American Comrades in War Share Tales of Officers Abroad
Douglas writes of officers and correspondents with the Russian Army and United States attaches. The piece recalls past campaigns from Abyssinia to the Boxer rising and notes Louie Bixel, a respected emblem of steady service, who was shot by Chinese soldiers on June 6.
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United States
Abyssinia
Madagascar
Portuguese East Africa
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Pennsylvania Avenue
Louie Bixel
Burma
Philippines
China
Newehwang
Laondom Daily Telegraph
Laula Eisel
Far East
Manchuria memoirs recall Reichmann and war deeds
The passage praises Captain Carl Reichmann of the Seventeenth Infantry as a seasoned soldier and scholar, detailing his roles as governor in the Philippine Islands and translator of war literature. It notes inspections of Diego Suarez harbor, Madagascar defenses, and mentions Boer trenches, 1900 Peking fighting, and humanitarian acts in the Red Cross drive for the Chinese war dead. It ends with a brief note on Middleton’s death and English birth.
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Manchuria
Carl Reichmann
Seventeenth Infantry
Philippine Islands
Diego Quares
France
Madagascar
Rerestvensky
Baltie
Peking
Etzel
Tsintain
Red Cross
Memoir of War Correspondents at Liao Yang Front
A wartime tribute profiles several journalists including H. B. Millar of Newchwang, Frederick McCormick, McCullagh, Jamie Archibald, and Denny. It recalls their roles, travels, and risk taking with dramatic anecdotes from Port Arthur to Liao Yang during the conflict with Japan.
Navy Tales From The Front Hmm Not a Clean Headline
In this fragmentary account the narrator recalls the grim humor and dangers aboard a wartime vessel. The narrative touches on loyalty, danger to a Japanese servant, and the somber mood as events unfold at a distant consulate amid battle shadows.
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Siberia
The Theaters Feature Diverse Show Lineup
Grand-Pollards present The Gelaha a pretty opera well performed. SRATTLIS Perrin Co offers The Charity Mall an excellent production of a popular play. THIRD AVE stages A Girl As New York a clever comedy with a sharp company. STAR Polite vaudeville showcases exceptionally fine features.
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Srattlis
Perrin Co
Charity Mall
Third Ave
New York
Pollards Bid Farewell Shows at Grand Weekend
American millionaire act the Pollards close their Seattle run with An American Millionaire on Friday and Saturday nights and A Runaway Girl at the matinee. The Hon. John North opens Sunday with a new comedy file at the Grand. Details mention Ferris Company, Edwin Milton Boyle play Petends, and Lola Cotton thrilling Star audiences in Seattle.
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John North
The
Ladies Musical Club
Seattle
Ferris Company
Olympia
Edwin Milton Boyle
Kaiser's Youngest Son Joins Naval Cadets in Germany
Berlin reports Prince Joachim, youngest son of the Kaiser, has reached his 14th birthday and was gazetted as a cadet. The Kaiser plans three sons as soldiers and two as sailors among the remaining princes, with Prince Adelbert and Joachim in the navy. Augustus William has become a senior lieutenant. Joachim will start ashore then begin sea training at fourteen.
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Berlin
Germany
Kaiser
Prince Joachim
Bitel Frits
Prince Augustus William
Prince Oscar
Adelbert
Prince Augustus
A Tomboy Princess Ena of Battenberg Leads Debutantes
Princess Ena of Battenberg ranks first among debutantes entering society this year. She features regular features and a striking coloring with blue eyes and dark lashes. An active outdoorsy type, she handles a yacht expertly, is a fearless horsewoman, and drives her own car.
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Landon
Ena
Battenberg
Atetely
Whimsical English Princess Sought Abroad for Match
A portrait of Princess Beat rice, daughter of Victoria's favorite child, grows up on the Isle of Wight. She speaks several languages fluently and is a capable musician, yet is restrained to choose a husband among foreign princes due to royal marriage expectations. The 18th birthday nears in October, and she remains a wholesome, tomboyish royal fin de siècle.
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Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
Beatrice
Rubber Store on Ti4th Avenue Sells Ties In Garden Shop
A local Rubber Store on Ti4th Avenue offers a selection of ties and cotton garden items. The shop emphasizes affordable options for both dress and garden needs.
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Ave
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