Uncertain Fate of Austro Hungarian Monarchy Hangs on a Woman
The article discusses potential dismemberment of the Austro Hungarian monarchy linked to a royal heir and a woman's influence since the dual government. It notes health concerns of the emperor, planned succession arrangements, and European chancelleries questioning if the rulers can deliver on a peaceful transition.
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Europe
Archduke Franz Ferdinand's Unpopular Love and the Succession
The article profiles Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his Bohemian wife Sophie Chotek, noting Hungarian and Austrian tensions, the lack of royal blood in Sophie, and the potential impact on the throne. It describes Ferdinand's unpopularity, exile to estates, and the possible paths to a queen of Hungary while recounting broader dynastic strains and the aging Emperor Francis Joseph's long reign.
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Budapest
Bohemia
Francis Ferdinand
Carl Francis
Otto
Sophie Chotek
Neo
Princess Hohenberg
Carl Francia
Hungary
Austria
Sophie Chuvtek
Francia Ferdinand
Uia
Sweden
Francia
Joseph
Christian
Denmark
Victoria
England
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Louis Napoleon
France
William I
Germany
Queen Victoria
Elizabeth
Geneva
Archduke Rudolph
Maximilian
Queretaro
Ferdinand
John Orth
Ludwig Victor
George H. Picard
General O O Howard American Civil War Veteran
Charles N Lurie recounts Major General Oliver Otis Howard veteran of the Civil War nearing seventy seven, noting his leadership at Bull Run Antietam and Gettysburg, his work with the Freedmen's Bureau, and his advocacy for education at Lincoln Memorial University. It highlights his longevity, integrity, and influence as a military and civic figure.
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O. O. Howard
Oliver Otis Howard
Howard
John M Schofield
Bull Run
Fair
Oaks
Antietam
Frederickabirg
Chancell
Maine Infantry
North- Carolina
Bureau of Refugees
Edmen’s Bureau
Atlanta University
Fink University
Howard University
Washington
Westers
Parmued Thane
Reese Fee
Joseph
Department of the East
Sikke
American Tract Society
National Temperance Union
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Lincoln Memorial Institute
Grant-Lee Hall
West Point
Young Howard
Stonewall Jackson
Chancelloraville
Discoveries in Egypt Link Queen Tele Tomb to Religious Upheaval
Theodore Davis reports the Theban tomb of Queen Tele, mother of Amenhotep IV, richly gilded and lavishly adorned. The relics show zealots stripped away pantheistic monotheism, with the coffin and ornaments of solid gold and lapis lazuli, suggesting royal reverence amid ancient religious revolutions.
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Egypt
Theodore Davis
Thebes
Tele
Amenhotep IV
Moses
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