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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1912

Page

24

Vatican Politics Strains French Royalist Link in Paris

Paris dispatch reports tension between Rome and French conservative royalists as Vatican officials ponder reestablishing influence despite prior church losses. Fallieres seeks Parisian apartments while a late night noise ban and bath tub size factor into official housing hunts.

Paris Church of Champ de Mars M. Fallieres Elysee the Elysee Unctionary Ministry Ofublic Instruction Colonial Office War Department Ome Council of State

Monks Lose Money in Public Auction Sale

In Paris on September 28 a monastery and its dependencies were sold at public auction to a local magnate for 422% of its value, with the building alone exceeding $200,000. Liquidators faced a 22,000 claim, forcing sale to satisfy creditors as Trappists face debt and uncertain rites after the losses.

Paris Duez Espira-de-Lagby

Paris Seeks Dog Revealer License To Bark For The State

In Paris a new job role titled dog revealer is offered to those who can imitate dog barks. Applicants undergo official exams and may earn $30 a month. Each night they bark five minutes outside homes on a beat, logging house numbers for inspection to ensure dog licenses are paid.

Paris

Weatherproof hats sweep through London millinery

London milliners, facing wet autumn weather, redesign hats as umbrellas and waterproof plush replaces velvet as the season’s favorite. The new style features duck like, water resistant hats with narrow brims and high crowns, sometimes adorned with a cocked feather, echoing Elizabethan influences.

London Herbert Tree Drake

Outlook for Britton Political Year Brings Mixed Rumors

London dispatch notes Ulster movement fading and parliamentary reassembly near, with forecasts split between Liberal optimism and Conservative gloom. Asquith discussed general election aims while Tory strategy appears stagnant amid debates over home rule and tariffs.

London House of Lords Asquith House of Commons Tories Bonar Law Germany North Sea

Mary Garden Triumphs in La Tosca at Opera Comique

Paris reports Mary Garden’s debut in La Tosca at the Opera Comique sparked strong praise and sharp criticism. Her third performance drew an ovation, with supporters calling her Tosca the finest, while critics argued she overemphasized sensuality, though many agree her interpretation was a revelation.

Paris Mary Garden Opera Comique France Miss Garden la Tosca Salome

Germany Courted by Foreign Visitors After Teutonic Soft Power

Berlin reports show Germans, once hostile to foreigners, now eagerly host Swedish journalists and other guests. The Swedish visit coincides with a new German Swedish commercial treaty and a German Brazilian congress promoting emigration and trade to South America. Professor Schmoller predicted a future two hundred million Germans in Brazil by century's end.

Berlin Germany Bismarck France Norway Switzerland Sweden Schmoller Berlin University Brazils

London scheme ends embankment destitution with shelter tickets

A London plan to stop winter vagrant sleeping on the Thames embankment starts within days. Police hand out tickets directing vagrants to shelters run by voluntary agencies, with an office to decide eligibility for shelter or casual ward. The experimental scheme covers the area between the Thames and Oxford Street and Vauxhall Bridge Road to the Temple, the embankment’s main gathering spot.

London Thames Embankment Embankment London Asylums Board Salvation Army Church Army Mendicity Society Thames Oxford Street Vauxhall Bridge Road The Temple

Mishaps Follow Army Aviators In England

London reports a string of air mishaps as British military airmen struggle with dirigibles. A secret airship project is under construction on Tyneside, funded partly by a West Country landowner, promising a new era in aerial naval power with a ten-man crew and enhanced weaponry.

London England Tyneside

Splendid Bridal Gifts For Gladys Grace In London

Miss Gladys Grace, heiress of Michael P. Grace, to wed Captain Hamilton Grace in a military ceremony at St Pauls Knightsbridge. Henry Phipps of Pittsburg gifts a crown of diamonds convertible to a stomacher. brothers in law from Hussars to attend. Reception at 40 Belgrave Square after Battle Abbey entertainments.

Gladys S. Grace Graces New York Captain Hamilton Grace London Hamilton Grace Gladys Grace Henry Phipps Pittsburg John 8. Phipps Margarita Grace St. Paul’s Church Knightsbridge Hamilton-Grace Hussars Flying Corps Gladys Grace Michael P. Grace William R. Grace Paris Cairo Malta Eliza Mercedes Hubert Beaumont M. P Lord Allendale Elena Don Hamilton- Grace Sheffield Hamilton-Grace Sussex Michael P Peru Battle Abbey Belgrave Square

Paris Syndicalist Move Divides French Teachers

In Paris on September 28 the issue of proportional representation attracts attention as teachers, many of whom belong to syndicalist groups, face ministerial orders to withdraw from their unions. Chambery teachers show willingness to bow to the minister, while a Le Temps letter notes they left their own societies due to unemployment protection and pay grievances, complicating the view of widespread radicalism.

Paris M. Guisthau Chambery le Temps

Pan Germans Lose Hold As National Party Sags

Berlin dispatch notes a decline in Pan German influence after the Erfurt congress. Leaders lack clout, the press gives little attention to resolutions, and debates verge on the absurd over German sign boards. A motion seeks penalties for foreign words on signs.

PAN Germans Loing National Party Berlin Trautmann Pan-German League Congress

Jews May Return to Palestine Soon, Berline Editorial Says

Berlin dispatch reports a rising consensus among German statesmen that events in the Near East will favor Zionism and a Jewish return to Palestine. The piece argues Palestine as a continental hinge, with rail lines from Cape to Cairo and Baghdad guiding regional power, predicting a buffer state and a Jewish economic role in developing Palestine.

Berlin Near East Palestine Middle East Bagdad Cape Cairo Europe Germany

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