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Pathé's Weekly, No. 41 (1912)
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Pathé's Weekly, No. 41 (1912)

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Seattle, Wash: The leading scientists and educators of Europe, touring America, are welcomed to Seattle by President Kane, of the University of Washington. Berlin, Germany: The Kaiser, Kaiserin, Crown Prince and Crown Princess witness the ...See moreSeattle, Wash: The leading scientists and educators of Europe, touring America, are welcomed to Seattle by President Kane, of the University of Washington. Berlin, Germany: The Kaiser, Kaiserin, Crown Prince and Crown Princess witness the two hundredth anniversary of the Church of St. Sophie. Worcester, Mass: President Taft speaks from the steps of the City Hall while on his way to partake of some of his Aunt Delia's famous pies on his 55th birthday. Seattle, Wash: The American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents leave this city on the "Princess Alice" for Vancouver and Victoria. Cowes, England: The Regatta here brings out many speedy craft to compete in the races. New Haven, Conn: This city celebrates New Haven Day on its usual elaborate scale. Seattle, Wash: The Great Northern Steamship Company's ship "Minnesota," sailing for the Orient, carries the largest cargo ever loaded into a ship's hold, 16,000 tons dead weight. New York, N.Y: The Hamburg- American motor ship, "Christian X," the first transatlantic motor liner puts into this port for 1,000 tons of oil for fuel. This amount of fuel will carry the ship at 13 knots for 110 days, or completely around the world. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Name	Known for
Crown Prince Hohenzollern Self Self See fewer	Hiding in Holland (1919)
Empress Augusta Victoria Self Self See fewer	Opening of the Kiel Canal (1895)
Cecilie Auguste Marie Herzogin von Mecklenburg-Schwerin Self (as Crown Princess) Self (as Crown Princess) See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 18 (1912)
Kaiser Wilhelm II Self Self See fewer	Gewalt gegen Recht (1920)
Thomas Franklin Kane Self (as President Kane) Self (as President Kane) See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 41 (1912)
William Howard Taft Self Self See fewer	The President's Pardon (1913)