Wettin Roots and Royal Names in English History
The text discusses royal house naming, noting that a queen consort may take her husband’s surname and how lineage links make Victoria a Guelph by birth and Albert a Wettin, through dynastic marriages and titles across Saxony Meissen and the Wettin lineage. It mentions Edward VII, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and various noble houses and territorial ties in Central Europe.
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England
William of
Edward VII
Isa Wettin
Prince Albert
Sasi-Cu- Durg
Ayn le
Kaerope
Wettin
Wals
Heeain
Tuherianer
Jy Marrige Moingraves
Meissen
Kane
Thuringia
Ceetors
Saxony
Albert
John Frederick
Charles V
July Frierick
Duke Maurice of
Mummified Remains of Mendrick Cause Public Interest
The San Francisco Call reports Henry C Mendrick ron died in Rathird Washington on May 41 100 and was buried at Mount Mensant cemetery after private services. Burial delay blamed on indecision about location and insurance collection. Remarkable preservation noted as the body mummified, with no decay or weight loss, possibly turning to stone. Also covered are government Indian spending trends, and London cat feeding services.
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Henry C. Mendrick
Ron
Rathird
Wash
Mount Mensant Cemetery
San Francisco
Seattle
Michigan
Sam
A Bar to Progress by Louis Gathmans Inventor
Louis Gathmans Chicago inventor shares humorous tales linking courage and faulty traditions. He recalls a sentry guarding a painted carpet and a fence that dictated routine, illustrating how outdated army methods persist despite disappearance of the original need. He argues a culture of routine can stifle progress.
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Louis Gathmans
Chicago
Leaeed
Dvermany
Army
Ileas
Cunllery
Holland
Lamb Causes School Panic On Short Tract Road
In Nunda New York a white lamb from a flock startled a village school as it bolted through the room and knocked the stove leg over. Miss Alice Ray and students fled amid smoke while the lamb was corralled by John Hennett. the school dismissed for the day after neighbors doused the fire and the teacher suffered nervous exhaustion.
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Nunda
N. Y
Alice Ray
Mary
Miss Ray
Mise Ray
John Hennett
New Six Inch Gun to Be Built at Bethlehem Works
The War Department plans a six inch rapid fire gun at Bethlehem Steel Works to outperform foreign navy models. Target muzzle velocity 2400 feet per second and fire rate of 6000 pounds per minute at 2500 feet per second. The Bethlehem breech, claimed as an improvement on the Vickers design, is the key feature. the Navy paid 20000 dollars for Vickers rights. Tests show Vickers devices firing up to ten shots per minute, with Bethlehem aiming to surpass that.
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War Department
Navy Department
Nethlehem Steel Worka
Methlehem Company
Vickers
England
Bethlehem
Substitute for benzine discussed at Hanover and Coburg meet
Consul Hughes at Coburg reports a long standing demand for a safer benzine substitute. Objections to benzine include flammability volatility and poisoning risk. A premium of about 250 was offered at Cansel for an effective substitute or safer rendering. Also notes Alaska cold spell with Eagle weather station recording 68 degrees below zero in January 1900.
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Hughes
Coburg
Germany
State Department
Hanover
Cansel
Alaska
Weather Bureau
Eagle
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Italien
Chena
Auli Pera Tnt
Baowned
Eiba
State of
Washington
London
Lamb
Sutin
Waris
Abiaeni
Mr. Meektop
Ny Offer
Yonkers
Heason
Geor
George
Mrs. Burdick
Burdock
Staylate
Prooklyn Kaggle
Brown
Dobbs
Smith
Lhita
Tommy Drew
Nicholas
Mr. Oldrocks
Sprig
Nia
Pire
Griggs
Mia Madnes
Jill
Bill Time
Yonkers Statesman
Rapid Tromatt Hetarn
Amd
Wigelea
Eleanor
The
Birmincham
ALA
First Avenue
Ben. M. Jacobs & Bros
Birmingham
Beauty
Ofte. Brown Building
Tmrarr Orry
C.D. Comstouk
5. L. Ledbetter
WM. Witt
Union Barber Shop
Gogramton
Dewitt Aco
J. W. Brown & Co
Orange
Mass
2 Union Sg. N
Lil
Atlanta
St Louis
Dil
Cal
Birmingham Seminary
Fifth Avenue
Alabama
Tient Ial
Sueutty
Niulwe
Birmingham Paint Mills
Wind Robbers
C. T. Dozier
19Th Street
Third Avenue
Dozier
Tuerin
Pratt City
Kinsley
Hina
Pratt City Plumbing and Eectric Go
St. Peoples Phony
Gity
Woulia
Stafford Press
Church St
New Haven
Cons
Herald Office
Burmetts
Jhidree
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