King Edward’s Kiel Visit Sparks Foreign Office Alarm
London reports rising concern over King Edward's diplomatic activity and the Kiel meeting with Emperor William. The Spectator warns Germany may seek to entangle Britain or influence Far East policy, urging a firm non possumus stance. Accompanied by Foreign Minister Lansdowne, the king will be advised on the spot.
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Foreign Office
Emperor William
Kiel
Spectator
Edward
Germany
William
England
Venezuela
Bagdad
Russia
France
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
Macedonia
Asia Minor
Syria
Lansdowne
Arrested Dead Man Taken to Prison in Tioga County
A dead man was carried to the Wellsboro jail by Sheriff Dorsett and Deputy Hal after being found in a drunken stupor at Chatham. Al Stephens of Chatham, accused by his wife of drunkenness cruelty and threats, was pronounced dead at the Wellsboro jail, life extinct for about four hours.
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Ken
Wellsboro
Dorsett
Tioga County
al Stephens
Chatham
Stephens
The Sewing Bee Gossip and Phonograph Scene
A humorous scene at a sewing bee features a gossiping attendee, a phonograph, and lively chatter about the recorder. The piece, credited to Margaret Sullivan Burke in Puck, mocks vanity and social bustle with witty verse.
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Margaret Sullivan Burke
Puck
Beauty and skin care tips from a early 20th century column
A period guide promotes health for clear skin with face bathing, cold creams, and starch washes. It covers warm to hot water facial routines, the French egg wash, and cautions against harsh rubbing, strong perfumes, and excessive brushing. Also includes fashion buckles and a poem by Frank L. Stanton.
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Miss Lillian Brown and Mr George Smith
Miss Lillian La Vergne Brown and Mr George Smith were married at the bride’s home last evening at 5 30 o clock. Rev Carey V Northrop officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. A luncheon followed and the couple left by Missouri Pacific for Colorado for a wedding trip.
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Lillian la Vergne Brown
George Smith
Carey V. Northrop
Colorado
Married 30 Years Divorced Reunited and Rewed in Philadelphia
John L Kissick and his wife Rachael were married over thirty years, divorced in 1896, and after eight years apart they reconciled. Kissick, 62, a Brown and Twenty-fifth streets blacksmith, obtained a license to remarry and the ceremony may occur soon.
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Philadelphia
John L. Kissick
Rachael
Kissick
Brown
Twenty-fifth Streets
Soda Water Pure and Sweet at Farris'
An OCR fragment notes a pure and sweet soda water product at Farris with emphasis on its quality and brand presence in the era.
Sedalia Boy Excels at Annapolis Naval Academy
William Beck, son of L. T. Beck and grandson of Major William Beck, placed 19th in a 300-student class during yearly exams at the Annapolis Naval Academy.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
William Beck
L. T. Beck
The Scarcity of Washerwomen
The advertisement markets a laundry service with modern facilities and large capacity for family washing. It notes affordable prices and wagon delivery to all areas, with Monarch Laundry operated by Charles Van Antwerp and both phones listed.
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Whipple
O. K
Peacock
Big Muddy
Illinois
McAlester Nut
Arkansaw
Yard
Third
Montgomery
Whipple Coal Company
J. H. Crouse Mattress Factory
Il East Fourth St
Q. C
R. C. Dolph & CO
Yaggash Grogers
West Main St
Bell Phone
Arkansas
Dover
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
Buckle Story
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta
Norfolk
Kidd Clothing CO
Ohio ST
Penn
Monarch Laundry
Chas. van Antwerp
Prop
Tenn
Dorn & Cloney
A. T. Still
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Nannte Dufur
Osteopathic
A. East Broadway
Sedalia, Mo
groIzitos
Bell Telephone
Is.m. Hodges &Bro
Tg East
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