Notable Foreign Capital Society Notables Arrive in London
A garbled report lists well known figures including Mia, John and Jacob Astor among Hauser Mans Society notables and Baltic passenger lists. It mentions extended trips through France, arrivals in London, and social rounds with various named individuals and addresses, reflecting a cosmopolitan entourage and social circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia John Jacob Astor
Hauser Mans Society
Paasenger
Mmea Anna Guuld
France
European Powers Move for Continent Protectorates
Fragmented OCR notes discuss colonial aims of France Britain Germany and Italy in Africa and Europe. Mentions Menelik and Abyssinian leaders seeking concessions and commercial influence amid imperial rivalry and treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buruge
Orient
France
Tivasia
Airina
Germany
Themus Menelik
America
Ted
Daedjasmnatech
Richchascha
Ami
Menchik
Praise King Insult Kaiser Scare at German Emperor Welcome
A confused dispatch describes mixed public sentiment toward the German emperor in London amid a tense scene of praise and threats. Observers note cautious displays of hospitality as officials debate how to handle the potentate during wary public reactions and political discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Tamard
Ptt
Stitex
Port Saan
Wingemrat
Mechanical Face From Gun Accident Shown at French Academy
A mechanical face built after a gun accident is demonstrated at the French Academy of Medicine. Dr Delestre describes four components: a tin dental plate with teeth, Vulcanite and gold upper teeth, a chin and lower jaw of India rubber, and an India rubber upper lip with a mustache. The device attaches with small bolts and hooks to the jaw and supports eating and facial articulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delstre
French Academy of Medicine
Academy
India
French Literature Rubbish Sparks U S Campaign
Hugues Le Roux proposes a New York depot to showcase genuine French novels and counter American salacious imports. French publishers and writers debate the need, fearing US bias and costly pornographic editions distort perceptions of modern French literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe
Cabie
Wantington Post
United States
le Annx
New York
Paul Hervieu
Iteratura
England
How York Times Co
Debates over Vegetarians and Meat in Diets
Sir James Crichaton Browne addresses the Sanitary Inspectors Association on Britain's food supply. Dr Henry Forbes Teweil argues meat eating fuels cancer concerns, while Dr Josiah Oldfield counters with issues of anemia and nutrition. The discussion also notes changing female tastes and cigarette smoking effects on diet and cravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yetles Cadig
Lonton
James Crichaton Browne
Sanitary Inspectors Association
Henry Forbes Te Weil
Jamne
Heo
Africa
West Indian Islands
Josiah Oldfield
Prof Browne
Girle
Manasseria
Shecter
Controversy Swirls Around Father Tyrrell Exposé in Rome
The Washington Post reports Father Georg Tyrrell, a former Jesuit leader of a new English Catholic movement, faces removal from duties after clashes with Roman authorities. Tyrrell declines to retract, letters are examined by church superiors, and a campaign for a complete Italian edition of his works proceeds amid widespread debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rome
Georg Tyrrell
Leon
America
Pauliat Ptes
Luther Tyrrell
Society of Jesus
Piero Giacosa
Antoniio Rogazzaro
Jemuita
Foster
Urdini
Ferrara
Father Tyrrell
Hervatori Romano
Tran
Milan
Hague Peace Conference Impresses Delegates Across Nations
Washington and London reports describe Judge Warley Latrobe praising the Hague Peace Conference during a continental tour. Delegates from North and South contrast in skin and dress yet share a unified goal of right and wrong, urging arbitration as a path to peace rather than coercion. In Vincennes, a historic chateau from pre-revolutionary France is set to become a public museum, with plans to move the war ministry’s powder store to a different site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Warley Tlatzex
Clove Ranen
Blicva
Universal Brotherhood
Huguelot
Constructa
Choate
Cuble Seine Waanington
Vincennes
Phip VI
Charlea
Walle
Tonia XIV
Engheim
Rea Fork
Pompadour
Charles X
Ministry, of Fine Arts
War
Sublime Porte Faces Severe Financial Strain Amid Revenue Shortfall
Private dispatches from Constantinople reveal the Ottoman treasury at its weakest in years as bad harvests curb revenue and rail freight declines strain funding. Armament costs rise while new security for loans proves elusive, with the sultan tightening control over foreign missions and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sublime Porte
Constantinople
Siftans
Abul Hamid
MEN S BEAUTY SHOW WON BY A HUNSAR AT VETO PIER
The town council organized a beauty show at Veto Pier Paulion drawing a mixed crowd of about 13,000 spectators. A pale young man acted as judge while competitors from Cornwall Isle of Man Norwich Jamaica and Jamaica and other places paraded in a tense contest. Prizes were awarded amid humor as votes tallied by Ove Tung Indies with fourth Battery K H A tas tallying. First prize to Seegt Wf Hoderit Severth Finsara School of Munketry Hythe. second to Bernard Podge Elm Terrace Constantine Roar Hormstein. third to Herbert Fudell Lupus Street Finlice.
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Landa
Tolkstone
Veto Pier Paulion
St mi
Altty
Cornwall
Isle of Man
Norwich
Jamaica
Cery
Behda
Ove Tung
Prine
Seegt Wf
Hoderit
Severth Finsara School of
Munketry Hythe
Mernard Podge
Oty Elm ‘Terrace
Comstantine Roar
A Practical Cure for Spinal Curvature Declared by Krapp
The eminent surgeon Theodore Krapp promotes a new regimen to treat spinal curvature, practiced in Berlin hospitals and schools. He describes crawling and four foot exercises intended to straighten the spine, strengthen back muscles, and correct shoulder imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Krapp
Berlin
Europe
Kapp
Kipp
Peat Kilepp
Thoma
Sexea
Archduke Carl Francis Joseph Reaches Majority in Austria
Archduke Carl Francis Joseph, heir to Austria Hungary, turns twenty, is declared of age. His governor is relieved, and Emperor grants him state household with two chamberlains. He has studied Hungarian, Bohemian, French, and English, and attended Schotten gymnasium and the University of Prague. He shares the dynasty’s tastes for hunting and shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archduke Carl Francis Joseph
Archduke Otto Wad
Succearian
Avetria
Hungary
House of Habsburg
Archduke
Prince Lobkowitz
Count Ledebur
Thia Palyglot Empire
Schotten Gymnasium
Austria
Henry LI
Jasomigott
Viet
Arc Muky
University of Frague
Imperial Palace
Hradechin
Beverth
Miles After Young Gould Championship Visit and Miles Plans
English tennis figure Gould retained the title this year and contemplates a United States trip to attempt a triple triumph. Miles, in turn, aims to reengage with Gould and prepare for the English championship while weighing an American visit to join the tour.
Swiss President Defends Militia While Advocating Peace
A Swiss presidential speech in Zurich emphasizes neutrality and the need for a robust military to deter invasion and maintain internal order. He recalls history showing nations without strong arms fall to conquerors and argues citizens aged twenty join Landwehr or Landsturm, with about 20 percent entering active service each year.
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Berne
Cigorders
Landwehr
CIA
Zurich
Nome
Kama
Classics and Trade French Socialists Recruit Merchants
Special cable reports Paul Adam arguing in Revue Hebdomadire that merchants from universities should be recruited for France to guide finance, banks, and state policy. He says liberal professions monopolize higher education, crowding out practical, socially useful work and leaving many lawyers and doctors briefless and idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universites
Washington Peat
Parla
Paul Adam
Hebdomadsire
France
Mmn. Terfattan
Tol
Wade
Fashioned Foes and Dress Rules at Savoy Hotel Dinner
A London Savoy Hotel controversy tests propriety as a nobleman and his wife are refused admission for not meeting dress standards. Managers at Savoy and other hotels outline outfits deemed acceptable, stressing judgment over hard rules while noting exceptions for distinguished guests and Parliament members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odo
Washington
Wodon
Savoy Hotel
Sways
Savoy
Eslil
Uiry
London
Ritz
Ousting Lady Doctors at Fulbourne Asylum
Five years after appointing a woman physician the Fulbourne Asylum near Cambridge now has only one male and 31 female attendants in medical charge. The medical superintendent Dr Roger protested a meeting that led to appointing a female successor, amid claims the policy arose from alleged physical incapacity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulbourn Asylum
Sopetal
We Qsyington
Tandon
Aslum
Pulbourn
Cambridge
Fulhoura
Roger
Thas
Mate Cide
Fire Upon Tolstoy's Home Anniversary Attack by Peasants
In Petersburg Count Tolstoy faced an armed assault as peasants attacked his home during his literary jubilee. He refused police aid at first, citing devotion to workers, but after a second attack he summoned rural constables who searched nearby homes and arrested three peasants on suspicion of involvement.
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Washington
London
Gould
England
Eustace Miles
Miles
United States
Miller
America
Technia
Atlantic
Gennie
Mr Gould
le Journal Olny
Bt Petersburg
Tolstot
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Krussel
Rita
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Tidgee
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Ca Me
Mis Sa
Iecantinent
Fae
Carlton
Jobel
Connecticut
Kon
Dina
Mr Moomr Ha Punt
Ter Ewa
Evond
Nomi
Menelie
Aterties
Alkew
Skestant
Toad Falter
Johnson
Cpa
Abamp
Delatre
French Academy of Medinne
le Rox
Engheh
James Browne
Jesus
Vatican
The
Hague
Platzek
Gen Porter
Coudert
Donjon
Cees
Young Gould
States
Busimesa
Guta
Glently Decelie
Branch
Pars Trie
Rania
Negustana
Carlton Hotel
Ged
Ardtling
Attemcor
Aintaea
Tate Wee
Tolstops
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