South Africa Loyalist Leader Pushes Federation Plan
A boer chief named Botha champions gradual British empire union across former colonies while seeking land rights and stability. Delegates from four colonies consider a Canadian style federation as they weigh independence, reform, and possible franchise changes amid tensions between Dutch and British interests.
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South Afric
Art Federation of
Onklog
Avieta
Canada
Tir Jameson
Steyn
Groot
Waldims
What I Have Bone for Others It Can De for You
A fragmented testimonial offer claims hundreds benefited from Pyramu treatment. It promises a trial package by mail and free coupon, urging readers to send an address for delivery. The text hints at cures for piles and related ailments but lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Pyrama
Maranall
More Weddings In Britain Reported In Year
The registrar general reports in England and Wales marriages rose to 276 421 in 19 , a rate of 482 per 1 400 marriageable people. Widows increased slightly while bachelors and spinsters fell. Remarriages of divorced persons declined. Marriage age climbs to 28 66 for men and 26 49 for women. Births total 918 442 or 51 per 1 000, the lowest on record. Deaths reached 624 221 or 15 per 1 000, the lowest ever recorded.
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Sprelal
Washington Post
England and
Wales
Du Maurier Wrote Sensational London Play on Conscription
London drama reports Mêl Guy du Maurier of the royal fusiliers as author of the sensational play An Englishman’s Home at the Lyceum, with George du Maurier and John Barrie aiding. The work promotes conscription through a middle class English home under invasion, staged across two London theaters.
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London
du Mauriers
George du Maurier
Trilby
Guy du Maurier
The
Royal Fusiliers
Wyndham Theater
Wareh
Tne
Maj du Vauriers
Gerald du Maurier
John Barrie
Lord Robe Ts
Pha Pli
Lord Roberts
Sam Page
Lnglind
American society abroad in London social roundups
Special despatch from The Washington Lost Jonug notes Princess Hatz events in London at Draycott town house and dinners hosted by Mrs Grace. Mrs Cornwallis-West rents Mme Metha 3 house. society gatherings include children entertainments and a fairy tea for Church Army linked events. Capt Gibbons to transfer from naval attaché post, Mra Ogden Bishop visiting Ambassador Reid’s West Park residence.
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Washington
Jonug
Princess Hatz
Draycott
Grace
Battle Abbes
Selfridge
Arlington Street
Earl of Yarmouth
Wrs
Cornwallis-West
Mme Metha
Moreton Prewen
John Less
McCormick Coodheart
Marie Leonze
Schleswig-Holstein
Church
London
Mra Ogden Bishop
Wiest Park
Ambass
Dey Reid
Carrie Nation visits suffragettes at London rally
Carrie Nation attends the Women's Freedom League reception. she praises suffragists and declares herself a militant ally while opposing alcohol behind a bar. Suffragette preparations for a parliamentary opening rally continue as leaders plan Holloway arrests and cab minister access is restricted.
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Washington Pit
London
Carrie Nation
Women's Freedom League
Mrs Nation
League
Holloway
Albert Hill
Japanese Actors at Home Again in Tokyo
Tokyo reports the Sakuragaywa school of acting opened by Sada Yakko and Otetoro Kawakami, training fifteen girls aged 1 to 22 from cultured families. The reform in theater marks Japan’s shift toward Western ideas, with the couple promoting a free, modern theater after years abroad in America and Europe.
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Tokyo
Sakuragaywacho
Sada Yakko
Otetoro Kawakami
Japan
Okuni
Dandeto
Martino
Kawakami
Kade Yakko
Seda Yakko
Thea
Ter
America
Washington
New York
Europe
London
Baron Kaneko
Monnha Vanna
Kawekami
Soshi Shibai
Young Theater
Ireland Avods Griscom Dinner Invitation After Controversy
Rome notes recounts Archbishop Ireland’s Rome visit and a prior embassy banquet that sparked a scandal involving Cardinal attendees and a reprimand to the college. Griscom’s bid to host American naval officers for Ireland faces a refusal due to Italian ministerial presence. The episode shapes talk within clerical and diplomatic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rome
Clifden
Ireland
Henry White
Quirinal
House of Savoy
Ed Colege
Vecao
Reaton
St Paul
Mgr Ireland
Ambassado
Griscom
Marabello
Matine
Kaiser Still an Idol Held to Discretion Pledge
German celebration of William II’s birthday sends a clear message of popular loyalty with royal messengers from multiple states praising the emperor. Ambassador Hill announces Busch’s $100000 gift to Harvard’s Germanic Museum amid birthday festivities and a gala performance attended by 140 guests at the Kaisers castle in Berlin.
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Emperor William
Ambassador Hill
Busch
Washington
Bern
Wurttemberg
Baden
Bavaria
Luitpald
Mos
Finetl
Clancellorom Buelow
Potwlam
Song
Vince
Wiliam
The
Castle
Adolphus Busch
St Louis
Harvard
Kaiser
Berlin
Bre Yon
Bodleian Library
Oxford
James F Dickle
Lonor
American Brides at Court in London Social Scene
Special cable From London reports Frost and Fog Daye Somety returning to London Town Lady Strafford plans a bail. Ambassador Reid visits Windsor. Mrs Reid and Lady Granard not presenting as citizens. Wadsworth to return Feb 4. Royal conference looms. Grogrove Square hosts the Drexels in a new home. Lady Strafford to host March 2 ball. Countess Pappenhelm settles in Port Street house.
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Frost
Fog
London Town
Lady Strafford
Washington Post
London
Jax
Ambassador Reid
Windsor
Reta
John Ward
Nee Reid
Granard
Ee Mills
Reid
Sone
Ward
Lad Granard
Wadsworth
Stockton T SN
Parker
Christ Church Westminster
Frast
Strawbridge
Patterson
Melton
Claridge
Beatty
J A Clarke
Cora Lady Strafford
Drexels
Grog
Vebor Square
Countess Pappenhelm
Port Street
Wh backs in Nice and Paris social circuit
American diplomatic and social figures gathered in Nice and Paris this week. Ambassador Henry White hosted a breakfast for the American fleet as Presidents Fallieres and Roosevelt were toasted. New York society names Mrs G C Delmonico and daughter, H F Farrar, F B Williams, and Mrs George Lorillard Ronelés appeared in Paris society, with several taking rooms at the Astoria and Vendome. The Duchess of Marlborough and Lady Herbert also visited, while Elizabeth Remsen left via Marseilles for algebraic travel.
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Washington
Paris
Henry Winte
Nice
Fallieres
Roosevelt
G C Delmonico
New York
Paria
Astoria
F Farrar
F B Williams
Hlysee Palace Hotel
Riviera
George Lorillard Ronelés
Neo
Hoadley
New Yorks
Elizabeth Remsen
Vendome
Marseilles
Algierd
Duchess of Marlborough
Meurloe
London
Lady Herbert
America
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Cannes
Excavation at Forum Reveals Vestal Shrine and Aemilia Basilica
Excavation work by Com mendatore Bont in the Forum area shows the lowest strata reached and sheds light on the Basilica Aemilia and Vestal Virgins. The Aemilia, partly uncovered in 1629 and restored, appears as a family monument of the Aemilii with foundations from the Republican era embedded in later imperial walls. Finds include seals in glass paste, lamps fragments, water receptacles, and statue fragments revealing the official relics of the Vestal Virgin and related religious artifacts. A Republican-period house on the Clivus Sacra yielded amphorae, pottery, and Bacchic emblems, suggesting ritual use and a labyrinthine layout.
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Bont
Forum
Basilica Aemilia
Basilica
Aermilia
Foruth
Antoninus
Faustina
Mercus Fulvius Nobiligi
Marcus Aamius Lepidus
Fulvia
Aemilia
Hueben
Aemliii
Aemlia
Walla
Tius
Signor Bent
Bacchus
Pope Receives Sailors From American Fleet Visit
Rome dispatch reports Pope Leo XIII surprised by the American fleet sailors many of whom are sons of priests and bishops or university graduates aboard the world cruise flagship Connecticut and transport Culgoa in Naples Rome audiences arranged but earthquake damage postponed planned extended port calls and audience with the Pope while Admiral Perry awaits orders. the voyage totals about 14000 men with 500 Catholics aboard the expedition born in the U S and abroad while King Menelik is described as chronically ill with no current danger of immediate rain.
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Wareless
Washington Fost
Rome
Italy
Stony
Calabria
Naples
Leghorn
Genoa
Eternal City
Connecticut
Megrima
Culgoa
Perry
Ar Department
Aton
Charles Ahern
Sydney Key
Re Fone
Can Tary Ile
Goys
A Simple At Home Weight Reduction Remedy
An article promotes a simple home receipt to reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It claims a pound daily loss is possible for fit individuals and provides a mixture including Marmola cascara aromatica peppermint, prepared by a druggist. The tone urges safe health while offering an easy method.
Americans in Rome await husbands return from quake zone
Boston couple Mrs Edmund Billings and her husband, an agent aiding relief, await news from the earth tremor districts as social life continues in Rome. Naval attaché Mrs Belknap and Maj Landis rest from taxing duties while others recount worn experiences from Messina to Huailan. Nelson Gay, damaged Bayern crew, and the Kellogg Durlands adjust to Rome life and Queen Helena coverage. Anna and Miss Phelps meet the pope, leaving an impression of Rome’s social scene.
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Bilings
Reloes
Washington Post
Edmund Billings
Boston
Massachusetts
Bosends
Hellnap
Rome
Vienna
Belknap
Heta
Messina
Maj Landis
San Francisco
Nelson Gay
Joan Elliott
Bayern
Java
Kellogg Durland
Helena
Venti Settembre
Italy
Anna Phelps
Miss Phelps
Washington
College chairs up to date in Automobiles and Aviation
A Washington Post special report notes the Gottingen Association for the Promotion of Amphhed Plus 1s and Mathematics establishing a chair of aeronautics at the University of Gottingen with Dr Prandtl as first lecturer. Berlin grants a substantial subvention for the chair. W Morgan named first professor of automotilism in England. He will lecture on motorcar engineering at Merchant Venturers Technical College Bristol, linking Bristol to Daimler through joint research and practical application at Coventry workshops. The arrangement keeps the department in close contact with the automotive field.
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Washington Post
Bern
Gottingen Association For
University of Gottingen
Prandtlas
Germany
W Morgan
England
Merchant Venturers Technical College
Bristol
Morgan
Bainier Meter Company
Daimler
Coventry
Radium for Mineral Water Gains Ground in Paris Institute
Special cable from Paris reports rapid gains in radium use with the Paris Radium Institute extracting radium from pitchblende. The institute now holds fifteen grams valued at $350, with 69 surface cancer cases treated yielding four cures and widespread successes in tumors tuberculous conditions and chronic ailments. The lab plans to increase radium output sixfold this year and applies radium to mineral waters to boost efficacy.
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Paris
Giow I ii
England
Degrass
France
Pharaohs Heart Hardened In Mummy Dissection
The Washington Post reports a mummy described as Menephta shows aged lime deposits and arteriosclerotic changes. The heart is said to have been hardened against the Israelites, with the mummy's tissues examined by Royal College of Physicians affiliates in London.
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Spader
Washington Post
London
Jane
Pharaosh
Israel
Menephta
Post
Amenhotep I
Elot Smith
Royal College of Pryelians
Qlondon
Prarsohes
Menephigh
Rich American Sought by Former Baroness in Paris Ad
An old European noblewoman seeks a wealthy American spouse. Born a baroness from an ancient lineage, she is divorced and in Paris. The advertisement promises payment or settlement and cites an old Alma Nach de Gatha name. the offer drew rejection in a York newspaper.
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Washington Post
York
Wait
Taste Is Sure Stomach Guide for Digestive Health
An excerpt explains how taste links to stomach health, with taste buds signaling digestion and blood condition. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, claiming broad physician use and a free trial offer from the A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Wright
Stuart
Seperbor
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Big
Marshall
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