Prince of Wales Tastes Change as Regal Roles Adapt
An analysis notes shifts in royal life from grand bachelor era to modern routine. It cites Kingly pastimes, marriage patterns, and social excess fading as monarchs focus on duties and prudent finances. The piece praises new discipline as the Prince prepares for the throne and takes out life insurance.
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Ings
Europe
Hedde
Prince of Wales
Farls
Morgan
Paria
Washington Post
Manuel
Portugal
Kinga
Leopold
Wales
Lighting Project Aims to Electrify Remote Regions
A broad plan proposes sub sea cables linking Tromatten to MomienhAL to extend electric lines and fund public schools and roads from federal receipts. The Missouri Historical Society plans phonograph portraits of famous locals for future generations. The Atlantic telephone’s Havana expansion draws attention as a sign of improving communications. England seeks a brick output in a Midlands consortium, a sign of broader industrial growth. Migratory birds show long journeys by small species, including the hummingbird migrating across the Americas.
Married engagements among Kansas college girls rise in domestic science
Time notes that 210 of 600 young women in a Kansas State Agricultural College domestic science course are engaged to be married. It praises practical cooking ability and suggests engagements may be unusually effective. The piece adds rubber asbestos mixed overshoes reduce discomfort and lack odor, appearing as thick felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time
Kansas State Agricultural College
State Health Board Hosts Seven Health Contests for Schools
The North Carolina State Board of Health with private health groups runs seven prize contests on health topics for state schoolchildren. Topics include The Care of the Teeth and The Hookworm Dis...
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North Carolina
Dictograph's Wide Reach Through Early Tech Tools
The article notes the dictograph's diverse uses beyond crime work. It describes how in 1909 in Philadelphia a dictograph transmitter wired to 2,500 telephones let 10,000 listeners hear revivallate sermons, with echoes in churches and public spaces, showing broad audience reach and later uses in opera rehearsals and congressional hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey
Alexander
Philadelphia
Turner
Hetany Church
Metropolitan Opera House
Hudson Theater
New York
Congress
lHouse
Two Suspects in Street Assault Arraigned. Bonds Set
Two young men of foreign appearance were arraigned before acting mayor Wi H. Cale in police court after being arrested for insulting a young woman. Their terms were continued to permit subpoenas. One man posted 11.60 and the other 650. A third man convicted of sine drunkenness paid 2.63 to be released. he had nothing further to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi H. Cale
Palice Court
Coal Miners Strike Looms In Kanawha District
Charleston report notes union miners in the Kanawha and New River districts near a strike after operators refuse broader concessions. Workers back a two year agreement at current scales with unlimited checks as mark of ultimatum, while union leadership and 7,800 members show resistance and morale declines amid stalled talks.
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Charleston
Kanawha
United Mine Workers
He Kanawha
Ham
West Virginia Livestock Losses Pinched by Disease
The Crop Reporter shows 1911 12 year as unsatisfactory for West Virginia livestock. Horses losses 23 per 1000 up from 17 and 16 prior ten years. Cattle losses 9.6 per 1000, lambs 65 per thousand, swine 11 per thousand. U.S. totals list dog disease losses 6,834,450 head valued at 246,675,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
West Virginia
Crop Reporter
Department of Agriculture
United States
California Gires Held for Murder
District Attorney Fredericks of Los Angeles questioned Viola Carver after arrest, citing unusual behavior and an alleged motive linked to a pistol purchase. The case centers on Carver firing at young Edge, with claims she intended self harm but shot him instead.
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Viola Carver
Edge
City Council Meeting Postponed Amid Absence
With Mayor Frank Moore away, no city council meeting was held Friday night as a quorum failed to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Pensions Favored by Senate Committee on Multiple Applicants
Reports from the Senate committee on pensions indicate favorable action on granting pensions to Ephraim Leasure of Palestine James A. Wood of Endicott City Samuel Welch of Wheel P Howell and George S Arnold of Belleville with related involvement from S Shannon Newburg Ames pent and A Collins Rebecca Struther Parkersburg as the event moved through Grafton and nearby towns.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Pensions
Allis
Ephraim Leasure
Palestine
James A. Wood
Endicott City
Samuel Welch
Wheel
P. Howell
George S. Arnold
Belleville
Grafton
S. Shannon
Newburg
Ames
A. Collins
Rebecca Interested
Struther
Parkersburg
Marriage Licenses Issued In Clarksburg West Virginia
In Clarksburg West Virginia on April 8 1912 marriage licenses were issued to Raymond Dodd and Libble Watson and to Albert J Summer and Gay McBee. An annual meeting of the Clarksburg Northern Railroad Company will be held April 24 in the company office for director elections and other business. Paul S Iurnok secretary.
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Raymond Dodd
Libble Watsor
Gay McBee
Asndal
Clarksburg
W. Va
Smek
Clarksburg Northern Railroad Company
Tom 417
Gott Waliding
Hartson County
West Virginia
Paul 8. Iurnok
Laughlin and Campbell Seek WV First District Nomination
George A. Laughlin announces his candidacy for Congress in West Virginia's First District subject to the June 4 Republican primary. Alex I Campbell supports a fair, clean and honest canvass across all counties in the district.
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Congress
Conress
West Virgini
Republic
George A. Laughlin
Tama
West Virginia
Alex
Campbell
H D Hatteld Announces Governor Candidacy in 1912 Primary
The Republican Party announces the candidacy of Dr. H. D. Hatteld of Eckman McDowell County for Governor pending the June 4 1912 primary election.
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H. D. Hatteld
Eckman
McDowell County
State Senator Candidate George B Witte Declares Nomination Bid
George B Witte of Weston announces candidacy for West Virginia Senate in the Twelfth District. He runs in the June primary, subject to voters. The notice lists Weston as his residence with a date reference.
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West Virgin
George B Witte
Weston
Apelle
Beckley Republican Nominee Declares For Attorney General
Beckley West Virginia April 1 1912 Attorney General candidate announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the upcoming primary on June 4 1912. Al A Lly signs the notice.
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BOR
Beckley
W. Va
AL A. Lly
Harrison County Republican Judicial and Sheriff Candidates
A set of Republican primary candidate notices from Harrison County announces runs for Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, Judge of the Criminal Court, House of Delegates, and Sheriff. Names include Charles W. Lynch, Haymond Maxwell, Will Fe Morris, Roy B. Parrish, T. S. Davisson, and others, all noting primary date June 4, 1912.
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Tam i
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
F Hurnson
Lewis Coention
Charles W. Lynch
Harrison
Lew
Circuit Court
Thirteenth Judicial District
Haymond Maxwell
Harrison County
Lam
Criminal Court
Republica
Will Fe, Morris
House OF Delegates
Manse of Delegates
Harrigan Couny
Republican Primary Nominating Notices 1912
A dated note dated June 4 1912 announces candidates for Harrison County Prosecuting Attorney including John M Knox and John C Southern. Each pledges vigorous campaigning and faithful performance of duties if nominated and elected. The notices request voter support at the June 4 1912 Republican primary.
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John M. Knox
Tum
Har- Thon
T'as- Sura
John C. Southern
Harrison County
Tve
Assessor and Justice of the Peace Nominating Notices
Public notices announce candidacies for Harrison county offices. Howard Robinson seeks Assessor in the Republican primary June 4 1922. William Post and E Stargher announce Justice of the Peace runs in Clark district. Ford also listed in Harrison County notices for primary voting on June 4 1912.
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Harrison County
Howard Robinson
Rogebud
W. Va
Justice OF the Peace
Clark District
William Post
Efor Se
Justice of the
Pesta
Cent
Flarrigga County
Clark
Republian
Tone
Cl Ford
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The
Missouri Historical Society
Atiantic
Havana
Cuba
England
Lnndon Times
Midlands
America
Mexico
South America
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust
California
Viola
Carver
Watts-Lamberd Co
Sumner
Pas Salem
Enpire National Band
Ovattt
Empire Nationals Bank
Empire National Bank
Fourth Sts
Clarksburg, W. VA
Wackaward Lynts Studies
Hotly Holy
Testint Cereal Company
Utd
Balle Creek
Michigan
Roy Bb, Parrish
Siteriff
Tom
T. S. Davisson
E. Stargher
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