing Sally Mc Arsenal. On a separate flash, the Toulon naval arsenal burned as high winds threatened magazines.
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Hatien steamer Ville Des Cayes reportedly found
A wireless message reported the Ville Des Cayes wrecked with about 200 lives lost has been picked up by the tanker Brazos in Cuban waters.
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Our Children by Angelo Patri
A 1925 Bell Syndicate piece argues against children borrowing and lending items. It uses Dorothy Minna and Caroline to illustrate how borrowed objects lead to ownership confusion and carelessness, urging guardians to teach possession, sharing limits, and to provide what is needed while avoiding covetous borrowing.
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Ten Thousand Dollar Lunch For the Poor
London officials sent ten thousand dollars worth of food prepared for a Guild Hall luncheon to hospitals and other London institutions after the Dowager Queen Alexandra’s death. They believed the move would assist those in need and reduce waste from prepared meals.
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Charity minded Alexandra assists in royal luncheon delay
The passage notes Alexandra aims to fulfill her wishes while staying active in charity work. A postponed luncheon for the prince occurred after guests arrived, with 204 waiters and 36 wine stewards ready, tables set and flowers sent to hospitals, and Jewelry Store Quality-at involved in decor.
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