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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1905

Page

5

Norway Elects Prince Charles as King Haakon VII

Christiania reports the Storthing elected Prince Charles of Denmark King of Norway as Haakon VII elects to rule. Oslo dispatches indicate King Edward may visit Norway early in 1906 and a coronation is planned for July. Royal salutes and jubilant demonstrations mark the historic decision.

Christiania Edward Germany Berner Charles Anhor Nens Harmbur Storthing McLerner Copenhagen Prince Charlesi Horner Hagerup-Bull Sng W Anderson Austboutenart M Kahrsa M. Branne ML Grimg Haakon VII Eis Immo Mitel Prince Charles Aristlin Eresiient Bernie Ring of Norway Haakon VII Caf Lfe Tor Haakon Glen bin Ethics of Denmark Frinta Frederick Princ Charles Norway Nox Harks Il Vecetya Formant Finnea Henry Prussia

Dutch Troops Rout Rebels on Celebes Island

Dutch forces report success against rebels on Celebes and Sunda Islands. They captured two positions, with 41 rebels killed and four wounded. Dutch losses were six killed and 34 wounded. A rebel leader and 35 men were killed at Wao la. A German spy case mentions Ladislaus Pawlaski sentenced in Warsaw. A new ammunition advance for German rifles is noted, boosting efficiency. Farewell reception in Yokohama honors Griscom before steamer Manchuria departure.

Che Hague Celebes Sunda Waola Grescom Yokohama Griscom Manchuria

Russian Writer Guilty of Selling German State Secrets

Zinaida Smollanioff, a young Russian author prominent in Berlin society, was tried in Leipzig on high treason charges. The court found she possessed confidential documents and passed a fifteen month imprisonment along with a 1500 mark fine, with police supervision after release.

Yardal Dioputeh Typ Washington Leipzig Zinaida Smollanioff Imperial Court Berlin St Petersburg Uyed Germany

Pope’s Venetian Cardin als Spark Vatican Criticism

Rome reports criticism from Vatican clergy over Pope Pius X’s choice of Mer Callegari as cardinal and the appointment of Cavallari as patriarch of Venice. Commentators note two Italian cardinals named Venetians during Pius X era, drawing parallels to Leo XIII’s Perugiani group. The move sparks talk of factional groups within the church.

Rome Venice Mer Cavalari Vatican Plua X Mer. Callegari Padua Mgr. Cavallari Leo XIII Perugia Pius X Veneziani

Korea adopts protectorate proposal amid cabinet pressure

Seoul May 18 Korean cabinet at 1300 hours agreed to adopt Marquis Ito's proposal for a Japanese protectorate over Korea after nine hours of debate. Most ministers yielded to pressure from Japanese minister Hayashi and Gen Hasegawa, commander of Japanese troops in Korea.

Seoul Korea Marquia Ito Hayashi Gen Hasegawa Ore

Lord Mounstephen Gives 50000 For Unemployed

London November 1 Lord Mounstephen contributed 50000 to Queen Alexandra's fund for the unemployed the largest individual subscription yet received for the relief effort in Britain and its territories

Lord Mounstephen Quean London Queen Alexandra‘s Fund For the

Famous Painting Debated for Batsh Gallery Purchase

London reports on the Velasquez Venus and the Mirror sale with UK and US bidders likely to influence a British National Gallery purchase effort. Advocates push for funds and private gifts while opponents, including Lord Ronald Gower, deride the work as an ostentatious indulgence.

Batsh Gallery Cabre Washington Post London Velasquez British National Gallery America National Gallery Lord Ronald Gower National Portrait Gallery

Glass substitutes for lint in wound dressings

London physician Dr Aymard urges using smooth glass as a wound dressing instead of lint. He reports experiments with thick window glass coated in carbolic oil that healed wounds quickly without scarring. The method promises significant hospital savings, is painless, and allows wound examination without removing dressings.

London Washington Pi Navy Aymard Lancet

Artists Give Hints For Gowns From Gallery

Mode seeking women visit the National Gallery to glean ideas from old masters like Titian Veronese Van Dyck and Botticelli. They seek affordable fabric ideas to mimic high fashion without paying top dressmaker charges, overheard discussions show.

British Gallery Speries Washington Post London National Gallery Dreas Titian Veronez Vandyck Botticelli

Diplomatic Shakeup In Russia Departure of Hardinge

London Nov 18 The Standard reports Sir Charles Hardinge British ambassador to Russia will not return to St Petersburg on leave and will be succeeded there by Sir T. Gon currently permanent secretary of the foreign office.

Russe London The Standard Charles Hardinge Russia St Petersby T. Gon Foreign Office

New Art Store Opens at 917 F Street Washington

The National Art Association, headquartered in New York and well known in Washington, has leased 917 F street from Thomas B. Wagentren site and begun remodeling. The store will display an extensive collection of art wares, pictures, curios, and furniture with fine show windows and a grand opening attended by C. A. Luengene.

The National Art Association New York Washington F Street Thomas BH Wagen- Tren C. A Luengene

Japan After War Facing Housing Crisis and New Ambitions

Following troop return from the front estimated at 700000, Japan faces housing and food challenges amid easing war mood. Peace strengthens national confidence. agriculture rebuilt, industry rising, and plans to settle in Manchuria and Korea. About 75,000 of the million who went to war died or were killed.

Japan Manchuria Ines Korea Little Hermit Kingdom

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