American Socialites Stir London As India Command Post Hints
The article reports on American society figures linked to India’s prestige, naming Lady Maxwell wife of General Sir John Grenfell Maxwell and Edna May Lewisohn notable for salmon angling in Scotland. It notes Hamilton and Maxwell as potential commanders in chief, and details social ties with Princess Christian, Viscount Deerhurst, and American families in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Overton
London
India
Lady Curzon of
Kedlestone
Mary Victoria Leiter
Levi @. Leiter
Chicago
John Grenfell Maxwell
Maxwell
Louise Bonynge
Charles W. Bonynge
California
Virginia
Viscount Deerhurst
Earl of Coventry
H. L. Smith-Dorrien
War Office
Ian Hamilton
Hamilton
Lord Roberts
Egypt
Pretoria
South Africa
Bonynge
Lady Maxwell
Viscountess Deerhurst
Princess Christian
Deerhurst
Helen Blanche Coventry
Calcutta
Simla
Passengers Gasp at Harriman Jewel Display Aboard Ship
Mrs. Oliver Harriman sister-in-law of Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Jr aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II for a Europe vacation showy display of diamonds and pearls drawing universal attention. Passengers noted no details on guarding the valuables during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oliver Harriman
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
Relievered not your home seven days a week headline
Ad copy announces a relievered service delivered to your home seven days a week for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mobile Daily Item
Old Mouther for President in French Senate Race
Paris news notes Antoinin Dubost as heir presumptive to the presidency, backed by Clemenceau, with rivals Leon Bourgeois and Millerand in play. Dubost, 68, long public servant and author, campaigns quietly from his senate chair as France eyes the next presidential choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis de Castellane
Paris
Monsieur Antoinin Dubost
Senate
Republic
France
Amand Fallieres
Chamber of Deputies
Royal Versailles
Emile Loubet
Dreyfuss
M. Dubost
M. Clemenceau
Antoinin Dubost
Dubost
the Elysee
M. Antonnin Dubost
Fallieres
Henri Eriason
Leon Bourgeois
Bourgeois
Jong
Falretires
M. Millerand
Ir Cs
Millerand
M. Debagsefi
Mata
German Mount Is Still Away From Mahomet
Berlin dispatches report growing estrangement between Kaiser Wilhelm II and Crown Prince William. A new photograph shows the emperor with his younger sons while the crown prince is absent. The earlier Reichstag clash over foreign policy led to the prince being sent to Danzig, away from court life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Elphberg
Berlin
William
Kaleer
Hohenzollerns
Kaiser
Adelbert
Germany
Sailor Prince
Reichstag
England
Europe
von Bethman-Holmes
Merz von Heydebrand
Militant
Prince August
Dantzig
Hussara
Princ
Emperor Frederick
Potsdam
Birth of Heir May Alter Vanderbilt Fortune
The birth of a son to Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Margaret McKim in England may shift a large inheritance. Eleven year old William Henry Vanderbilt, by his first wife, could lose future portion as his father’s will may now favor the newborn child. Willie has lived with his mother since 1908 divorce, with limited contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Margaret Finnerson McKim
Baltimore
William Henry Vanderbilt
French Vanderbilt
Hag
Alfred Vanderbilt
England
Siitle
Willie
Mather
Britain and Russia Move to Fulfil Shuster Prediction
London reports Britain and Russia advance plans to divide Persia between England and Russia. Sir Edward Grey and Sergius Sazanoff confer with King George at Balmoral as the fate of Persian independence is discussed amid protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Persia
W. Morgan Shuster
Edward Brey
Sergius Sazanoff
M. Sazanoff
Sir Edward
Count Benckendorff
King George
Balmoral
Sazanoff
England
Russia
Mr. Shuster
Russian Empress Regains Health After Melancholia
RUSSIAN EMPRESS REGAINS HEALTH reports the czarina has recovered from melancholia and nervous strain. Once thin and worried, she now appears rosy and restored, with renewed health and a calm outlook. Authorities note protection and medical efforts across Europe and spa treatments as contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge Peterkin
GT. Petersburg
Bhe
Europe
Alice of Hesse
Victoria
Czarina
Ker
Alexis
Elizabeth of Hesse
Sergius
Bnd
John of
Kronstadt
Philipps Landard
Paris Paper Praises Education Amid Arbitration Debate
Paris dispatch notes a Paris newspaper praising American education for school children and patriotism. It discusses arbitration proposals, air power ethics, and contrasts French pacifism with American resolve, highlighting Keller’s achievements as a deaf, dumb, blind student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri
Diplomatiat
Geneve
France
Watmene
America
Eclaire
Keller
Madame le Blanc
Miss Keller
Judge in Covington Declares War on Gamblers
Judge Frank M. Tracey told the grand jury in Covington Kentucky that gambling and bookmaking must be stopped. He warned city authorities to curb illegal operations and said gambling corrupts cities and undermines honest officials. The judge urged stricter enforcement of anti trust and restraint laws and stressed vigilance against professional gamblers and their influence on elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Tracey Yesterds
Covington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tracy
Unknown fragment hints at recovery and health hope
A fragmented passage notes awakening, self cure, reduced worry, and rehabilitation of health marking a shift from sadness to renewed cheer. It mentions a person who has ceased to worry and aims to regain warmth and vitality through recovery efforts.
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American Social Centre
Scotland
Y Edna May
Oscar Lewisohn
Edna May
Edna
Howard Goulds
Dunkel House
Perkshire
Lewisohn
Gillies
Balmacaan
Bradley Martin
Michael
Countess of
Torby
Martin
Sam
Nortian
Viscount Elibank
Nartyr of Elibank
Liberal Party
Lord Elibank
Mexican Eagle Oil Company
Lord Cowdray
Weetman Pearson
Shell Transport Company
Marcus Samuel
Standard Oil Company
Shell Company
James McDonald
Cadogan Square
McDonald
Globe-Wernicke and
Sherman Stationery Company
Water Street
Mahomet
Emperor William
Crown Prince
Princess
Meir
Mrs. French Vanderbilt
William Henry
Britain
Shuster
Morgan Shuster
Rocheforts
Vatican
Attac
Peage
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