Siamese King Rama VI and Queen Mother reshape royal court
A long feature discusses King Rama VI of Siam, his bachelor status, the Queen Mother’s reforming influence, and Siam’s royal family history. It describes the queen mother’s education initiatives, hospital work, Red Cross leadership, and the shift toward a more modern court with public roles for royal women. The piece also surveys Bangkok’s stature and Siam’s royal customs and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hama VI
Uighness
Clao
Fa Chrakrabongs Phivavarth
Chitsamulus
Rama VI
Siam
Nama
Cujon
Somdet Phra
Paramindy
Maha Yajiravudh Mongkut Krao
Rama Thibodi VI
Frederick Dean
New York Tribune
Ongkorn
Mahe Mongkut
Hig
Maha Chula
Prin
Europe
England
France
Germany
Russia
Norway
Swed
Tinly
Spain
Netherlands
Vajiravudh
Alake
Ramayi
Phitsanutok
Mongkut
Hama V
Hettyberg
Christ. College
Oxford
Anden
Paris
Comedie Brancaise
America
Stam
Homa VI
China
Httie
Benier
People of the
Burma
United States
Ilis Son
Chulalongkorn
White House
Washington
Amerlea
Asia
Maha Chulalongkorn
Tussia
tWnerge
Nobil
Howaver
Ufe
Red Cross
Ita Gize
Java
Bangkok
Gulf of Stam
Venice
Mahogany's Early Spread and Notable Varieties
A garbled note recounts Sir William Tulelen introducing mahogany into England during TR and using it to repair a sible wood. It mentions later discovery of diverse mahogany varieties in Africa, Japan, the United States, the Philippines, the UI, and Australia, with a caution about missteps in using such material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tulelen
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry
Bak Needham
Reme
Taphael
Persini
Fats
Ville
Rome
Etpg
Ttaly
Phineas Barnum
Gurney Larkin
Hallow
Tris Ford
Emanuel M7
Maesty
Box Wes
John Rig
Bran
Charnt Olds
Tyan
Olds
Tyen
Nolinds
Bas
Doubleday
Croot-killers
John Bismer
Thiat
Ron
Borghese Gardens
Bho
Seeane
Gould
Fang
Sian
Ange Pata
BNE