Crown Princess Promoted to Colonel in Chief of Dragoon Regiment
The Brentwood Company's 1908 tale notes William promoting his daughter in law, the Crown Princess, to colonel in chief of a crack dragoon regiment. The move, a joke against the Crown Prince, highlights a long list of royal ladies holding military rank and the strict discipline of the German army.
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Amhersts Great Library Auction in London Exposed
Lord Amherst of Hackney plans an auction in London of a famed private library including the fifteen finest Caxtons three Wycliffe New Testament manuscripts two Shakespeare Folios the 1465 Lactantius and early Gutenberg items. The estate aims to raise funds after the family lawyer’s ruinous mismanagement.
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Duchess of Norfolk Heiress Inheritance Through Herries Death
Through the death of Lord Herries the ancient dukedom descends to his heiress with ties to four centuries of Scottish royal lineage and the crown’s historic holdings.
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Freemasonry in France Dates of Grand Masters Through History
The article notes Freemasonry's modern influence in France with Desmons as grand master and President of the Grand Orient. It traces a lineage of grand masters from Lord Derwentwater to 19th and 20th century figures, including Bonaparte relatives, and mentions political figures connected to Rothschild influence. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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The Abruzzi Wedding Nears According to Telegraph
London reports the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Elkins will wed soon per Daily Telegraph Rome correspondent. Rome notes rumors of a broken engagement lack authoritative confirmation from court officials government circles Vatican or the US Embassy.
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Gould party arrives in Richmond for society wedding
Miss Helen Miller Gould arrives with Mrs. Snow and Miss Palen in Richmond after a New York to Richmond auto trip to attend the marriage of Miss Lelia Blair to William Northrup, a Virginia Passenger and Power Company receiver. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould and Frank Jay Gould join later and attend a reception at the bride’s home.
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Dr William T Bull Remains Unchanged in Illness
Dr William T Bull in critical condition at his home on West 35th Street with no change since morning. Attending physicians from Madison Avenue and List Street offices report possible days or weeks of life, deny cancer, and express hope for his recovery after a July Newport operation for muscular rheumatism.
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Weather report and forecast from Washington regional data
The weather bureau reports the first heavy frost in the Ohio Valley and mid Atlantic Tuesday. Temperatures rise over the eastern states while the Missouri and lower Ohio valleys see a fall. Showers occur along the North Carolina coast and in the north Pacific area. Local forecasts call for fair weather today and Thursday with warmer conditions in the east and fresh south winds.
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Winning Foreign Field Opens New Mission Fronts
At the 99th annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Brooklyn speakers announced that Turkey and parts of China were now open to mission work. Delegates heard appeals for more workers and funds as they welcomed the prospect of expanding work in Turkey, China, and India with a centennial year approaching in 1910.
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Damrosch Locked Out Of Century Building Elevator Failure
Frank Damrosch director of the People's Choral Union missed an address after a crippled elevator and locked doors trapped about twenty five committee members on the fifth floor of 1 West 34th Street. A night watchman aided by two police climbed the cable to restart the elevators after two hours of blockading corridors and marooned tenants.
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Singers Desend Kaiser's Ship For Onboard Concert
Passengers aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse enjoyed a shipboard concert featuring Signor Campanini Mme Gadski Mme von Nielsen Stone Signor Daddi and pianist Signor Shevienne. The show mixed music with seasickness as Campanini announced plans for new operas and tours. The troupe stayed aboard to avoid landing on the thirteenth, despite Gadski’s memory of a Friday arrival.
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Columbia Students Earn $95 855 in Year
Columbia University students earned 95 855 for the year ended June 1, with 28 through the committee on employment reporting 25 766 15 and others earning 37 088. The drop from last year, cited as the business mood, affected total earnings across departments and schools.
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New German Theatre Exhibits The Devil Then Promotes Die Welt Ohne Manner
The Devil will be withdrawn tonight at the New German Theatre. Tomorrow night Die Welt ohne Manner featuring Mr. Troft Miss Trude Weigt Harry Liedtke Ernest Wurmer and Bianca Froelich will headline the bill with Mlle. Froelich introducing several new songs.
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Hippodrome Cast to See Itself in Front Row
Hippodrome cast members will soon have a chance to watch performances they are part of as two general understudies take over principals. Edwin A. Clark, the first benefitting, attended a Hippodrome show yesterday, marking his first front of house view in three seasons.
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Denman Thompson Turns 75 Amid New York Run
Veteran actor Denman Thompson, in The Old Homestead at the Academy of Music, will be seventy five tomorrow and perform two shows today. He retires to his farm after each annual New York appearance, with the engagement selling well and an informal reception planned after tomorrow night’s show.
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Hammerstein to Have Girl Ushers in Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein will hire educated attractive girls as ushers for his new Philadelphia opera house. He believes well mannered young women will enhance gala grand opera productions and please the audience.
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Rejane Stages Bernstein Play Israel in Paris
At Theatre Réjane in Paris on October 13 Henri Bernstein’s new play Israel drew crowds and promises a sensation. The drama follows a prince pressing to expel a Jewish banker from a club amid anti Semite attacks with a dramatic reveal that the banker is the prince’s mother’s lover and the banker’s son. Mme Réjane as the mother earned warm applause.
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Lectures on Religion of Persia By Dr Jackson
A series of six public lectures on the religion of Persia by Dr A V W Jackson of Columbia University will be held under the American Committee for Lectures on the History of Religions. The talks start October 16 at 4 30 PM in Adams Chapel Union Theological Seminary 700 Park Avenue.
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Death of Dr Daniel Gilman Pioneer of Johns Hopkins
Dr Daniel Coit Gilman renowned educator and first president of Johns Hopkins University died suddenly at his sister’s Norwich home aged about seventy. A Yale graduate, he helped found Hopkins and the Carnegie Institution and shaped modern American higher education. He served on multiple educational and civic boards and authored several works. He was twice married and buried in Norwich.
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