Kaiser Awaiting Guest Causes Berlin Curiosity Report
The article notes Emperor Wilhelm and guests including Colonel and Mrs Roosevelt as part of a plan to cultivate goodwill with the United States. Washington dispatches and diplomatic hints describe lavish honors, with references to American interests and tensions involving Argentina and Germany as relations with the United States are emphasized.
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Tha
Mrs Roosevelt
United States
Po Washington Fm
Tuyal
Walor
Alisfart
Weil
Jase
Bob Farsef
Roosevelt Hero to Prince An Uneasy Royal Visitor
The article describes a playful scene in which young royals Yolanda Imberto Mafalda and Prince Imberto question their father about President Roosevelt’s visit to Rome. They debate whether a menagerie will accompany him, what animals might be brought, and how the grownups will accommodate them, amid fantasies of hunter princes and royal garden meetings.
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Giovanna
Mr. Roosevelt
Ixtrun
Rome
Umbert
Quirinal Palace
Yolanda
Mo Wan
Mr Roosevelt
Kermit
Vatican
Menelik
Abyssinia
Prinze
Yoiania
Imberto
Prince Imberto
Mafrida
Aimberto
Arto
Papa Taright
United States
Weetman Pearson
Nes
Tondon
New York
Protaras
Weetmen Pearton
Hanover
Gerbert
Gladstone
Cini
Weetman
Bert
Perron
Mami
Pearson
Weetman Pear- Fean Rul Gi
Mexico
Argentina
How to Purify the Blood in the Spring
A health Nostrum style ad advises seasonal blood purification. It promotes liver cleansing, improved digestion, clearer skin, and renewed appetite through a herbal tonic and a home remedy. The plan includes a specified four tablespoon dose, mixed with water, to be taken before bed and after meals.
Iron Bars as Goins and Whisky Fire Alarm in Central Africa
Disorder erupts as inhabitants claim iron bars and whisky can destroy rivers. Expedition into Lengo region sparked by elephant alarm and a claimed attack on a river, with villagers recalling a trader’s plan to fight and warnings of fiery retaliation.
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Afrca
Morris
Thes
Fen Simpson
Kaiser Adds To Exhibit Sequin Cable Kine Art Display
Henry P Farnt presents The Indian Who phat a Bear and The Song at the Talking Wire by Charles P Taft in the Kaiser exhibition. Tim qer William and others sent works. attendance may rise despite German patronage doubts. Hugo Reisinger defends American art and its urban subject matter against Berlin tastes.
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Henry P Farnt
Timqer
William
Talking Wire
Charles P Taft
Cincinnat
Provik
Ambassador Accused Sparks Viennese Diplomatic Crisis
A teacup incident in a Vienna court hall involving Count Ashrenthal and the German ambassador has spiraled into a diplomatic storm. A Vienna letter to Berlin denounces Sir Fairfax Cartwright for fueling press assaults on German ambassadors and for urging Count Aehrenthal to seek peace with Tsvoisky to bolster Austrian independence from Germany.
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Washington
Vienna
Mer
Slapan
Count Ashrenthal
Count Aehrenthal
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Fairfax Cartwright
Tsvoisky
Germany
Plans for Schloss Gladys castle in Hungary
Paris notes report Count Ladislas Szenhany plans a grand château in Hungary called Schloss Gladys to honor his American wife. The estate replaces a ruined castle on high ground with gardens, baths, and artful decor inspired by Versailles, Skibo pools, and Paris landmarks. Henry A Alexander, then in London, is linked to Miss Adelaide Dent as a possible fiancée, amid divorce activity and society speculation.
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Vance Thompson
Paris
Ladislas Szenheny
Hungary
Umar
Hater
Schloss Glaiys
Runt de
Hestellane
Anna
Abert
Monaco
Iris
Alcea
Swedentvis
Ads
Snd
Ontambieu Redin
Tae Cowit
Nothar
Versaile
Garden of Versailles
Skibo Castle
Henry
Ace
Tory
Momen
New York
Inerskin
Hlommers Gould
Ier
Hlenzy Addin Mesander
Thyme Wean Coma
Bars
Mente
Gomaud & Meander Wintehal
Ondon Tnt Mer
Tondon
Ty Parks
Jes
Adelaide Dent
Alexander
Theodore Roosevelt
Miss Dent
Hlezarschelee
Wellesley
Pas
Ummen
Mailiam “Courtney
Mans Aidle
Rilard Kent
London
Boalir
Murrage
Teesle
Torrence
Kinsler Magaun Atowander
Blakeston
Muss Grace Green
Roosevelt
Vath
Atowander
Biss Dent
Alexander Tuttle
Chicago
Leole Des Be UN Arts
Turis
Republic
No More PILES Free Trial Pack Promises Pile Cure
A vintage ad promises quick relief from all forms of piles with a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure. It claims immediate reduction of congestion and swelling, urges readers to send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan, and markets a 50 cent follow up box once relief is felt.
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Pyramid Drug
Pyramid
Marshall
Mich
Philadelphia visitors among ten granted papal audience in Rome
Philadelphia residents Francis H L Kelly and P Po Martin and families met Pope with Bishop Thomas Kennedy introducing them. Rev John Bancroft Devine of New York and wife toured Florence after Mediterranean voyage. Vere Wong worshiped at American Church. Brainsford of New York plans to return to duties as clergyman with renewed courage.
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Specia
Magian
Rome
Passion Week
Francis HL Kelly
P Po Martin
Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
American College
Poe
Uber
Arch
Ryan
John Bancroft Devine
New York Observer
Wiss Green
Messina
Florence
Vere Wong
Brainsford
New York
J & Morgan
Parl
Dangers to Balloonists Oxygen Need at High Altitude
A historical medical note describes how prolonged oxygen deprivation at high altitude risks fainting, shortness of breath, and loss of consciousness for balloonists. It cites the body’s response to hypoxia, the speed of respiration increasing with danger, and notes that severity worsens above several thousand feet.
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Syetlal
Ile
Millauning
Rts
American Lad Bravery Saves Boys At Vienna River
An American boy and student Seymour Donahey in Vienna acted bravely when a boat overturned on the Danube. He and his comrades fell in, he saved one boy who could not swim, then rescued a second. For his courage the Empire awarded him a gold medal and Vienna newspapers praised the feat.
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Lts
Tonehey
Secoud Box
Vienna
ommenUng
Donaheys
Abdul Hamid in terror amid crisis report
Special Cable The Washington Post Vienna Mark 64 information suggests Abdul Hamid is in crisis and depleted by fear of assassination. He is said to have cried for help at the sight of his son Abdur Rahimi with a toy pistol in hand. A drainage overhaul at Villa Allains added to his fear of flood in his rooms.
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Washington
Vienna
Abdul Mami
Sying
Abdur Rahimi
Villa
Allains
Piet
Ras Mfoot
Epigrams by Countess Vera de Talleyrand Perigord
Special Cable reports Paris Mar 25 noting public attention to Pensees et somremirs, a private collection of epigrams by Vera de Talleyrand. The Countess comments on women's nature, love, fidelity, and aging with aphorisms, contrasting coquetry and truthfulness, while depicting women as both powerful and vulnerable.
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Paris
Waleri
Vera de ‘Talleyrand Perigord
Criies
Countess of Talleyrand
Rare rubies seen at court amid royal jewels
The report recalls dazzling rubies shown at court this spring. Queen Atevandra wore the Cullinan on her necklace, a famed royal ruby set dazzled on her carriage, and the Lads Cuensument stone drew notice. Other gems included the Emworthy and Belton pieces, with wealth and prestige shaping the scene among aristocratic attendees.
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London
Lugland
Lngland
Bet
Luvnee
Beltons
Wie
Ogiton Mille
Tourists Violate Shrines at The Mosque of Gai
A visiting tourist describes disrespectful behavior by travelers at sacred Muslim sites in Jerusalem. He recounts being stoned near Rachel’s Tomb and criticizes how some Americans photograph and speak loudly at holy places while noting reverence varies.
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Jerine
Amercans
Gai
Rachels
Iman Nate
Jers Lon
Sure Pimple Cure Promised to Transform Complexion
A promotional notice hawks a free sample of a beauty remedy promising to erase pimples and blemishes. It urges readers to send name and druggist details to Toledo, Ohio, for a free mail delivery and claims a guaranteed satisfaction and a new baby-soft complexion.
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Faithy
Bittner Co
Toledo
Ohio
Washington
Downell Dalg Co
Next Court May 27 Reuters Tells of Proposals
Private letters assert King’s health not so good as official bulletins declare Duchess of Sutherland backs a theatrical troupe Sir Weetman Pearson fails to gain a peerage. Names, travels, and social appearances fill a chaotic London scene as courts approach and society figures prepare for Whit Week events.
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Duchess of Sutherland
Weetman Pearson
Riviera
Tne Kng
Cvs Martin
Roxdrighe
Alastair Thaeshet
Carin
Granard
Chesternel
Nettie Post
Montagu
Earl of St Gerv
Society Gossip Amid Brides and Aristocracy Abroad
The piece surveys American and British high society mingling at the Riviera and London. It highlights engagements, marriages, and entertainments involving the Dukes and Duchesses, Countesses, and prominent families. Notable names include Miss Crocker, Miss Nettie Post, Mrs Harold Baring, Miss Mackay, and Sir Weetman Pearson, plus remarks on theater and diplomatic hospitality.
Holidays Spent in Country Special Copy
Ambassadors Reid and accompanying guests stay at Wrest Park during the holiday period while Mrs Reid remains on the continent with Mr and Mrs John Ward. Mr and Mrs Will Philips will be at Fawkswood in Italy. Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr plan extended sojourn near Brackley by Hanbury Cant Cluman, as American interests feature in the scene.
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Bausy
Cleman
Edward Kimpton Wat
Herefordshire
Frank Macke
Ritz Hotel
Para
James Henry Smith
Alvo Sy
Paris
Mise Goudy
Mon Cynl
Cumberland Place
Possesson Fort
Mins Goudy
Tonden Cyr Ward
Lord Dediey
Australia
Dudley Pain
J Warle
America
Mir
Ta Montagne
de Coppi
England
Thames
Grosvenor Square
Coventry
Mle
Creery
Manis
Anil
Mauietene
Tomoren
Neil Mie
Parks
London
Ambasador Reid
Wrest Park
Reid
John Ward
Will
Philips
Ithaly Country House
Fawkswood
Arthur Orr
Brackley
Hanbury
Cluman
Dramatic Call to Force Costumes for Actresses
A controversial ad argues morality rises if managers must provide costumes. Speakers claim actresses face coercive dress requirements and marriage constraints tied to pay. They criticize contracts that cancel when actresses marry, urging legal change to curb such practices.
Editor Scorns a King Specialable
A Munich art gallery director Herr von Jachend reveals a Rubens attribution controversy. The piece, misassigned through a manipulated image, wrongly appears as a Rubens work though likely by imitators.
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Munich
Mit
Areme
Rubens
Imostatios
Women riders lead men over fences in Chase season
An elderly sportsman claims women are superior in achievements while another authority notes English neglect of dance and sport. The discussion centers on equestrian events, fences, and the evolving roles of women in competitive riding during the chase season.
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