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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1917
Page
2
Trautmann affair at Potsdam a curious royal intrigue
In autumn 1912 Berlin luncheon scenes draw Crown Prince and circle into a fluttering scandal. Frau Breitenbach and daughter Elise captivate a young civilian linked to Trautmann, prompting imperial orders to investigate via Baron Steinmetz in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Esplanade
Berlin
la Toque
Fran Breitenbach
Dortmund
Cours
Marmor Palace
Frau Breitenbach
Elise
Empire
Bethmann-Holmes
Prince Maximilian Egon Zu Puerstenberg
Fuerstenberg
Elise Breitenbach
Gnandee
Brettenbachs
Alaenstrasse
Countess von Rassewits
Frag Breitenbach
Palace
Fran Hrettentach
All Highest
Potsdam Court
Max Reinhardt
Deutsches Theater
Krausenstrasse
Crown Prince
Heltzendorff
Franelin Breitenbach
Thad
Paris
Baron von Steinmetz
France
Monsieur Felix Reumont
Ma Avenue de Neuilly
Pont
Steinmetz
von Steinmetz
Frau Brettenbach
Avenue de Neuilly
Bridge
Germany
Felix Reumont
Secrets at Potsdam From the Berks of a German Court
A London ear report details anonymous letters flooding the Potsdam court about the Kaiser and Kaiserin. Baron Steinmetz and detective Schunke trace paper, typewriters, and a Paris witness to Franz Seeliger, son of General von Trautmann, who admits authorship but dies in a Brussels hotel before confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeQueex
Imperial
Potsdam
Tuten
Saxony
Germany
Ernst von Hel
Prince Fitel
Sophie Caroline
Prince Henry
Prussia
Willie
Berlin
Schunke
Klewitz
America
Los Angers
Maine-et-Lotre
Leipzig
Wilhelmshaven
Tours
Antwerp
Wilmersdorf
Harbge
Bertin
Neges
Marmor
Lanery’s
Haussmann
Printemps
Devonshire
England
France
Maison Audebert
Marseille
Boulevard Haussmann
Elise Breitenbach
Lanery
Paris
Neuilly
Franz Seeliger
von Trautman
Old von Trautmann
Esplanade
Angers
Rue de Provence
von Trautmann
Pots‘lam
Blackguard
Breitenbachs
Breitenbach
em_peror
Marmor Palace
Stuttgart
Baron Steinmetz
Kaiser’s Court
Bert ‘Lin
General von Trautmann
Schanke
Brussels
Seeliger
Guard
Baron
Alsenstrasse
Quirinal
Corso
Rome
Elise Brettenbach
Renzi
Piatea Colonna
Frans Seeliger
Ber- Mn
Ising
Irl
Ike
Mulheim
William LeQueux
Built for King’s Daughter Chemin des Dames road tale
The Crnonne plateau high road later named Chemin des Dames traces from the Paris Maubeuge line near Soissons across the Craonne plateau into the Allette valley and Vauclere woods to Dove domain. It was built for princesses Louis XV daughters and their ladies of honor after concerns over road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crnonne
France
The
Aisne
Chemin Des Dames
Louis Xv
Paris- Maubeuge
Allette
Vauclere
Dove
Bouconville
Adelaide
Sophie
Victoire
Mme. de Narbonne
Maid's Loud Cry Triggers Leprechauns in Waldorf Room
A Waldorf Astoria maid's loud outburst leads bellhops to a hotel room where two tiny marmosets, mistaken for leprechauns by a startled porter, cause laughter. The crew, amused yet cautious, decides to leave the creatures be as the maid balks at keeping them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Emerald Isle
Paddy McFadien
Ballyshanon
Sudden Change of Mind Reflections on Debt and Living Standards
An exchanging couple debates debt and appearances with a judge's remark on bravely maintaining appearances versus facing financial failure. The dialogue probes responsibility, pride, and affordability as they weigh keeping their current home against selling assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Not Knocking at All Dialogue Fragment
A brief exchange reveals missed contact as one person asks why the other did not call. The responder notes the call was unnecessary and not worth the trouble, highlighting a casual stance on direct communication.
Whistler Studio Style Praised For Energy And Vision
Observer recalls Whistler in a bright Lindsay studio with mirrors and a long, low room. He notes Whistler’s merciless self-critique, extreme activity, and use of three foot brushes to judge each bold stroke across large canvases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Row
Hay
Whistler
Four Miles or Until the Fly Crowes? A Courtroom Jest
In a muddled closing scene a judge and jury hear a cross examination about distance between towns. The defendant responds with a play on words, and the judge corrects softly that the phrase should reference how the fly crows, leaving all parties puzzled by the misheard question.
Christmas party dare ends in marital debt
At a holiday gathering a guest offers a dish while a young lady notes that accepting the request incurs a kiss. The exchange prompts her to alert her husband, who agrees the kiss is a just debt. The husband then questions whether his wife’s consent in marriage alters the obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat
Jones the Golfers Speaker Turns Orator
A fragment notes Jones as a regular golfenspeaker and jokes about his oratorical prowess. The speaker asks what makes him golden mouthed, suggesting perseverance. The text remarks that troubles appear dark at a distance but brighten as they near.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hohenzollerns
Kaiser
Count Ernst von Heltzendorff
William Te Qeenx
Ernst von Heliacederd
Haw Jeong Bern
Europe
Great Britain
Anya
Helmendorf
Frantein Elise
Alette
Antenmrasonabio
Pura
Hue Ead Hiem
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