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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1912

Page

4

Mikado's Illness Alarm Latest Bulletin From Tokyo

The Mikado suffers acute nephritis with alarming signs of poisoning. Empress remains at his bedside as Crown Prince Yoshihito cannot yet visit. Bulletin notes high fever, drowsiness, weak state, and careful nursing across Tokyo and Kioto as special services mark the Emperor's illness.

Empress Himself III Japan Imperial Household Ri Preas Remaland Physiciana Conac Onuhese

Britain's Love for US Attacks Our Best Sellers

London reports claim Anglo American affinity is recent and fragile. Chauncey Depew's Fourth of July remarks mock demagogues and specialists as Punch criticizes American best sellers. English readers joke about Wall Street magnates and American rarities, urging caution on American treasures.

Washington London England United States America Cleveland Lord Salisbury Ito Daelishmen Chauncey M. Depew American Society Londion Patrick A. Collin Ths Chauncey Col. Roosevelt Depew Moe Charles Major Macmillan Charles TI Everglades Florida Melonaquashville Tenn Wentworth

Deaf Deaf Folk Open a Club in London

A National Deaf Club opens in London with deaf members using oral and sign language. President A J Wilson presides as 12 members gather at 280 Euston Road with a billiard table and silent chatter. The club began in a cafe, grew quickly, and features notable members including a deaf-mute who runs Smyrna's railway workforce.

Washington Post London National Deaf Club National Deat Club Baker Street Euston Road A. J. Wilson Smyrna Wilson F. W.W. G. Gilby Church For the Deaf Oxford Street H. Newton Lowry Mr. Wilson

Bogus count revenge over garden party postponement

Paris dispatch describes Count Robert de Montesquieu duping 1,000 guests with a false postponement notice. A Parisian vengeful actress left out of invitations triggered the hoax, yielding scant attendance and a public scandal. The piece also notes society clubs, lectures by Bellamy Storer, and social figures amid Aix les Bains tourism.

de Montesquieu Storer Robert Badiy Robert de Monteaquieu Paris New York Hortensias Fifth Avenue Theatre Francais Misa Ida Rubenstein Figaro Gaulos Robert de Montesquieu Vesinetia Count Robert Marquis de Chambrun St. Genevieve's Club Marquis Latin Quarter Bellamy Storer Austria Society of the Atonement Gray Moor N. J Mr. Morgan

Convict in Hungary Attacks Cathedral During Mass

In Veszprim Hungary a man in convict clothes set fire to the cathedral and rushed the aisle to hide behind the high altar. A prison warder with rifle and bayonet pursued and captured him after mass was suspended. The escapee Vendelen Makkos is under death sentence for pawnbroker murder and had recently memorably changed trains.

Vienna Mags Veszprim Hungary Vendelen Makkos Budapest Obteining

Costume shocks Britons as American swimmer faces rules

Rose Vitonoff, an American aiming to swim the English Channel, endured a first practice in England marked by strict bathing suit rules. She recalled being barred from a water dive because her costume did not meet regulation design on a mixed bathing day and had to change into a sanctioned suit provided by an attendant.

Washington Post London Rose Vitonoff England Beaton Hornsty

Eggs and eggshells claim boosts vitality in Paris gossip

Paris society notes Mrs Van Valkenberg's visit with Fannie Reed muses on egg shell remedies by Emmerich and Loewe. They promote a chloride of eggshells tonic claimed to prolong life and fertility. Rival Deauville Trouville duel of casinos and hotels spurs bold investments as summer resort status rises.

Paul Pierre Rignaux Washington Post Paris Emmerich Munich Loewe Mmmerick Joewe Emmerich and van Valkenberg New York Countess de Gabriac Andre de Fouquiere Tsvolsky Russia Tittoni Italy Frederick Bell Albany John Monroe Paria Misa Lillie Lawlor San Francisco Misa Reed Rue de la Pompe Count de Cessas Mrs. van Valkenburgh Duke de Potar Duke Duchess de Tallyrand Deauville Trouville France Totel de Normandie Europe America Trouvile M. Cornuche Normandie Garden de Erlanger Déauville

Domestic Servants Insurance Society Emerges Over UK Act

London reports the national workmen's insurance act goes into effect this week. Duchess of Marlborough launches the Domestic Servants Insurance Society to assist women in private homes, arguing their needs differ from other workers. The act covers medical, sickness, maternity, and disablement benefits, with broad public support but notable opposition from some peers and writers.

Duchess of Marlborough Washington Post London David Lloyd Lloyd George Workmen's Insurance Act Desart Duchesse of Marlborough Domestic Servants’ Insurance Society Artcle Domestic Servants Domestic Servants' Insurance Society Septima D. Robinson-Puppy Robinson-Puppy Broadlands Malden Hilarie Billac George K. Chesterton

Princess Olga Rejects Kaiser's Son for Love in State Interests

Special cable reports Grand Duchess Olga of Russia refusing Prince Adalbert, son of the Kaiser, preferring her cousin Grand Duke Paul. The czar’s daughter declares she loves Paul, prompting a shift in royal marriage plans across Europe and highlighting the independence of ruling families.

Olga Russia Adalbert Czar Washington Post Berlin Europe Olza Finnish Prince Adalbert Kaiser Hohenzollern Prince Adalbert Wkesun New York Prince Dimitri Pauloviteh Paul Mary Manuel Portugal George England King Carlos Edward Germany Victoria Louise Prince of Wales Grand Duke of Mecklenbureg- Strelitz Marie Adelaide of Luxemburg Bax Amn

Jewelry, High Society Ball, and Suffragette Tensions in London

A London Dorchester House ball features Mrs Reid and other American matrons wearing vast jewels as Queen Alexandra's eccentricities intrigue the king. A suffragette arson scare is reported amid turmoil. a Harcourt family estate dispute and an American connection frame a wider public notice of scandal and guarded premises at Nunaham.

Latin Quarter Blane Aix-les- Blains J. Pierpont Morgan A. M. Evans Albany Columbus Aix-les-Bains Queen Victoria Ambassador Reid Dorchester House Queen Alexandra Washington Post London Alice Cunsiotaacs May Landenderpys Amher Moske Jan Reid Joseph Stiekae Tara Leo Goa Heardey Jeff Howae Ieadeas Morgan Fras Harcourts Harcourt Gen Lee Wiliam Harwho Nunaday

Plot to Kill King Alleged in Belgrade Arrest

Belgrade Servia July 20 News says a man unnamed in reports was arrested at Cetinje the capital of Montenegro charged with being commissioned by conspirators to assassinate King Peter of Bervis.

Belgrade Servia Peter of Bervis Cettinje Moantengera

Prince Frederick Willi May Visit German Africa

Government considers plans for Crown Prince Frederick Willi to visit German Africa. If approved, he would represent Erunner or William at the opening of the German railway to Lake Tanganyika, likely touring borders of German East Africa and the Belgian regions. The proposal centers on colonial expansion and imperial ceremonies, with details pending government decision.

Bertin Daly Frederick Willi Tria Erunner William Gierman Lake Tanganyika German East Africa

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