Kaiser's Youngest Son Shines in War’s Melancholy Marches
The emperor’s youngest son gains popularity with soldiers, composing six marches noted in trenches. His works include The Men of Germany and Royal pieces. His marriage to Princess Marie Auguste of Anhalt was a quiet castle ceremony at Bellevue with few guests.
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Joyetit
Enligentne
Germany
Marie Auguste of
Anhalt
Bellevue
William
Empresa
Duchess of Brunswick
Iniber
Capeel
Frliere Napoleon 111
Bellive
Sedan
Joachim
Cassel
Berlin
Bird
Hospital of Remembrance
Ambassador Morgenthau Pleads Aid for Turkish Armenians
The former ambassador urges Americans to show sympathy through giving to relieve Armenian distress in Turkey. He recalls witnessing women and children sold into slavery and appeals for immediate funds, noting relief must come from the United States, with echoed support from international allies.
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Yank Anner Faith Stites
Sminbussanlce
Henry Soreoution
Avianin
Suevitton
Morgs
Ile Tiegroes
Byauselin
Turkey
Teussia
Italy
Secretary of State
Constantinople
Morgenthau
Gibbons
Greer
Eptecolamea 1
Barton
Foreizo
Man Remains Sought In San Francisco Earthquake Memory
A Milwaukee officer recounts a baffling memory lapse involving Samuel Samuels, aged about sixty, following the San Tran incident. The case unfolds as he awakens in Milwaukee after a long journey, with questions of identity and origin echoing along Van Buren Street.
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Milwaukes
jMilwaukes
Wis
Samuel Samuels
Prandleco
Milwan
Miya
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Ie Cera
Mogaimbesaly
van Buren Streeter
Fravciecs
Biltwatikbe
Ranciaco
Hamuels
Mrs Edison Criticizes Abbreviated Skirts At Event
A crowded gathering features remarks attributed to Mrs Edison critiquing short skirts. The report notes a lively audience reaction and references a broader discussion on attire and propriety.
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Mrs. Edison Raps
Clyde Ohio Becomes Home of Civil War Heroes Monument
The Clyde Ohio area honors its Civil War and Spanish American War figures led by General McPherson and the first American killed in the Spanish American War. Veterans groups and the Ladies Aid Society trace origins of the Ladies Relief Corps. President Garfield was slated to speak at the 1881 unveiling before his assassination.
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Sandusky
Clyde
Wis
Billeer
Women's Relief Corps
J. BL McPherrot
Kimot Ar Athintaty
George B. Mack
Ty Joel Eilat
Clydy
Haile McPherson
McPherson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elliot
Washington
United States
Garfield
McPherson Monument
Tynxe
Ohio
Prisoner Confesses Theft of Suit from Clerk on Hey Street
William Shore a prisoner admitted to Captain Chaupbell that he hid the suit he wore when he allegedly stole it from a clerk on Hey street. He pursued the clerk for two days asking to reclaim the garment. Police Chief Puller warned Shore he would work him hard if released.
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San Jose
William Shore
Chaupbell
Shore
Puller
Tilin
Refused to Leave Jail Beloved by Local Inmate
Muncie Indiana resident McLaughlin said jail life was the best job he ever had as Sheriff Albert Our kept him to serve an eleven day sentence. A friend paid the fine but McLaughlin refused to leave, enjoying the morning scrubs warm bed meals and praise from the sheriff who he called the best landlord.
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Ind
Monet
Albert Our
Sherif
Wake Brak
Laughlin
McLaughlin
Sentente Delux
Sheriff O
Calico From the Sky Falls at Harrie Home
A windstorm dropped a bolt of calico into Mrs. Jenny Harrie’s chicken lot in the northern part of town. She considers it a lucky haul given the calico’s value and her need for food while noting the mystery of its origin.
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Jenny Harrie
Harrie
Here
Hog With Six Legs At Puente Ranch Startles Meredith Party
Workmen on the Rowland ranch employed by L A Meredith drove a pen full of hogs at Puente California when they found one hog unusually seven legged. The animal had six legs with two extra forelegs perfectly formed and used in walking alongside the regular forelegs.
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Puente
Cal
Rowland Ranch
L. A
Meredith
Mr. Meredith
Long Life Attributed To Sweet Diet In Melrose
Melrose resident Mrs Roche credits her 94 years to a sweet diet and daily routines. Reporters note her health remains excellent as she enjoys two mile plus walks, morning cake and coffee, frequent chocolate, and a strict early to bed rise schedule. Her daughter Indiny assists with household chores and care.
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Mons
Toles Roche
Toile
Dixon Home
Belie
Nike
MolKoxe
Thole
Sheals
Indiny
Rodle
William Shequin family notes amid illness and aging
A brief family notice details William Shequin aged 60 nursing his ailing father John Shequin near 100. Mrs. Shequin Sr. cares for both as their anniversary memory and past wars are recalled. Louise Bigford, nearly 98, is mentioned as the wife. The Shequins moved from Freeborn County Minnesota to the area. William is expected to recover from measles.
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Balaton
Mins
William
Papa
John Shequin
Shequin
Prinkit
Louise Bigford
Standbridge
Canada
Minti
Imported Paris Sport Skirt with Velvet and Scotch Plaid
A smart blue velours de lalbe skirt from Paris features a front and back paneled design with novelty pockets hanging from the belt. It is paired with a buff silk shirt waist for a chic ensemble.
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Paris
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