Witte the Brown Eyed Giant and Russia's Premier
A portrait of Count Sergei Witte, long at the helm in Russia, detailing his rise from railway official to minister of ways of communication and finance. The piece lauds his steady leadership at Portsmouth, his diplomacy, opposition to war with Japan, and his stance for reform within a constitutional monarchy. It notes his tough, direct manner, his support for peace, and the varied hatreds he faces from clerical, revolutionary, and capitalist factions.
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Council of Ruin
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New Order
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Kis
Portsmouth
Japan
Count Witte
Russia
Grward
Southwestern Railways
Imperial Railway Commission
Witte Hinsel
Witte
Thas Aulest
Mortsmouth
Hir
Whiel
Edgerton
Witte in Russia and the promise of liberty
The piece praises Sergei Witte for guiding Russia toward constitutional government amid revolutionary chaos. It notes his humble misinforming, examines myths of his birth and career, and recalls his rise from railway official to premier, born in Tifis in 1849 and educated at Novorossiysk University with math honors.
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Witte
Amaericans
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Count de Witte
Clagea
Uim
Russia
Ibla
Tifis
Caucasus
Novoronaisk University
Prewdew
Tetterer
Witten J. Lampe
Mouth Organ Band Boosts British Army March Style
A London cable dispatch reports the First East Surrey regiment has formed a mouth organ band to relieve the regimental band on marches. Comprised entirely of regiment members, the group delivers a more stimulating sound than a drum corps and is expected to be widely copied across the British army.
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United States
First East Surrey Regiment
London
Buffalo Express
Flowers on Wrotley Poles in Denver Streets
Designs prepared for Sixteenth Street trolley and lamp poles praised by art commission leader President Read. Triangle club members sketch ideas and a combined post could include a flower receptacle. Mayor supports the plan with parks department help to plant and tend flowers, potentially making Denver the second city after Paris to adorn poles with floral features.
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Sixteenth Street
Denver
Denver Republican
Read
Art Commission
Triangle Club
Parks Department
Paris
Four Facts For Sick Women To Consider
The article promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for many female ailments. It claims it regulates and strengthens the female system, helps backache nervousness and other symptoms, and aids childbirth and menopause. It urges women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for help.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Maas
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