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Pathé's Weekly, No. 48 (1914)
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Pathé's Weekly, No. 48 (1914)

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Brooklyn Navy Yard, N.Y: Arrival of U.S. Supply Ship "Celtic" with "Jackies" who did service in Mexico. Budapest, Austro-Hungary: Emperor Francis Joseph whose ultimatum to Servia threatens all Europe with war. Nish, Servia: King Peter I of...See moreBrooklyn Navy Yard, N.Y: Arrival of U.S. Supply Ship "Celtic" with "Jackies" who did service in Mexico. Budapest, Austro-Hungary: Emperor Francis Joseph whose ultimatum to Servia threatens all Europe with war. Nish, Servia: King Peter I of Servia, who refuses to bow to the Dual Monarchy's ultimatum. St. Petersburg, Russia: The Czar, who has served notice on all powers that Russia "cannot be indifferent" to any invasion of Servian territory. Paris, France: President Poincare, who with France must, by the terms of the Triple Entente, join Russia and England against the Teuton. London, England: King George V, whose Home Rule trouble cannot prevent Great Britain from becoming involved in the war as Russia's ally. Berlin, Germany: The Kaiser, in whose hand peace or war rests and who is throwing his powerful influence for peace. Seattle, Wash: A spectacular night fire destroys the excursion steamer Nelson on Lake Washington. Vera Cruz, Mexico: Ltc. Roberto A. Ruiz, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs under President Huerta, leaving for Havana with his family. Long Island Sound: A diver, equipped with the new diving apparatus invented by the Submarine Diving and Recovering Company, descends 212 feet, a new record. Newport News, Va: Seven hundred Greek officers and sailors arrive to arm the Battleship Mississippi sold to Greece by the U.S. Government. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Name	Known for
Emperor Franz Josef Self Self See fewer	Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Franz Josef, and Prince Henry Riding Horseback (1902)
Kaiser Wilhelm II Self Self See fewer	Gewalt gegen Recht (1920)
King George V Self Self See fewer	Their Imperial Majesties in Bombay (1911)
King Peter of Serbia Self Self See fewer	War in Europe (1914)
Raymond Poincaré Self Self See fewer	The First World War (2003)
Roberto A. Ruiz Self Self See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 48 (1914)
Tsar Nicholas II Self Self See fewer	The German Curse in Russia (1918)