Czarina Claims Rasputin Gifted Image With Power
The Czarina describes a bell image given by Rasputin as a force that shaped her views and kept hostile visitors away. She notes the bell rang for those with bad intentions and calls the monk her guide, saying the instinct comes from God, not her own wisdom.
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Rasputin
Ccarina
Witc
Nicholai Nicholaievitch
Orloff
Dzhunkowsky
Orentein
Ella
Empress Fights Holy Synod in Rasputin Power Clash
The Czarina presses her struggle against Samarin the over-procurator and Rasputin’s faction. She demands Samarin’s removal and proposes candidates while criticizing Duma and Sazonov. The couple’s internal conflict centers on asserting control and shaping Russia’s future.
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Holy Synod
Rasputin
Czatina
Samarin
Czarina
Duma
Sazonov
Czarina Letters Urge Firm Stance in 1915 Russia
A trove of September 1915 dispatches reveals Queen Sophie Sunny urging Tsar Nicholas II to dismiss Samarin and prove decisive in church politics. The letters discuss Rasputin, Varnava, Gorimykin, and Metropoli tan Vladimir, with calls for stronger leadership amid political turmoil in Moscow and Vilna.
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Samarin
Anja
Andronnikov
Hermogen
Moscow
Varnaya
Gregory Rasputin
Gregory
Vatnava
Varnava
Khvostovy
Guriev
To be continued in tomorrow's issue of the Boston Post and Daily
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Isaac Don Levine
Boston Post
The
Chicago Daily News Co
Great Britain
Scandinavia
France
Italy
Spain
South America
McClure
Teachers’ Salary Increase Up Again Discussed
The Boston school committee held a lengthy conference with teachers’ representatives about a flat 600 dollar salary increase. Earlier partial raises fell short of teachers’ expectations, and the meeting proceeded in executive session.
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Boston
Still No Reply From Mars In Nebraska Station
Cedar Creek Nebraska April 23 Dr Frederick Millener fails again to catch signals from Mars at his self built receiving station. He will continue experiments for several days.
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Cedar Creek
Neb
Frederick Millener
Mars
Williams Is Elected President Of Newspaper Group
New York April 2 T R Williams of the Pittsburg Press was chosen president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association at the annual convention. Officers include Vice President Paul Patterson and Secretary John Stewart Bryan. A resolution opposed unions 44 hour week and urged preservation of 48 hours.
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New York
T. R. Williams
Pittsburg Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Paul Patterson
Baltimore Sun
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond News-Leader
G. H. Larke
New York World
F. G. Bell
Savannah News
E. H. Butler
Buffalo News
J E. Atkinson
Toronto Star
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis News
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Hopewell Rogers
Chicago Daily News
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston Globe
William F. Rogers
The
Boston Transcript
Bureau of Advertising
Congress
Butler Refuses Nomination Stump Speech in Letter
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler explains why his name is not presented in Republican primaries. He cites three reasons including the need for open discussion, refusal to campaign on self praise, and opposition to spending vast sums on nominating efforts.
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New York
David Holzner
Trenton
N. J
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
United States
Centenary of St Pauls Cathedral Set for June 16
The centennial consecration of the Cathedral Church of St Paul will be celebrated June 16 with a tablet dedication to Warren A. Locke, longtime organist and choirmaster. Activities include services at 11 a.m. and a concert by the Pilgrim Male Quartet at Uphams Corner. Bishop Lawrence plans to sail for England for Lambeth Conference on June 26.
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Dean Rousmaniere
Warren A. Locke
St. Paul's
Pilgrim
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Upham's Corner
Lawrence
England
France and Canada to End Trade Treaty
France and Canada will abrogate the commercial convention signed in 1907 and ratified in 1919. The pact gave Canada preferential access to France and France similar privileges for its imports into Canada. The decision was announced today in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
France
Canada
France and Canada Abrogate Treaty For New Trade Talks
France announced plans to abrogate the treaty and Canada gave three months notice around mid March. The convention had been extended three months and the expiry passed in March. Trade officials think both moves clear the deck for negotiations on a new agreement.
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France
Canada
Boston University Girls Boycott Silk Stockings
One hundred Boston University women sign a resolution vowing not to buy silk stockings until prices fall. The movement aims to curb profiteering and lower costs for shoppers in the near future.
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Boston University
Dr Williams Pink Pills Tonic Not a Stimulant
A non alcoholic tonic claims to build up blood and nerves rather than provide a short lived boost. It advertises gradual strength gains, fewer headaches, and better appetite, with testimonials from users in Dover New Hampshire and Bath Maine. The pills are promoted as a safe spring tonic and are sold nationwide by druggists for 60 cents a box.
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Williams
H. H. Emerson
Baker Street
Dover
N. H
Mr. Emerson
Dr. Williams
Charles Darling
No. 14 Week Street
Bath
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