King George thanks Duke of Norfolk for funeral arrangements
London reports King George expresses warm thanks to the Duke of Norfolk for his arduous work coordinating the late King's funeral. The piece recalls the extensive duties of the Earl Marshal across Queen Victoria's funeral, Edward VII's coronation, and the forthcoming George V coronation, noting the hereditary title and the ceremonial rod borne by the heirs of the Earl Marshal. It portrays the Duke as stern in public, simple in private life, and recounts his family history and hardships.
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London
George
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
Victorian
Edward
George V
William the Conqueror
Dukes of Norfolk
Arundel
The Big Head Remedy Ad by A. C. Koeppen & Bros
An advertisement claims SHallah's Herbine cures head pains linked to a sick liver. It promises absolute relief and urges readers to act on their liver for quick results, attributing the remedy to A. CG. Koeppen & Bros.
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Shallah
A. CG. Koeppen & Bros
Unraveling a Peculiar Family Tie in Chelan Marriage
W A Van Siyke, bank cashier, married Mary Baker in Chelan Washington. A web of in laws creates a tangle where the bride becomes aunt to her husband and relatives hold overlapping roles across generations. The arrangement generates a chain where a future child would have its grandfather as uncle and other indirect kinship ties.
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Spoking
Wash
W. A. van Siyke
Merchants & Miners’ Bank
Chelan
Mies
Mary B. Baker
J. B. van Siyke
Inelaw
Alo
W. HH. van Biyke
Iaaleo
Nationalist press sparks sectarian tension in Cairo
A leading nationalist paper accuses Copts of conspiring against Arabs and plans to send a deputation to England to appeal to the government. The piece warns such talk could provoke Christian Muslim unrest and bloodshed, urging authorities to act as nationalist sentiment grows. Separately, Miss Peshmalyan and Mr. Jackson abort a planned elopement after family objections, delaying their nuptials. They resumed travel to Nashua, meeting a setback when a tire and engine failure forced a delay before returning to the Peshmalyan home.
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Airo
Cairo
England
Nationaliat
Newton
Lexington
Jackson
Migs Poshmalyan
Nashua
Suicides Rise After Exam Failures In Vienna Schools
Vienna reports show increased personal crisis among schoolboys failing to sit yearly exams during certificate distributions. Ministers propose relief measures by relaxing strain on schools, granting two half holidays weekly for exercises such as rowing and shooting to reduce distress.
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Vienns
Boxe
Die Beame
Kutlen
Elope Leads to Marriage in Nashua Pair
Keston Mase-Barney G. Jackson, a Cornell student from Brooklyn, persuaded Misa Mildred Pechmalyan of West Roxbury to elope to Nashua New Hampshire where they married. Pechmalyan is noted as an expert at golf tennis and canoeing and formerly at Vassar.
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Keston
Mase
Barney G. Jackson
Brooklyn
Cornell
Misa
Mildred Pechmalyan
West Roxbury
Nashua
N. H
Vassar
Banquet of Rare Dishes Delights Paris Gourmets
Paris hosts the Society of Super-Gourmets in a remarkable banquet featuring exotic fare. Ostrich eggs, snakes, pythons, and African gizzard sellers share the table with turtle, porcupine, palm hearts, cactus leaves, and pudding. The menu includes tortoise, drumsticks of chicken, and a remark about women trying a ferponunti.
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Paris
Society of Super-Gourmets
Aml
Hubby and Wife Divorce Case Details of Infidelity
In Independence circuit court Dr Trnep to BK King sought divorce from Mrs Fannie Kine Woe. She was granted $20 alimony $160 attorney fees and $100 court costs. The case recalls a Swope Park incident March 21 with Mrs King and Young involved under a tree while witnesses Newman and King described pursuit, restraint and confrontation.
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Kangie City
Fannie Kine
Trnep
Swope Park
Mrs. King
Baltimore
Mrs King
Young
Newman
Clothing case hinges on alien tie evidence
In a terse court note the clothing items are presented as evidence while defendants, including New man and Dro King Walkest, are referenced as the pair walks away. The scattered phrasing suggests a legal hearing over the origin and ownership of the clothing, with uncertain connections to the defendants.
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Newman
Dro
Mires
Perseverance of Child Wins Tapes Praise
Philadelphia. Six year old Arthur Chrper, son of Policeman Samuel Greer of Bryn Mawr, earned honor at Bryn Mawr college commencement. He alone among kids shook hands with President Taft after persisting to see him, earning praise from the crowd and a memorable moment in a chaotic scene at Taylor Hall.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Chrper
Samuel Greer
Thomas Avenue
Bryn Mawr
Taft
Bryn Mawr College
Taylor Ball
Miss Thomas
Sitle
Tift
Elton
Expatriates in New York Putter Plans For US Presidency
Gonht Ts Expatriates report Jay Gould's son plans to run for president with Phinn Vike Poser as running mate. Miss Walle Welly, linked to a lawn company, is cited as a companion in Frenefy capital. She will not marry Cithey fire. Mine Kally will shop near and write plays, while current honors held by W. K. Vanderbilt are noted.
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New York News
Krank
Jay
Jay Gould
Rengunonge Arerica
Pines
Pesideren
Nicking
Phinn
Poser
E Thorne
Gould
Frenefy
Walle Welly
Lawn Company
New York
Chey
Cithey
Frank God
W. K. Vanderbilt
Doctors' Prescriptions and Public Adversities
Doctors freely prescribe proprietary medicines in Latin for patients until advertised to the public. Then they condemn the same medicine, not for lack of value, but because it is no longer “the real” to prescribe when advertised. Many physicians remain open minded and continue to prescribe standard remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Pinkham
Harvest begins as farmers gear up for 1910 crops
Harvesting has begun in southern inland areas as crews deploy machines across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana to reap wheat apples and other fruits valued at about 100 million. First steamers start on the tides near Bareka and Cuidemne with thousands of workers and hundreds of machines in service by July 1. Eastern financiers may not be called upon as Spokane bankers back local credit for the season. Wheat yields across the inland empire are forecast strong, with 14 eastern Washington counties contributing heavily and Whitman Whitroom Walla Walla and neighboring counties leading the totals.
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Spokane
Wreh
Willeyn
Bareka
Wash
Cuidemne
Itahio
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Iunny of
Wienen
Reo- Porte
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Whitroom
Tinewin
Walla Walla
Adame
Bear hunter Tom Hopper returns to Spokane with record cinnamon bear
Spokane journalist notes Tom Hopper, famed for killing over 2000 bears across the West, returns from Kingston, Montana to Spokane with a record cinnamon bear killed on Ping Creek near Kingston. The account details a lengthy chase and a bed-shot dispatch after a fierce fight with the animal, along with other claimed kills and hunting exploits.
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Spokane, Wash
Tom Hopper
California
Washington
Oregon
Tasha
Montana
Grish Con Dia
Santa Yoar
Spokane
Kingston
Mato
Joie Dette
Idaho
Ping Creek
Dottie
Carling
East Oregonian: Advertising Medium of the Section
The East Oregonian is presented as Eastern Oregon's representative paper and valued for its liberal patronage by readers. It emphasizes its role as the advertising medium of the section and the community’s appreciation.
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East Oregonian
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