War of Sons Wives Impeeds Kaiser at Court
Special to The Sun. Berlin March 11 Emperor William is angry over feuding between his daughters in law Princess Devilia wife of Crown Prince William and Princess Sophie wife of Eitel Fritz. Sophie and Cecilia quarrel over balls jewels and favoritism causing stormy interviews and court cliques.
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Berlin
William
Devilia
Sophie
Eitel Kitz
Berdin
Eftel Fritz
Cecilia
Emperor
The Xanxers Help Blooming Romance Lead to Double Wedding
Mrs Maltby pursues telepathy and a sixth sense to guide Margery’s marriage. At a theater show the Xanxers reveal initials, hinting Will Danvers as the groom. Uncle James reunites with Mrs Maltby and Margery, leading to a surprise double wedding when the initials align and old ties rekindle.
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Xanxers
Margery
William
Uncle James
Mrs. Maltby
Maltby
James
Dr. Pierce’s Medicines Market Open Publicity Claim
The advertisement boasts Dr. Pierce’s Family Medicines as transparent and non alcoholic remedies made from natural ingredients. It emphasizes glycerine as solvent, cites endorsements by physicians, and insists on safety and efficacy without habit forming drugs.
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Dr. Pierce
Als Great Laboratory
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Prt Pierce
World's Largest Animal Lived in Pacific Ocean
The great sulphur bottom whale is described as the largest creature ever on earth. A specimen measured 95 feet long with a 35 foot girth and an estimated weight of 294000 pounds.
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Pacific Ocean
Honor cross for women Miss Isabelle Massian geographic pioneer
The French government awarded the Legion of Honor to Miss Isabelle Massian for notable geographic work. She explored the Gobi Desert in China and traveled 2,500 miles through a barren country inhabited by Mongolian and Tar tertiary tribes.
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Isabelle Massian
Gobi
China
Burglar's Love Brings Bigamy Charge for Girl of Nineteen
New York report details Lilian Benedict Gilliman O'Brien, a nineteen year old Jersey City resident, who confessed love for burglar Percy O'Brien and wed him after two prior marriages. O'Brien, once an asylum attendant, led detectives to a list of robberies as police recover stolen goods and arrest the couple.
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New York
Peter
Henry
Percy
Lilian KE. Benedict- Gilliman-O'Brien
Jersey City
O'Brien
Ella K. Williston Oakst
O’brien
State Insane Asylum
King's Park
IL. T
West
Rock St
New York City
Douill
Gallagher
Peter Benedict
Benedict
Harry J. Gillman
Cunningham
Real Slayer Found After Man Had Been Executed for Crime
Berlin reports a confession by criminal Tessnow that he murdered Missen in Nordburg six years ago, leading to the wrongful execution of August Deppe, a young man who was executed after a jury convicted him amid disputed alibi. The case caused family tragedy including suicide and societal ruin.
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Berlin
Schleswig
Missen
Nordaburg
August Deppe
Deppe
Young Deppe
Wes
Iquit
Louise Shinturt
Tessnow
Nordburg
Am Seinig
Relics of Early Catholics Unearthed in Nebraska
Three curios more than a century old are on display at the State Historical Society museum in Lincoln. A solid silver crucifix once belonged to Friar Padilla, believed killed while among plains Indians. A double barred iron cross traces to Pierre Dorion of Lewis and Clark fame. A small stone figure, sent as a cast to Pope Pius, joins intrigues about ancient Indian temples guarded by friars.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
United States
State Historical Society Museum
Padilla
Plains
Orleans
Harlan County
M. A. Shine
Lincoln Cathedral
Pierre Dorion
Dorian
Northwest
Pius
St. John
Rome
Vatican
The Subway Baby Rides an Express Train Scene
A baby aboard a downtown subway express attracts amused passengers as it rides in a carrier past a guard. The mother feeds it milk from a bottle, calms momentarily, but when fed ends the cries resume and the guard orders the child off at the next station.
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New York Press
Quotes, quizzes, and a humorous parade of lines
A collage of light dialogue and quirks features exchanges about love and duty, a former athlete’s release date, a political bill quarrel, a street customer and a puzzled clerk, and a quip about a college training versus a gymnasium asides. It reads like a lively newspaper na-diarist snippet.
Mrs Kate Sweets and Daughter Visit Louisville
Mrs Kate Sweets and her daughter Miss Nelie are spending several days in Louisville with Rev Henry Swee Elizabethtown Ky News.
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Kate Sweets
Miss Nelie
Louisville
Rev
Henry Swee
Elizabethtown
No Certainty These Days and Rumors of New York Trip
A fragmented exchange questions travel plans to New York tomorrow. The uncertain dialogue mentions Tam and whether Tam will start the journey, reflecting ambiguity about the trip and who will participate.
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New York
Tam
First Hat Fashion Note from Milliners
A description of the chic two tone gray and black first hat for spring or autumn wear. The mushroom shaped straw hat features a rough straw body with a side black liberty satin choux and an old silver buckle. Topaz accents add a hint of color to the somber ensemble.
Paoli News Correspondents Stress Matrimony Monotony
The Orleans Progress notes Paoli News reporters focus on marriage topics, judging their matrimony items repetitive as they speculate the trend may relate to aging readers. The column hints at a shift toward fresher material to avoid monotony.
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Paoli News
Orleans
Ind
Misnamed goods and origins puzzle readers
An odd catalog of misnamed items traces origins of familiar products. Austrian blankets come from Yorkshire, Turkey rhubarb is Russian monopoly grown in Siberia, German silver lacks silver, Prussian blue is unrelated to Prussia, honey soap lacks honey, Irish stew is unknown in Ireland, and the Vienna roll origin lies outside Vienna.
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Yorkshire
England
Turkey
Siberia
Ireland
Vienna
Austria
Pittsburg Steel Rails and River Commerce Highlight City
Pittsburg makes enough steel rails each day to form over 11 miles of track. The city thrives on river commerce at the head of navigation on the Ohio River, moving ten million tons of freight annually by water. High water limits boat handling, and a year round nine foot stage could expand its river commerce dramatically.
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Pittsburg
Smoky City
Ohio River
Plain Stockings Fashion Spreads From Paris To Shore
The New York Press notes a Parisian trend where society women avoid lace and embroidery stockings in the morning. Plain hose is worn before luncheon unless an elaborate dress is required. The fashion is expected to reach American society this summer.
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Paris
Suimpe
Equal Pay Drive by New York City Women Teachers
More than 300 women teachers from New York City marched to Albany to demand equal salaries. They cited a supervisor’s pay of 1600 dollars versus 2400 for a man and urged Governor and senators to support the McCarren bill.
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New York City
Albany
McCarren
Up To Date Patterns Offered By The Sun Fashion Desk
The Sun promotes ten cent patterns from a leading company. A new design is described daily and requests for postpaid patterns must include the pattern number size and the purchaser’s name and address. Postpaid orders are accepted by sending ten cents per pattern.
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the Sun
S&dress
Fashion Department
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