Graustark Princess Chooses American Lover Over Crown
Yetive the Graustark princess tells her ministers she will marry Grenfall Lorry, an American, and asks approval to change succession laws. The council debates hereditary rule, and she persuades them to allow a national referendum while Lorry earns the people’s support and prepares to leave Edelweiss with his bride.
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den- Ser
Gunde
Thim
Leenable
Tee
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New York
Larry
Restion
Queedy
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Paria
Apeuieh
Mise Guggenslocker
Graustark
Austria
Fidelweise
Guggenslocker
Glocker
Anh
Ae Michael
Anguish
Betas
Duanox
Mies Guggenslocker
Dannox
Anguleh
Faron Danglass
Chad
Lorry
Hee
Ish
Dagmar
Ost
Lorenz
Prince Gabriel
Anguist
Gabriel
Michael
Eave Graustark
Prince Lorens
Edetweias
Prince Laurent
Toasto
Princ Gabriel
Prince
Princess i
Exelwells
Toree
Prince Boleros
Graveuirk
Quinnox
Quinfox
Photrere
Dprincess
Bolaroz
Grauatark
An- Suish
Toig
Gaspon
Halfont
Old Caspar
Ine
Caspar
Yetive
Ganlook
Mastrion
Vetive
Count Caspar
Nyin
Halfent
Lane
Prince Consort
Edewelss
Sitzky
Land of the Stars and Stripes
Mr. Anguish
Vienna
Viennua
Harry van Brigh
Washington
Siizky
America
Sitsky
Sovereign of
Graystark
Kaiser’s Wardrobe Train Tales From a Berlin Letter
A Chicago Record-Herald dispatch recounts a humorous Berlin story about Kaiser Wilhem II. The Emperor travels with two complete outfits and a wardrobe car on his private railway train, always ready for instant deployment. A missing car containing costume items led to a theatrical misadventure, later traced to unclaimed props, and the tale ends with the satire of caterpillar fighters known to the service.
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W.&. Curtis
Berlin
Chicago Record-Herald
Kaiser Wil- Har
Germany
Europe
Hohenzollern
Robel
Kaiser
Konigsberg
Rominsen
Egypt
Women seek new roles in wage earning fields
A New York audience argues for expanding women’s work beyond traditional confines. Artistic dressmaking is praised as a practical, capital-light path, while architecture is criticized for gendered training demands. The piece urges loans to fund women entrepreneurs and details recipes and cultural notes from the era.
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New York Commercial
Paris
The Ship of State Falls on Humanity
Fragmented verse recalls the ship of state rising from toil and fear. It praises workmen, ribs of steel, masts, and anchors forged in heat. The speaker urges courage against shocks and tempests, vowing hearts and hopes with the vessel and leaders.
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Lensteliow
Club memories and the rise and fall of a social circle
A late 19th or early 20th century reminiscence recalls an exclusive club run on Saturdays with varied programmes and clever members. It lasted ten years before marriage and social changes dissolved it, leaving a reunion years later and humorous notes on press coverage.
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New York Tribune
Seaid
Chateman
Alwayes
Sycamore Street
Clu
Littl
Tempora
Mores
Affordable furs guide for modest budgets in fashion
The Philadelphia Times outlines inexpensive fur options emphasizing practicality and longevity. It recommends long haired black furs and astrakhan for durability, notes imitations and color trends, and describes preferred styles such as Har stoles and collarettis for warmth and chic. It warns most buyers spend around 15 dollars, with some reaching 30, and stresses economy alongside fashion.
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Philadelphia Times
Astrakhan
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