Turbulent Turks Repress Dissent Across European Territories
Descriptions of mob violence against Fel him and Cherkez Mehemed Pasha reveal widespread anger in Constantinople and Bosphorus outskirts. Reports note Osman Hyder Pasha’s mistaken execution and a Sultan haunted by assassination fears amid a servile press and surging anti regim sentiment in Salonica Uskub Monastir and Adrianople.
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Constantinople
Fehim
Pasha
Yildiz
Bosphorus
Sea of Marmara
Cherkez Mehemed Pasha
Osman Hyder Pasha
Manastir
Condit
Osman
Salonica
Turkey
Sultan
Hamidies
Uskub
Monastir
Sarrestrama
Adrianopie
American Historians Greeted at Berlin Congress
The American historians were warmly welcomed by German colleagues as the congress concluded. Prof. McGiffert of New York spoke on Protestantism and cited German thinkers Kant and Schleiermacher. Prof. Harnack praised the lecture, while Prof. Carter discussed the Remus Romulus name origin in classical context.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Congress
McGiffert
New York
Herder
Kant
Schleiermacher
Harnack
Jesse Benedict Carter
Remus
Romulus
Rome
Remos
Prof
Carter
German
Haeseler Memoirs Promised From Berlin Interview
Berlin, Aug. 15. I interviewed Field Marshal Count von Haeseler who says he is writing memoirs covering the campaigns of 1863, 1866, and 1870. The first volume is due early 1891 and will include many previously unknown details. He argues strategy has not advanced since 1870.
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New York Times
Berlin
Count von Haeseler
Marshal Haeseler
Winston Churchill Engaged to Clementine Hozier in London
The engagement of Winston Spencer Churchill, eldest son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill, to Clementine Hozier is announced. The piece traces Churchill's self-made rise as writer, soldier, and politician, and notes his service in campaigns from Cuba to the Nile. It also recounts his political roles from Oldham MP to President of the Board of Trade and his actions during the Burey-on-the-Hill fire.
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London
Churchill
Winston
John Spencer Churchill
Gwendoline Bertie
Mayfair
Winston Churchill
Sir Henry Hozier
Lloyd’s Famous Marine and Miscellaneous Insurance Institution
Clementine
J. Winston Churchill
Randolph Churchill
George Cornwallis-West
Macmillan
Sandhurst
Cuba
Malakand
Nile
South Africa
Ladysmith
Pretoria
Ian Hamilton
Lord Randolph Churchill
Oldham
Manchester
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Asquith
Cavalier in Concert Plans for American Tours
Paris gossip notes J Saunders Gordon signing Lina Cavalieri and Blanche Marchese for next season’s American tours. Helen Hale, a Frohman recruit from Raymond Hitchcock’s company, sails back to America this Saturday. Ethel Barrymore and La Torajada are sighted in Paris as Mile Marigny is engaged for a U.S. tour. Nat Goodwin departs London after a Paris visit.
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New York Times
Paris
J. Saunders Gordon
Lina Cavalieri
Blanche Marchese
Mlle. Cavalieri
New York
Helen Hale
Raymond Hitchcock
Charles Frohman
London Empty as Americans Return Home for Season
London buzz fades as transatlantic traffic grows and American visitors depart for the United States. Notables including Charles Steele, Miss Forbes, J. M. Morris, H. V. Sturgis, Morton Plant, and others sail or motor from London to Scotland, Surrey, and Europe. many remain in town briefly before departures on the Lusitania, Republic, Oceanic, and Celtic.
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London
Scotland
Charles Steele
Miss Forbes
Pittsburg
Paris
J. M. Morris
Lusitania
Liverpool
Surrey
H. V. Sturgis
Switzerland
Tolanda
United States
Morton Plant
Dorothy Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Wolseley to economize by selling home in Sussex
London report says Field Marshal Lord Wolseley is disposing of his Glynde house and furniture to cut costs after Parliament grants funded unproductive ventures. He plans to live mainly on the Continent to economize, though it pains him to part with his longtime furniture collection once given as wedding gifts.
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NEW York Times
London
Lord Wolseley
Glynde
Sussex
Lora Wolseley
Cavalry Club
France considers government stamp to verify champagne authenticity
London reports a French proposal to require a government label on champagne bottles to prove authenticity. Experts say the plan aims to protect consumers and curb mislabeling, with potential benefits for foreign buyers and a shift in branding practices across the wine trade.
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NEW York Times
London
France
Russia
Germany
England
United States
West End
Zeppelin Fund Unmoved by Public Pressure in Germany
German crowds continue funding the Count Zeppelin's rebuilt airship with theatre benefits and workers donating earnings while schoolchildren contribute pocket money. Controversies arise over imperial management and Kaiser opposition, as Rathenau faces government pushback and Zeppelin plans to self finance production near a rail line for hydrogen gas aluminum and balloon cloth plants.
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Zeppelin Fund
Zeppelin
National Zeppelin Fund
Geheimrat Emil Rathenau
Airmotor
Rathenau
Hamburger Nachrichten
Count Zeppelin
United States War Department
United States
Americans End Holy See Visit with Record Offerings in Rome
Rome August 15 Cardinal Gibbons departure marks end of the American fortnight in Vatican history. More than one hundred clergy and five hundred monks and lay pilgrims joined New York Newark contingents. Offerings to the Pontiff total 204700 dollars including a record Peters Pence from Archbishop Farley. Pius X praised American generosity as a solution to church finance.
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New York Times
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Vatican
New York
Newark
Farley
Pius X
America
Holy See
Paris Social Season Dull as Ships Fill to America Travel
In Paris August reports note a quiet social week with hotel managers predicting limited activity until the fall season. Despite dullness, many American visitors arrive, including Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and others at the Ritz and Hotel Bristol, while boat lines report rapid ship fill for America.
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G. E. Wallridge
G. D. Howard
Paris
Curzon
Countess of Yarmouth
Stanford White
Mayfair
America
Stuyvesant Fish
Ritz
Mrs. Fish
Pisa
Americans at Lucerne in a Summer of Travel and Golf
Lucerne hosts a wave of American visitors including Francis Well an and Mrs Wellman. Ferdinand Blumenthal awaits Mrs Blumenthal before touring Engadine. Mrs Clinton Paine and daughters arrive from Baltimore. Jack Carroll and Mrs Carroll with family enjoy frequent golf at St Moritz and Lucerne. Notables from New York Philadelphia and Interlaken join social events and motor tours across Switzerland.
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Lucerne
Francis Wellan
New York
Wellman
Ferdinand Blumenthal
Paris
Blumenthal
Engadine
Clinton Paine
Baltimore
John F. Carroll
Jack Carroll
Davis
Bishop Davis
Michigan
W. G. Hackstaff
Lake City
George Haynes
Lake Como
Haynes
George Law
Iat Bradley
New York Times
Itterlaken
Brunnig
Frederic de Peyster Foster
Germany
Munich
John B. Deaver
Philadelphia
Berne
K. &. Badcock
J. K. Maccaron
Schiweizerhof
F. Hupfel
Hupfel
Ehret
Switzerland
France
F. W. Horne
Yokohama
Interlaken
Depew
Senator Depew
Hoffman Miller
A. A. Dortic
Francis Barnes
Henry Neustadter
Walter Stern
Simon Stern
Henry Morganthau
George R. Reid
Miss Reid
E. Jackson
George Kingsland and Son
William Gooch
Marie Raborg
Carlos de Heredia
L. H. Mason
Floral fete marks Aix season height amid notable visitors
Aix les Bains crowds fill hotels as the summer season peaks. Notable guests include King of Greece, Senator Depew and Mrs Depew, Miss Mary Garden, Mile Cavalieri, Mary Garden, and W K Vanderbilt Jr. The Depews depart for Switzerland for health cures while others enjoy aquatic carnival on Lac Bourget and varied social events at Villa Victoria and nearby hotels.
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Devonshire
Greece
Aix
Villa Des Fleurs
Casino
Duke
Duchess Torlonia
Elsie Moore
New York
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Byron Chandler
Edward P. Coyne
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Lacey Davis Caskey
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Caskey
Naples
Judge Stern
Buffalo
Boston Museum
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Strasburg
B. N. Baruch
Hotel Majestie For London Early In the Week. Cortland Field
Aix-Les-Lains
William Manice
Hotel du Rhine
Brittany
Italian Lake Country
William Hartfield
King of
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
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Lawrence Green
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Handy
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August Vatable
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Metropolitan
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Hotel Splendid
Mount Réval
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Cavalier
Mule. Cavalieri
Romayne Simmons
Mme. Nordica
Amon
Jules Vatable
Holt
James J. van Alen
Eestigouche River
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Augustus D. Juillard
W. Dodge
Percy Rh. Pyne, Jr
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