Stars of Manners sisters dazzle in benefit stage show
Washington Post reports Lady Marjorie Manners and sisters Violet and Diana Manners headlined a two and a half hour benefit entertainment at Fowsley warehouse. Marjorie performed as a German bandleader and a workingman, delivering laughter and pathos in multiple roles with standout humor and versatile singing, while Violet and Diana joined as magisterial and lodging house characters.
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Dorothy Vernon
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Washington Post
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Diana Sur
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Leacock Inn
Beretty Vernon
Sir Jel
Mannerson
Bess
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Ely
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Diana, Manners
Lady Violet Manners
Bla
Marjorie
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Germain
Violet
Nally
Lady Warjories
Almays
Marjore
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Diana Manners
Miya Gibbs
Dyspepsia Tablets Marketed Against Indigestion and Constipation
An ad touts Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestive remedy addressing constipation and indigestion. It claims the tablets digest starch, relieve functional digestive disorders, and offer a sample package through FA Stuart in Marshall, Michigan. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and cautions against laxatives for chronic use.
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Andy
Stuart
Stu
Tide Marshall
Noted Medium Arrested as German Psychic Fraud Case
In Berlin detectives seize Ira Abend and husband amid a fraud inquiry into German spiritualists. Albert Moll and peers deem the medium’s fraud scheme exposed, with customers list and cross-border ties to Austrian Swedish Russian circles. A veteran shot in Belgrade, Tol Cassulola, dies after a long-buried bullet is finally detected near his heart.
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Sifdel
Werhlarten
Berlin
Albert Moll
Berlin Psychological Society
Irau
Anna Abend
Trav Abend
Sne
Divrobe
Fra Abend
Germany
Washington
Belgrade
Tol Cassulola
Corona
American Students to Flood Berlin as Cultural Exchange Grows
The Washington Pro Berlin Octet reports American tourists funded a surge of students entering Berlin for music medicine and other studies. An estimated 5 000 to 9 000 Americans will study winter term across Berlin Dresden Munich Heidelberg and Gottingen. Tuition and living costs approach $100 monthly for six months, generating significant economic impact through German pensions and instructors. The American colony in Berlin remains clannish with teas musicales and social events, while notable figures like Dan Tyler Moore and Gustave Scholle are abroad.
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Berlin
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Kaiser
Dresden
Munich
Heidelberg
Gottingen
Germany
Atraiue
Teuton
Dan Tyler Moore
Moore
Kaiser Hot
Gustave Scholle
Scholle
Paris
Manchurian Note Denied by Russia Says No Joint Address
The report states Russia denies sending any joint note to Tsarist authorities after rumors claimed such a note was addressed by powers to Manchouria. Officials emphasize no froth or verifiable evidence supports the claim.
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Russia
Her &T
Petersburg
Trussia
Coast guard rescues crew from brigantine Duprey at Dover
Maurice Milter, a strong seaman from the Lydder Spout coast station, swam through heavy seas to reach the brigantine Duprey stranded off the shore. He attached a line and helped three crew members reach safety in a breeches buoy after initial line failures and unsuccessful rocket attempts.
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Washington Post
London
Dover
Coast Guard
Maurice Milter
Duprey
Admiralty Pier
Coast Guards
Miller
Lydder Spout
Thair
Virgin Robe and Crown Stolen from Czenstochowa Chapel
Robbers entered the Pauline convent chapel in Czenstochowa, Russian Poland, and stole the Virgin of Czestochowa image’s robe laden with pearls and a diamond crown along with many offerings. The image remained intact. items stolen are valued in rubles. Crowds weep as the temple is guarded amid the outrage. The convent, famed for the Black Madonna, attracts about 260000 pilgrims annually.
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Czenstachowa
Russian Poland
Pauline Convent
Liel
Czenstochowa
Ifo
Wad
Poland
Bermondsey Byelection Sparks London Campaign Fire
London observers await the Bermondsey by election on October 2 as parties flood the area in a fierce race. Women lead canvassing while doctors report exhausted patients and many residents avoid doorbells amid a tense political climate with the unionist candidate favored to win.
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London
Washington Post
Great Britain
Bermondsey
A Lazy Liver Remedy Endorsed by Satisfied Worker
Elmer Whipple of 119 Colfax St Grand Rapids Michigan testifies after months of liver trouble that a advertised cure by Daily News prompt brought relief He reports headaches sleeplessness yellow skin and improved energy and work capacity after using the medicine, and urges others with similar troubles to try it.
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Daily News
Elmer Whipple
Colfax St
Grand Rapids
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Warner’s Safe Cure promoted as liver remedy
An advertisement touts Warner’s Safe Cure as a vegetable treatment for inflammatory liver diseases and general liver health. It claims to regulate bile flow, remove waste, and harmonize body organs, with Warner’s Pills also offered as a laxative cure for indigestion biliousness and constipation. A free sample bottle is advertised from Rochester NY with a note about Washington Sunday Post readership.
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Warner
Warners
Worthless da Vinci bust fooling expert exposed as 1843 forgery
An art fraud tale from London shows a wax bust once touted as a Leonardo da Vinci treasure now identified as a 1843 work by Richard Cockle Seard. The piece, once bought for thousands and later sold through several dealers, is traced to a Southampton sculptor’s circle, with provenance unraveling as experts reassess its value and origin.
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Weshloxton Post
London
Bode
Kaiser Triedrich Museum
Berlin
Times
Southampton
King Etreet
Vurray Maks
Hs Partners
Iniserim
Orly
East
Hlstory
Charles Cooknay
Thichard Cockle Sear
Lucas
Lord Palmerston
Hin Caryngk
Kenington Museum
Buchanan
Vina
Lucas Sr
Mme. Stoconde
Air Simpson
Paroled Man Mackenzie Arrested In Bristol Fraud
A paroled offender, George Mackenzie Molesworth, failed to report after parole from Dartmoor and was caught in Bristol with a young woman. Detective Tanner halted proceedings at a probate office when Mackenzie claimed marriage plans. He had used a bogus will, forged medals, and obtained goods worth about 150, while claiming wealth in Bath, London, and Scotland. Parole revoked. he must serve the remaining term ending March 1911.
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Washington
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Bristol
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Clifton
Bath
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Glentanach
Scotland
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European gold holdings dip as nations shift bullion surpluses
The Washington Post reports European gold reserves declined by the end of September. England shows a drop to $196.17 million, Germany down, France remains a bullion leader with large stockpiles, and Austria Hungary lags with a modest rise. Russia increases to $357.02 million with a total of $3563600, while Spain and Holland show mixed gains. France also holds the largest silver stock, with a notable rise.
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Germany
France
Bank of Prange
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Austria
Hungary
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Italy
Spain
Holland
Bank of France
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Germany’s Navy Misread by Americans Says New York Businessman
The Washington Post correspondent in Berlin reports a prominent New York businessman arguing that Americans lack enlightenment on Germanys naval power. He praises the Hudson Fulton celebration but mocks German naval pretensions, noting that the four second or third rate ships Germany sent to New York illustrate the perceived weakness of its fleet.
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Tessela
Hudson-Felton
Bntaim
Tard Northelgie
Lord Grey
Charles Beresford
United States
Canada
Germany
Altrough
America
New York
German naval buildup seen rivaling Britain say experts
A Wall Street figure argues Germany is building dreadnoughts as large and fast as England, citing figures from Northcliffe Grey and Beresford to warn that U boats and ships like Dresden Bremen Hertha and Viewna Luise signal a looming naval threat that should alarm U.S. readers.
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Uo Dreed
Wall Street
Impreseio
Dresden
Germany
Reburied after 500 years at Stamford Black Friars
A fragmented account describes the 500 year burial of a Black Friar named John Stamforde. The leaden coffin and parchment indult were uncovered at Adelaide Street. The body was reburied in the Roman Catholic quarter of Stamford Cemetery after ceremonies led by Father West.
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John Stamforde
Rome
Boniface
Staunforde
Cha Icy
Eros
Sramford
Lecester
Adelaide Street
Tiespo
Black Friars
British Museum
G . Wainer
Nab
Joan
Mary of
Kent
Trun
Where are Aziz's Gems Former sultan's jewels mystery at pawn shop
A Washington Post report notes the Mort de Piele pawnshop has no record of the former Sultan of Morocco's jewels. Secretary Mo Maze suggests the jewels might have been pawned but staff deny knowledge. Banks may have deposited them in lots for 3000 dollars, a figure not supported by the ledger. Inquiry awaits official word from finance or foreign offices.
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Washington Post
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Mort de Piele
M Maze
Sbdel Aziz
Mo Maze
Mont de Plete
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Anance Minster
Duchess Hostess and Diplomatic Shifts at London Events
Society notes from London report Duchess hosting dinners and luncheons for British and American guests in late autumn. The piece mentions Princesses, dukes, and American travelers, with plans for charitable gatherings, residencies, and potential changes in royal household positions including ladies of the bed chamber and influence on the queen’s retinue.
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