Kaiser Sister Inherits Duchy Title Amid Saxe Meiningen Ties
The report describes Kaiser Wilhelm II’s sister becoming duchess of Saxe-Meiningen through dynastic marriage links. It notes the duchy’s history, Bernard’s succession, and mentions the late Duke George and German royal connections within a period-accurate, reverent tone.
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Saxe-Meloingen
Bavaria
Saxe-Helningen-Hildbarehausen
Bernard
Ernest the Pious
Saxe-Gotha
Tuhe Bernard
Kaiser Wshelm
Charlotte
Frederick
Meiningen
Saxe-Meiningen
Two Held in $8,000 Theft Case In New York
Police today charged Hewart H Dank and George Lind Uh with burglarizing assets reali zella company tank, alleging an $8,000 loss. Lind was described as a former auditor in the Hanis Change offer and faces unnamed charges.
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New York
Hewart H Dank
George Lind Uh
Opf
Reaiizella Company
Hanis
Lind
Pasteurization Urged to Prevent Raw Milk Dangers
The memo warns raw milk and cream harbor illness risks in animals and people. It cites scarlet fever diphtheria and typhoid as linked to contamination, endorsing home pasteurization and cold storage. Public health officials promote pasteurized milk as safer, urging dairy workers and consumers to avoid raw products.
Ear Prize Drawn in Harlem Court Case
Edith Matthews wins the case after proving Bell McKay bit off her ear and kept it in a jar of alcohol. Magistrate Levy orders: evidence is final. Police pursue a possible gang linked to missing young women found in Harlem apartments.
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Bell McKay
Washington Pont
New York
Edith Matthews
Levy
Harlem
Matthews
West 18T Street
Mrs. Matthews
Bell
Mrs. Matthew
Snowy
Mrs Matthews
Adelaide White
East Nicety-sixth Etreet
Florence Levy
108Th Street
Mary Hauser
Margaret Gilroy
Court Hears Bandage Evidence In Wives And Families Case
A New York City magistrate hears a case about reservists called to front with a prisoner held for two more days. A wife shows a glass jar of alcohol as evidence about a wounded husband and bandages, prompting remarks on court precedents for bearing families. Dr William Davidson travels from the District to Pittsburgh. Eldridge Jordan’s wife undergoes appendicitis surgery at Johns Hopkins, with Mrs Dos Passos of New York formerly married to him.
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Marlem Hospital
Levy
New York
Aug
M. Harris
Hotue
Gathel
Matthews
Joseph Geler
Sife
Tayo Chil
Ren
Geter
Eldridge E. Jordan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Br. Jordan
American Ingenuity in Fashion Faces War Time Strain
Paris gowns influence Gotham styles as war disrupts French shipments. American buyers in New York and London weigh a homegrown look, while Paris designers and French assets remain unavailable. Dealers plan Americanized autumn and winter lines to meet demand amid diplomacy and supply fears.
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New York
Asmerlca
Napoleon
France
Paris
London
Clnne
Pari
Worth
Paquin
Poiret
Rue de la Pale
Urs Avg
abay+ ave
Forder
United
Trent
Fraca
Steat
Tate
Hog prices hit record as hogs sell for 9.90 in East St Louis
Hogs brought 9.90 a hundred in East St Louis marking a yearly high. The rise follows light imports and unexpected demand from European governments. Munson Aldrich Havens, longtime Washington resident and Cleveland Chamber of Commerce secretary, received Oberlin College's honorary master of arts on June 4 for his work toward higher standards for chambers of commerce nationwide.
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East St. Louis
Munson Aldrich Havens
Washington
Charpher of Commerce of
Cleveland
Ohi
Oberlin College
International Conference on Home Education Postponed
The fourth International Conference on Home Education, scheduled for September 2–3 in Philadelphia, is postponed due to war. Martin G Brimwaugh, president, states war is the enemy of the home and urges support for widows and children. A Salvation Army outing for children and mothers is planned with transport from Lincoln Park, Salvation Army HQ, and Georgetown, all expenses covered.
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Philadelphia
Martin G. Brimwaugh
Salvation Army
Georgetown
Albatross Hitches Ride Aboard British Ship To Brooklyn
An albatross weighing 14 pounds and over four feet long followed the British bark Annie from Salina Cruz Cuba for sixteen days. The creature, the finest seen in port, died on the Brooklyn deck and was mounted for display in a local museum.
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New York
Wold
Brooklyn
Saliva Cruz
Cuba
Washington Post
Salina Cruz
Cape Barn
Ber
Wien
Reserves Leave Salvador for Panama and Guatemala
San Salvador reports French reserves departed for Panama and two detachments of German reserves began march toward Guatemala.
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San Salvador
S—A
Panama
Guatemala
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