Emperor William Witnesses Large War Maneuvers in Germany
In Frankfort on the Oder on September 11 Emperor William hosted guests at a long dinner. At 7 a.m. the simulated battle began with sixty thousand infantry and two hundred artillery pieces in action. Generals and staff observers watched from a hilltop as Red Army and Blue defenses clashed, while aircraft signaled a halt. Emperor William and visiting generals, including Lord Roberts, observed from the front.
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Frankfort-on-the Oder
Germany
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Prince Albrecht
Frankfort-on-the-Oder
Emperor William
Corbin
Young
Wood
Lord Roberts
French
Red Army
Roosevelt Returns to Oyster Bay After Southern Tour
President Roosevelt arrived Oyster Bay at 4:50 p m aboard the Sylph with Secretary Cortelyou, Assistant Secretary Loeb, Mrs Roosevelt, and Miss Ethel Roosevelt. He rested after the trip and planned no new appointments before his western journey, set to begin September 19, while continuing local informal receptions on September 13.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Cortelyou
Loeb
Ethel Roosevelt
Hempstead
Nassau County
Queer Old Mansion at Clean Drinking Manor Near Washington
This feature recalls Clean Drinking manor near Washington, built in 1750 and remarkably intact after two centuries in the Coates Jones lineage. Washington drank at the spring there in 1775, and the property once sheltered Monroe during the 1814 British invasion. The estate, about 25 acres now, preserves heirlooms and a Washington-era pedigree.
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Lyhougil
Great Britain
Great
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Prior
Judah
England
White House
Jones’ Mill
Rock Creek
Pittsburg
Braddock
Thomas Monroe
Washington City
Clear Drinking Manor
Monroe
United States
John Coates
Henry Coates
Sproxton
Elizabeth
Charles Jones
Maryland
First Court
Montgomery County
Committee of Safety
Eleanor Selden
John Augustine Washington
Gen. Washington
Mount Vernon
Clean Drinking
Virginia
John Coates Jones
West Point
Col
Robert Hanson Harrison
George Washington
Col. Harrison
Copeland Parker
Norfolk
Jackson
Smith D. Fry
Fuller Will Not Resign Report Denied by WalLace
Hugh C Wallace, son in law of Chief Justice Fuller, dispels claims the chief justice would resign next winter. He says Fuller, 69, is in perfect health and more vigorous than many at 60 after visiting his summer home in Maine.
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New York
Hugh C. Wallace
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Wallace
Maine
Asthma Cure Offered Free Samples From Dr Schiffmann
Sufferers from asthma hay fever or bronchitis are told that Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure relieves attacks ensures sleep and has cured thousands where other remedies failed. The doctor says samples are sent to druggists and free by mail to those who request with a 2 cent stamp for postage.
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R. Schiffmann
Paul
Minn
Urgent Need Aboard Delayed Group Returns
A party on a pleasure trip grew concerned when a member noted something felt wrong and two hours passed since Mr Cee Dakk escorted a group. Emergency steps were taken promptly by the party to address the issue.
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Cee Dakk
Los Angeles Herald
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