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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

18 Jan 1914

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Atlanta Constitution

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

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Jan 18, 1914

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29

No Correspondence Is Sacred to Russia's "Black Cabinet

Julius Ostman reports from St Petersburg on Russia's "Black Cabinet" a vast secret espionage network under the interior ministry opening and censoring private letters across Europe. The piece details how mail is opened by gendarmes, delayed, or destroyed, with bureaux from Moscow to Berlin and Rome implicated, and cites estimates that thousands of officials and millions of letters are affected yearly. It notes tensions with Britain, Japan, and Italy, and recounts historical context and methods of "perlustra tion" and "ruiboloviya" used to surveil exiles, officials, and private citizens alike.

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Curtis Brown St Petersburg Russia Great Britain Japan Uly Siberia England Moscow London Italy Rome Tralians Nair Louis XIV Germany Empire Europe Minister of the Interior Ministry of the Interior Vasetli‘ Desyatinsky Splea Desyatinsky St. Petersburg Warsaw Odesan Kharkoff Saratozl Tomsk Irkutsk Tashkent Central Asia St. Petersbug tLoy Worka Slack Nichols T Karamaischeff Alexander TL Tere Charse Okhrana Siberian Roand Ing Ruehloff Maltiakoff Multiakoff Bourtself Berlin Vienna Paris Clemenceau Chamber of Deputies Lnter Nan Welgsmann Bittard Bint Ware Emssary Can Cabiets Zacharin Zacharly Rancisco Leone Amp Winor Offerat Peter Stolypin Stolypin Loris Meikoff Rus Sian St Skten Stock Exchange M. Sukhotins Kiet Red Michael Imonev Sukhotine Sted Michail Julius Ostman
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German athletes on verge of sport craze says Berlin report

Berlin January 17 Carl Diem secretary general of the 1816 Olympic Games says Germany is near a sport craze spurred by victories in wining rowing and lawn tennis the opening of Marek stadium in Grunewald and the German Imperial committee's propaganda work The government backs the Olympic effort with subsidies while Prussia's distrust of physical exercise gives way to official endorsement of sport as a distraction from politics and the education minister Trott von solz urges athletics

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Curtis Brown Berlin Carl Diem Germany Marek Grunewald Alvin Krienzlein America Imperial Committee Garman Olympic Committee Crown Orinee Kraenzlein Diem Stockholm Finland Sweden Great Britain Imperial Football Association Iver Greater Zanl Kafmer Prince Henry Prussia Imperial Olympic Committee Imperial Olymapic Committee Herr von Podbielski Podbielski Wiese Reichstag von Oertzen Count Steratorpfe Baron von Venningen- Ullner Af Berlin Olympis Committee England United States German Athistin Association Yes Kraenglein Leipzig Grunewald Stadium Ejertheim Grunewald 2 Denmark Norway Jaenzlein Waltzer Munich Gersafman
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Electrical process good for chickens

London reports a poultry experiment by Thorne Baker using electrification. Ten minutes of current per hour reduced mortality to about 1.5 percent and cut time to market to five weeks. The note moves into German sport and Olympic planning, citing Kraenzlein and Diem as part of a broader push to boost athletics and national fitness for 1916 Stockholm Games, including trainer schools and nationwide elimination contests.

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London R. Thorne Baker
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Mrs Pat Campbell Faces Disfigurement Rumor

London January 17. Reporters note Mrs Patrick Campbell's disfigurement after an accident that affected one side of her face while discussing Hubert Hichens’s play and its character inspired by The Woman With the Fan. Marie Tempest and others are mentioned in context of actors altering appearances.

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London Hubert, Hichens Patrick Campbell Barre Wat Liceum Club Pendpese Marie Tempest Kitty
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