Leaders of Coa Miners Strike and Baltimore Homeward Voyage
Pred Dilcher of Nelsonville Ohio sits on the United Mine Workers executive board and organizes the bia district, spanning eastern Ohio and anthracite regions of Pennsylvania. The Baltimore returns from Manila via the Mediterranean, stopping at Greenock under Rear Admiral Watson. New York health officials quarantined the crew due to bonic plague concerns in Glasgow, with strict on board shore leave restrictions.
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Coa
Pred Dilcher
Nelsonville
United Mine Workers of America
Bia
Sattern Ohio
Anthrasia
Poamsylvania
Ditebar
the Baby
Manila
United States
Baltimore
Admiral Watson
Mediterranean
Greenock
Scotland
Watsora
Battle of Manta
Glasgow
Doty
New York
How the Shah Drinks and the Mines Idol
A fragmentary feature contrasts the Shah’s preferred mineral water in a silver teapot with a satirical sketch from Ostend. It cites Victoria’s ally, a secretary executor, and Bea consfeld’s memoirs delay rumors. It also profiles “Mother” Mary Jones, the 66 year old coalfield philanthropist loved by miners for her advocacy and aid in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
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Ostend
Victoria
Mary Jones
Hery
Tabor
Thio
Miss Harriet Gammell Wed to Englishman Show Safe
A lavish wedding at Island Park celebrated Miss Harriet Ives Gammell of Newport, Florida, marrying Thom son Show Safe, an event that drew 200 newsboys and messenger boys as guests. Gammell’s fortune is about 20 million dollars, and the guests' average earnings are stated as under 300 dollars annually.
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Netwrboys
Harriet Ives Gammell
Newport
Fll
Miss Gammell
Thomon
Mises Gammell
News and Messenger Boys
Guesin
Island Park
Argyle’s Daughter and Title Ties Highlighted
The article notes that among the late Duke of Argyle’s daughters only one married into title, Lady Edith, now Duchess of Northumberland. Four wed plain country gentry, one became wife of the Bishop of Peterborough, and Lady Victoria is rumored.
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Argyle
Duke of Argyle
Edith
Duchess of Northumberland
Peterborrough
Victoria
Wumerred
American Steel on the Clyde Sparks Ship Trade Debate
The London Financial Times reports American manufacturers cutting wheel plate prices for ship sheathing on the Clyde to about £6 per ton, versus £8 6s 4d by British makers. Deals for 40 000 tons are said to be in progress as Clyde shipyards face British wage disputes.
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Clyde
Great Britain
London Financial Times
Cipde Ise
London Pinancial Times
The Weekly Panorama on Langs and the Legion of Honor
The article surveys Andrew Langs as England is foremost critic and philologist noting his praise of Omar Khayyam and Fitzgerald translation. It discusses the Legion of Honor awards with Sarah Bernhardt Rosa Bonheur and others and references reactions by bishops and editors to women recipients and gender biases in the prize.
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Andrew Langs
Ittorney
England
Omar Khayyam
Mr. Lang Wee
Waa
Cave
Fitzgerald
Omar
Mr. Lang
Fe Tikewlee
Women’s Palace
Legion of Honor
Sarah Bernhardt
Saya
Rosa Bonheur
Order
Tuller Dodu
Germany
Anyother
Prince Prederick Charles
Paris grand dame defies depopulation in bound oath
Aged 22 Viscomtass De Rochemaille, mother of eleven children, declares France shall not be depopulated. Married five years, she bore four pairs of twins and two triplets, all healthy. James M. Sherwin of Grafton votes in every election. if alive in November he faces his eighteenth presidential ballot.
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Paris
France
Viscomtass de Rochemaille
Eres
Girdea Fuet
James M. Sherwin
Grafton
Portuguese King Carrlos I Plans Africa Force
In a report from London, Dom Carlos I of Portugal, still a youthful king at seventeen, weighs sending about 1000 Portuguese soldiers to South Africa. The piece discusses possible Anglo Portuguese understandings over Delagoa Bay and the status of the Boer republics, noting Kruger and Boer leaders may resist.
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Britain
Dom Carlow L
Portugal
South Africa
Fila
Sista
Carlos
Delagoa Bay
Foreige
London
Carlee
England
Kruger
Portuguess
Africa
Great Britain
Amelia
Parte
Impromptu Invitations Shape Social Life This Summer
The piece notes growing use of telephone based last minute party invites and contrasts it with distant telegraph style notices. It comments that weather forecasts aid planning and praises a developing belief that women possess a sense of humor, while musing on differing humor across classes and generations.
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Ohi
Eft
London Society
Ancient Egyptian style jewelry inspires new millinery ornaments
Cutates ornaments eye a shift toward rhinestone and jewelry inspired by ancient Egyptian pieces retrieved from tombs at Sakhorra and Philae. Designs imitate gold tones with sphinx heads and lotus motifs, featuring long narrow boxlike pieces across hats, with variations in crown corners and French cut jet accents.
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Cutates
Sakhora
Philae
Juicy orange fritters from a vintage recipe
The instructions describe juicy orange segments divided into natural portions, soaked in juice, dipped in a thick batter, and fried until golden brown. After draining, they are served on a plate with powdered sugar sprinkled over them, a simple vintage dessert preparation.
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Ruadan
Exrar
Empres
Eigt B
Worvine
Fred Dilcher
Lani Rowtos
Earl of
Heavens- Gold
Ate
Beaconsfeld
Tii
Lady Edith
Harrison
Panorama
St. Andrew's University
Hallie College
Blue
China
Wille
Philadelphia
Jake
Andrew Lang
Dom Carlos
Killiney Dewetry
Stleig
Felt Haie
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