Milan through ages and modern rise in Lombardy
Mrs Baker portrays Milan from Roman conquest to its 19th century role as Italy’s financial hub. The piece covers Visconti and Sforza rule, Gothic Duomo grandeur, Ambrogio and Leonardo da Vinci sites, and the city’s shift from antiquity to industrial modernism with Mussolini reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
J. Victor Arthur
Stil. Baker
Milan
Italy
Naples
Lombardy
New
France
Cisalpine
Gaul
B. C
Frederick Barbarossa
Austria
United Kingdom of
Piazza del Duomo
Europe
Saint Peter’s
Rome
Seville
Gian Galeazzo Visconti
Bis
Saint
Ambrogio
Ambrose
Saint Augustine
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Santa.Maria Della Grazia
Leonardo da Vinci
Brera Palace
Teatro Della Scala
Academy of Music
Mussolini
Longa
Barba
Visconti
Steat Ferrar
Modena
Scala
Verona
Carrara
Padua
Gonzaga
Mantua
Gian Galeazzo
Viper
Vercelli
Piedmont
Feltre
Belluno
Tuscany
Pisa
Siena
Perugia
Bologna
Ottone
Western Union Extends Fifty Word Night Letter Overseas
Western Union announces January 14 extension of the 50 word night letter service to London Liverpool Birmingham Bristol Bradford Manchester Newcastle upon Tyne Southampton Dundee Edinburgh Glasgow and Belfast. The night letter will supplement the week end cable letter and cost two cents per word less than the regular cable letter. The service will speed overseas correspondence by bypassing decoding and coding costs and delays in the overseas mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
London
Livrepool
Birmingham
Bristol
Bradford
Manchester
New Castle-on-Tyne
Southamton
Dundee
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Belfast
Great Britain
Man Requests Home Made Burial In Will
R. T. Luttrell left a 1927 will directing burial in a good moderate home made coffin with a simple grave marker. He left his estate to wife Harriett for life, then divided among five children after her death or remarriage. Executors J. W. Luttrell and Kotha Dailey have bonded $2,000. will probated in Frederick County Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Luttrell
Harriett L. Luttrell
J. W. Luttrell
Kotha G. Dailey
Inez L. Dehaven
Minnie P. Gill
Dorothy V. Luttrell
Kotha Dailey
Frederick County
Body of Updyke Girl Buried in Front Royal
The body of Miss Mary Elizabeth Updyke 22 a Front Royal native formerly of Washington and Toms Brook Va was brought for burial. She was found dying with a bullet in her head with a pistol nearby relatives report prolonged illness and nervous condition. Funeral services were held at 2 pm from the home with interment here survivors include her parents and one sister Mas Walter Wilkerson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Mary Elizabeth Updyke
Willer L. Updyke
Miss Updyke
Toms Brook
Front Royal High School
Washington
Toms’. Brook
Mise Updyke
Mas
Walter Wilkerson
General Booth Asked To Retire From Health
The Salvation Army high council adopted a resolution asking Gen Bramwell Booth to retire from the post he has held for 16 years due to ill health. He would keep the title of general and the honor of the rank, with seven members to visit him at his seaside home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sunbury
Thames
Enk
High Council
The
Salvation Army
Bramwell, Booth
Booth
Rev Dr Gruver to Preach Here Sunday at United Brethren
The Rev Dr William F Gruver of Martinsburg West Virginia will occupy the pulpit at the United Brethren Church on North Braddock Street for the 11 o clock Sunday morning service. Pastor Rev George W Stover remains confined at home after a recent influenza attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Gruver
Martinsburg
W. Va
United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
George W. Stover
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Fred Glaize
Della Torres
Matteo
Papacy
Galeazzo II
Euch
Edward III
England
Isabella
John,ii
Pavia
Petrarch
Barnabo
Gian Gallargo
Wenceslaus
A&p
FEINZ
Sunnyfield
White House
del Monte
A&p Sunnyfield Family
Ater
Riverton
Buck Shad
Western Union
Decedent
Updike
Devonshire
Osit
General Booth
Dr. Gruver
Springfeld
Dis
Unica
W. Boscawen St
Moling & Cather
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