Queen Wilhelmina Plans Big Dutch Celebration Of Birth
The birth of a baby girl to Queen Wilhelmina sparks nationwide celebration in the Netherlands. The queen redesigned the nursery, organized royal gifts from towns and provinces, and set up committees to fund and craft items for the infant. The public, including colonies abroad, joins in the jubilee with decorations, charity drives, and organized displays as the royal family plans a return to the country residence Loo.
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Trolland
Wilhelmina
Holland
Europe
House of Orange-Nassau
Ce Blottig
Kingdom of
The
Netherlands
Wichelidlry
William Iiii
Secon
Lttle Straner
Hagne
Hnellsi
Nassau
Wihelming
Leedtework
Zeeland
Stuls
Leeuwarden
Rotterdaury
Amsterdam
Straats
Deepilver
London
London Hospital
Loo
Gelderland
How to Live 1000 Years Says White Dress Truth
Dr. Fair leads Boston born New Life creed promising 1000 years of life via white attire and fresh air. He claims previous incarnations in Isaiah era and 13th 14th centuries, urges universal ban on dark clothing and death thoughts, prescribes vegetable diets, eight hours each for sleep work and exercise, and open bedroom windows for a lifelong draft.
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Dr. Fair
Bon ‘Ton
John Mair
Boston
Flying to People Arctic Will Be Habitable, Lecturer Says
Boston scientist H Helm Clayton formerly of Blue Hill observatory told the Boston Scientific society that a perfected flying machine will enable Arctic settlement. He argued early humans lived in tropical regions as populations grew they moved to colder lands where needs expanded. He predicted clothing and food can be supplied swiftly and the Arctic could become as populated as other regions.
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Boston
H. Helm Clayton
Blue Till Observatory
Boston Scientific Society
Arctic
Abdul Hamid's New Home at Saloniki Palace Villa Alatini
The new home of Turkey's deposed sultan Abdul Hamid II, the Villa Alatini at Saloniki, belongs to the Alatini brothers. It is a modern, elegant villa outside the city with sixty rooms in oriental style, three stories, a vast garden, a winding sea view, and two broad marble stairways at the entrance.
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Saloniki
Turkey
Alatini
Abdil Hamid TL
Equine Aid Ends Nightmare for Injured Philly Resident
The horse Dis’ Horse alerted neighbor Thomas Kennedy after Thomas Lennon of 2232 Montgomery Avenue Philadelphia lay all night in a stable with a broken left leg. Kennedy called an ambulance and surgeons arrived to assist. The horse ceased whinnying once Lennon was lifted.
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Thomas Lennon
Montgomery Avenue
Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
Lennon
The Question of the Day About Last Year’s Sleeves
A fragmented prose verse laments worn sleeves and futile fret over aging beauty. The speaker rails against failed efforts to regain youth while references to fashion details and prices blur with garbled phrases.
Nan and Father Trade for Love in Family Battle
A soldier narrator watches Nan clamor for her father’s fortune, while her willful practicality clashes with his approval. After tense standoffs, Nan asserts her stance and the pair find common ground as she reconciles with her father and secures their union. The story centers on grit, loyalty, and a steadfast, moneyed patriarch pushed toward consent.
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Shiela Esther Dunn
American Press Association
Nan
Tue
Min
Leon
Tila
Tim
Taft Rose A Philadelphia Society Woman's Novelty
A Philadelphia society woman invents the Taft rose a taffeta flower eight inches across with blended silks and several shades. The creator, an artist, notes color matching and patent protection covering every jelly in the United States. Mrs Taft approves the name in a personal note. The rose debuted recently and is expected to become a summer adornment.
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Philadelphia
Taft
United States
Restoration plans aim to recreate Old Fort Ticonderoga
The Pell family plans a ten year project costing about 500000 to restore Old Fort Ticonderoga on Lake Champlain to its 1775 appearance. West barracks will be restored first for the tercentenary events and a presidential visit.
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Old Fort
Ethan Allen
England
France
West Barracks
Patt
Ticonderoga
Lake Champlain
Smokeless plant experiments claim viable, cheap smoke leaf use
Experts from the geological survey report smokeless smokeleaf plants can produce steam economically without polluting cities. In Pittsburg they operate a smokeleaf plant turning refuse into steam at 88 cents per ton and note similar conditions in several mercantile establishments, challenging the notion that smokeless plants are not commercially viable.
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The
Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Deposing Abdul Hamid II Fetwah and a Texas Tank
The article presents the fetwah by Hatrollah Sheik ul Islam on deposing Abdul Hamid II of Turkey, stating the holy law supports removal. It also reports a Texas oil company building a large Bayonne New Jersey tank, 1144 feet wide and 30 feet high, with 55 000 gallons capacity and large metal structure details.
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Texas Oil Company
Bayonne
N. J
Tiiiola
Camel Post Service Seeks 150 School Teachers
Alberta and Saskatchewan provinces in Canada face a new monthly camel postal service. The Camel Post Service has been established in the Babare desert to run the outreach for teachers and schools.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Wil Ath
Camel Post Service
Camel Ha
Babare Desert
Lessons in Fire Costs Spurs Need for Fireproof Buildings
Federal fire risk study warns 1909 fires will surpass past records. Fort Worth losses reach 3 to 4 million, Rochester about half a million, with 20 dead and 17 injured in eighteen days of April fires. Government labs test construction materials for fire resistance to guide safer, permanent structures.
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United States
Baltimore
San Francisco
Fort Worth
Tex
Rochester
N. Y
Richard E. Humphrey
United States Geological Survey
Europe
Witel
Fencing Fashion Spreads Among London Women
London women inspired by last summer's Olympic games have embraced fencing as a new fashion. An official of the Bword club asserts fencing for women may rival or surpass male interest, signaling a growing vogue nationwide.
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London
Bword
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