King's Enmity Sparks Mediterranean Command Shakeup
A garbled dispatch notes a rift between King George and the Duke of Anglesey over the appointment of a new Commander-in-Chief at the Mediterranean Station. Roosevelt is mentioned as shaping policy while a royal displeasure move aims to expand knowledge of Posthtae affairs. The piece hints at political ambition and cabinet disputes surrounding the post and its holder.
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Arsen
Earl of Anglesey
Pamela
Mediterranean Station
Pomadon
Edward
Cons
Baat
Roosevelt
Papinjav
Norlee
Novs
Comanghe
Lobe Fort Sr
Brain size and shape linked to mental power, sci entists say
A special report notes that brains of famed scientists vary in weight and structure. It highlights Cuvier and Abercombe as heavy brains, and J J Mendeleev’s brain described by Bechteren and Weinberg. The work in Nature adds to anatomy studies, stressing that only detailed features such as left parietal convolution and a small temporal lobe may relate to intellect, not surface attributes.
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Washington Fes
London
Cuvier
D Abercombe
J J Mendelee
W von Bechteren
R Wein‘berg
William Roux
Halle
W Engelmann
Leipsig
Beehhteren
Weinberg
Warner
London social guides lure Americans with blue blood service
An international scheme by Maj Walter and Capt Dennison Adams proposes a corps of army and navy officers as social guides in London and New York. The project promises American visitors access to upper circles, private secretaries, and companions, with fees to support an aristocratic service model.
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Ipsom
la Fee
Washington Post
London
New York
Walter
Dennison Adame
Army
Navy
Dennison Adams
Plass
Cooks Guides
Bee Theaters
Ourier
Lonion
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Ita
Bedge Ce
Roble
Suides
Charing Cross
Chicago
Westminnster ' Abbey
Mme Tussauds
Savoy
Consina
Victoria Station
London Social Guides
London wall paper novelty praised by Washington reception
The article discusses a new London wallpaper design favored in Washington drawing warm approval. It notes the high cost and artistic craftsmanship, with mention of its complex patterns and tinted blues, reds, and blacks. The piece emphasizes the stylish impact on interiors and social reception.
Bishop at the Opera Prompts Local Cheers and Plans
Readers report a lively scene at the opera involving Sruih and family. The piece mentions Victor Hen and a trip to Rome, hinting at a forthcoming performance or tour with a noted artist. The text reads as a fragmented local notice with names and brief events.
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Sruih
Mackey Sant Poe
Victor Hen
Rome
Airship Market Booms as Prices Vary Across Models
The airship market shows strong demand with prices ranging from 310,000 for some craft to 2,400 for others. Wright patents, Santos Dumont tensions, and several firms including Bleriot, Clement, and Antoinette report orders, deliveries, and ongoing developments.
Birth Rates Rise and Fall Stir France and Europe
A Washington Post summary notes a striking rise in deaths and a decline in births in the first half of the year, contrasting with last year. Dr Bertillon links the trend to social and legal structures, citing France and other European nations. He argues that generous dowry customs and birth-rate policies influence family dynamics and economic behavior, while noting drawbacks such as dependence on parental support and stifled self-help.
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Washington Post
Eppalling
Bertulon
E.m
Paria Ag
Lfe
Origin of Aviation Sparks in London Bus Ride
A London bus driver recounts a casual moment at Waterloo that he credits as the origin of flight. He recalls a gust of wind lifting a passenger’s hat and carrying it over the parapet, inspiring him to claim aviation was invented during that night.
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London
Waterloo
Revival of mysticism likely to be a winter craze
Portents show London’s winter craze will revive mysticism as spirit mediums flood papers and astrologers surge in trade. An enterprising woman opens a cafe combining clairvoyance with tea, while Bond Street shops relaunch old stock and retailers promote charms and mascot trinkets in silver and gold.
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Smart
London
Washington
Bond
Banjaroo
Watch
Nechieec
Doxéther
Smiagowa
Furious Flying Prosecution Opens in Paris Courts
French aviator M S Branck faces trial for furious flying after his aircraft crashed into the Port Aviation crowd, injuring several people. Two victims have summoned him for dangerous aerial driving and causing an accident by his imprudence. lawyer Paul Fey, son-in-law of Mrs Hart O Berg, represents the case, adding a Wright family connection to the proceedings.
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Tas
Washington Post
Paris
M S Branck
Port Aviation
Paul Fey
Hart O Berg
Wilbur
Wright
France
Report on Hudson-Fulton visit cites naval uniform critique
Admiral Le Pord submitted a report on the Hudson Fulton celebration mission noting cordial French sailor relations with other nations. He laments the sobriety of French naval uniforms compared to foreign dress, citing earlier criticism by M Pelletan and other ambassadors as a common remark.
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Washington
Paris
le Pord
Justice
Liberte
Vette
Ministry of Marine
Carmille Pelletan
Marie
Hosaya
Russia
Constantinople
Rome Exhibits St Peter Treasure Vestments
Rome reports a public exhibit of the St Peter treasure previously hidden behind the sacristy. For a fee visitors will view rare liturgical items, including Charlemagne's dalmatic, extensive embroidery, precious gems, gilded bronzes, Cellini works, a jeweled chalice once owned by the Duke of York, and other church ornaments and votive offerings.
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Washington Post
Rome
St Peter
Qurpose
Pallajolo
Benvenuto Cellini A
Duke of York
Million for cancer cure gifts from Speyer estate
The will of Mrs Fransisha Speyer widow of George Speyer of Speyer & Co New York and London leaves between 8 and 10 million dollars to benevolent objects The Frankfurt Academy of Social and Commercial Science receives 3 19 million and 10 000 is set for cancer research. many other institutions including those aiding actors musicians journalists and artists receive bequests with a pension plan for some beneficiaries.
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Frankfor
Fransisha Speyer
George Speyer
Speyer & Co
New York
London
Frankfort
Prankfort Academy of Social and Commercial Science
Socistes
Actors Orchestra
Spever & Co
Insomnia and Indigestion Promised Relief Tablets
An old medical notice links chronic insomnia to indigestion and warns against sedatives. It promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe remedy to address stomach irritation and insomnia by treating the underlying cause. The ad urges readers to mail for a sample and to buy the product from druggists.
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Iasomania
Prattars
Stuart
StuartCo
Sturct Building
Maratiall, Mich
Rue de la Paix Seen as Street of All Nations Dominated by Americans
In Paris on November 18, observers note Rue de la Paix as a world stage where Americans appear to dominate the fashionable crowd. Prominent figures like ex-mayor Van Wyck, Nat Goodwin, Prince George of Greece, and Gen Spiridovich parade along the strip near Napoleon’s column and the Opera, painting a vivid scene of cosmopolitan society and shifting national symbols.
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Bogota
Washington
Paria
Rue de le Paix
Napoleon
Place de Lqpera
Prince George
Greece
van Wyck
New York
Harris Phelps
Nat Goodwin
Mander
Gen Spiridovich
Abe Hummel
Loch George Moore
Berry
Duke de Rohan
Robinson
Talers McKee
Hart Col Watterson
Duke
Sparta
Roosevelt rumor death rumor interrupts Rome visit
The report of Mrs Roosevelt's death in Africa spread during her stay in Rome, though it proved false. She maintained incognito and kept to her room while officials and reporters crowded her hotel. Ethel Roosevelt appeared in public at times as her mother received many letters and impromptu offers, which she declined.
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Washington Post
Roosevelt
Africa
Rome
Ethel Roosevelt
Italy
Jana
Ito
Agao
Useleas
Crowninghlet
American Academy
Roossvel
Academy
Bright
Montmartre Quarries Sinkage Sparks Paris Roof Fear
A Paris drainage and street collapse near Montmartre has locals fearing the roofs of old sewers may be unstable. Rescue efforts revealed a calcareous underground water mass undermining quarries, prompting cautious warnings as authorities consider improvements while salvage and relief work continued.
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Tks
Washington
Paris
Recen
Ventmarre
Grkingworan
Cudren
Montmaitie
Plage Palas Royal
Rue de Ruvoll
Lowre
Montmartre
Cr Pieter
Old Far
Snakes, Monkeys, and Meat Eating Study
A zoological talk contrasts vegetarian and carnivorous diets and notes that snakes often accept dead food while certain monkeys show a taste for sweets from visitors. Dr Mitchell traces feeding habits and suggests monkeys may fear predators and humans influence.
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Weahington
London
W-De Chalmers
Micaels
Zoological Horuty
Tno
Homanitarian League
Mitchell Saya
Minette
Mitchell
New Bell for Gibraltar Submenu Fog Signs Hear for Tex Malew
The installation of a submarine fog signal bell at Tarifa near Gibraltar is completed. The bell rings five strokes every three seconds with a six second pause, linked to the lighthouse building to alert ships within about ten miles.
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Washington
Gibraltar
Tarifa
Ighthouse
Roosevelt Hostesses See Garden With British Party
The article recalls visits by Mrs Roosevelt and party to a tea arranged by Mrs Crowninshield, with the British ambassador and Lady Rodd hosting and escorting the former President and daughter. The group toured the city, admired the garden, and refused to stop with Lady Rodd to remain free for sightseeing. Miss Ethel prefers Venice and Florence to Rome.
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Weir
Amerian Ertigens
Crowninshield
Roosevelt
Thus Autle
Rodd
Dmiper
Ethel Tikes
Venice
Florence
Rothe
Imagination Powers Bold Speech At London Address
Lisut and Shackleton urged listeners at Queens Hall London to fuel endurance with imagination rather than physical sustenance alone. They cited wartime officers and explorers to illustrate mental strength as key to reaching far shores and sustaining crews through deprivation.
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Shackleton
London
Washington Post
Queens Hall
Torward
Tote
Wine Production Lightens Across Europe This Year
Special Cable reports a broad wine shortage with poor quality across Europe. Burgundy and Champagne yields are well below average, while weather worsens the outlook. France and other regions face reduced production levels and strained quality this season.
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London
Castro
Controversy Over Leonardo Bust Sparks German Papers Clash
German papers lash out at museum director Dr Bades over the authenticity of a famed Leonardo da Vinci bust bought for the Kaiser Friedrich Museum in Berlin. Dr Bode defends the work as the original Leonardo, while critics question the bust’s genuineness and cite historical debates, auctions, and expert opinions amid a heated public quarrel.
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London
Soy Ig
William Bades
Kaiser Friedrich Museum
Berlin
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Boile
A. Shan
Buble
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Bode
Leonardo
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Eden
Georgan
Lucas
Leonardo da Vuenis
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