Peace Palace and The Hague arbitration legacy
A historical overview describes the Peace Palace at The Hague and the permanent court of arbitration funded by Andrew Carnegie. It notes the building near The Hague, its opening ceremonies in spring, and long-term use for resolving international disputes, with numerous cases and influential figures guiding global arbitration efforts.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Palace of Peace
Oaks
Wie
Ceoar
Kha
Udu Tater
Bnuwe
Tia
Earl Otter
Palace design for justice house at The Hague described
An ornate description outlines a grand palace for a court of arbitration in The Hague. It details a central hall with tall pilasters, a long ovoid audience room, and a permanent court area behind to house officials. Grand galleries and stately interiors are noted, with references to Brussels palace influences and an emphasis on ceremonial space.
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Court of Arbitration
Bielug
Balwile
Neadkes
Brussels
Palore
Eau
Abcormie
Troy Louk
Court of Art
Warlle
Varkage
Otter
Gilbed
Ates of
Clementcy
Change in Manners Described by Lodge and Others
Senator Lodge laments modern frank talk and social ease, noting dinner table topics now include money and medical details. He contrasts Boston life in his youth with today’s fast paced “twentieth century” chatter, while recalling formality in old social conduct and close-knit colonial connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senater Lodge
United States
Mien
Wells Senator Lodge
Berthner
England
Anwrica
George Russell
Algernon West
Boston
Twentieth Centurs
When Cats Were Valuable in Olden Times
A historical note describes how cats were scarce in Britain and Wales around 188 A D and how a law set cat prices by age and use. It also states theft or killing of the royal granary cat could trigger punishment involving livestock or wheat, reflecting a time when cats guarded royal stores.
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Dick Whitington
British Isles
Wales
Boxing May Enter Berlin 2010 Olympics
Boxing may be added to the Olympic program at Berlin 2010 if German authorities do not oppose strongly. England the United States Sweden Denmark and France back boxing, with a possible German concession at the next Olympic congress. Also noted are Berlin stadium plans, cycling and figure skating additions, and details on baseball season schedules and team lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
England
United States
Sweden
Denmark
France
Germany
Stockholm
Europe
Princeton Football Sprints Toward 1913 With Veteran Line
Princeton enters the 1913 season with a veteran squad at nearly every position. Of eighteen lettermen, nine are eligible for the eleven, possibly rising to eleven if Logan and De Witt qualify. Captain Pendleton Penfeld Bluebenthal Andrews Dunlap and Wight graduate in spring, while Streit and Hammond may keep two senior ends from departing.
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Princeton
Tiger Athletics
John Logan
de Witt
Tiger
Pendleton
Penfeld
Bluebenthal
Andrews
Dunlap
Wight
Siz
Harness Purses Rise to 35000 in Dallas Event Push
Big Harness Purses In Dallas Dalina Tex will Increase the stake and purse offerings this year to 35000 to attract more of the grand vitcult state. The harness hor se has beat the runner in popularity in Texas.
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Dallas
Dalina
Tex
Exan
Weekly Illustrated Humor Quotes and Bits of Wit
A jumbled collage of humorous quips and cartoons from periodicals including lines about solving puzzles, marriage fears, polo players, a forewoman idea, and a punny exchange on conquest. It weaves mock dialogue, misread phrases, and light social satire across various cities and papers.
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the Hague
Holland
Court of All Nations
Henriet
Hague
Zergvilet
Scheveningen
Mr. Carnegie
Plus Fund
California
Mexico
Great Britain
Japan
Norway
Venezuela
Suvarkar
Givat Britula
Arhinaton
Hage
Futan W. Kwss
Forderly Etter Evuert
Velbed Tates
Anu
Steaua
Cohanuerew
George Gitwy
Ehreult
Jude
Elie Bates
Permanent Court
Nicaragua
Portugal
Netherlands
Panama
International Court of Justice
Central America
Reat Rit
Atlantie Fisheries
Associatin
Permanent Court of Arbitration
van Dyck Gravure Co
New York
Butual
Briar
Grist
The
Sport Mill
Farguesn
Ferguson
American Ansociation
Ban Johnson
Mhillis
Twekles
W. Ewnet
Guards
Brownet
Baker and Emmons
Quarterimners
Drote Baker
Ernie Waller
Trenkman
Fittiary
Mloethenthal
Pope
McGearty
Meliorty
Billy Papke
Frank Kilace
George Carpentier
Interlake
Interlake Yachting Asociation
Putin Hay
Eddie Mare
Ibe
Will Beek New
Nm Francs
Weekly Illustrated Humor
Meggenderter Blatter
Philadelphia Record
Kansas City Journal
Philadelphia Telegraph
Cage
Chirag News
Walt
William the Conqueror
Baltimore
Olghel
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