Diamonds and Beauty at St Petersburg Charity Ball
A vivid account of a St Peterburg charity event at a grand concert hall. Nobles, Cossacks, and foreign reporters fill the crowd while Grand Dukes and royal figures mingle with dancers, artists, and donors. Diamonds, uniforms, and elaborate stalls create a glittering, brisk social scene with charity as the focus.
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Albert Kintoms
St Peteraburg
Peilow
Gral
Maubourk St Germmin
St Petere- Marg
St Wili Wa Abd Orphane
Neveli
Quneer
Windsor
Ht. Petersburg Society de Brilliant
St. Peterburg
Covent Garten
Compariain St. Pelrsbirg
Ormus
Russia
London
Ferlin
Paris
Peterabure
England
Acadenia
Hrid
Tubghand
Duke Comes
Clalmly
St. Georgy
Vladimair
St. Petersburg
E Miles
Karsavina
Wille
Miles
Bride of 72 Refashions Quiet Church Wedding
A 72 year old bride and 32 year old groom wed at St Peter's Church Norblton in a discreet ceremony. Plans to keep the wedding quiet led to early hours, simple decor, and presents like wedding cake boxes tied with ribbons, as the bride wore royal blue and white.
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St Peter's Church
Norblton
Funeral Procession of the Duke of Cambridge in London
A vast crowd witnessed the Duke of Cambridge lying in state at Westminster Abbey with the royal family present. The funeral featured Purcell and Chopin music and a long military procession through streets lined with medals and banners.
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Duke of Cambridge
London
Acros Parliament Square
Iitdal
Grenadier Guards
Bath
Spencer Ponsonby
Princon of Wales
Christin
Laichess of Fife
Duchess of Albany
Westminster Abbey
Purcell
Mary
Wivam
Henry Vite
Jeter Olne Werte
Schubert
Guarda
Chopin
Grenadier
Canterbury
Wesley
Kensal Cree
Prom Childtern
Balfour
Brodrick
Lord Selborne
Laird Sallehury
Lord Ondlew
Lyttetton
Twerdmeath
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Prince and Princess of Wales
George
York Cottage
David
Bertie
Abbey
Piasing
Horse Guards
Chelsea
Hyde Ps
Military funeral honors for Duke of Cambridge at Resa Gineeh
Elaborate royal burial procession honors the Duke of Cambridge with Grenadiers guard, Royal Chapel musicians, and a volleys salute. Mourners, pallbearers, and the banded escort march past the mausoleum as bugles play the Last Post. The inscription reads The mausoleum of Elih, the Duke of Cambridge KG.
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Resa Gineeh
George
Survillon
Cuupels Royal
Alunite
Hiv Atoward
Walt
Elih
Duke of Cambridge
Marriage Swindle Ends In Hidden Identity Case
Fraulein Marta Schwartz, a Chicago teacher, fell for a man posing as Dr Witte who claimed to be Count Otto von Wittgenstein. Landed in Cherbourg, the pair faced arrest for travel under a false name. The Count, later revealed as gardener Kramer, swindled Schwartz of 1100 and jewelry before disappearing after their wedding in London.
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Chicago
Germany
Marta Schwartz
Mae
Dr Witte
Count Otto von Wittgenstein
Cherbourg
Ahé
Fraulein Schwartz
Duyphe
Paris
Lontom
Franlein Schwartz
Kramer
Fragmented Telegraph Snippet On Coal Exchange Member
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a prominent Coal Exchange member and references morning events and a request to clarify purpose. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Diamonds and Beauty
Alenia
Cambridge
Naccumunine
Wilagae
Hetice
Doary Jarani
Noeray
Ars
Grenadiers
Taye
Wolseley
Redversthiller
At, Preach
Lord Grenfell
Emel
Gorter
St. Michael and
Mt. Medrge
Coal Exchange
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