Rumored Transfer of Greek Crown From George to Constantine
The article speculates that King George of Denmark may retire and cede the Greek crown to his son Constantine. It notes Constantine’s marriage to Princess Sophia of Prussia and recalls public interest in the heir since 1889, when portraits labeled him Duke of Sparta circulated. It mentions a new heir, Prince George, born last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Constantine
Athens
Denmark
Wales
Russia
Greece
Sophia
Prussia
Duke of
Sparta
Prince George
Nassau
Duchy of Luxembourg
Maud
Prince of Wales
England
Victoria
Albert Victor
Britain
Germany
Victoria of
Teck
Royal Blood and Royalty Myths in European Press
A columnist critiques European writers who lionize royalty and argues ancestry proves common origins. The piece notes population growth estimates, discusses Passion Plays in Paris, and remarks on marriages of Prince Albert Victor and Princess Maud amid royal intrigue and press depictions.
Portraits of a Well-Born Soldier in a Foreign View
The text portrays a British subject, called a gentleman with a rood education, a soldier and sailor, a lawyer and traveler. It praises his observation, tact, kindness, and popularity in the Tenth Hussars, noting a stylish but principled character beyond snobbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Tenth Hussars
Weston and Pedestrian Pioneers in Early Endurance Feats
The article credits Foster Powell and Captain Barclay as early endurance trailblazers with remarkable records on public roads. Powell’s 50 mile day and 400 mile round trip plus 112 miles in 24 hours are noted, while Barclay’s 1000 mile achievement and 300 mile in five days are highlighted, alongside warnings about misattributions and later claims. It also notes Stanley Huntley’s death and recent misquotations by newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Payson Weston
Weston
Foster Powell
Bath Road
London
York
Barclay
Powell
Reminiscences of Earl Granville and Curious Legal Quirks
The obituary recalls Earl Granville who died in England and notes his sharp liberal speeches in the House of Lords. It contrasts his career with quirks in Victorian law, including a bankruptcy judge's remarks about actors and a ban on a bankrupt living with his wife, reflecting reform-era legal wit and oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Granville
England
House of Lords
Granville
Earl
Gladstone
Derby
John Russell
Raikes
Lsw
Domain
Victoria
Hatters advertise Dunlaps and Stetsons at Our Stores
An extended sale pitch promises the best assortment of hats for men women and children in the city. It highlights Dunlaps Stetsons Roelofs Boston flexible and new square crown hats with prices from two to three dollars. The notice emphasizes prompt service and trade retention at 28 Fifth avenue Pittsburg near Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Stetson
Roeloi
Boston
C. A. Suruerx & Co
Fifth Avenue
Near
Market
Pittsburg
Alderman McPike Election Contest Moves Ahead
Attorney W J Brennen filed a motion in Quarter Sessions Court to quash the petition challenging James A McPike as Alderman of the Sixteenth ward. He argues signers are not all qualified electors or registered or tax compliant, leaving the 25 elector requirement unmet. The court granted a rule and set a hearing for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brennen
James A. McPike
McPike
Thomas J. Chalfant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince Albert Victor
Earl of Granville
Stell Agother
Columbus
America
Europe
Paris
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Christ
France
Spain
United States
Prince of Nassau
Stanley Huntley
Philadelphia
Huntley
Wilkie
J. H. Kuxre & Bro
Jonn
Roberts
Wood Street
Laird's Shoe Stores
Wood ST
Laird’s
Market Street
W. M Laird
Market Street Wholesale House
SHO Stores
Meyer
Marseilles
Prince Albert
New York
Congress
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