Ties of Blood Unite Europe with Balkans
Berlin Oct 19 report notes how Balkan war draws royal houses of Europe into the conflict through intermarriage. It highlights Montenegro Greece and Serbia nobility including Princess Mirko, Queen Helena of Italy, Crown Prince Militza, and King George of Greece linking to England Russia Denmark and Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Europe
Servia
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Greece
Mirko
Constantinovitch
Alexander of
Draga
Obrenovitch
Alexander
Helena
Italy
House of Savoy
Srevices
Montegrin Red Cross
Militza
Jutta of
Mecklenberg
Peter Nicholovitch
Russia
Aanastasia
Nicholas Nicholovitch
Peter of
Cesses
Marie of
George
England
Nicholas
Frederick
Denmark
Constantine
Sofie
Helene Viacomirovia
Andreas
Henry
Marie Bonaparte
American Woman Judge Dogs for British Kennel Club
Mrs. Winthrop Turner, an American breeder, judged French bulldogs at the Crystal Palace as the first American woman to receive the honor. She praised American breeding and noted more strong dogs and higher average quality in the United States compared with Britain. A silver cup designed by her, bearing portraits of Salvetile and Charlemagne, was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Bull
Winthrop. Turner
Crystal Palace
Britteh Kennel Club
America
Europe
A Texas Wonder Cure Advertisement
A Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments in men and women. It claims to regulate bladder issues in children and offers a two months' treatment per bottle. Sold by druggists or sent by mail for $1.00 with testimonials available from Dr. E. W. Hall in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Crisis in the East Violation and Clash of Civilizations
Paris reports on Guglielmo Ferrero’s analysis of Macedonia and the Balkans. He argues that the clash there is a struggle between rising Christian civilization and decayed OttomanIslamic rule, not mere civilization versus barbarism, with implications for Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guglielmo Ferrero
Paris
Europe
Balkan
Old World
America
Mussulman
Morocco
Persia
Turkey
Macedonia
Near East
Islam
Greece
Germany
Balkar
Africa
Bagdad
Alexandria
Fez
Cordova
Asia
Balkane
Naval Expenditures of Eight Powers Rise Sharply
A parliamentary document shows eight nations Britain United States Germany France Russia Italy Austria and Japan almost doubling naval costs from 1902 to 1912. Britain leads with 154 million in 1902 and 25 million pounds in 1912 amid rising sea power burdens.
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Tondan
Great Britain
United States
Germany
France
Russia
Italy
Austria
Japan
Britain
Pirate in Love Sails Off With Prize
Paris report says Mrs. Amy Croker Ashe-Gillig-Gouraud plans to wed Edmond de Max the French actor after arriving in New York. Jealousy storms and tempers mark their turbulent romance as de Max departs with the heiress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt Max
Paris
Amy Croker
Ashe-Gillig-Gouraud
Edmond de Max
New York
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Balkans
KINQ
Czar of
Frederick of
Winthrop Turner
John F. Willis
Edward H. Percy
Creasing Daily
Willis
Percy
Jewelers
Dauphin
W. Joachim
Mobile, Ala
Balkan States
Barbariam
Boyle
Mobile
de Max
California
Hotel de Biron
Eduardo Mansilia
Rosas
Gena Agariadoff
G. van Antwerp & Son, Cor. Dauphin and
Royal Sts
Millis
Blyinger Iron Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
Southern
ST. Louis
Hdwd. & Supply
Coter Streets
Ala
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