Rise of George V as King of England and heir to Victoria
The article details the ascent of George Frederick Ernest Albert as King George V after Edward VII's death, tracing his birth at Marlborough House in 1865, early education, naval career, Malta marriage controversy, and eventual public role. It recounts his world tours, Guildhall speech, and leadership in Australia and Canada, along with his marriage to Princess May and his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
Duke of Cornwall
Earl of Dublin
Duke of York
Earl of
Inverness
Killarney
Edward VI
Engand
George V
Marlborough House
London
Duke of Clarence
Novemer
Sandringham
Clarence
George
Britannia
Bacchante
Prince George
University of Cambridge
Mediterranean
Malta
Mary of
Teck
Lady of
Queen Victoria
May of Teck
Princess May
Victoria
Princess of Wales
Mury
Chapel Royal
St. James
Princess Mary
Kensington Palace
Victoria Mary
White Lodge
Richmond Park
Mary
England
H.R. H
Mary Adelaide
Cambridge
Hanover
Ike
Ide
Hhis
Edward
Savage Club
Sir Henry Irving
James Bryce
Winston Churchill
Hall Caine
Canada
Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Commonwealth
Guildhall
India
Lord Curzon
Quebec
Atlante
Suffragette Miss Paul Sparks Dinner Riddle Debate
In a Philadelphia speech Miss Alice Paul, a noted suffragette, quips that when women win the vote they will outmaneuver men like a louse outwitting a riddle. A businessman at dinner pitches a riddle about a husband and dough, and his wife replies with a wry retort about getting off in New York Press.
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Wita
Alice Paul
Philladelphia
O’ York Press
A Mighty Nimrod at the National Museum
An employee guided two eager visitors through Washington highlights of the osteology exhibit at the United States National Museum. They viewed skeletons from tiny lizards to a largest mammal as they questioned if the display included all Roosevelt era specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Museum
Washinton
Roosevelt
Washington Star
Church Service Schedule for Irvington Area
A compact notice lists services for multiple churches in Irvington area towns. St Barnabas Anglican, Irvington Presbyterian, Hope Chapel Penny Bridge and East Irvington, Church of the Immaculate Conception, and St Pauls Methodist announce Sunday Holy Communion Morning Prayer Sunday schools and evening services with specific times and weekday offerings. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Chapel
Penny Bridge
Tarrytown
Union Chapel
East Irvington
ST. Paul's Methodist Pal Church
Irvington
F. M. Turrentine
Epworth League
Post Office printing restrictions limit stamped envelopes service
The Post Office Appropriation Bill restricts supplying stamped envelopes with business names and addresses. Printing firms protested the change, and the committee halted the practice. The Gazette offers same day, affordable envelopes and invites trial orders, while a New York proclamation orders appearance in White Plains Supreme Court on a specified December day in 1909.
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Gazette
Gazette Printing Office
Proclamation for Court Appearance in White Plains 1909
The sheriff of Westchester directs all bound to appear at COUNTY COURT in White Plains at 10 on the day following, to render recognizances and attend examinations. Justices, coroners, and officers with recognizances or witness examinations are to attend and remit records at the opening of the court. Signed at White Plains December 6 1909 Henry Scherd Acting Sheriff.
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State OF
New York
County of
Westel
Supreme Court
White Plains
Westchester
Prisner
Wherlf
Menry Scher
County of Westchester
Thal County
White Maing
Ald Court
Xald
Ita
Sheriff's Office
Henry Scherd
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Edward VII
May
America
Albert
Henry
John
Duke of
Royal Fusiliers
King’s Colonials
University of Wales
The
Cape
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Trinity House
Royal Academy of Music
Lincoln's Inn
Ind
New York Sun
ST. Barnabas’ Church
Royal H. Bai Ost
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Jon A. Ingham
Episco
Hermann Petri
van Deusen
D Street
F. H. Morrell
Prop
Main St
Irvington, N. Y