Morgan yacht owner entertains regally in coast gatherings
Lavish entertainments aboard the Margarinta with prominent guests including Consuelo Drexel, Lord Morbert Vane Tempest, and Mrs Drexel. Lady Algernon Gordon-Lennox and Duchess of Westminster are seen amid a season of yacht society at Cowes, with American and British guests dining and parading in yacht clubs and at Stoneleigh Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarita
Um Corsair
Anthony Drexel
Mien
Drexel
Lord Morbert Vane Tempest
Dereh Keppel
George Keppel
Lionel Rothschild
Ater
Drewel
Lewis Hacourt
Drcast
Deek Keppel
Ford
Lady Leigh
Stoneleigh Abbey
Nek Aining
Curendon
Mme
Dominguex Tord Bronke Jord
Lady Allen Vaic
Tidd
Mian
Vivian Torl
Lady Bateman
Shobdon Court
Startle in Lords as hats and coats steal the show
The House of Lords marks a dress spectacle as Lords Mayo and St Aldwyn appear in unusual headwear and coats. Lord Mayo wears a straw hat in the upper chamber, while Lord St Aldwyn sports a morning coat with light tweed. Lord Courty wears a tufted waiscoat, creating a vivid contrast to tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charselior
Maya Haa
Hettic
Dole
Lord St Aldwyn
Courty
Slavonian Bridegroom Wears Skirts in Slavonia Wedding
A Slavonian wedding article describes the groom wearing a long gaudy skirt and boots, with a neat jacket and white shirt beneath. It notes the bride’s attire and the elaborate dances that follow the nuptials. It details local customs, the social rules for dowry, and the importance of family consent in selecting a partner. The piece emphasizes regional attire and the festive rites typical of Slavonian marriage celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavonia
Free Doctors Needed at Hygiene Congress Discussion
American delegate cites free dental and verbal care for school children as cost effective to reduce truancy crime and degeneration. Cronin and Gulicka note school health programs and dancing in public schools as training. debate on love at first sight prompts women delegates to form opinions on marriage and character assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specter
Washington
London
J T Cronin
New York
International Consivas of
Emperial Institute
Cronin
Clackwells Island
Randalls Island
Blamen
Luther H Gulicka
Siris
Sweden
Gertment
R Talt Mackenzie
University of Pennsylvania
Congress
England
United States
Mackensley
Walie
Morgan
Interport
Murzun
West End
McMorgan
Prof Gainer
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Dre
Oman
Mims Co
Albert A Fallen Dol: Former Leader of Winegrowers Ta
Albert Marcelin, once known as the apostle of the south for winegrowers against the government, returns home to Argellers to a hostile reception. A mob jeers and blocks him, but he addresses them and resigns from the winegrowers committee. The dispute centers on influences from relatives and rival factions, with Ferroul and Mary cited in contested loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yas
Washington
Marcelin Albert
South
Lin
Albert
Anna
Winegrowers Committee
Ibert
Mac Clemenceau
MM Marcoulro
Narbonne
Mary
Dr Ferroul
Mary Ferroul
Americans Abundant at Swiss Resorts Lucrative Lucerne Scene
A manysided report from Lucerne notes numerous American visitors at Swiss resorts with several traveling to Bernina Pass and Nuremberg. Notables include William Rockefeller and Mrs Potter heading to Carlsbad, John J Clarke of Columbia joining a Lucerne family, and Theodore B Bronson with William Dodge forming a relief commission for Civil War era soldiers families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Bir
Vira Willam Rockefeller
Dopew
Potter
Nurember
Thane
Carlsbad
Jonn 8 Clarke
Columbia University
Lucamse
Wushy
Claance Winthrop Bowen Lows Stern
Hotel National
Mondas
Carlobad
Mire
Tosedt
A C Smith and Daughters
Lugano
St Gothard
Interviiew Lake Geneve
Aix
Jen Bains
Robert Smarston Fryer
Buffalo
Baden Baden
Francis Rogers
Geneva
Mont Blanc
Bronson
Lesburg
Rocky Buff
Theodore B Bronson
Theodore Roosevelt
Rocavvelt
William L. Dodge
Comalsslun
Baderat
Roosevelt Bronson
Dodge
Switzerland
Fire destroys 19 native houses in Manila blaze
Manila report states a fire in the afternoon consumed 19 native houses leaving 6 people homeless. Damage estimated at 68000 pence. The blaze started from an electric wire and swept 106 yards square. Heavy rain checked spread. no te noted insured. The homeless are being cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Kaiser Visits England Through Years of Family Quarrel
Washington Post reports the German Kaiser’s sporadic England visits driven by family dispute with Queen Victoria’s era to 1908. Chronology notes visits in 1863 and 1870s, a ceremonial stop at Cowes in 1892, Windsor with Queen Victoria’s funeral era, and later meetings in Kiel and Marienbad, culminating in August 1908.
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Kaiser
England
Cato
Washington Post
London
Vieira
Edward VII
Prince Wiliam
Prussia
Osborn
Solent
Cowes
Lowther
Kruger
Tim
Windsor
Edward
Hla
Eduardo
Kiel
Keonberg
Marlenbad
Rostand’s Chantecler Manuscript Rendered to Fragments
In a strange turn Rostand, author of Cyrano de Bergerac, repeatedly rewrote the five year labor on Chantecler. After visits by Coquelin and others, he discarded drafts, declaring the work unworthy. He has not produced a finished form and remains absorbed in perfecting his play through months of hesitation.
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Smeelal Cale
Workington Font Parla
Eamond Rostand
Cymimo de Berge
Céquelin
Cambo
Pyranxs
Kostami
Coqualla
Wen Coqulin
Paris
Cam
Rusten
Coquelin
Jrason
Wabyrigh
Princess Victoria Louise narrowly escaped injury at Wilhelmhorn Park
A report from Berlin says Emperor William at Wilhelmhore Park heard a tree crash as Princess Victoria Louise walked with Duke of Württemberg's children. The tree fell across the path. the princess and companions were frightened but unhurt. Workers cleared the tree while the Emperor supervised nearby.
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Berlin
Chsnel
Emperor Woltiam
Victoria Louise
Wilhelmahore Park
Tla
Somers
Coventry Pageant Ends With Godiva Ride On Motor Cars
London reports a Coventry pageant series concluding with a Lady Godiva ride through the city. La Mila, a music hall performer, embodied Godiva amid ample chiffon and a large yellow wig. The procession featured Peeping Tom and white bearded Druids on motor cars, drawing about 15000 visitors.
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London
England
St Albany
John
Lady Godiva
Coventry Tee
Godiva
la Mila
Coventry
Tom
Fre
Auah
Midland
American Youth Convicted in Fatal Automobile Crash Case
Jerome Simon of New York a 19 year old Columbia University sophomore was tried for causing a fatal accident near Hors eam. He was sentenced to three months imprisonment with costs after a bail appeal was denied due to risk of leaving the country. Witnesses testified the car was moving fast but Simon said speed was 12 to 15 mph. He claimed a Saxon forced him left. a woman crossing narrowly was struck. Lohmann supported his story. Frau Schuts was struck on the footpath. An expert testified the Detroit built car had nine horsepower and had just been repaired, unable to exceed 18 mph. Bail offered for Simon was $400,000 but refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zull
Jerome Simon
New York
Science Department
Columbia University
Horseam
Baecause
Simon
Ohmann
Tefur
Twe
Cauta
Lohmann
Simona Story
Oler
Nat Frau Schuts
Zech Mn
Detroit
Blinon
NEW PEACE COURT PLANNED AT THE HAGUE
The United States United Kingdom France and Germany agreed on a scheme for a permanent international court of arbitration to be called the International Court of Justice, distinct from the permanent court of arbitration. Details will be distributed to exam committee members tomorrow as delegates prepare to depart for the next plenary setting on August 1.
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Hague
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Committee of Examination
International Court of Justice
Charles Henry Butler
Susene
Alxis Chap’ Elle
Thas
SAY HAU CHAMPION LIES IN MURDER CASE TAINTS
Karlsruhe August Aunger uncerall witness Lindenau claimed he saw the flash of a pistol that killed Frau Malitorer. Karl Hau, sentenced to death, was brought from Mannheim to the murder scene by detectives. Officials deem Lindenau’s statements imaginary and unsupportable. Molitor left for Switzerland asserting Lindenau’s statements are false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlsruhe
Aun
Fred
Frau Malitorer
Karl Hau
Mannheim
Lindenau
Frau Wohter
Jlndenau
Olaz Molitor
Switzerlan
Lindenaus
Violinist Joseph Joachim Near Death in Bevin Berlin Home
World famed violinist Joseph Joachim lies dying at his Bevin Berlin home after years of asthma attacks. Family gathers at his bedside as doctors fear he may not survive tonight. Born in Hungary in 1451, he gained early fame for violin skill and was named honorary musical doctor at Cambridge University in 1877 and conductor of the Boys Academy of Music in 188.
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Bevin
Berlin
Joseph Joachim
Joachims
Hla
Hungary
University of Cambridge
Boys Academy of Music
Treaty links Russian British aims in Asia and Persia
The Anglo Russian talks culminate in a four point treaty covering Tibet, Persian interests, Afghanistan, and China’s status. It aims to reduce Russian influence and secure British strategic interests while awaiting top ministerial approval. The arrangement signals a broader alliance stance amid Franco Anglo Russian complexities.
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Boedla
Washington
St Petersburg
Downing Street
Czsis
Bridlah
Wihout
London
Russii
Afghanistan
Persia
Austro Hungary
Turkey
Higland
Egys
Constantinople
Bosphorus
England
Dawning Street
Russa
Pan Om
Selvaa
Asia
Tokyo
Inda
Bondar Abbas Es
Rusaia
Tibet
Sfan Council of Ministers
Atavism and Heat Waves Spark Mob Frenzy Rumors
A fragment from an English report describes sensational rumors of New York mob violence and panic during a heat wave. It notes bloodthirsty headlines and fear that crowds might erupt, while authorities and police struggle to contain unrest amid widespread anxiety.
Vatican Anger at Italian Response to Attacks on Clergy
Rome clergy protest government inaction as Catholic priests and nuns suffer daily outrages. Parishes petition authorities asking if anti Christian violence is legal and whether Catholics remain protected by law.
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Rome
Vatican
Torre
Parisi
Civ
Nedless
Pelton
Prince Henry Hosts Visiting Americans at Kiel Dinner
American yachtsmen guests dined aboard Imperial Yacht Clay at Kiel harbor. Prince Henry of Prussia led the hospitality with jovial remarks and a toast to the visitors. Admiral Lahnnow presided as honorary president as officers and notable guests plotted songs and friendly banter during the social hour.
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Kiel
Henry of
Prussia
Amercan
Imperial Yacht
Clay
Prince Henry of
Prasala
Admiral Larhnow
Plas Temperor
Willam Beg
Nava
America
Henry Howard
Tarman
Regitta Committee
Eastern Yacht Club
Lois Stackpoe
Edwin
Reginald Boodman
Matthew Belles
Semrer
H_ Foster
Habert Foster Jr
Thomas Claflin
FG Jackson
Henry
United States
Howerd
Amercans
Prines Henry
Cruisers Leave Manila for Pacific Duty
An armored cruiser sailed from Cavite Harbor heading via Yokohama and Honolulu to join duties at Evens feet. The Marsford vessel broke free at Cavite but was refloated in thirty minutes without injuries.
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Manila
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Colorado
Yokohama
Honolulu
Dmtr
Evens Feet
Marsford
Cavite
Manila After Oil Trust Sues for Unpaid Customs
Attorney General to sue Standard Oil Co to recover 49000 in alleged unpaid customs duties dating to the era of the army and the Dingley rate dispute. Washington instructed action to recover the difference between the Dingley rate and current tariff, reflecting long-standing government claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Tugtiee
Washington
Flesult
Standard Oil Company
London’s Old Cheshire Cheese Sold in Court of Chancery Deal
The historic Fleet Street inn once linked to Dr Johnson has changed hands for less than 60 000 pounds, acquired by a noble headed syndicate amid a Court of Chancery sale. Holy Lodge at Highgate, with sixty acres, faces auction next October and could yield 41 3900 a year ground rent. Burdett Coutts heirs once owned the property.
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Court of Chancery
Hally Lodge
Thy We-Hineton Post
London
Flant Street
Johnson
Moore
Nhe
Anterrans
Miso
Beco
Ten Jonson Tavern
Skoe Lane
Evan
Dolly
Simmer
Burdett Coutta Holly Lodge
Highgate
Dick Whittington
Guy Fairkes
Burdett Coutts
Haranesn
Sistters
Jerry Burdag
Isie
Fight for the World's Costliest Necklace in London Will Case
A High Court suit over a pearl necklace valued at 15000 reveals a will by the late Duchess Dushesa of Sermonita. The necklace said to be in London at death was claimed for Italian heirs or niece Lucy Henrietta Katrene. Experts showed eight rows total, with four in Britain and four in Florence. The judge ruled the London pearls were not part of the necklace and awarded them to Miss Hills.
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London
Dushesa of
Sermonita
Italy
Mise
Lucy Henrietta Katrene
Florence
Bescd Jber
Britland
Mise Hills
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