Ruins and Rooms of Nicholas II Palatial Interiors
A chaotic OCR recounts tours of the Winter Palace interiors and private rooms of Nicholas II and his family. It describes libraries, a grand oak study, a marble fireplace, and the czar’s private life as crowds gather. The piece notes Alexandra, Rasputin's influence, and the stark contrast between imperial splendor and changed fate.
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Chaira
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Charleston High Class of 1915 Reunion Highlights
The Charleston High School Class of 1915 reunion gathered in the sun room last night with 22 members. Janva Stanley was elected president to lead plans for a June 11 event closing the 1928 cycle, with Mrs Chester Bay named secretary and treasurer. numerous attendees are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Maker and Dr. Robert Price.
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Entel Nftiner
Janva Stanley
Gasocistion
Chester Bay
Afr
W.c. Maker
Stra
James Acderman
Kid Craig
Laws Hay Ciety
Elisabeth Battiing
Ernest Fisher
Godman
Beary Moftman
Albart
Kelly
TL. Storrison
Ae Donley Sar
Texas Capitol To Get Domestic Air
A Texas governor plans major repairs to the Capitol and governor’s mansion with a Madison-style cleanup note. The Board of Control proposes spending 31,509,000 for repairs while highlighting interior decay hidden by an imposing pink granite exterior.
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Austin
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Mfrigin Amanda Fergusson
Iter Board of Control
Texas
Sam Houston
George Washington
Liberty
Bam Houston
Ferguson
Chicago
Move to prevent Ponzi fleeing U S
Massachusetts authorities seek to stop Charles Ponzi from leaving the United States while awaiting resentencing. Immigration officials at Washington are asked to alert border sectors on the Canadian and Mexican fronts to watch for Ponzi in connection with his alleged offering of profits through his international reply coupon scheme.
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Juana
Massachusetts
Charles Ponzi
Ot Rich Quick
An & Common
Washington
Maxic
Ean
Panataioul
United States
Ponst
Tata
Cobutoya Profite
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Modern industry beautifies plants takes stage in Tulsa
Tulsa June 10 industrial trade group speakers highlight a shift in factory design as pleasing interiors and efficient layouts transform American plants. John A Plequet of New York presents before the industrial property division at the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in its 19th annual gathering.
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Tulsa
Okla
John A. Plequet
New York
Woods Raps League Narcotics Treaty
Geneva June 10 Arthur Woods of New York scored the leadup of nations opium commission at an exciting meeting in which he urged refining to invite his recommendation for quelling the narcotic drug evil in its annual report. The commission had failed to incorporate his suggestion to convoke a conference of narcotic manufacturers on measures to prevent illicit traffic, and the declaration that drug tracts could not be suppressed unless narcotic factories are owned or controlled by governments.
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Arthur Woods
New York
of Nations Opium Commission
Convoke Ag
Old New York Homes Hidden Behind Skyline Fame
A writer exposes forgotten landmarks tucked among New York’s modern skyline. The Brevoort House at 10 Ninth Street, once a hub of 19th century society, hosts relics of era salons and scandal. Nearby sites on Dean Street, the Morris-Jumel Mansion, Bowery clubhouse, and Long Island homes linked to Payne and early American culture are noted as historic anchors amid urban change.
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Lalla Roakh
Thopian Moore
Irish Post
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Sappho
Lamartine
Petrarch
Huey
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N.P. Wins
Willian Cullen Bryant
Lyle’ Lene
Dean Street
Southern Post
Ridney Lanier
Morris Juniet
160Th Street
Jumel Fac
Roger Morris
General Washington
Harlem Mulkets
Long [Aland
Morris
Torler
Stephen Jamel
Aaron Burr
Long Island
John Howard Payne
Clari
Milan
London
Notable Historic Sites Around Yonkers and New Amsterdam
In Yonkers and East Hampton stories weave from Frederick Philipse’s manor to the Mary Rogers murder at John Anderson’s store. The corridor of Dunne and Broadway recalls Morses and Washington Irving circles while 1804 duel echoes near Weehawken. The era ties to Washington and Hamilton legends.
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Yonkers
Frederick Philipas
New Amsterdam
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Philipse
Mary
George Washington
Roger Morria
Nye
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Broadway
John Andarsat
Eigar
Mary Rogers
Washington Irving
Edgar Alen Poe
Fentfora Woopen
Foy
June Street
Witate Daynard
Alexander Hamilton
Mix
Anton Rupr
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Gerose
Mrs Harry Brown Meets King George at Buckingham Palace
London June 31 The second court at Buckingham Palace featured Mrs A. 2 Haughton presenting nine Americans, mostly matrons, in sparkling gowns and tiaras. Mrs Harry Brown of Pittsburgh drew attention in ivory ivory satin and coral accents, attending with several notable guests. The court fete resumes July 7 and 1 for future court images as the season continues. Irrigation plans promise to double Nile valley productivity in Iraqis and Mexican children increasingly adopt expensive transports.
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Haughton
Stra
Marry Brown
Wittsburgh
Meveral Neumona
Marfah
Mra
Elisha Les
Sire
Willam Elin Scull
Philadelphia
Edeward ‘Townhend
Long Island
Ee Mary Kenna
Margaret Phipps
New York
George Munford
Edwin S. Webster
Boston
Demarest Lloyd
Washington
Nile Valley
Traqis
Mexlco
Doty Not Executed American Volunteer In Syria
June 16 Bennett Doty the American volunteer in the French foreign legion will not be executed. War Minister Palinare told Universal Service that reports of his court martial and death are misleading and no judgment has yet been issued.
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Bennett Doty
Syria
Doty
Palinare
Universal Service
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Tam
Ask Borah's Aid for Wet Petitions in New York
New York June 10 petitions from four states are needed to call a constitutional convention to consider repealing the 18th amendment. Assemblyman Louis FH Cuvillier says twenty eight states have requested calling a constitutional convention.
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Louis FH. Cuvillier
Lawmakers mull constitutional convention over prohibition
Since 1901 a letter to Senator William E Dorah notes two thirds of the states petition Congress to call a convention. Assemblyman Cuvi l l ier, author of repealing the statewide prohibition act, praises the idea and urges the senator to gather petitions while states debate prohibition as part of broader representation. Abstdeen Scotland plans 2 778 000 housing scheme and Perala to build 400000 paper plant for government printing needs.
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Thag
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