Imperial ukase orders troops in Siberian districts to stand in Frendiness
A dated ukase from February 10 directs all military establishments in the Siberian military districts to place their troops in a state described as Frendiness, signaling a shift in posture or readiness within the region. The text provides limited context on the exact meaning or implications for ongoing operations.
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McNary Sees Olney Winning Democratic Nomination
Congressman McNary told a Post reporter he is convinced Olney’s chances rise daily. He said uncertainty in Washington among candidates and new entrants strengthens the case that Richard Olney can be nominated by the Democrats.
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St Patrick's Alumnae Leap Year Party in Roxbury Hall
The St Patrick's School alumnae of Roxbury hosted a leap year party at Howe Hall on Huington Avenue last evening. It served as a reunion with many old friendships renewed and featured Rev Father Joseph H Gallagher as a guest of honor.
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Cathedral Society Holds Pleasant Reunion and Reception
The Rev. James A. Lee of the Cathedral attended with the Rev. Fathers Merritt and Flynn. Floor director Miss Helen R. Campbell led assistants including Margaret Mitchell Ida McDonnell Agnes M. Gately and aides Anna Brown Sarah Campbell Margaret Cotter Mary Farrell Grace Kelley Helen Yanagan Sadie Muldown Susie Regan Alice Sheehan and Helena Stepper. The reception committee included Sadie Ryan Josephine Boyle Mary Campbell Katherine Conboy Jennie Donlon Grace Fitzsimmons Mary Murphy Susie Regan Sadie Muldown Mary Shanney Lillian Strain and DeHa Walsh.
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Printing Law Books Sparks Rivalry in Legislature
Rival firms compete for a five year contract to publish the state law reports. Boston bids $1.50 per volume, Western firm $1.15, with bond of $20 000. Taft favors the higher price while Newton backs the lower. Debate continues as school law measures face hearings and board powers are argued. Pedrick named doorkeeper, Gardner assistant. many officials and veterans attend.
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Phenix Insurance Losses Shown After Baltimore Fire
Special Despatch reports Phenix Insurance Company of New York loses about 250000 from the Baltimore fire. Its monthly income nears 500000, surplus 1790000, capital 1000000, gross assets 7500000. Despite historic fires in Chicago and Boston, losses were paid promptly as the firm expanded.
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