Bosnian embassy visits a crowded Bosnian royal plot
A chaotic Bosnian tale unfolds in a London flat as Queen Anna Victoria and King Stephen IV plan a royal return. An embassy from Bosnia and Herzegovina arrives amid evictions, debts, and plotting. The scene features Prince Niklas, General Harmitz, and Baron Laumann as intrigues swirl around money, power, and a proposed restoration.
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Myra
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Anna Victoria
Pio
Trainor
Tainor Etrotha
Stephen T
Bésuia
Adolph-Lan- Son
Siete
Eanmanti
Stephen
Anna
Victoria Og
Laumani & Son
Cosaca
Austria
Amma
Laumann
Victoria
Anna Victor
Prausen
Niklas
Anna Iklas
Seth
Eh ‘Bogert
Aera
Ieinia
Barmitz
Rumler
Bovelock
Quigg
Nad Ding
Lietz
Mostar
Herr Lietz
Goodby
King Stephenson
Stephen IV
Trainor Goon
Bosnia and
Inventor Claims Sixth Sense Apparatus for Ships
London reports Sir Hiram Muxto, veteran inventor, developing a device to reproduce a "sixth sense" in animals to detect distant objects at sea. The mechanism would operate independently of eyes or ears, detecting direction and distance, potentially up to ten miles, regardless of weather.
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London
Hiram Muxto
Woman for GovernorNominated by Socialist Referendum in Washington
Miss Anna Re Malley of Everett, a Socialist lecturer and writer, was nominated for governor of Washington by the Socialist party referendum ballot. The announcement cites the same referendum and notes her candidacy in Tacoma on August 5.
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Ists
Miss Malley
Richard Winsor
Seattle
Malle
Minnie Parks
Tacoma
Wash
Anna
Re ‘Malley
Everett
Washington
Socialist Party
Minnesotas fish distribution grows aid to sportsmen
Minnesota announces a major fish release plan amounting to about 100 million wall eyed pike and 4 million brown trout across lakes and streams this year. Over seven years 296,573,700 small fry have been released, with total ten year costs around 755,232.63 to support fishing opportunities and combat carp and suckers.
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St Paul
Minnesota
Pageant Work Advances in Philadelphia For October
Philadelphia society women drive costumes for a Fairmount park historical pageant set for October. The Pageant house at 18th and Filbert hosts sewers designers and tailors led by Mrs Williams and Mrs Oberholtz er. Other groups in Germantown and city rooms prep uniforms for Fortieth and Party regiments and patriotic costumes.
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Philadelphia
Aug
Fairmount Park
Pageant Association
Eighteenth
Filbert Streets
Germantown
Vernon Hall
Mra
Tiocis Howard Williams
Battle of
Sarah L. Oberholtzer
Ellis
Paxton Overholttzer
Par Gant
GA. I
Old City Hall
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
The
Patriotic Order-Sons of America
Yukon Exposition In Dawson Alaska Under Arctic Brotherhood
An Arctic Brotherhood event in Dawson Alaska invites participation in a Yukon Exposition with local activities and community involvement planned under fraternal auspices.
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Yukon
Dawson
Alaska
Te. Toalke
Arctic Brotherhood
Forest blight strikes city trees and pine forests
Reports detail a fungus blight called volsairid bacteria attacking shade trees near the city, with surgeons and wealthy donors funding investigations and European foresters possibly joining efforts. The disease spreads like a beetle driven pest, with hundreds of pines felled and authorities coordinating to curb destruction.
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Praneiscu
Ebt
Asia
Eichy
China
Japan
Northwest
Pacific
Compulsory Operations Advocated by Dr Spitzka
Philadelphia August 5 Dr BA Spitzka the brain specialist advocates compulsory operations on crippled and defective children by legislative act. Parents should not prevent an operation when necessary for the child’s good. He argues the community’s good outweighs parental wishes and cites criminals spared by youth. He urges moving beyond old conventions to place public welfare first.
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Philadelphia
BA Spitzka
Archaeological Congress Preparations in Rome
Rome reports major arrangements for the international archaeological congress to meet in October with about 500 prominent archaeologists and historians. World figures have sent studies, including works from Arthur Lincoln Pratt of Princeton and Charles Waldstein of Cambridge. Topics span prehistoric to Etruscan archaeology, mythology, religion history, and ancient topography.
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Archaeologiata
Rome
Internaional Archaeological Cangreas
Arthur Lincoln 'Prathingurm
Princeton University
Constantine
Charles Waldstein
Campridge University
Herculanium
Congresa
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Ravanica
Salem
Hawthorne
Mass
Nathaniel
Rudyard Iipling
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Guy B. Tucker
Kansas
Democratic ‘National Committee
Gracow
Poland
Zamenhof
New York
American Geographical Society
Mlade
Willian Dfor- Tis
Davis
Harvard University
Hivert
Yellowstone ‘Park
Canyon of the Colorado
Aungary
Great Britain
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
American Press Association
William J. Bryan
Imp
American” ‘Press’ Association
Guy Tucker
Nevada
Carson City
Nev
George Wingfield
Oddie
Nixon
Oregon
Tonopah
Goldfield
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