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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1911

Page

2

Little Kingly Dignity: King Peter’s Bold Rome Return

A London newspaper recalls King Peter's Rome visit and his blunt remarks to diplomats in St. Petersburg style. He quips about a Persian shah and a rich South American Patriot, shocking ministers with Parisian slang and his frank, informal humor in the czar’s palace.

Quirinal Peter Rome St. Petersburg Winter Palace Shah Republi Paris Je Vovich Nmn Dtr

Lincoln Banquet Quips Misread Civ War Pains

Gen Daniel Sienles at a New York banquet mocks taxpayers who grumble over pensions. compares them to Pittsburg woman. A Lincoln statue scene with a boy and mother leads to a child’s quip about Lincoln’s deeds, noting he “was shy in a theater.”

Daniel BE. Sienles New York Pittsburg Lincoln Gemethine

Absent Minded Bridegroom at Kansas City Nuptials

The Kansas City wedding tale centers on John Adams and Ida Lee Mo as judge Paul Hal presides. Adams protests he acted with no delay while his bride and observers note his distracted nature and erratic behavior.

John Adams Ida Lee Mo Kansas City Paul Hal Gus

Protection for Foxes in Delaware Voids Some Trapping

A state bill approved by the legislature tightens fox trapping rules in Delaware. It limits the number of traps per hunter and sets a ten day review period for violations. The measure aims to protect fox populations and reduce human-wildlife conflicts statewide.

Password Clues Rise From Ragged Transcript

Fragmentary dialogue hints at a password or code exchange with names such as Gladys and Mabel. The garbled text references a safety sloper and a judge, suggesting a puzzle or misread archival line. Further readable terms include Rene and year references amid unclear context.

Gladys Mabel

In One Office Five Years. Trustee and Savings Bank Mention

A garbled report notes an actuary who died aged ninety eight, previously treasurer and head clerk, with pension and trustee links. The fragment refers to a London Daily Gazette notice and a solicitor in London, but specifics are unclear.

Mitter Herough Sears London Daily Grapsin Che

Not a Tot Lass Stray Stories Snippet

Fragmentary stray story lines depict Jenkins joking about a $2 wager and a misfortune with a bleak tone. A speaker asks where the bright side lies while noting onlookers' reactions and a loss being endured.

Independent Spirit Inspires Local Dressmaker

A remark highlights a woman’s independence as she runs a first-class dressmaking business, unbothered by public opinion. The quote frames her as steadfast and self-reliant in a community setting.

Galapagos Islands a Naval Move in U S Ecuador Talks

In Washington the state department confirms ongoing negotiations between the United States and Ecuador over acquiring the Galapagos as a potential naval base. The islands would not be bought outright due to Ecuador's constitution. a rent offer of 35 million dollars is cited, with 353000 dollars yearly, while noting limited commercial value but strategic importance for a Pacific gateway and future canal traffic.

State Department Washington Galapagos Islands Ecuador South America United States Pacific Panama Canal Southampton Sidney Panama West Indies Atlantic San Francisco Valparaiso Chatham Island Japan Isles James Island Thomas de Berlanga Galapagos Pizarro Peru Enchanted Isles

Dress on ten dollars a year proves thrift in 63 years

Boston report on Mrs. Mary W. Shattuck of Groton who says she has dressed well for 63 years with an annual outlay of ten dollars. She argues modern excess in dress details harms budget and cites careful maintenance of garments and frugal use of accessories.

Boston Mary W. Shattuck Groton Toi Mrs. Shattuck Liciv Larkin Fingland Owhess Bhuoshend Francis Larkin Queen Viccords Shattuck Reveais Mer Biair

Platinum Rises to Record Prices in New York Market

Platinum gains pace in Maiden Lane with hard platinum at 43 dollars an ounce and soft at 41 dollars. The metal now trades well above gold and has reached new highs in recent weeks.

New York Maiden Lane California Oregon Ural Mountains Russia South America Canada

Old Clocks Win Over Modern Timepieces in Court

In Chicago Judge Kene saw M. Landis prefers an ancient clock over government supplied ones. The half century old timekeeper will continue to mark court hours as the judge rejects newer electronic clocks. He remarks it keeps time reliably and suits his style.

Landis Chicago Kenesaw M. Landis United States District Court

Dancing as crucial as the three Rs, says Prof Zueblin

In a Pillerton Avenue sermon Prof Charles Zueblin argues dancing should be taught in Chicago public schools as essential physical culture and a form of grace. He laments overspecialization in education and urges more sociability and shared culture rather than mere business norms.

Charles Zueblin Chicago Fellowship of the Common Life Pillerton Avenue Presbyterian Church Zueblin Wei Shin

Expedition to Study Inca near Arequipa Peru

Yale will send its most ambitious scientific expedition to Peru to explore Inca ruins on the southern plateaus. Dr. Hiram Hingham will lead a team including a topographer and geologist to survey unknown Peruvian areas and uncover Inca rules and history. President LeGuin of Peru welcomes government support and the Arequipa base hosts Harvard observatory facilities.

New Haven Conn Yale Peru Hiram Hingham University Museum LeGuin Arequipa Feru Harvard University

Widener Buys Gainsborough Portrait of Linly Family

It is reported that P A B Widener purchased Gainsboroughs portrait of Miss Lin ly and her brother Thomas Linley for about 175000 dollars. The deal was made in London with Gainsboroughs Gainsborough studio noted in the report.

Gainsborough Widener London P. A. B. Widener Miss Linly Thomas Linley

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