Royalty at Windsor Castle Portrait Session Photograph
A historic Windsor Castle photograph by court photographer William Downey captures royalty and many dignitaries at a state luncheon. The key lists titles from Princess Royal to Grand Duchess Vladimir and includes Queen Alexandra, Kaiser, Prince of Wales, and various royal guests.
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Windsor Castle
William Downey
England
Princess Royal
Duke of Convanendt
Queen Maud of
Norway
the Kaiser
the Princess of Wales
Princess Patricia of Connaught
Prince of Wales
Spain
Kaiserin
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Queen Alexandra
Grand Duke
Vladimir of
Russia
Duchess of Connaught
Victoria
Prince Johann of
Saxony
Olaf
Infanta
Isabel of
Henry of Battenberg
Grand Duchess
Vladimir
Portugal
Duchess d'Aosta
Princess Johann of
Midnight Guest and Mysterious Plans Unfold in Weymouth
Louis Delahay is found murdered in London. Lord Ravenspur plans a secret escape to Jersey with Walter and Vera after a dangerous note arrives from a blind busker. The plot thickens as Sir Jas. Seton is attacked and Ravenspur contemplates a risk-filled flight to Jersey.
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Louis Delahay
London
Lord Ravenspur
Ravenspur
Sir Jas. Seton
Walter Lance
Vera Rayne
Garden intrigue at Lady Ringmar’s party and a misted guardian
In a crowded big house Vera seeks Walter amid heat and gossip. Sir James Seton hints at a recent attack mistaken for Ravenspur’s man, while Vera senses a link to Lord Ravenspur. Walter arrives with a tale of a runaway dog Bruno causing alarm in the drawing room.
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Walter
Ravenspur
Jas. Seton
Vera
Sir James
Parklane
Lord Ravenspur
Hampshire
Sir Jams
Bruno
Adventurous talk in garden overhears danger discussed
Vera urges departure with Walter as they discuss Sir James Seton’s attack and the growing danger surrounding them. Walter warns Ravenspur’s actions may seem cowardly but insists he acts in their best interests while Vera seeks clarity and reassurance about her role and safety.
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Vera
Walter
Tenerly
James Seton
Vern
Welter
Lord Ravenspur
Tere
Ai Childe
Secret yacht plan advances in Ravenspur intrigue
Vera seeks solitude at a garden party as Waltes hints the Ravenspur secret will be revealed when the time is right. A mysterious note arrives unseen, delivered by an unknown man, prompting Vera to question who sent it as the episode nears a continuation.
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Waltes
Ravenspur
Vera
Saro
Amusements in Indianapolis Weekly Vaudeville Lineup
The program lists Henry Lee, John Riese, Sally Cohen in a sketch, Williams Imperial, and Kellar Thurston in Park- Mellor. includes burlesque and musical acts with Six Mausenki, Rice and Cohen, and Knickerbocker company. Kellar to retire after this season, Thurston to succeed. Military themed acts highlight Miss Clyde Darrow and US Cavalry roots. Williams Imperial returns for final three days with vaudeville cast and two burlettas.
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Henry Lee
John (. Riese
Sally Cohen
Vawleville
Park—Mellor
Diveward Thiurston
Nug
Majestic Dark
Empire— Avenue Girls” Company
Williams
Imperials
Gavepy—Crebies
Stnickerbeckers
Pepke
the Pugilist
Mausienk Cuttys
John C. Rice
Herbert Hall Winslow
Clyde Darrow
Knckerbocker Urlesquers
J. G. Charrow
United States Cavalry
Philippines
Muss Darrow
Missouri
Wknickerbocker Company
Aielen Gou
Indianapolis
Empire
Larry McCate
Alip
Margie Hilton
Ideal Girl
Julia Heintzmann
Harry Bentley
Carney Wagner
Demora
Raceta
Paris
New Grand Mediana
Cts
Hilde
Warerters
John
Rice
Sally Comes
Wusiocul Cicpys
Ralph Johnstone
Seymour & Him
Howard Brothers
Banjo Kings
the Kinodrove
Extra 3 Percent Dividend Declared by rail and stockyards
Directors of the selt railway and the Union Stockyards company declared an extra dividend of 3 percent at their Tuesday meeting. The board reported the company's property is in first class condition.
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Selt Railway
Union Stockyards Company
Oyster supper for hymnals fund at East Park M B Sundays
Cleaners class of East Park M B Sunday school will host an oyster supper to benefit the church hymnal fund at the home of HH Coleman 414 North Jefferson Avenue Wednesday evening. Proceeds support hymnal purchases and church music.
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East Park
M. B
Church Hymnal Fund
HH. M. Coleman
N. Jefferson Ave
Diphtheria Cases At Annapolis Naval Academy Barracks
Four cases of diphtheria have developed among Marines at the Naval Academy barracks in Annapolis Maryland. Authorities have placed the barracks under strict quarantine to prevent spread.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy Barracks
Nation to Take Over the Mines
London reports the Miners Federation affirms in principle a plan for state ownership of mines. John Wade Wert MP argues private ownership robs workers, citing a 1990 coal boom where wages rose little while owners and middlemen took the bulk of profits. The idea remains academic but signals rising socialist sentiment among unions.
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Indianapolis Sun
London
Miners’ Federation
Cotter
Southport
John Wadewert
M. PP
Law
Man Shoots Himself in Henryville Visit
Ora Carter, who traveled from Indianapolis to visit his brother Dudley Carter in Henryville, died from a self-inflicted gunshot yesterday afternoon. He was reportedly separated from his wife.
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Henryville
Baid
Ora Carter
Lidianapolis
Dudley Carter
Bank Will Pay In Full Says Receiver For Title Co
Portland Gea Dee Th receiver from Title Guarantee and Trust company states the firm will pay dollar for dollar in full. The assurance comes as the trust firm seeks to settle debts, promising complete reimbursement to creditors. Individual names and precise figures are not disclosed in the available text.
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Portland
Gre
Dee
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Dolar
Simple Method Cures Appendicitis Without Surgery
An old belief in surgical cures for appendicitis is challenged by indigestion as the cause. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a nonoperative remedy that restores digestion, reduces inflammation, and relieves symptoms quickly. The ad urges readers to obtain tablets from druggists for immediate relief and offers a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Christmas toy shopping delights youngsters in stores
Shoppers enter the season with keen enthusiasm as stores display a wide array of novelties. Toy departments feature mechanical U toys, teddy bears, moving pictures, electric trains, and amusing figures. Prices range from five cents to several dollars as parents seek gifts for both boys and girls.
Toys and trains thrill youngsters at scenic railway display
A washboard away and a Hubinet Tap-rap lift a Wheelbarrow and stride off to wheels. A scenic railway captures many youngsters attention as a yellow haired doll speeds in a car on a curved track. Chute the claumes and cars on the busy train excite, while toy prices for Santa Claus era rise with more fragile breakables on display.
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Santa Claus
Record Auto Speed at Brooklands Weybridge
London dispatch reports at Brooklands Weybridge two notable speed feats. Clifford Vary set multiple distance and time marks in a 150 horsepower car, covering 50 miles in 29 minutes 10 seconds and 150 miles in 1 hour 58 minutes 4 seconds, and breaking the one hour and two hour world records with 71 miles 48 yards and 81 miles yards respectively.
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London
Brooklands
Weybridge
S. F. Edge
Clifford Vary
Man shoots wife in Chicago stockyards area
Frank Nelson, 25, a Swift & Co. clerk, shot and killed his wife a school teacher and seriously wounded his mother-in-law Mrs Josephine Hamill. Nelson was arrested after the incident, believed motive was a conspiracy to defraud him of property.
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Chicago
Dee
Frank Nelson
Swift & Co
Josephine Hamill
Nelson
Indiana ruling upholds lease dispute with B&O railroad
The Indiana Railroad Commission ruled Tuesday that congested traffic does not excuse poor station accommodations along a railroad that had been leased to another line. The decision concerns the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and tracks leased by the Big Four Railroad.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Tas
Big Four Railroad Company
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Sam Devere
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