New York Reporters Draw From Wide Roots and Youth
A city paper notes reporters largely come from country towns and New England, with newcomers from Connecticut and the West. It highlights young, trained men from rural papers, many from New England, and a few New York–based editors with New Haven origins. The piece discusses reporter ability, temperament, and the lure of power, stressing that most seek first‑rate papers and rapid advancement.
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A Houseful of Kings At Paris Exposition
A special report describes Senegalese royalty visiting Paris for the Exposition led by King Digab Salifou. The royal retinue, including Queen Dinah-Salifou, travels in state with dignity and spectacle, drawing attention for their size and stature.
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Panis
Senegal
Paris
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Limon
Slaves and princes in a Paris royal troupe tale
A fragment describes Utfle and other youths serving a kingly line from Sangomar Mellacoree and Taro, including Ma madhou M'Disi, Isa son of King Rip, and Cands and Sati. The group, plus domestics and three Griots musicians, live in simple food and palace comforts in Paris, with Queen Philia embracing the furniture and mirrors.
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Tabis
Sangomar
Mamadhou M'Disi
Isa
Rip
Band
Cands
Upper
Lower
Mellacoree
Taro
Paris
Philia
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Parisian Modiste Keconnia Dresses Royal Patrons
A Paris fashion house chronicles royal customers including the Comtesse de Paris and the Duchesse de Broonse. The Empress of Russia and Grand Duchess Vladsmuir are cited for refined tastes, with details on hats, colors, and grooming. The narrative notes intricate ensembles and the fusion of fur and gauze in a crown toque for Vladsmuir, plus anecdotes about wedding trousseaux and receptions.
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Ste Keconnia
Orleans
Comtesss de Paris
Duchesse de Broonze
Duchess de the Edster
Comtesse de Paris
Europe
Waldemar
Denmark
Russia
Princess of Wales
Grand Duches Vladsmuir
Mecktenburg-Schwerin
Elizabeth
Saxe-Weimar
Paris
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