Unveiling of Steuben statue honors Kaiser and dignitaries
The Steuben monument dedication drew German and American figures including Ambassador Hill, General staff, and President Taft through messages and speeches. The ceremony at Potsdam Palace Gardens featured a farewell audience for the American embassy naval attaché and a German imperial toast praising friendship between Germany and the United States.
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Fearful Burning TCH Was Cured
A reader from Brooklyn reports a severe burning skin ailment that plagued the body, with sores and itching. After trying various remedies, Curella soap and ointment provided immediate relief and disappearance of spots, leading to praise for these products and a free sample offer from Potter Drug & Chem.
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Excavations Confirm Splendid Mosaics at Maecenas Villa Site
Rome dispatch reports ongoing excavations at the villa gifted by Maecenas to Horace yielding notable finds. Tepidarium, caldarium, and exquisite mosaics from ancient ages are unearthed, with Faustina's imperial head among the sculptures. A new Etruscan necropolis near Perugia at Monte Luca is linked to the Volumnia family, featuring gold ornaments akin to Mycenaean pieces. The pope has begun limited audiences, including Mgr Makli ttular Bishop Makii, who received a jeweled pectoral cross after an extended interview.
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Discipline of Camorra Chief Whips Actor Until Blood Runs
An Italian article portrays Camorra discipline in a Naples riot aftermath. Actor Sortino, among eight Camorrists in a prison cell, endures belt punishment from the chief Vincenzo after being cheated at cards. Blood stains his cheeks as the group enforces harsh orders.
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Viscountess Maidstone to Move from Grand Palace Home
London will see a royal guest season as Viscountess Maidstone Margaretta Drexel relinquishes Grosvenor Square to take a smaller Cavendish Square residence. Her daughter in law and grandson will stay nearby at Birtley House Handhead as the new house is prepared. Meanwhile King George and Queen Mary plan Balmoral entertaining guests including Lloyd George Asquith Rosebery and Beatty. Portuguese royalist unrest surrounds ex King Manuel and ships seized in English ports.
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THINKS AMERICA PLANS WAR IN PANAMA
Japanese General remarks quoted by Mainichi warn that U S naval expansion signals preparation for trouble with another power. It notes the Panama Canal opening and says Washington shows energy in navy buildup. The piece links rail and trunk road projects to Far East political shifts and warns Japan must act before it is too late.
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No Consistory This Year Denied by Pope
Special Cable from Washington Rome reports Cardinal Delai met the Pope who denies a consistory in 1911. A March date is possible, but the Pope says there is no need to increase the College of Cardinals now. He hopes to create a few new cardinals before his death if he lives longer.
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Lady Victoria Tames Bear at Knole Park Kent
Lady Victoria Sackville West daughter of Lord Sackville and cousin of Sir Sackville West has studied taming wild beasts in Paris and now trains a Russian bear named Ivan the Terrible at Knole Park Sevenoaks Kent, her father’s country house.
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Fire sweeps Iloilo destroys business section plant
News from Manila reports a large fire in Panay province damaging the plant’s business section. Loss estimated around $500,000. No further details on cause or casualties provided. Local authorities investigating extent of damage to facilities and archives.
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Persian deputy defends women souls in parliament incident
Teheran Times correspondent notes a Tehran mejlis debate on woman suffrage where Wakil el Pooy argued women possess souls and rights and should vote. The ulema fell silent as the mujtahid denied women have souls. The president ordered no record of the incident.
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Berlin theater hat ban sparks protest from women
Berlin police chief Herr Jagow bans women from wearing hats in theater boxes with a five mark penalty per offense. Managers fear enforcement, while some Soviet women say the main pleasure is displaying hats, noting Jagow appears not married.
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Finns Forbidden To Meet Over Finland Partition Riots
In Helsingfors on September 2 the Governor General of Finland banned protests against a Russian plan to cut the Kivinebe and Sirka parishes from Viborg province and annex them to St Petersburg. Finns call it the first step to partition Finland. Rioting broke out in Viborg with 3000 people clashing with police. about a dozen wounded and as many arrested.
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Cross Napoleon Took Lost in Moscow Centenary Tale
Special Cable reports on Napoleon seeking the Cross of Ivan Vel ry from the Kremlin. The cross, said to be solid gold, was torn down, abandoned on the Smolensk march, and later sunk in Lake Semlev. Excavations found horse harness and carts but no cross. Some letters claim it remained in Moscow buried under Kremlin wreckage.
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Japanese Navy Officer Sparks Heated Debate On Sea Power
Capt Ota’s speech before the War Affairs Investigation Association sparks a row over Japan’s naval policy. He attacks coastal stations as useless, urges reform of posts, defense and offense roles, and criticizes shell and gun uniformity. He warns current costs and waste hinder sea strength and calls for major changes.
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Princess Helena to Wed Prince John 4 in Serra
Princess Helena daughter of Kang Borer of Serra will wed Prince John 4 today amid controversy. A quoted Japanese navy captain criticizes naval defects and warns of future penalties if reforms are not made, noting his resignation after authorities ignored his warnings.
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Commission's Slow Work on Rail Strike Inquiry
LondonSept2 The governments commission appointed in August to investigate the railroad strike has sat a week and will likely be lengthy. Four union representatives gave evidence while omitting a host of others. No praise for Lloyd George conciliation boards, only call for trade union recognition as the pathway to peace on the railways.
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London Seers Convert Society to Faith As Fortune Tellers Reap
A Washington Post cable describes a surge of occultism in London high society during coronation season. Seers entertain and influence marriages, travel plans, and even business decisions, with prominent figures hiring mystics at high salaries and some couples splitting due to palmistry mismatches.
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