Crown Princess of Saxony In Asylum Scandal Near Dresden
A long fragment reports the former crown princess of Saxony, wife of the Belgian tutor Brat Audre Giron, living in a private asylum near Dresden after an alleged elopement with Giron. The piece notes royal reputations damaged by scandals, differing views on her sanity, and calls for restraint amid court intrigue and police involvement.
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Junatlessylum
Dresien
Tx Crino
Saxony
Cass
Europe
Dresden
Brat
Audre Giron
Bone
Ovary
Sanleriain
Louiss
Belgium
Philip of
Cobarg- Koberg
Vienna
Leopold
Laeken
Erunpels
Seobold
Hersolf
Mattachich
France
Phillip of
Coburg
Vie
Finde Sa
Austria
Drecen
Louise
Fietention
Matlachich
Faris
Gome
Lgadine
Allea Feta
Dreaden
Cato Ernest I
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George of
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Geneva
Melon Vacaresco
Helen Favaregoo
England's Most Popular Nobleman and Royal House Secrets
The piece portrays Lord Lonsdale as a famed sportsman with influence among workers and nobles alike, highlighting his ties to the Kaiser and yacht affairs. It surveys royal fear of madhouse confinement, citing Queen Elizabeth of Romania and others, and notes how courts can suspend or restrain princes and princesses of blood in extreme cases.
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England
Lord Lonsdale
Carpentier
Hs Mansions
Barley Thorpe
Loni Lonniale
Drilnera
Dos Breadars
Iestaer
Mateor II
Kaiser
Cleopatra
Lonsanleig
King Howard
Hia
Alexander von Polsig
Belvetien Republic
Satlrs
T Louise
Alwys
Paris
Durelata
Plano
Count von Polzig
Coburg
Gotha
Tng
Europe
Bance
Lyra
America
Sovere
Love for Alexandra Grows in London Auction of artificial flowers
London July 2 Thousands of women sold artificial flowers in support of the Queen Alexandra House Fund. The event drew the public and police aid to manage crowds and ensure fair competition among street sellers. Each participant received a dollar in compensation after the day’s efforts.
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Beeclak Cotte
London
Eneland
Alexandra
King Enswara
Ebe Cow
Conan Doyle and Dr Bell Shape the First Detective
A fragmentary profile traces Conan Doyle's debt to Edgar Allan Poe and Dr Bell of Edinburgh. It explains Bell and Doyle’s early influence on the creation of Sherlock Holmes and the idea of a detective guided by science and keen observation.
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Conan Doyle
Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Arhur Conan Doyle
Teeph Bell
Edinburgh
Peets
Sherlock Holmes
Nia
Trenkly
Macaulay
Sherlock Holues
Bell
Doyle
University At
Seli
Langman ‘Feld
South Africa
Jean
Grat
Arls
Africa
Famillar
Bes
Dr. Bell
Sir Arthur Fo
Tle
New York
Hlasbury
Dole
Beli Ang
Hell
Thorgerhly
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Prince of
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