Queen Anna Victoria in Harlem Kitchen Revelation
Prologue of a melodramatic tale follows Mirza the Bosnian commander sparking a revolution. Queen Anna Victoria flees her throne with Baron Cosaca to Trieste and America, landing in a shabby Harlem apartment managed by Robert Trainor of Neumann & Sons. As scarcity hits, the exiled monarchs face poverty, deception, and a plan to survive while considering a banquet of humble labor. The queen vows to adapt, even cooking for her own household, while the baron frets over status and money.
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Mirza
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Anna Victoria
Baron Cesara
Graborica
Myrza
Atwiria
Trieste
America
Swith Robert Trainor
New York
Neumann & Sons
Chicago
Mary Horrigan
Trainor
Frailein Victoria
Batov
Coseca
Kinesell
Ule
Mary Howrigan
Baron Bis
Mary
Cosaca
Kyren
Fraulein Victoria
Herzegovina
Baron-Cosaca
Fraulein- Alma Victoria
Harlem
Zazabo
Kangaroovia
Menia
Patrick
Jay -Tioent
Auta Victoria
Mostar
Cosaea
Aus
Stephen
Bosnia
Meester Trainor
Women plan Titanic memorial and other 1900s topics
A committee of 100 women forms the Women's Titanic Memorial association chaired by Mrs John Hay. They plan a landmark arch in Washington titled Women s Tribute to Heroic Mankind and aim to solicit nationwide donations. Also covered are a German squadron visit, military attache changes in Berlin, Harvard and Yale commencement shifts, proposed coin changes, and Luxembourg’s young Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide taking the throne.
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Women's Titanic Memorial Association
John Hay
Jate
Ard M's
John Wars Hammond
William Heoward Laft
Washington
Gammistes Ues
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Tolstoys Heirs Reach Settlement After Death
A settlement among Tolstoy’s family members ends disputes after his death. The widowed countess gains a handsome competency and a £1,000 annual pension. Alexandra Tolstoy receives £5,000 for her share. the widow holds remaining works valued at £15,000. A publisher will pay £30,000 for Alexandra’s portion with two years copyright. royalties flow from Germany. The widow is offered £50,000 for her manuscripts under the same copyright terms. The Countess is selling the Yusuayd Polyana fund to peasants at nominal prices.
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Tolstoy
Alexandra
Germany
Countess Tolstoy
Yusuayd
Polyana
Journalistic programs at Columbian University Begin Sept
On Sept 25 instruction starts in journalism at Columbian University New York, established by Joseph Pulitzer bequest. Plans for future years include advanced and specialized courses in municipal government finance banking music and arts journalism among others. Reading and reporting from newspapers will play a key role in first year training.
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Joseph Pulitzer
Columbian University
New York
Trig
Yeading
Cerman
Mexico's Representative Named Ambassador to the United States
Senor Manuel Calero, former secretary of justice under Madero and ex senator from the twelfth district of Veracruz, arrives in the United States as ambassador. He minimizes the Mexican revolution and downplays reports of American mistreatment, calling intervention unwise.
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Mexico
United States
Manuel Calero
Madero
Ywelfth
Vera Crus
Lesala
Ammer
Press Association
Manuel Colarg
The Great Hudson Siphon Powering New York Water
Scribner s Magazine describes a colossal inverted siphon tunnel from the Catskills to New York City. It details a massive under river conduit, depth, pressure, and engineering feat as part of the water supply system to 5 million residents.
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New York City
United States Navy
Wather Knickerbocker
Catskill Mountains
Hudson River
Catskill
Scribner’s Magazine
Chinese Resist Disease Says Professor Ross
The Chicago Daily News quotes Professor Ti A Ross claiming Chinese show remarkable disease resistance due to hardship and hygiene ignorance. He notes infant mortality differences, immunity to microbes, and soldiers sleeping on damp ground with no ill effects, praising their endurance and sleep in harsh conditions.
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Ti. A. Ross
China
Chicago Daily News
Ross
Army
Caring For the Eyes Bathing Guidance
A health note cites Harper's Bazar on eye care recommending a rinse with rain or distilled water plus a salt solution. It advises dissolving boric acid in boiled water, then adding to a quart bottle for a soothing eye bath. Do not reuse the same eyecup without washing after treating each eye.
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Harper's Bazar
Breach of Promise Discussion In Courtroom Deliberations
A lawyer probes the case details with a prospective plaintiff, debating pros and cons of the breach of promise. The young woman blushes as she denies possessing a black and white proposal record, while the dialogue hints at cryptic colors and names in a courtroom exchange.
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Violet
Nok
Loudou
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Frederick RK. Toombs
Channing Pollock
Tan
Kitchee
Rez
Ulti Arty
Gosaca
Liam
Maury
Herne Guvinn
Mery
Hampton Toads
Bremen
American
United States Atlantic Fleet
Kiel
Bjornstad
Luft
Berlin
Alfred “W. Bjornstad
Bjornstid
Shartle
Grado
University of Pennsylvania
Phillips, L. Goldsborough
Maryland
Metropolitan Opera House
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Opera House
Treasury Department
Bulkley
Ohio
Treasury
Europe
Marie Adelaide
Luxemburg
Don Miguel of
Braganza
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
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