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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1912

Page

9

Arrest of American Wife Roiled Roman Society

In Rome on November 23 the arrest of Mrs. Moschini, wife of Sig nor Vittor Moschini, a wealthy clubman and Italian deputy, stirred public sympathy. She was detained at Count Dino de Bellezarde St Cyr’s home, alleged to be revenge by her husband’s faction. Lawyer Vinai claims alimony nonpayment as motive and that she is destitute, amid a campaign against her.

Rome Signor’ Vittor Moschini Haz Mosehin Dino de Bellezarde St. Cyr Nivastro Fvgband Moschini Vinai Mrs. Moschini

Greatest Nerve Vitalizer Known Nerve tonic claim advertised

An advertisement touts Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers as the world's safest most reliable nerve energizer for men and women. It promises relief from insomnia nervousness gloom and fatigue with trial boxes offered at 60c or 50c and a full price of 1.00 per box from F J Kellogg Battle Creek Michigan.

Kellogg Kelloge F. J. Kellogg Hoffmaster Block Battle Creek Mieh Bend

Kelloga’s Sanitene Wafers For Sale In Mobile

The regular 100 size Kelloga’s Sanitene Wafers are offered by Mobile et Soton Bros at 8 cents. The street address is 8 St Frarcis Street.

Kelloga Mobile Et Soton Bros Frarcis Street

Czarevitch Condition Deteriorates Amid Calls to Tsarkoe-Selo

Reports from the jail indicate the young heir to the Russian throne Oxare Witch Alexis grows worse. Professor Israel has been summoned to Tsarkoe-Selo by court physicians to advise the czar and czarina as the grand duke remains under care.

Oxare Alexis Hussia Isreal Tsarkoe-Selo Grand Duke Szar Ezurina Israel

Mystery of a World Traveler Revealed by Lady Cynthia

An interview outlines a life of international travel and shifting identities. Victoria Muschini recounts a father’s murder, secret benefactor funds, and two nationality changes. She details marriage to Signor Moschini and a dramatic annulment, plus a later life linked to court life and a bishop.

Romance in Life of London Bishop

A report of a divorce commission sparks a tale about Dr Kidsanponang of Ingram the bishop of London. He chose to remain a bachelor and declined a commission seat saying he knows nothing of matrimony. He once loved Lady Cynthia Duncombe daughter of the Earl of Eversham while bishop of Stepheny.

London Kidsanponang Ingram Stepheny Cynthia Duncombe Earl of Eversham

Mechanics' Relief Association Meeting Notice

Officers and members are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening November 27 at 7 30 p m at M B A Mall southeast corner Dauphin and of A J Leibert President A S Picker Rec Sec 11 24 46

The Mechanics’ Relief Association Dauphin A. J. Leibert A.S. Picker

Fancy dress balls headline pre Christmas society

London society anticipates two grand charity balls before Christmas. The first at Albert Hall on December 4 features Muriel Wilson as a White Satin Bluebeard wife and Duchess of Westminster in Oriental jewels. An American contingent and a midnight fairy tale procession precede the Arabian Nights ball at the opera house eight days later.

London Albert Hall al Raga Muriel Wilson Bluebeard Duchess of Westminster George Keppe Robert Grosvenor Duchess of Southerland

Lady Constance Richardson To Perform Classical Dances In London Hippo drome

London scene stirs as Lady Constance Stewart Richardson plans new hippo drome dances after sensational New York visit. Critics question her dancing ability but note her striking figure and charity claims previously linked to a boys home. Her aristocratic family urges restraint amid royal interest.

London Constance Stewart Richardson New York London Hippodrome Palace Theatre Duke Duchess of Sutherland Constance Countess of Féward

Family troubles of King Leopold acainin court

Paris reports the Brussels trial of the Royal Daughters of Belgium over Leopold II s will and Congo assets. Princess Louise and Princess Stephanie seek a share of his vast estate amid a Belgian government defense as courts rule on inheritance and overseas property. The case centers on trusts, gifts to Baroness Vaughn, and Congo possessions.

Paris Messrs. Delacroix Jasper Princess Louise Mattachich Leopold Louise Stephanie Congo Free State Congo Germany Nelder Fulback” Foundation Brussells de Vaughn Europe

In the Beauty Show Society Column Alleged Ad Label Change

A Greensboro Walker letter claims newspapers now comply with a federal law by not placing the word advertisement under pictures in society columns. The writer offers a critical view of ongoing editorial practices.

Greensboro

Prince of Wales makes Newham visit with Harcourt hosts

Mrs Louis Harcourt niece of J Pierpont Morgan hosts the Prince of Wales at Newham on the Thames for pheasant shooting. He travels from Oxford with Major Cadogan. The King warns against many country visits for the next year amid gossip and false stories about the prince. The prince is described as sportsman and approachable, with strong ties to his tutor Hansell.

London Louis Harcourt J. Pierpont Morgan Prince of Wales Oxford Newham Harcourt Thames Major Cadogan Marquise de Breteuil France Windsor Castle George Hansell

Another American Becomes Peeress in British Nobility

London reports the death of Leora Calthorp, elevating an American to the peerage as Lord Calthorp. The new eighth baron, Hon. Somerset F. Gough-Calthorp, born 1882, wed Mary Burrows of Newport in 189? Their only son is Frederick.

London Leora Calthorp Lord Calthorp Somerset F. Gough-Calthorp Mary Ogden Hoffman Burrows Newport Frederick

Paris Banker Orchestrates Lyons Cab Driver's Wedding

Tara McGrew of the France American Bank entertained six Lyons residents in Paris after learning of the cab driver's forthcoming marriage. He hosted them for a week of sightseeing and meals before all were wed by the mayor. McGrew has since entered a sanitarium to recuperate.

Paris Tara McGrew Place Vendome Honolulu Lyons McGrew Scott Grant Countess of Essex Cennery & Restaurant

Calthorp family lineage and British titles noted

A genealogy fragment traces the Calthorp name from the late eighteenth century with connections to Somerset born in 1493, a modern American sportsman with cricket and motoring interests, and several titled peers including duchesses marchioness countesses and baronesses connected to estates and streets bearing the Gough name.

Somerset Lord Methven Mafeking Calthorp Gough London Duchesses Marlborough Rexburghe Manchester Marchioness Dufferine Ava Countesses Lancaster Craven Qcamers Decies Derxoughmore Granard Abinger Caltthorp Lieth of Fyvie

Tells of Real Ofeinharenes of the Turks

Paris dispatch reports Madame Tae de la Rue Madrus discusses Turkish harems and marriage rules. She explains that harems denote the private domestic sphere rather than mere women, notes polygamy limits, alimony rules, and the practice of naming wives with honorifics rather than first names.

Card of Thanks for Crichton Helpers After Accident

Edward Hughes and his family express gratitude to Mr. William P. Cothran of Crichton for driving him to the Southern Infirmary after a serious electric car injury. They also thank Thomas Chryer, Colored, of Crichton, for assisting and transporting him from the car track to Mr. Cothran’s home.

Edward Hughes William P. Cothran Crichton Southern Infirmary Thomas Chryer

Bids Sought for Augusta and Franklin Street School Property

Mobile Alabama Board of School Commissioners invites bids for the old Augusta Street School at 8 8 Augusta 2 W Dearborn and the old Franklin Street property BE Franklin between Augusta. Bids due by noon December 10 1912. The right to reject any or all bids reserved.

Augusta Street Augusta W. Dearborn Franklin Street BE. Franklin

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