Sweden and Norway Unite Voluntarily After Split
Ex-attache notes that Sweden and Norway are more united than in a century, now choosing voluntary cooperation over the old union. He argues Russia remains the central threat, cites Karlstad treaty, secret clauses, and Muscovite influence in Norway. Russia’s push for Arctic and Atlantic access is linked to past intrigues and Lapp grazing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Norway
Aristad
Irussia
Karlsted
Russia
Finland
Karigrad
Department of Foreign Affairs
St Petersburg
Yaid
Bjornsen
Neva
Malnogieff
Foreign Department
Petersburg
Isra
Stockholm
Rusea
Ana
Anu
Grand Duchy
Far East
Pacific
Persian Gulf
Bosphorus
Atlanta
England
Japan
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Atlantic
Weil
Risstt
Alesant
Nicholas I
Arctic Ocean
Lyvestven
Tromsoe
Lyngstuen
Sit Eef
William
Napoleon III
Queen Victoria
Charles of
Wiilliam
Wiliam
John Jay
Gen. von Schweinitz
New York
Willam
France
Weapoil
Great Britain
Asia
Germany
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement claims instant relief from piles with Pyramid Pile Cure. It offers a free trial by mail using a sealed sample and promotes surgical avoidance, appealing to readers with a testimonial from a contractor in Marion Indiana and urging users to send name and address for the sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Indiana
Sutton, Stone and Cement
Ind
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall
Mich
Norway Favors Prince Charles of Denmark as King
The article notes Norway’s leaders leaning toward Princesses occupying the thrones of Norway and Sweden, with Prince Charles of Denmark as a favored king. It argues England would resist war to preserve 1855 treaty terms, and stresses monarchy as stabilizing, given Norway’s long monarchical tradition.
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England
Europe
Blagea
Furone
Norway
Christiania
Charles
Denmark
Edward
Sweden
Ohio gamblers urged to pay in 1830 statute case
Findlay attorney Col B E Pendleton with colleagues in Washington argue before the U S Supreme Court a novel challenge to an 1880 Ohio law. Belle Trout sued for money lost by husband Frank Trout in a gambling house, seeking recovery from gamblers and the premises owner Marvin, whose property was hit by a court judgment.
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Col BE. C. Pendleton
Findlay
Ohio
John Poe
Alfred Graber
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Frank Trout
Belle Trout
Trout
Catford & Grossman
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Court
Marvin
Pendleton
Supreme Court
Weathered Oak Furniture in Mission and Arts and Crafts Styles
Our shop offers a wide array of weathered oak furniture praised for quality construction. The collection covers dining room, living room, hall, and den pieces with moderate prices. We highlight value through careful buying and aim to delight customers who favor these styles.
Showed the biggest gun in daring Coke Region hold up
Frederick Myers a cowboy from Arizona flashing a .44 Colt scared off five negro highwaymen in the coke region near Leisenring. Alf Jones and two others were arrested. Myers searched the men took their revolvers and sent them away. His engagement to a young woman may be announced soon.
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Washington Post
Cowhellsville
Frederick Myers
Plains of Arizona
Coke
Myera
Alf Jones
Myers
Jones
Leisenring
Washington City Kindergarten Club to Celebrate Oct 28
Washington City Kindergarten Club meets October 28 in Public Library Hall to mark the late Mrs Louise Pollock birthday and note kindergarten training expansion. Commissioner Macfarland will preside with Miss Susan Pollock. public welcome.
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Washington City
Louise Pollock
Capitol Hill
New England
Public Library Hall
Louiss Follock
Board of Education
H. B. F. Macfarland
Susan Pollock
Washington City Kindergarten Institute
Kindergarten Club
Insurance license forfeiture threat to four life firms
Superintendent of Insurance Drake warned four life insurance companies American Home Provident Relief Royal Life and Union that failure to comply with District laws by November 1 would lead to license forfeiture. He noted a $20 daily fine for any continued business without a license. Notices were previously served in March demanding public statements, making potential fines substantial.
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Drake
Provident ,Relief
Royal Life
Union
Post
Warning Against Thieves Advice for District Residents
Maj. Sylvester directing police to warn residents to guard their beats as winter increases burglaries. Officers are to suggest precautions, cautioning against thieves posing as agents, drummers, salesmen, or repair workers. Keep homes looked after when away and stock up carefully at night and day to deter theft.
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Maj. Sylvester
Debate on Moroccan conference delegates and open doors
Secretary Root stated no US delegate has been chosen yet for the Moroccan conference in Spain this winter to discuss boundary disputes with France and Germany. Francis Loomis, a possible appointee, is in Ohio and set to return early next week.
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United States
Spain
Root
Francis B. Loomis
Ohio
MEMS Club Election First Meeting at Church
Last evening the Young Men's Club at the First Congregational Church held its first monthly meeting of the season. Officers elected for the year included President Leonard J. Garver and vice presidents HH M Kingsley BH K Chapman B 0 Reed, treasurer N Wilson, recording secretary W D Weekley, corresponding secretary H M Fulton, and member at large E E Rook. Dr Newman was the speaker.
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Monday Evening Club
C. D Merwin
Savoy
Charles W. Skinner
Industrial Home School
Mary ©. Rugg
The
Associated Charities
W. Melbourne
Adelina Rochefort
Board of Charities
Giles S. Rafter
Georgetown Boys’ Club
John W. Douglas
Board of
Children’s Guardians
C.D. Merwth
B. Pitmann Mann
Philanthropica
First Congregational Church
Young Men’s Club
Leonard J. Garver
HH. M. Kingsley
BH. K. Chapman
B. 0. Reed
N. Wilson
W. D. Weekley
H. M. Fulton
E. E. Rook
Dr. Newman
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Arstic Ocean
Varanger
Jen
Lang
Porganger
Alte
Varde
Hammerfest
St. Petersburg
Count Ungern-Sternberg
Deccant
Tromson
Cyar
Nicholas
Tord Palmerston
Httle
Karlstad
Supreme Court of the United States
Federation of Women
District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs
Frances Graham French
College of Law
New York Avenue
Council of the General Federation
Constitution
D. A
Chapin
Chapin Street
Northwest
Belle Farmer
L. V. A. McCullough
Regent
Elizabeth ¥. Pierce
Cathrine C. Farrar
Mise Helen Boswell
Estelle B. Vialle
Morgan D. Lewis
van Ness Cattna
Matthew C. Perry
Mra. L. VV
A. McCullough
Capitol Hil
Cochran
Wisconsin Avenue
W. C. Hunt
B. Horine
New Jersey
Glass
Wilson
Wood
Excelsior Literary Cheb
Excelsior Literary Club
Muller
D Street Northest
Mitchell
Mesdames Alexander and
Barringer
Miss Bennett
Washington Colony
National Society of New England Women
Bertha BM. Robbing
P Stret
Robbins
David White
Richard Rathbone
Paul Burchett
Mary F. White
Alice L. Clark
Harry L. Guss
Smallwood
Columbia Heights
McCoy
Anna Bowers Morgan
Woman's Press Association
Woman's National Press Association
Cochran Hotel
Denver
Charles Challe- Long
A. 5
Perham
Westminster Street
C. I. Parker
Tula
G. Burnett
Wendletown
N. E. Dawson
Stepa
A. E. P. Harvey
le Grand Powers
Powers
Miss Powers
Col
Amos Hachey
Inez M. Southworth
Lowell
Varney
Sidney Perham
Misa Brock
Sidney H Perham
Sidney H. Per
Core L. F. Parker
N. Y
Riumph
Massachusetts Avenue
Irtered
Henry F
City
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Henry F. Miller
John F. Ellis & CO
Penna. Ave
N. W
J. G W. Eiseman
Seventh St
Oxford
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. M. W
J. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
LS Reey
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