Italy and Triple Entente Crisis Shapes European Powers
The article surveys Italy’s diplomatic stance amid a Grecian crisis and a looming showdown among Austria, Germany, Britain, Russia, and France. It notes Italy’s shift toward the Triple Entente, the risk of a broader crisis, and the delicate balance of military commitments and perceived betrayals affecting Vienna, Berlin, and London.
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Austia
Germany
Victor
Great Briaim
Russia
France
Spagial
Washington Post
London
Italy
God King
Ivter Fanmancel
Rusia
Cosmain Jast Waren
Texas
Vienna
Berlin
Haly
Bath
Totherham
Rasela
Brana Joseph
Calyssalir
Greece
Germay
Austria
Chinese Opposition to Loans Sparks Election Prep
Fragmentary report shows Chinese groups resisting government loan measures ahead of elections. Mention of provincial committees, plans for foreign clan warnings, and efforts to mobilize support while tensions rise. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Tatas
Denpecul
Afasion
Shiuw
Cure Catarrh With Free Trial Treatment Offer
Read a cobbled advertisement promising a free trial of a “Ronde fal Guise Combined Catarrh Cure.” It urges sending a coupon to receive the remedy by mail, claiming it will restore normal conditions, end bad breath, and provide relief from catarrh.
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Van
Exgitan origin of Vinel bust questioned by Berlin museum
London dispatch reports growing evidence about the Vinel bust purchased by Dr. Bode for 40000 for the National Museum at Berlin. Mr Lucas states details of his father’s wax casting, while Berlin’s Kaleer Fried rich Museum confirms the bust is a copy of an original in the Hasser Friedrich Museum and notes the sculptor’s gifts beyond his era.
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Washington Kum
London
Wedgwood Dinner Service Found After Long Loss
A famed 1774 Wedgwood set of 1200 pieces made for Empress Catherine of Russia, costing about 315,000, vanished from the Russian palace for over a century. Recently recovered pieces were found in Peterhof and will be exhibited in England, reviving interest in the celebrated service.
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England
Catherine
Russia
Washington
London
Europe
Josiah Wedgwood
Catherine of Rossi
Russian
Pound
Thomas Bentley
Etruria
Mayer
Liverpool
la Grenouilliere
Tsarsko Selo Palace
St Petersburg
China
Septhiad
Sey Isles
Isle of Anglesey
Wedgwood
Wallurson
Wilhamson
Hewtt
Highgate
Hampstead
Palace of
Peterhof
Russa
War on the Vatican a Calm Fight Across Europe
Special correspondence from Washington Pool Rome reports a widening clash between Freemasonry in Latin nations and the Vatican. France Spain and Italy face measures against church influence as radicals seek to suppress religious orders and clerical instruction while the pope urges calm and faith in Latin steadiness amid protests following Ferrer’s execution.
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Washington Pool
Rome
Vatican
France
Combes
Clemenceau
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Paris
Ferrer
Tly
Haying
Vatican Rock
Slava
Nathan
The
Freemasons
Giolitti
Erland
Tom Ball Wins $1000 PGA Golf Title at Wal ton Heath
Special Cable reports Tom Ball, a rising professional from West Lancashire, won the $1000 PGA tournament at Walton Heath. Alexander Herd of Huddersfield and former open champion were among contenders. Ball led by 2 up after 18 holes with a dramatic start as the first ten holes were halved in an extraordinary opening at the first-class match.
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Washington Vst
London
Tom Ball
Professional Golfers Association
Walton Heath
Bell
West Lancashire
Alexander Herd
Huddersfield
Wilte” Park
Harry Varden
North Berwick
Woman Dies From Eating Wire In Birmingham Case
Special Cable to The Washington Pot Birmingham reports a woman named Elizabeth Ashby who developed a habit of eating wire. Under Dr Underwood she was treated ten weeks by the Aston board of guardians. After death a post mortem found a globular mass of fine copper wire the size of a cricket ball in her stomach. She reportedly swallowed the wire while at work.
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Washington
Birmingham
Underwood
Aston Board of Guardians
Elizabeth Ashby
Telegraph errors to be reduced by new perforating system
London reports a new apparatus to eliminate telegram mistakes. Creed perforating machine converts ribbon holes to typed text, with a receiving instrument printing sender name, address, and message automatically. Trials in Liverpool, Manchester, and Birmingham show promising results despite higher costs, with more installations expected.
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Washington Post
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Port Ofice
Dog Proves Good Sleuth in Berlin Railway Incident
Special dispatch reports police dog Fricka aiding a case in Berlin district where rails were torn up near Opaleniten delaying the Russian express. A man fled through fields but was pursued. witnesses place him near the site. He claimed innocence as he was captured after refusing to surrender.
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Sitc
Fricka
Posen Twa
Trang
Secer
Opaleniten
Heat of Stars Measured by Paris Observatory
Paris reports to the Academy of Arts and Sciences that the coldest star observed is in Perseus at 2.98 degrees and the hottest in Taurus at 60,000 degrees. The Sun ranks as one of the coldest stars at 6,980 degrees, with the Pole Star at 9,900 degrees, as presented by Balland. Also noted is Prof See’s theory that certain insects follow electric atmospheric currents seasonally.
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Paris
Ort
Academy of Arietces
Ballland
Paris’ Observatory
M Morrison Oa
Perseus
Columbus Birthplace Debate Sparks Papal Canonization Drive
A heated debate over Christopher Columbus birthplace stalls a petition to Rome for his canonization. Archbishops Ryan and Knights of Columbus press the case, while critics in Spain and Italy question whether Columbus was Genoa, Savona, or another Italian city. The contention centers on national claims and his Italian birth as foundational to the cause.
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Washington
Rome
Ryan
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Congregation of Rites
Canoniagtion
Alweese
Columbus
Genoa
Savona
Montserra
Cogolete
Reading bore paupers in London workhouses
In London on October 90 it was decided to discontinue yelling aloud to men pauper listeners in the workhouses. The bored readers lose their jobs as professional readers, while women inmates eagerly listen to the readings, enjoying the entertainment.
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London
Man in Rotterdam Claims He Has Caught the Devil
Special dispatch from The Washinetson reports a Rotterdam incident where a man behaving strangely was ejected from a hostelry. He told police he had captured the Devil and would only release the demon in the presence of a Catholic priest. A priest was summoned but insisted on a proper church hierarchy, prompting the man to be transported to the hospital still clenching his fists and muttering.
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Hague
Rotterdam
Lim
Jim
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promise Skin Disease Cure
An advertising claim extols Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood purifier and germ destroyer. It describes how the body fights poisons and bacteria, then says the wafers aid purification, curing boils pimples and rashes. Purchase details and a free sample offer follow, with addresses in Michigan.
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Adareas F. A
Stuart Co
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Mich
Queen Returns to London Amid Royal Social Roundup
Queen Maud and Prince Olaf visited theaters with Queen Victoria before a quiet Sandringham retreat. The King and court attended Newmarket races. The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe cancel large house parties after the duke’s death. Countess Pappenheim moves to Mansfield Street hosting dinners. Ambassador and Mrs Teldare join Lord Lucas at Wrest Park for his 72nd birthday weekend.
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Duke and Duchess of
Bateman
Mechames G . Went
Strawbridge
Robert Emmet
David Beauty
Duke
Duchess of
Mra
Teldare
Tenor Found On Ship Befriended By Baroness Von Hegermann-Lindencrone
A Danish minister’s wife, known as Miss Fay of Houston, befriended tenor Bjorn Skjold aboard a ship en route to Berlin. The baroness arranged support for his musical training, with clothing, boots, and lodging pledged by associates. Emmy Destin’s Madame Butterfly performance and Edna Mackay’s Berlin concert highlighted a lively cultural exchange as diplomats and artists prepared for events in Berlin and St Petersburg.
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Miss Fay
Man
Musica
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Madame Butterfly
Mackay
Berlin Cris
Berlin
Haranesg von Hegemann-Lindencrone
Germany
Mins Fay
Hoston
Fenor
Denmark
Wad Ap
Bjorn Skjold
Skypid
Lodgues
Skjold
Cartss
Emmy Destin
Royal Opera
Imede Geraldine Farrar
Mme Destin
United States
Philharmonic
New York
George Washington
Baron von Dem Busehe
Ministry of Foreuwn
Amercan
Secreta
Hitt
Capt
Shartle
German Shave Death Sentence For Jealous Lover Killings
Rostock court sentences Auguste apel to death for shooting opera singer Frieda Bartholdt in a jealous crime. Trial sees hysteric removal and moving audience, as notes reveal a love confession to Koch and a plea for mercy. Letters describe love, fidelity, and a wish to immortalize his memory.
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Sperlat
Berlin
Fiemulliner
Auguste @apel
Rostock
Frieda Bartholdt
Postman Keeps Massive Mail Backlog in Lille Parish
A lazy postal worker in Comines near Lille kept delaying delivery for years, hoarding undelivered letters and parcels in his sitting room. Weighing 1.99 pounds, the stash grew to arrears over five years. He admitted procrastination, saying his rounds were too long, and was sentenced to twelve months in prison.
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Wubbagut
Comimes
Lille
Henca
Chauffeurs Parade in Paris Protest With Horns and Tunes
Chauffeurs in Paris staged a loud protest outside a magistrate’s house. Thousands of horn blasts and car horns filled the street as 200 drivers circled to the tune of a marching chorus. Police, unable to stop the march, endured the din for half an hour before the lead driver called a halt.
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Paris
Tomicab
Ferrer
Textcab
Dudge Hamelin
Henn Wactin
Tim
Ounce
Paesy
Champs Elysees
Newbborhood
Bens
China Sends Its Students to United States for English and Chinese Study
Twenty seven Chinese students selected by examination to study in the United States and England depart from Peking. Their studies are funded by Boxer indemnity funds, drawn from unexpended balances. The group, from many provinces, is praised as an excellent body of young men. Tony Kat son, a Yale graduate and Cantonese, leads them and will distribute the students among American colleges before a brief visit to England.
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Wusingtou
Peking
United States
Empire
Tony Kat Son
Homself
Yale
America
England
Yonesmar
Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Oust Des Planches Apathy Tariff Debate Across Parliament
Italian Chamber to review the ambassador des Planches affair amid tariff revision as GoITn faces possible withdrawal threats. Diplomats defend actions while Go italy government grapples with foreign influence, public censure, and alleged advantages tied to tariff changes. Baron des Planches linked to New York attorney Mix Hamilton, highlighting cross national pressure on tariff policy.
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Washington Post
Rome
Leo
Emmanuel
Washington
Mayor Des Planches
Congress of the
United States
Goitn
Chamber of Deputies
Untess
Italy
M Tuition
Baryn Des Planches
Kingdom
Hli
Fetharsy
Joseph Porsenent
New York City
Chamber of Commerce and Arts
Cinecan Dle Ho
7 Publican Party
Sur Diploe
Mae
North America
Yates
Trajan
Cabes
Kaw
France
Mayorides Planches
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Hamilton
Browlway
New York
Baron Des Platetes
Ielian
France Expresses Thanks After Reception in New York
The French government today sent Ambassador Junsev and officials to the United States to convey gratitude for the cordial reception given to the French representative at the Budson Fulton celebration in New York.
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Governent
Iinsteneted
Junsev
Basaglen
United States
Budson Fulton
New York
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