Palatial Remake Sparks Talks Of Paris Power Shifts
In a curious tale from 19th century Paris, the Marquise de Paiva’s palace on Place Woes hosts a planned conversion into a mayoral office. The piece chronicles the palace’s famed silver and ruby bath, Napoleonic ties, and a host of notable Americans and French figures linked to it, all amid debates over President Fallieres’s travel and etiquette.
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Third Napoleon
Fasheres
Duc de la Bats
Travelers’ Club
Americas
J Puerpont
Morgan Frank Gould
Henry Cachard
Frederick Capehart
Caar
Russia
Prince Galltzin
Gen Gallifert
Napoleon II
Paul Bauary
Delaunay
Carrier Belleuse
Anya
Piris
Henry Hery
Napoleon III
Marquis da Paiva
Palisa
la Farva
Bismarck
Henckel de Donnersmark
Alsace-Lorraine
Silesly
Betoma
Napoleon
Sud
Piva
Ballieres
Remai
Legion of Honor
Algiers
Graysse
Japan Hails Jailings of Anarchists in Bomb Case
Official denial yesterday rejected claims of a plot to kill the emperor. Police say several anarchists are held on suspicions of bomb manufacture, including Kotoku a former Tokyo newspaper man who once lived in America and is linked to a Pacific coast political group. Police actions against agitators continue nationwide.
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S . Bept
Kotoku
Tokyo
America
Pacific
Japan
Kaiser depicted as wild beast in Munich cartoons
Special cable from Berlin reports Maximilian Harden noting a silent revolution in Germany illustrated by Simplcisimus cartoons. The Kaiser appears as a phono graph and a talking to the Almighty, shown causing panic at a Königsberg fair and mocked as a dangerous animal, with Bavarian satire commenting on constitutional issues.
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Count von Elphberg
Washington
Berlin
Maximilian Harden
Germany
Munich
Konigsberg
Kaiser
von Buelow
Buelow
Imperial Voice
Qta
Vindicate M Elroy: Charges Called False Calumny
Col John McElroy facing what friends call false and calumnious charges aimed at derailing his GAR leadership bid. National Tribune editor vows retaliation as a committee forms at Atlantic City to investigate the slander, with local supporters ready to assist on his return.
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John McElroy
Grand Army of the Republic
Col McHiroy
National Tribune
GAR
Atlantic City
Col McHilyey
Rothbarth Pleads Guilty In Grand Larceny Case
Adolph Rothbarth, hop importer, pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the first degree for stealing 10,040 from Mercantile National Bank. He swindled two national banks totaling 183,000, with the Liberty National theft not indicted. Judge Rosalety postponed sentencing for one week and allowed a Monday office visit under guard to wind up affairs.
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Washington Post
New York
Adolph Rothbarth
Rosalety
Mercantile National Bank
Liberty National Bank
Dittenhoefer
Rothbarth
Changes in University of Virginia Faculty Amid Resignations and Appointments
Charlottesville Sept 2 Many changes among University of Virginia faculty. Dr Edwin P Dargan resigns as assistant professor of Romantic languages to join University of California. James C Bardin and Stanley M Cleveland appointed as instructors. Prof Lewis L Holladay resigns from engineering. W M Rodman to fill adjunct role due to Alphonso Smith abroad. James C Routh named adjunct professor of the Poe School of English. Dr William Harrison Faulkner promoted to professor of Germanic languages. Dr John A Byater and Harvey Brinton Stone resign from pharmacology and surgery. Goodwin of Baltimore named adjunct professor of surgery.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Edwin P Dargan
University of Californa
James C. Bardin
Stanley M Cleveland
Lewis L. Holladay
W. & Rodman
Alphonso
Goodwin
Baltimore
Rescues Girl Friend in Divorce Battle in France
Paris dispatch reports Mme Claude Berton, daughter of Dr John L Phipps of Chicago and Seattle, escaping a French marriage with help from Baroness Moncheur. Baronne Moncheur, aiding from Normandy by car with a lawyer and gendarme, confronts husband Claude Berton who faced possible divorce grounds amid financial tensions.
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Phipps
Baroness
Moncheur
Partis
Ollivier
Vance Thompson
Washington Post
Paris
Mme
Claude Berton
John L Phipps
Chicago
Seattle
Baroness Moncheur
Baron Moncheur
Washington
Alexander
Capehart
Minneapolis
Miss Phipps
Normandy
Pierra Berton
Boulevard Des Batignolles
Mme. de Moncheur
Normandy Vila
Berton
Mme Berton
Dr. Phipps
Reno
War Clouds Over Europe Report From Italian General Staff
Italy prepares for both offense and defense as public protests quiet and strategic plans unfold. An Austrian front threat grows, with two imagined Austrian armies to invade Italy by land and sea. Rome notes widened northern gaps, extensive fortifications, and costly mobilization as tensions rise.
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Gamillo Cianfarra
Washington Post
Rome
Marquis di San Giuliano
Italy
Aehrenthal
Austria
Saltzburg
Reg
Victor Napoleon to Wed Clementine of Belgium at Farnborough
Farnborough Church will host the marriage of Princess Clementine of Belgium, daughter of the late King Leopold, to Prince Victor Napoleon, claimant to the French throne. The ceremony, requested by Empress Eugenie, signals Victor’s further disengagement from Bonapartist ambitions as Belgium imposes restrictions. A separate note reports a money lender’s loss on a loan to King Manuel of Portugal, risking secured repayment and prompting higher future rates.
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Princega
Clementine
Leopold
Belgium
France
Manuel
Anata
Farnborough
Gurvey
Victor Napoleon
Eugenie
Victor
Brussels
Italy
Turin
Europe
George
Bonaparte
Orleans
Wood Norton
Tate
Portugal
Ameliea
West End
Lisbon
Maria Pia
Developings Bust Mills and Beauty Regimen Advice
An article fragment promotes Merlyn's health and beauty guidance, urging deep morning and night massage with Melorese Beauty Cream, cold saltwater bathing, and White's Vaucaira Galaga Tablets four times daily. It touts endorsements by famous authors and claims dramatic, safe results, with pricing details and mail orders.
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Willard White Company
Aduna
Moriya
White
French Socialists Aroused Rally To Upset Capitalists
Paris reports that the Socialist Federation of the Seine has pasted a manifesto on city walls denouncing rising bread and meat prices as the work of pennants and capitalists. It urges workers to unite with unions and the Socialist party to overturn the capitalist regime as the General Confederation of Labor remains quiet.
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Washington Post
Paris
Socialist Federation
Seine Fas
Lfe
Britain
Socialista
Socialist Party
General Confederation
of Labor
Air Scouts Formed by District National Guard Officers
Plane makers report Washington guardsmen invited to join the air scouts recently organized by Thomas Barry Ryan. Capt. Charles J. Fox authorized to enroll guardsmen with a branch school and practice ground planned near Washington. The corps board includes Herbert L. Satterlee Cortlandt Fiela Bishop Prof A Lawrence Rotch Charles H Alien Clifford B Harmon and Mr. Ryan with HQ in the Lenox mansion New York.
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District National Guard
Aeronautical Reserve
Thomas Barry Ryan
Charles J. Fox
Washington Guardsmen
Tran
Air Scouts
Ryan
Washington
Corps
Herbert L. Satterlee
Cortlandt Fiela Bishop
A. Lawrence Rotch
Harvard
Charles H. Alien
New York
Clifford B. Harmon
Mr. Ryan
Lenox Mansion
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Street
Galls Board Accused of Incompetence and Misconduct
Governor Crothers charges the Baltimore Board of Police Commissioners with incompetence and misconduct. He cites failure to uncover bribes and Sunday saloons, intimidation of witnesses, and inciting newspaper attacks on his inquiry. Hearing date set for October 19.
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Baltimore
Board of Police Commissioners
Crothers
John B. A. Whettle
Peter E. Tome
Col. C. Baker Clotworthy
Race Equalist Bailes as Magistrate Sets Trial Date
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke Virginia September A stir runs through Albemarle Louisa line after John Locker, a noted Calvary follower, is ordered to stand trial next week at Louisa courthouse. Locker’s history includes a fatal shooting of his son in law amid disputes over Calvary.
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Washington
Charlottesville
John Locker
D. C. Calvary
Albemarle-Louisa
Louisa
Locker
Goodwin
Calvary
Roanoke
Dea
Bryan
Tee
Wea
Chanda
Figgatt
Beale
Deus
Xing Redwood
Tyla Birdie Gallant
Taney
William J
Laechy
Palm Korte
AE Blackford
Kirby Tea
Births and Families Listed in Health Office Record
A Health Office birth and family notice lists numerous pairs of parents and newborns, including names such as Arthur batt and Plupbeth 1 Watstr, Wiliam and Ida Harvey with a boy, Georges B Holmes and Harriet H Holmes with a girl, and John H Collins with a baby. The fragment mentions Georgetown University computer, hospital terms, and local contact details.
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Arthur Batt
Plupbeth
Watstr
Doamphan Bee
Ralpheo Sarr Bay
Bary
Nevapps
Air
Franong Ide I
Unter
Wiliam
Maxy Moose
Lillie Higgs
Wyffiam
Ida Harvey
Georges B
Harriet H Holmes
Thomas W
Hathleen Marshall
Gelzomino
Maris
Cerrone
Robert
Mary King
John H
Julia A
Arigty
Eaward A
Irene P. Felder
Nellie @ Collins
James B
Ailes Lettwich
Fay Qud
Anpie Bryant
Dean Theodeaha Dotson
Hattie Solomon
Rthir
Abe Jon Om Ait
Arth
Itepenn
Cornelius Agd
Uiama
Roy
Edward and
Alice M. Jones
World's gold output from Transvaal drives Cape Town to London flow
A London report states global gold production averages about 1,250,000 dollars daily, with Transvaal mines supplying over a third. Weekly, 2.6 to 3 million dollars in gold bars move from Cape Town to London, then to the Bank of England, where bullion is bought at about 19 dollars per ounce. The process, rates, and minting notes outline how bars flow to and from the Bank and market, including export considerations and sovereign exchange.
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Washington Post
London
Transvaal
Cape Town
Cape
Southampton
Bank of England
London novelists roused over proper length of novels
In London on September 24 the country’s leading novelists voiced strong objections to the idea of excessively long works. Bernard Shaw offered his distinctive view while The Westminster Gazette presented a discussion on what constitutes an appropriate novel length. The public reaction mixed with mild interest follows the debate.
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Thar-Yeples
George Bernard Shaw
Peple
Guet
Heinemann
Hente
Washington Post
London
Westminster Gazette
Exiled ex-police chief Lupoukhine living in Siberia hut
Special cable from Berlin reports M Lupoukhine once St Petersburg police chief and czar confidant now in Danilovka Siberia. Described as broken down and unhappy, living in a four room log hut with poor light and ventilation. He remains a privileged exile among other political prisoners. The piece notes his past plots against the czar and his dismissal from government service. In Lima, Peru, Seldemann of the American Educational Institute is jailed for allegedly violating a schoolhouse law, with the American legation contesting the arrest.
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Washingtons Post
Berlin
Siberia
M Lupoukhine
St Petersburg
M. Lupoukhine
Russian Empire
St. Petersburg
Pollen
Danilovka
DanilovEa
Moupoukhine
Caised
Lima
Peru
Seldemann
American Educational Institute
American Legation
Labor Revolt Fears Grow Over Union Insobordination
Special Cable from William T. Stead reports widespread unrest in Great Britain as workers defy union leaders and collective bargains. The piece notes tension between union executives and members, fears of general strikes, and the risk of dissolving one of the era’s major industrial forces. Also listed are Mount St. Mary's football dates with games in Emmitsburg and surrounding areas.
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William T. Stead
Washington Prat
London
England
Scotland
Wales
Great Britain
Lancashire
Clyde
Pyne
Weir
Mount St. Mary’s
Washington Post
Emmitsburg
Sheridan
Mount St Joseph’s
Mount Washington City
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Western Maryland
Westminster
Lebanon Valley
Loyola College
Rock Hill
Elliott City
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Marquis DE Castellane
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BRC
Henr Viguaud
Fallieres
United States
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Kaiser Gibed
M’elroy
U. OF V
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Roosevelt
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Order of St. Dominic
Lavaltois Perret
Franco
Notre Dame
Father Oltivier
Bermon
Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
M. Brisson
Olivier
Mme,de LE Vie
Ae Witerd
Mquis de People's Pharmacy
Willard White
Vaugaire Na
Flesh Sullder
Willard Waite
Skyship
Galls Board
Race Equalist
Sour Ven
Roanoke Hameas
Health Office Record
Georgetown University
Bell Losis
Zeare
Bell Am
Gordon
Risin Andrew Mickens
River
Reine A. Riebertson
John Jornsor
Cape Lown
Bernard Shaw
Lupoukhine
Trades Union
Federation of Employers
Bert Swrediai
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