Mother Shipton Prophecy and Historic Echoes In 1881
A historical note traces Mother Shipton’s famed prophecy from 1463 through events in 1641 and 183, 1876 and 1881. It links wars, discoveries, and social changes to the verses, claiming parallels to steamboats, telegraphs, ink words, and other advancements, with a final ominous line about an ending in eighteen hundred and eighty-one.
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France
England
Turkey
Cisiam
Russia
Congress
Paris
Herzegovina
Bosnia
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Servia
Mother Smipton
Englsh
WSS
London
Cardinal Woolsey
Elizabeth
James
Yorkshire
SLAIN ARCHDUKE'S AID KILLED IN BATTLE
Rome reports Captain Engelbert Pfultz, last aide to Archduke Franz Ferdinand, killed in battle against Serbs. Pfultz died while following the archduke by automobile. Baron Rumerskirchen launched his final escort. A snuff box adorned with diamonds was found on Pfultz’s body.
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Filtz
Rome
Paris
Engelbert Imltz
Vienna
PB Pfultz
Archduke Francis Ferlinand
Sarajese
Ife
Rumerskiren
Piltz
Women of France Entreat for Kaiser's Hair Reward Legends
Special cables from London report letters describe French peasants aiding Allies at the front. One woman offers her daughter for the Kaiser in exchange for his hair. other testimonies recount brave acts, battlefield escape, and naval and infantry exploits as soldiers endure bombardment and praise kindness of locals.
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Coombe
Fleet
Washington Post
London
France
Finac
Cedric Pischer
R. Coombe
Bannison
Crystal Palace
T. Tyler
RFF. A
Serious Catarrh Yields to Hyomei Headline Ad
Serious catarrh is promoted as a cure with Hyomei. The ad urges early use at first symptoms like frequent colds and throat irritation. It describes inhalation delivery, quick relief, and long term benefit, touting affordability and a money back guarantee via O Donnell's Drug Store.
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Elin Malmgren
Frederick St
West Manchester
N.hs
Boston
O' Donnell
Praise for Cavalry and Royal Navy Tales From War News
A London cable recounts British cavalry exploits at Mons and in the field, including scouts cut off by uhlans aided by a French curé who hides wounded soldiers in a church crypt. A Southampton crewman narrates a naval battle against destroyers and two cruisers, describing burning ships, heavy shelling, and a dramatic finish as ships return home to cheers.
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Fred Leck
E. Hobbs
Larcher
Barclay Roberts
London
France
Robert Edgecombe
Newquay
Taeut
C. P. Edgecombe
Haking
Royal Field Artillery
Gunner Parker
Fustlers
Omagh
County Tyrone
Mons
Cambrai
Uhlans
Parker
Uhlan
Boulogne
Arras
Conan
Black Watch
John McIintosh
James McIntosh
John
David Waterson
Belfry
Sailor
Southampton
Washington Post
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Chetwode
Dragoon Guards
Mona
Middlesex
Lancashire Fusiliers
Watherston
Paris
Harrogate
Scarborough
Char-A-Bacs
F. Wiskin
Gancers
H. M.S Southampton
Helgoland
Vandalism claim denied on Poincaré property dispute
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Frederic Telegram Co reports denying German destruction of M. Poincaré property at Ribecourt. Teletypes say the site was a Verdun battle center bombarded by French artillery and that Countess de Buves’ charges against the German crown prince are ridiculed. The crown prince was not in the mansion.
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Amsterdam
Freuter
Werlin
M. Poincaré
France
Ribecoort
Verdun
Countess de Buves
I Ia
Naver
Count Adrien de Mun Dies in Bordeaux at 84
Count Adrien Albert Marie de Mun, grandson of the Marquis de Monn and former French minister of foreign affairs, died suddenly of heart failure in Bordeaux in October. Born in 1841, he served in the Franco Prussian war and later represented France in the chamber of deputies. He leaves three sons, all serving in the French army.
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Bordeaux
Adrien Albert Marie de Mun
Marquis de Monn
Napoleon I
Iie
Count de Mun
Finiatere
Chamber of Deputies
Funeral of William H H Robeson in Athens Tent
Funeral services were held in this city for William H H Robeson a longtime Washington legal worker. After the service at the family home 1887 pallbearers carried out the interment Thursday at his native Athens Tent following a Tuesday service conducted by Rev Herbert Scott Smith.
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Wiliam H. Robeson
Washington
Athens
Herbert Scott Smith
Robeson Family Remains Accompanied to Athens
The obituary lists Philip Ashford, Benjamin Carter, Louis Handy, Donal Henderson, Harry Peston, and WwoC Bhelles as among those who accompanied Mrs Indw Ferguson Robeson’s husband’s remains to Athens. A son Alexander Robeson and three daughters Misses Maxes, Gertrude, and Indie Robeson also survive.
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Philip Ashford
Benjamin Carter
Louis Handy
Donal B. Henderson
Harry Peston
Wwoc Bhelles
Indw Ferguson Robeson
Athens
Alexander Robeson
Maxes, Gertrude
Indie Robeson
Von Mogen to command German forces opposing Slavs
London dispatch reports major German command changes: General von Mogen replaces von Hindenburg in eastern Prussia. General Eberhardt named military governor of Strasbourg in Alsace Lorraine. General von Gerele appointed governor of Württemberg. General Ludinghausen replaces von Luckwald at Coblenz in Prussia.
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London
Qbordeaux
von Findenburg
Prussia
Eberhardt
Strassburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Fen
von Gerele
Iim
Wurttembirs
Ludinghausen
Ger von Luckwald
Coblenz
New Anesthetic Eases Battlefield Pain
Paris reports a new anesthetic based on analgesine, discovered by Georges, greatly reducing battlefield suffering. Oct. 10 dispatch notes promising pain relief for wounded soldiers.
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Paris
Georges
Paulin Pain Relief claims for wartime morphia use
A fragmented report notes Paulin and Vadgesi involved in childbirth relief using morphia injections. The text describes the drug as rendering pain painless for hours, allowing wounded soldiers to be moved to base hospitals. It mentions Fernie morphia as a non curative numbing agent for nerves.
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Paulin
Word to War Ring Nations Prayer Message
The secretary of state sent to ambassadors in European capitals the presidents day of prayer for peace. The President proclaimed a nationwide assembly on October 4 with large attendance seeking divine guidance for leaders to hasten peace and restore order worldwide.
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Europe
Garas
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