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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1915

Page

5

Footwear styles listed for ladies and misses in patent and kid

The notice catalogs a wide range of shoe styles and colors including Bronze kid Pumps brown cloth tops Dove gray Domino Pumps champagne kid Pumps patent leather diamond tip and trimming Battleship Gray kid Pumps oyster shell gray tops patent Colt olive gray tops inlaid tip tops putty sand or battleship gray kid English Oxfords Sand putty kid Military Oxfords patent leather diamond tip lace stays quarter English low heel blind eyelet Oxfords black or tan calf rubber or leather soles plain Oxfords Pumps Colonials Spat Pumps Cornell Pumps Tippeary Pumps White calf tops putty sand gray kid tops fawn or gray suede or buck tops champagne chamois fawn putty sand or battleship gray tops plain styles without cloth tops Slashed Tongue Colonials patent trimmed with white calf or white calf trimmed with patent leather patent calf Adete Pumps white calf tops or trimmed with white calf

Patent Colt

Not Clear What the Article Depicts About Photographs

The text argues against misleading photo captions and captions claiming scientific insight. It critiques how photographs and long words mislead readers, noting a labeled pair of hands as an example while debating the accuracy of such attributions and the reader’s susceptibility.

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Wife Seeks Limited Divorce Over Alleged Wedding Invite

Mamie Richards petitions for a limited divorce from Alvin Livingston Richards alleging cruelty and neglect. She cites a copy of an alleged invitation to his marriage to a city woman as proof of marital discord. The suit, filed in District Supreme Court, notes four children and a Juvenile Court effort ordering child support.

Mamie Richards Alvin Livingston Richards Interstate Commerce Commission Georgia Avenue Richards Les

Italy poised between war and neutrality in WWI balance

Diplomatic efforts in Rome shape Italy s stance as neutrals may follow. Kaiser Wilhelm s envoy Prince von Buelow pressures King Victor Emmanuel toward neutrality while France and Britain urge joining the Allies. Italian public opinion favors opposing Austria. Roumania hints at follow then Bulgaria and Greece may join.

Italy Rome Prince von Buelow German Empire Victor Emmanuel France Aussie Germany Austria Sicily Ahe Roumania Bucharest Roumantia Bulgaria Greece Athens Sophia

Court frees Mrs. Rogers in wartime custody case

Supreme Court Justice Giegerich signs inter locutory decrees freeing Caroline Giddings Rogers from Loriyn Elton Rogers, the attorney connected with Ida Sniffen Walters' two poisoned children case. Walters is named corespondent in Rogers suit and no alimony is mentioned. The broader article then discusses Switzerland's neutrality, Italy joining the Allies, and possible German invasion plans, including the St Gothard line and routes via Basel Olten and Jen.

New York Supreme Court Giegerich Caroline Giddings ‘Rogers Loriyn Elton Rogers Ida Sniffen Walters Alsace Baden Basle Aar Lake Constance Glatt Eglisau Kaiseratuhl Zurich Olten Berne Fribourg Lausanne Geneva Soeleure Bienne Neuchatel Thhe Jura Frante Pontarlier Dijon Belfort Besancon France French War Department Joffre Jura Switzerland Italy St. Gothard Brentwood Company

Luther Ring Worn by New York Minister’s Wife

Mrs Hildegard Pinkert wife of Rev Maximilian Pinkert in New York is keeper of Martin Luther’s wedding ring a ruby set item once owned by the Anholt Bernburg family of Leipzig. The ring linked to Catherine von Boren Luther’s bride and later passed through several German families before being given to Mrs Pinkert last summer. An expert from Leipzig confirms its authenticity and it is described as Luther’s betrothal ring in a 1862 Observer reference.

New York Washington Post Martin Luther Hildegard Pinkert Maximilian Pinkert St. Bartholomew's Church D. Martino Lattheros Catherine V. Boren Junij Catherine von Boren Saxony Dr. Buggenhausen Anholt-Bernburg Leipzig Baroness von Georgi

Kaiser Pays Antwerp Visit by Wilhelm and Prince Henry

Telegraphed report states Emperor William and his brother Prince Henry visited Antwerp at the end of last week to inspect harbor fortifications and submarine yards before returning to Luxemburg. Local papers were barred from mentioning the trip until the emperor returned. Observers noted he looked well though aged.

London Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company William Prince Henry of Prussia Antwerp Luxemburg

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