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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1907

Page

2

Reconciliation bid for Anna Gould and Count Castellane unfolds

Paris reports efforts led by Gould relatives and Castellane allies to reconcile Anna Gould with her divorced husband. The plan aims to wean Gould from close friends and influence, seeking a renewed marriage amid cautious Parisian reception and family caution. Final success remains uncertain.

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Tolstoy Reported in Serious Condition Again

St. Petersburg dispatch June reports famed author Count Tolstoy gravely ill from his home in Tula. World readers await updates as condition improves or worsens.

St. Petersburg Adiana Tula Tolstat

Americans Praise International Show Held in England

The article notes American exhibitors praising an international horse show in England where Walter Winans, an American living in England, won the day for England with American bred horses. Attendees like Alfred Vanderbilt valued their blue ribbons and praised hospitality and success.

Thoraés Canada Rives James W. Byner America Madisen Square Garden P International Khred Bi Maclay Alfred Vanderhilt Walter Wlnans England Winans Olympia Nw York Times Co

Rags the Capitol Dog Finds Life Time Post Here

A stray dog named Rags becomes a government employee under Superintendent Hiifott and J. A. Brown, assisting in constructing the new Senate office building. Once derided, she now serves loyally, guarding the gate at night and sharing meals with Parker the guard. New arrivals noted in routes include Mrs and Nits Ernest Les Conaut and Mr Conaut, legal adviser to the American government, among others.

Hiifott Woody Capitol J. A. Brown Senate Lusby Petunia Mr. Chas Gage Nate Pune Cleveland Ty My. Harris Washington Rome And Ernest Les Conaut Conaut Havana Sylvester Everetty Berlin Peter Fletcher Walker F. Bishop Wiliam Strauss Miriam WV. Strauss Walter Cary Morris ‘Werther 2 J. A. Had« Gack New York Ben Marcuge Morris Joseph Cherlas Reitler 8. Karken Chicago Francia de Lacey Hyde Plainfield W. W. Rowse Boston Jesse W. Lilienthal San Francisco Gildeyaleave Baltimore

Anarchist Albert Advocates Passive Revolution in Montpellier

Marcelin Albert and Albert defend a nonviolent wine grower uprising amid political pressure. They recount planning a Montpellier demonstration with 60,000 Southern supporters and reject violence while challenging government promises and local duties.

M.clemenceau Argeniiers Paris Tig South Montpellier Marcelin Albert Gavarniment Press

American Envoy Choate Testy Under London Prank Calls

Ex Ambassador Joseph Choate, en route to The Hague, faced a mass of persistent American reporters in London. The gagged interview stunt, run by rival correspondents, aimed to elicit views on affairs and Japan. Choate kept silent, growing wary as crowds swarmed him from landing to hotel, then boarded for his journey.

Riy Qurestion Count Bont Amma Gould-Castellane Union Washington Post London Joseph Choate Court of St. James England Hague Choate Mr. Choate Japan Porter Hotel Berkeley The

Executioner Favors Capital Punishment Details Revealed

A report notes the executioner Anatole Taebier, famed in past eras, who died recently. His father also practiced the trade, and Taebier spoke on execution tools and methods in a rare interview. The piece reflects on the history and public view of capital punishment.

Park Aro Hs Aia Eagetio Anatole Taebier

Mark Twain Expected in London to Rapture British public

The Washington Post reports in London on June 15 that Mark Twain is eagerly awaited by the British, rivaling Roosevelt in admiration. Many hosts plan luncheons and dinners to sample his humor, should he return to America this year.

Washington Post London Ondon Mark Twain Roosevelt America Proton Board of Trade Liverpool

Noted German surgeon Ernst von Bergmann dies. August Bier succeeds

The chair of surgery at the University of Berlin, recently vacated by the death of Dr. Ernst von Bergmann, is now held by Dr. August Bier. Bergmann was famed worldwide for extending surgical knowledge and treating eminent figures. He hailed from Waldeck Hessen and studied at Berlin Leipzig Kiel, becoming a leading authority through his work in Bonn and Kiel.

University of Berlin Ernst von ‘Bergmann August Bier Yoo Bergmann Turkey von Bler Hessen Waldeck Berlin Leipsig Kiel Esmareda Sryat Isa-He-Ivas Bonn

American Officials Witness French Car Crash in Northern France

An American party led by Consul General Alexander M Thackara and Assistant Secretary of State A Adee witnessed a fatal motor car accident in Northern France. All passengers were injured and the chauffeur died instantly. Mrs Thackara, daughter of Tecumseh Sherman, is noted for long daily cycling in Europe. The report lists other American officials and arrivals in Berlin and Saxony amid expanding trade and social life.

Thackara Philadelphia France Washington Berlin Alexander M. Thackara Afra Thackara Etter Germany Switzerland Riviera Italy Alex A. Adee America Havre Savoie Adee Tecumseh Sherman Clarence Rice Slocum Congo Free State Leopold Zittau Saxony T. St. John Gaffney Gaffney Dresden Lloyd Bremen Frederick August

McClintock Presents Black Feet Lantern Slides in Berlin

Walter McClintock, noted American ethnologist, displayed his lantern slides of the Black Feet life at the German capital, following earlier showings at the White House. Prominent officials observed the vivid depictions, with plans to discuss them further at a future London event.

Walter McClintock Washington Post Berlin Andrew Cargette Indigny Angé Bassy In Berlin Today. They Are the Game Pictures Which, Mr. McClintock White House McClintock Kaeimer Ambassador Tower Mergence Ufe America Ower Ee McCintock

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