Exiled German Royals Still Shape Attitudes Postmonarchy
The former Hohenzollern and related nobles live discreetly in Berlin Potsdam and Potsdam, avoided by the public for the most part. Ex monarchs like Adalbert and Oscar steer clear of crowds, while ex officers such as Prince Reuss and Hohenlohe drift in elite circles and greet a public that largely rejects royal nostalgia. The piece notes mass disdain for kings and emperors outside Prussia, with many Germans preferring democratic rule and viewing royal symbols as bygone.
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Adalbert
Oscar
Potsdam
Berlin
Hig
Prussia
Germany
Prince Reuss
South
Palais de Danse
Action
Kurfurstendamm
Reuss
Noske Guard
Magdeburg
Braunschweig
Noske
Bayerischerplatz
Princ Hohenlohe
Hohenlohe
Mary
Royuli
Vermont Plans Speaker Invitation From Editor Trego
In Vermont, residents express persistence in securing Editor Trego as a speaker for next October. They offered funds for his travel to discuss with locals, but he declined. The note adds a humorous, country editorial tone about crops, prices, and winter plans as autumn turns.
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Macomb
van Hampton
Trego
Vermont
Mr. Trego
Tennis Champion Mallory Dominates World Stage Again
Molla Mallory, the world’s top woman tennis player, defeats Suzanne Lenglen in straight sets in an international match on Long Island. In Vermont, spring festivities drew crowds despite muddy roads, with horse and auto races, parades, and a large evening minstrel show highlighting community spirit and local bands. A local rumor links a large new firm rumored to form in McDonough County, with William F. Gilman leaving Central Illinois Public Service to join.
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Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory
Suzanne Lenglen
Long Island
Vermont
Caleb Cox
Henry Bogue
McDonough County
Peoria
Judge Thompson
Galesburg
Wm. Prentiss
Macomb
John Rankin
Keokuk
WY. O’hern
Hank Miller
Community High School
Tennessee Girls
Tennessee
Aj Credit
Trig
William F. Gilman
Central Illinoi Public Service Company
Head Enters New Legal Rate Firm in Springfield
In Springfield on October 2 rumors circulate in legal and engineering circles about a new rate firm led by Head. The announcement signals shifts in pricing structures within CIP 8 and related sectors.
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C.I.P
HEAD
Springfield
Til
Amplifier invention echoes through wireless lines
A printed note from Popular Science Monthly highlights a 20th century amplifier used to transmit sound over telephone wires. It describes a Chicago convert hearing signals three miles away and notes earlier amplifiers were employed in conventions. The device emerged from wartime studies to detect air raids in advance.
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Scientists of America
Popular’ Science Monthly
Chicago
Yamit Farms
Ned
Harding and Cos
Strue
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