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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1913
Page
9
Berlin crowds swell as wedding plans for Princess Victoria Luise and Prince Ernst August unfold. Diplomatic levels fill hotels and trains bring more royal visitors, with Kaiser and British royals among those secured in Berlin venues.
Advertisement offers free examination for a wide range of ailments including eye ear nose throat lungs digestion rheumatism blood poison enlarged glands kidney bladder liver neuralgia scrofula ulcers stomach disorders nervous diseases losses weaknesses drains discharges and systemic troubles of men and women.
The twenty fourth annual congress opens with a patriotic service in Orchestra Hall led by Dr. John Timothy Stone of Chicago. Delegates meet Monday at the Congress Hotel with a welcome by officials and a luncheon. An automobile excursion and a Tuesday banquet mark the closing, with numerous notable officers listed.
Secret Police plentiful and mysterious strangers with Russian accents arrive by train to guard the Czar and Czarina. German agents scrutinize arrivals for potential anarchists or thieves amid a grand gathering of royalty and wealth. Wedding gifts valued at millions flow in, protected by the royal household amid constant bustle.
Mrs Theodore Gonzales once Miss Maxine Seagrave waits in Toronto for news on her husband and his irate Havana merchant father. The couple wed after a brief romance on a New York voyage as the groom traveled for business. The elder Gonzales demanded resolution before the honeymoon voyage.
Special to The item Pensacola Fla May 17 The senate judiciary committee backs a proposed constitutional amendment to create a new state from West Florida counties Lindsay Caryville leads the push and West Florida lawmakers are pressured to openly support the measure If the bill passes the legislature experts forecast easy approval at the next general election as most of the state backs division to resolve south versus west Florida clashes
The article recounts an upcoming three day wedding linking Princess Victoria Luise of Prussia and Prince Ernst of Brunswick Lunebourg. It notes opera, state banquets, a Potsdam civil ceremony and a European royal court, with attendants Mary of Britain Olga of Russia Yolanda of Italy Elizabeth of Romania. It adds history of Hanover Brunswick tensions and a new state arrangement for the couple.
The Brunswick regency law of 1879 outlines a regency council to govern if the heir is absent. Johan Albrecht, Duke of Mecklenburg, was elected prince regent on May 28 1907 after a constitutional commission proposal failed. Brunswick covers 1418 square miles with 494 887 people per 1910 census. Braunschweig is its capital.
May 27 29 reunion of United Confederate Veterans in Chattanooga Tenn draws 15000 veterans. Railroads offer third day rate. War Department provides tents and cots, city hosts free lodging and meals. United Sons of Veterans also meet at Lookout Mountain Chickamauga Mission Ridge with sponsors and crowds.
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