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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1901

Page

24

Fulton submarine trial awe inspires Japanese glare in Greenport bay

In Greenport Long Island a series of Fulton trials, the Holland type submarine, show elated Japanese officers and U S Navy figures praising its maneuverability and depth performance. Commander Nishi calls for adoption, while Lewis Nixon notes the Fulton proves the concept ready for broader naval use.

Indianapolis Journal York Greenport Long Island Iester Island Fulton J. John Holland United Sea Navy Holland Company United States Navy Department Cable Lewis Nixon Navy Nishi and Sato Ide W. C. Herbert United States Navy Nishi Washington France Mr. Holland England Vickers-Maxim Russia Germany George Grantham Bain

Wilhelmina's Husband and His Foes in The Times Tale

The New York Times questions Prince Henry of the Netherlands as duelist and husband. Ten attendants李devotees surround Queen Wilhelmina indoors and out, posing and professing loyalty while the prince endures influence and annoyance from their romantic, mediaeval displays. The piece notes the prince’s drinking and hunting may have driven his nerves to the limit.

New York Times Wilhelmina Jose Prince Henry

Whiskers and a Bank Robbery Ruse Unraveled

An old police officer recalls criminals using false whiskers to disguise identity. A Southern bank robbery case hinged on a physician with a beard, whose wife preserved the whiskers and handmade tidies, leading to a mistaken pursuit and eventual retirement from the case.

New Orleans Times-Democrat

Chronicle quotes President Gallagher on entry rights

The La Crosse Wisconsin Chronicle notes a President Gallagher phrase about establishing the right of entry to a corps elite, praising his French phrasing and noting Bryan’s unfamiliarity with such fluency.

Rose of Sharon Christmas Hymn Recited in Edict

A verse from Augusta Prescott in the New Orleans Times-Democrat presents the Rose of Sharon as a Christic symbol. The speaker recalls Bethlehem, the Wise Men, and angels, portraying devotion and the message to stay as a universal Christmas gift.

Sharon Bethlehem Heaven Earth Sam the Rose of Augusta Prescott New Orleans Times-Democrat

Austria's sacred relics in Vienna treasury captivate world

In the Vienna treasury the Holy Lance, Charlemagne's crown and sword, nails and relics of the crucifixion are displayed with rings, robes, and the cradle of Napoleon II. The collection includes the Florentine diamond, Marie Theresa jewels, and coronation regalia, preserved since the empire's early days.

W. E. Curtis Vienna Chicago Godfrey de Bouillon Holy Sepulcher Antioch Peter Bartholomew Godfrey Raymond St. Andrew Christ Stephen Aldemar Count Ruaymond Hugh the Great Goffrey de Bouillon Robert of Normandy Trancred Count Raymond Jerusalem France Aix la Chapelle Nuremberg Holy Roman Empire Otho the Great Prague Charles IV Rome Otho IV St. Anne Mary Peter Paul John Urban V St. John John the Baptist Charlemagne Otto Isaiah Hezekiah David Solomon Palermo Henry VI Sicily Anne L'Aigion Napoleon I Marie Austria Reichstadt Napoleon Italy Marie Louise Maria Theresa Catherine the Great Elizabeth Florentine Charles the Bold Burgundy Granson Montaigny di Medici Tuscany di Medicis Maria Theresa of Marie Antoinette

The Fad of Fastidiousness

A London Spectator essay argues that excessive fastidious discrimination harms enjoyment and social ease. It laments that critics focus on manners and details rather than people, books, art, or substance, reducing conversation and taste to self conscious, elitist scrutiny.

London Spectator Lord Bacon

The Manly Hill People and Their Camp Life

A Nicholas County farmer observes West Virginia hill settlers near Gauley river, praising their strength, independence, and intelligence. He notes tidy schools, high teacher standards, and a fourteen year old boy who balanced work and learning while living “up the river.” The piece focuses on character and daily life in the hill country.

West Virginia Nicholas County Gauley New England

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