Royal tots raised with a Spartan hand in Europe
A London byline surveys royal parenting trends, noting European royal mothers favor plain, healthy upbringing over pampered lives. It highlights German Crown Prince and Crown Princess as examples, praises Queen Victoria and Princess of Wales for simple, practical child care, and cites Norwegian Queen Maud and Spanish Queen Victoria as devoted mothers in a period piece on royal domestic life.
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Richard Abercorn
London
Eurape
Queen Victoria
Conjsort
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Wailer
Gat
Hursell
Reece
Ceargeilen
Opurton
Vie W Ho
Maute
Norway
Victoria
Spain
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Olaf
Nice
Queen Maude
Rowman
I Fullnesh
Rts
Rowninans
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Nealny
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Tricksters foiled by disguise two jailed in Paris
Paris reports a clever roguery plot at Nanay where Lanceus and Laurent, aided by a friend, deceived an elderly uncle by posing as him with a false beard wig and spectacles. They copied the uncle’s manner to trick a notary and steal money, but were arrested at a railway station while buying tickets. The youths received prison terms.
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Paris
Nanay
Lanceus
Laurent
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Roy
M. Laurent
Notary Aml Loli Hhay
Vary Slim
M. Lantent
Faluieres Plans an Extended Tour
Raoul Bes Saint Rene reports Faluieres plans a long spring journey visiting Christina, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and St. Petersburg while King Oscar and King Alfonso are noted in a broader royal tour, with references to Felera and other European figures amid a mixed colonial tone and stray verse.
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Raoul Bes
Saint Rene
Copenhagen
Frederick
Stockholm
Oscar
St. Petersburg
Valera
Alfonso
Spain
Gwin
Alexandra
Trestilens Palliores
Extraordinary French libel suit against Moulin Rouge
Paris reports a libel action seeking $10,000 damages after a musical review at the Moulin Rouge featured Neveh the Man of Nature and a cast including Cléo and Clemence de Piebrac. Mme Progureaur claims the performance disgraced the republic and its leaders, arguing actresses cannot be offended by such license.
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Paris
Moulin Rouge
Musieal
Neveh
Shan Novah
Cléo
Otern
Calla Clemence de Piebrac
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goqReherries
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Mmerman Ete
Bill Demoralizes Valitary Bands
Paris news reports debate over reducing military service length in France and the possible abolition of military bands. The article notes that regimental bands would be disbanded as conscripts complete their terms, provoking public and parliamentary scrutiny and strong opinion about cultural and ceremonial roles. The debate includes comments on public welfare and political considerations, with references to the broader context of national service and government actions.
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Paris
France
English Students Rowdy Tale From Oxbridge Clash
A fragmentary report describes violent misbehavior by English undergraduates at Oxford and Cambridge. It recounts stomped helmets, clashes with police, and chaotic scenes amid campus rivalries. The piece notes royal visitors and rising agitation, with arrests and sentiments of inflamed student action.
Feud Rages in British Navy Amid Court Drama
A London gossip wire outlines rivalries within the Royal Navy between supporters of Sir Percy Scott and Lord Charles Beresford. The piece notes Lord Fisher and royal favour influence, with public envy and intrigue surrounding leadership clashes as officers navigate appointments and influence at the Admiralty.
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London
Chiutibs Geresford
Percy Beatt
Portsmouth
Thoring
Percy Scott
Ste John Fisher
Charles Geresford
Charles Beresford
Wonsin
Lord Articks
Sewti
Teeth pulled during hypnosis at Lisle Hospital
London reports a dental case in which a 20 year old patient was given hypnotic anaesthesia for five teeth extraction. The dentist had planned a regular anaesthetic but used a capsule in a face mask. The patient appeared unconscious, but investigators later found the capsule remained intact and the subject slept due to suggestion. The dentist now favors hypnotism for nervous patients.
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Lisle
London
Yousaly
Fever Epidemic Grips London With Scarlet Fever Rush
London faces a severe scarlet fever epidemic described as the most violent on record. Tuberculosis era asylum hospitals report at least seven patients under treatment and more than twenty in homes. Daily patient removals average near 180 from twenty-nine parishes, showing the breadth of the outbreak. Recovered patients are being discharged from hospitals at about 120 daily.
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London
Noy
Asylum Beard
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