Princess Elizabeth Marie of Austria and Prague Scandal
Elizabeth Marie, daughter of Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, is linked to a Prague shooting incident involving an actress in her husband Otto Windisch Graetz's apartment. The Archduchess, a famed beauty and niece of dancer Fanny Elssler, faced royal opposition to her marriage, with immense royal securities and allowances reportedly granted by the Emperor. The piece outlines her lineage, marriage, and the dramatic background of the Austrian royal fate.
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Princeam ‘Witanbeth
Marie
Elizabets
Win Gisch Graets
Prien Otto
Prague
Bohemia
Otto Ja
Elieneth Marle
Austia
Ublinn
Wugttin
Alizadsth UY
Windisch
Mest
Uungary
Rudolph of
Austria
Rudolph
Marie Vergera
Houtlog Bodee
Moyerling
God
P'rincesa Eiteabeth
Stephanie
Leopold
Count Longay
Otto Windisch-Graetz
Sovereien
Mnredigttsch
Wey
Rusento
Staria Taglioni
Joseph Windiseh- Gets
Princesa Elizabeth Maria
Crone
Prince Rudolph
Maltese Mantilla Fashion Gains Narrow Popularity
A fragment describes the Maltese mantilla fad as a luxurious dress accessory. It notes the lace mantilla’s growing appeal and exclusivity, with reference to Mrs. Collins Bran Hertan wearing one at a Pasay event, highlighting its delicate manufacture and high cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliis
Curious Natural History in Fifteenth Century Folklore
A late volumes notes from the Sportsman's Dictionary recounts seventeenth and eighteenth century beliefs about animals. It quotes a black bird’s traits and a folk tale of a squirrel guiding across a river using wind, alongside cautions on wolf behavior and dog bites and old remedies.
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Uost
Izank Walton
Inger
Eno
Old Houses on the Hudson Vigturesque Yet Uncomfortable
The Brooklyn Eagle notes old Hudson villages mix charm with poor sanitation and cramped rooms. Summer homes from 1050 era lack adequate bedrooms, with alcoves used as sleeping spaces for large families. Recessed areas function as closets after simple remodeling, while original pegs and fittings echo past fashions.
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Hudson
Brooklyn Eagle
Matthew Vassar
Profanity at Court In 18th Century Lore
Fragmentary account recounts a Duke of Cumnerkind famed for excessive swearing during the Culloden era. The tale claims he sought Archbishop Lowiey’s help for a matter about a lady, then quips that the archbishop would meet protesters while muttering a profane phrase. The piece notes the duke’s speech influenced common chatter of the time.
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Anuitietag
Lowiey
Cumnerkind
Culloden
Lila
Lili
Les Allright
Dinner Guests Reported in Montana Notice
The article lists Mr and Mrs Peter E Cole hosting guests at dinner including Mr and Mrs Win Miki from Oxford and several others from Summer Acid and Montana. A drive to Tas Valley last Wednesday night stopped at John Rash’s home. The Lackswanna railroad contemplates removing a tunnel near Hoboker with engineers estimating costs in the millions to proceed.
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Montana
Peter E. Cole
Win Miki
Oxford
George W. Barson
Mies Hadith Barson
Wilson R. Colyer, Jr
Charles T. Lazeon
Misa Ethel Cole
Wm._Weolfa
Fulfard
Presas
A.e.cola
Tas Valley
John Rash
Manefield Township
Altar
Kurina
Middle Valley
Misa ‘Grica’ Slater
Stephenaburg
Port Murray
W. W. Case
D. 1
John Kase
Flemington
St. Cloud
J. Be Heaplon
Lincoln Avenue
Chryscla. Club
Mra. Bumpton
Mra
J.D- Groff
D. F. Beatty
Mre
M. Witama
Ladies Whisters
Asbury
W. F. Mattison
Laure Petit
Smith
Mire
Bryant
Mra. J
Hi. Beranton
Ft. P. McKinatry
F. P. Parrow
Willard Allozer
Cummins
P. W. Wandiing
Mary Bowmap
Donna Weller
Florence Casters
Janna Con Ma Talon
Joseph H. Scranton
Hachettetown Ona Alethelde
Plessant-Ensland
JAGGERS ON TRIAL IN SUSSEX COUNTY
In Newton court Monday a crowded hearing for Georges Jagger and accomplices drew many spectators as the murder case of Mrs. Devans and Victor Bevans unfolded. Prosecutor Muston leads the state with Simonson and Martin defense counsel. testimony from Ebner E. Smith Edwin Kintner and others details the Preston Gazette paper trail and the aftermath of the October 2 murder. The trial resumes with Jagger’s fate to be argued as the court convenes.
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Newton
Revans Munter
Mra. Devans Wan Ane
Victor B. Bevane
Tevana
Sussex
Tevens
Lily
Haie
Meg Hevuns
Uae
Janathier
Georgeslaggera
Daggera
Asylille
Muston
Coe
Lewis Foo
Jessex
Thicotore Simonson
Lewis J. Martin
Ar. Vevina
Ebner E. Smith
Mr. Bevans
Edwin
Kintner
Bevina
Plee’s
Port Jervia
Port Dervia
Bevans
Stepheton
Shaansen
Allah
Simonson
Tag Xorg
Pinud
Major
Ani
Apeak
Angers
Iteo
Balag Brent
Wis
Iano
Seventy Years Ago in Parren County Tales of Fulton Steamers
Seventy years ago Juronatil Mech recalls a Newark Jersey City era. He and his brother visited New York to see Fulton the steamboat, noting ferries, loaded wagons, and a bustling transit scene. He describes early commerce, tavern keeping, and prosperous farm trade, with daily ferry crossings and a mix of merchants, neighbors, and family. He recalls steamcar beginnings between Newark and Jersey City and the era’s rough but vibrant mobility.
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Juronatil
Oda
Pparren
Israel
Althea
Ser McGain
Mt. Termion
Tbs
New York
Oll
Fulton
Siohokon
Washington Market
Etta
Marie
Divig
Neal
Warren
Suaeex
Farners
Newark
Jersey City
Alot
Na Srent
Social Roundup of Writings and Local Visitors
Personal notices chronicle Mr. Harry Stevenson of Easton in town and many households hosting relatives and friends in Belvidere avenue area. Recounts include Professor Griffith at home, Miss Laura Allager entertaining in Breton, and Miss Mabel Craig in New York with Mrs. Vorler. News covers illnesses, gatherings, and local travels across Jersey towns with multiple neighbors visiting family and attending events.
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Harry Stevenson
Easton
Alz
Emanue
J. A.grifith
Hia
Maecer
Pth Ren
Thrace Rush
Peathrang
Hackettatown
Bilas Nottle Rinehart
Paterson
Washington Avenue
Btone
Tha
Hackettstown
M. Fl
Mga
Evelyn Smith
Bidima
Soolab Curl
Phillipstura
Nathan Curl
West Stawart Street
Wilay
Jergey
Henry Crimmine
Belvidora Avenue
W.d.gullek
New Jersey Lumberman's, Association
Newark
Asbury
Washington
Mra
Ches
Dettart
Samuel L. Stout
Bulvidere Avenue
Herbert Banty
Chester
William Alien
Atip
Fitts
Miles Ada
Coul
Airs
Byron F. Babcock
Hoboken
Belvidere Avenue
Buntay
John
Cculka
Belvidero Avenue
Herenkle
Wm, Miller
Laura
Janne Tolson
Phil Lipsburg
Holviders Avenue
Klonda
Boalyextown
Rockport
Port Golden
Jacob&. Fitts
East Orange
Jolood
Tie
Clarance Whitewe
Pasmmignia
Boleldoro
Atlas
Jennie Gulick
Belvideroayenns
Mina Barker
Syoning
Benator Haupk
Anna Donnla
Delaware Water Gap
Correlius Sheppard
Trenton
Beart
New York
Proat Bro
Baltimore
National Fire Proating Co
Portsincray
D. Ford Benry
Port Murray
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