Parisian Woman Suffrage Exhibit Draws Noted American Artists
The Montparnasse show features Anne Goldthwaite Constance Bigger Mildred Copeland Maud Hunt Squire and Anne Walker among many, praising sincerity of effort. Critics commend youthful and elder artists, noting notable watercolors and sculptures, with optimism for the future of American art abroad.
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Pierta
Gable
Cn Sing Mac Frontenversy
Suine Tire
Mme
Durand
Battte
Washington
Anne Goldthwaite
Clifford Lippman
Maud Hunt Squire
Montmartre
Constance Bigelow
Mildred B Copeland
Antoinette
Jeanne
Aline McVivre
Liule
Smart
Whit
Paris
Etel
Maude Murin
Anta Richardson
Brampen
Michel Mar
Elizabeth Edmond
Ale Wrights
Grace John
Vanderbilt Italy Mine Tunnel Threat Described
The article reports on a planned tunnel project near the frontier involving Vanderbilt and European authorities. It notes alleged actions by Prince Miguel's court finances, a judicial administration, and claimed use of a wartime safety system to destroy seven years of work within seconds.
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Eagpian
Ontia Fur Central Desire
Simon Tunel
Italy
Switzerland
Czar Colds To France As Russians Reject Subscriptions
In Petrograd on February 19 French senators and deputies arrived to foster interparliamentary ties. The Russian public and ruling circles show growing estrangement toward France with no subscriptions for relief funds and minimal participation by top leaders. The czar and premier skip receptions for the visitors, left to Foreign Minister Isvolsky and interparliamentary committees. The French visit is boycotted by both the left and right duma factions. Sugar trust dissolution follows and prices drop sharply.
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Washington Post
Peterburg
Russia
Ozta
France
Europe
Stolypin
Kokovtzof
Isvolaky
Duma
Bokhara
Wis
Cear
Stoly Pin
Kokertaof
M Kokovtao
Sour milk craze sweeps Britain with health claims
London reports a health fad in which Britons drink sour milk as a supposed universal remedy. The piece notes Bulgarian peasants drink it for longevity while warning of risks from improper fermentation. Actress Lady Bancroft’s illness from faultily prepared dairy is cited as a cautionary tale.
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Ugon Post
London
Bulgaria
Lady Bancroft
Badater
Prins Willem II Steamer Overdue With 52 on Board
The Dutch merchant steamer Prins Willem II departed Amsterdam January 21 for West Indies ports and New York with 14 passengers and a crew of 52. She was due February 3 at Paramaribo or Dutch Guiana and has not been heard from eleven days overdue. Sightings near the Brittany coast are unconfirmed and no further news has emerged.
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Prins Willem H
London
Prins Wien II
Amsterdam
West Indian
New York
Paramaribo Dutel
Guiana
Brittany
Dyaneum
Tan Vary
Ter Stdtel
Pring Willem TV
Ditet Club
Yeaten
Overlook Art Gems Showy Works Preferred By Europeans
Director General of the Royal Museum accuses Americans of buying opulent items with casual taste, favoring Rembrandt and Rubens while European buyers are overlooked. A rumor hints a New York syndicate may stage an American opera in Berlin as locals weigh cultural risks and opportunities. Francis MacLennan and Rudolf Bergen loom large as Berlin Opera circles note shifts and departures.
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Royal Museum
Kaiser
Francs MacLennon
Apelliat
Bashington
Berlin
Ede
Leonardo
Moyut Museum
Aimer Cana
Dr Bode
Lokat Angelger
Big Weet
New York
Berle the
Lokal Anzeiger
Buffalo
West
Kamer Han
Kale
Francis MacLennan
Troyal Opera
Scotland
Empera
Alda
Edinburgh
Rudolf Bergen
Berlii Grand Opera
Kaisers Royal Opera
Second Wife for Khedive Expected in Near Term
Special cable from Cairo reports Goualp rumors as Abbas II prepares to wed an Austrian countess already attached to the palace. The countess, now named Zubeida Yeni Hanem, has reportedly converted to Islam and will join the harem, increasing Abbas II’s wives to four under Masiem law.
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Rashington
Cairo
Chelea
Egypt
Actuaih
Abbas II
Islan
Zubeida Yeni Hanem
Abbas
Juvenile election views from London school mix satire
A Willesden northwest London school teacher has children craft a deflation of elections. The satirical lines define election as a bad cold and as sending a man to Parliament, with voice that the right man in should win while the wrong man must not.
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Kno Yesh Mgrom
London
Willesden
Flere
Fragmentary note hints at personal grievance and plan
A fragmented message mentions retaliation and a personal dispute. The text references a mother figure and a desire to act at a specific location, with unclear intentions and missing details about the event or outcome. The overall clarity is insufficient for precise reporting.
Duties of King's Cook Reveals Royal Kitchen Routine
Special cable from London reports Mr Monagey earns ten thousand nine hundred pounds yearly and resides near Buckingham Palace. He inspects the lunch menu at noon, crafts the breakfast plan for the next day, then prepares the following dinner menu. No two royal dinners are identical with occasional repeats by royal request. A side kitchen is set aside for experimental dishes, with months of refinement before service. A signature sauce took three years to perfect before appearing at the royal table.
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Washington Po
London
Monagey
Buckingham Palace
Arriv Ne
Palace
Wonaxers
Mepage
Notable Octogenarian Athletes and Angling in London
Dr Frederick Furnivall, nearing eighty, joins a Sunday Thames row covering 13 miles in winter rain, kept at 21 strokes a minute under a female coxswain from Hammersmith to Richmond. The piece also notes Prince Christian’s long hunting sessions, ties to Oxford Dictionary work, and a glimpse of 19th century athletic and scholarly life.
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Syedat Cable
Washington Poat
London
Frederick James
Revniver Boa
British Academy
Shakespearean
Acholay
Caraman
Suney
Thames
Admiers
Ite
Furnivall
Hammersmith Bridge
Richmond
Turnivall
Alcoho
Washinguin Pot Society
Paria
M Martel
Paris
Christan
Academy of Medicine
Camberlang Lodge
Germany
Widow Claims Pension Tied to Lesurques Melodrama
Mme Behagne, an impoverished widow, claims descent from Lesurques and a perpetual pension once promised by Napoleon. Officials say no documentary proof exists of any such pension or grant, though she asserts an 1862 establishment and a yearly 250 francs.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Mme Behagne
Lyons Mail
Joseph Lesurques
Lyong
Paris
Lesurques
Mme Rehagne
Napoleon Til
Lesaigues
Mme Rbehagne
Embassy Site Sale Rumors Hit Berlin Real Estate Scene
Washington embassy staff face a busy Berlin market as German papers revive talk of a U S investment of about 1 060 000 to 2 000 000 dollars for an embassy palace in Berlin The secretary exam notes that senators Aldrich and Speaker Cannon have not yet decided on overseas diplomatic establishments.
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Poeta Cable
Washington
Berlin
Sam
Kaisers Capital
Tim
Aldrich
Speaker Cannon
Digestive Aid Promises Free Trial Tablets
An advertisement touts Stuart’s Dyspepain tablets as a natural digestor improving stomach function. It cites Beaumont’s gastric juice research and claims the tablets aid digestion, relieve peptic issues, and soothe nerves. A free trial package is offered by mail from Stuart Co asking the reader to send name and address.
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Beaumont
Michigan
Exis St Matin
Alexis SL
Maitio
America
Canada
Stair Co
American Countess to Wed Venetian Noble in Venice
Miss Alice Meade of San Francisco plans nuptials with Count Paola Labla of Venice after a long courtship begun at a palace reception. Italian marriage law requires birth and parental certificates. Meade works to obtain these documents from San Francisco as authorities verify her birth and parental status before announcing the marriage date.
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Miss Meade
San Francisco
Tralan
Washington
Paris
Alice Meade
Furly
Trousseau
Paola Labla
Venice
Meade
Venetian Republic
Paola
Morosinti
Keiser
Italy
Wissa Meade
Aire
Tenlan
Mulai Hafid Yields Amid Feb 1 Ultimatum Rumors
Fragmented OCR text suggests Mulai Hafid may yield amid February ultimatum tones. Receipts mention signals or records in a tense exchange, with references to a trance and potential dates. The passage is garbled, but hints at a decisive political moment and diplomatic pressure.
American sculptress Miss Beveridge unveils The Vampire in Berlin
Miss Beveridge the American sculptress arrives in Valparaiso with William Bryan and family. She exhibits her life size sculpture The Vampire in Berlin amid German debate. The work argues human vampirism as metaphor for love and hurt, with references to Bluebeard and Jack the Ripper.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Leipsie
Amercan
Misa _Kahne Beveridge
Miss Beveridge
Leipale
Wes Mare
Mouk
Beveridge
Lemsle
Gilles de Ray
Marechal
France
Bluebeard
Jack the Ripper
Generoully
Lexquintte
Ming Beveridge
Cecil Rhodes
Ray Sunshine
Ray Beveridge
Mayfair
London
Vicious duel in Faris ends with Marquis wounded
A well known carriage maker and a mer chant named Lever faced off in a lengthy duel that lasted an hour on a salt field. Paser finally ran the Marquis through the arm, but the combatants parted unreconciled as they left the field.
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M Lever
Paser
Will of Emperor Menelik Read in Abyssinian Palace
Rome reports the political will of Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia published in Roman papers. It proclaims his nephew Jassa as heir, with Ras Tascamme as guardian, and warns disobedience with anathema and curses. High Priest Matheos denounces those who ignore the testament.
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Washington Post
Rome
Menelik
Abyssinia
Judan
Addis Abeba
Jassu
Ras Tascamme
Tiwa
Jassa
Judah
Arius
Jagen
Suardian
Matheos
Catch My Pal temperance campaign spreads in Ireland
A Belfast era report recounts how in Armagh Presbyterian clergy persuaded twelve youths to pledge temperance and spread the scheme nationwide. The Catch My Pal movement grows across towns and villages with enamel badges and local church backing, highlighting rising abstinence sentiment in Ireland and neighboring regions.
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Great Batam
Waerington Post
London
Armagh
Ireland
Cisterie
Pattnion
Chelstown Couiie
Tyrone
Mission
Scotland
Glas Lor
Globe room of Reindeer Inn may be shipped to America
Negotiations continue for transferring Banbury's Jacobean globe room of the Reindeer Inn to the United States. Rumors name a New York millionaire or a syndicate as purchaser. The room, cited as Britain’s finest Jacobean work, draws protests from British arts groups and historians.
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London
United States
Reindeer Inn
Banbury
New York
Nig Mansion
Manhattan
Globe Room
South Kensington Museum
Na Jrons
Reigi
Oliver Crompwell
Edgehill
Banburys
America
Conference of Birmingham University
Society For the Protection of
Policewoman on Berlin Police Staff Noted for Schoolboy Cases
Feb 19 report on Fraulein Dittmer, guarding 38 youths who ran away to Berlin since October, handling 148 cases, placing some in reformatories or returning others to parents after inquiry. The text notes parental cruelty and orphanages tied to the work, with references to Fraulein Dittmer’s role and duties.
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Spreial
Weslington
Berlin
Fraulein Maorgate
Dittmer
Imperial Palace
Fragletn Dittmer
Glasgow
Falmouth
England
Paris hotel quarrel ends in jail for eccentric heiress
A wealthy, fashionably dressed Lyon girl named Marie Robin, Marie Rob in, visits a Paris hotel with motive to remove a poor family, distributes money and valuables then clashes with a rival inmate. The scene at Folle-Mericourt police station ends with both women fighting and being sent to a special infirmary. A separate case involves Lina Kohrmaper, a Hagenau native, accused of stealing 71500 francs worth of jewelry after arriving in Paris seeking a governess post.
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Weahington
Paris
Folle-Mericourt
Place de la Republique
Mlle Marie Robin
Lyonge
Demary
Robin
Saint Denia
Demery
Adle Robin
M Demary
Mile Bobin
Imad
Saint Anne Asylum
Demar
Lina Kohrmaper
Hagenau
Bavaria
Poston
Paria
Hagengu
Lina
Moncenu
Tahe
20 Lost With Steamship Campa Off Dunwoody Bay
A gale offshore near Dunwoody Bay wrecked the Italian steamship F Campa with all hands. The crew of twenty is believed lost, with some bodies recovered as wreckage washed ashore today.
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Ireland
Queenstown
Dunwoody Bay
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