Such a Little Queen Such a Little Queen
Prologue dramatises Bosnian queen Anne Victoria and Baron Cosaca fleeing to America. They meet Robert Trainor of Laumann & Son as poverty and royal ambition collide with modern business intrigue. The queen rejects selling crown jewels while a reforming king endures hardship and a violent encounter with a thieving employee. The scene shifts to Chicago business and Harlem housing as exile life unfolds.
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Myrza
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Anne Victoria
Baron Cosaca
America
Robert ‘Trainor
New York
M. Y
Laumann & Son
Chicago
Mary Horrigan
Mary
Stephen IV
Adolph Laumann
Laumann
Stephen
Anna Victoria
Sherman
Cosaca
Austria
Anna
Vittoria
Trephen
The
Miserables
Shermen
Riley
Daumann
Torview
Cosaea
Kingdom of Herzegovina
Harlem
Bimbi
Bimtpi
Gosaca
Stephen TV
Annny Victoria
Larmann & Son
Barty
Anna Victurin
Cosica
Trainos
Stoswer the
Trainor
Anni Victoria
Weather plan to weave global storms via wireless net
Washington July 31 report outlines Professor Willis Moore plan to create an international weather net. North Atlantic median line would route daily observations by ships, relayed to Washington to produce charts and warnings. Europe would echo alerts back via London Paris, aiding safety at sea. A separate note covers Krupp gun works anniversary preparations in Essen with German Kaiser presence.
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Washington
Willis 3Roore
United States Weather Bureau
London
Moore
North Atlantic
Europe
Paris
America
Maximilian I
Revenue Cutters Prepared for War Service Duty
Revenue cutters Mew Gurs Wasuing duty as government vessels are being readied to meet war demands. Six pound guns replace older armament while crews train under naval drill rules. Each cutter will practice seasonally at their stations with records kept for pennants and marksmanship honors.
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Uncle Sau
Bermuda Race Gathers Interest From Philadelphia to Bermuda
The Bermuda Race from Philadelphia to Bermuda attracts strong interest as about twenty motorboats prepare for the Bermuda challenge cup and $1,000 to the winner. Entry is open to seaworthy boats 40 to 100 feet long with no entry fee, governed by the 1911 American Power Boat association rules. Each boat must carry provisions and water for thirty days for every man aboard, and start with at least six crew half of whom must be amateurs.
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Bermuda
Philadelphia
Yachtsmen’s Club of
Bermuda Yacke Club
Mantle
American Power Boat Association
British Pure Food Campaign Advances In London
The former Mrs Sherman wife of Lord Camoys assists in the food reform movement. Lord Camoys chairman of the Pure Food and Health Society outlines plans to urge the government to form a permanent reference court to oversee all foodstuffs matters after noting U S health law operations.
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London
Mildrat Sherman
Lord Camoys
The
Pure Food and Health Society
United States
England
Our Tobacto Habit. Internal revenue figures teased
A fragmented 1910s style note claims national revenue from a certain commodity could fund large costs, and the passage hints at battleship scale spending and presidential salaries, though the text is garbled and incomplete. The item reads like a clipped news teaser from New York dated July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Lots For Next Congress to Do
Washington dispatch sketches a busy 1913 Congress, with March 4 kickoff and urgent agenda. Topics include tariff, corporations, banking and currency, parcels post, Panama Canal, and debate over presidential term length and re election.
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Washington
Tely
Panama Canal
Rise of William Flinn in U S politics
William Flinn a former state senator and foe of Boies Penrose is described as a wealthy yet combative figure. his earlier attempt to block Penrose’s Senate return sparked a national stir. Born in England in 1831, Flinn’s career is framed around his aggressive, outcome-driven tactics and influence in Pennsylvania politics.
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Frankfort
Tobny
Calhoun Maya
Democratic National Committee
Tirer Woodson
Nietren
Kentucky
Davilsville
Jolson County
William Flinn
Pittslavel
Twilliam Finn
Roosevelt
Flinn
Boies Penrose
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Quay
Senate
Philander G Knox
England
Big Newspaper Conference in Madison July 29 to Aug 1
A major newspaper conference will be held in Madison from July 29 to August 1 under the direction of the University of Wisconsin extension division. Noted speakers William Allen White Norman E B Lapgoeed Melville I Stone and William W Bryte will attend and give speeches.
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Madison
Wising
Pia
University of Wisconsin
William Allen White
Norman EB. Lapgoeed
Melville I. Stone
Associated Press
William WT. Bryte
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Frederick R. Toombs
Channing Pollock
Cossica
Herzegovinar
Wer Quigg
Welas
Jon
Pha King
Tere
North Yakhna
Wash
Agha Tiuward Shae
Nathuel American Woeuim Sudrage Iussogm Tun
Cultel States
Joe Addams
Hetty Green
Andrew Carnegie
Shaw
Louis D. Brandeis
Jonathan Bourne
Ella Wragg Young
Interior
Charlies Bailey
Cornell
Agriculture
John Mitchell
Commerce and Labor
Jean Gordon
New Orleans
Child Welfare Commission
John D. Rockfeller, Sr
Chatirman
White Slave Commission
Harvey W. Whey
Pure Food Commission
National American Women Suffrage Association
Campaig
Chenning Pollock
Ress
Anna H. Shaw
Udaserett
Taft
Nathan Hale
City Hall
Quick
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Carl Werner
Tobacco Leaf
Hoeneh Canal Company
Republic of Panama
Texa
Durest
J. Reouert Rubin
Manauvers
Tau
Washington I
Chambers
Guantanamo
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